Definition

A person watching a live stream broadcast on a platform like Twitch, YouTube, or TikTok. Viewers may passively watch, participate in chat, or contribute monetarily through subscriptions or donations.

Example Usage

The stream had 10,000 concurrent viewers, and chat was moving faster than ever.

Origin

Standard English term 'viewer,' adapted to describe audiences of live-streaming content.

Fun Fact

A single streamer's viewer count can range from single digits to hundreds of thousands depending on popularity and content type.

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