Definition

A person who broadcasts live video content online, typically on platforms like Twitch, YouTube, or TikTok, often while playing video games, creating art, or engaging in other activities. The term can refer to both the person and sometimes their channel or broadcast itself.

Example Usage

The streamer played for eight hours straight and had 50,000 concurrent viewers.

Origin

Derived from 'streaming,' the practice of transmitting media content continuously over the internet in real-time.

Fun Fact

The most-followed streamers can earn millions annually through subscriptions, donations, and brand sponsorships.

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