YouTube streaming star Ludwig has been a dynamic personality in the community. From live streams to hosting shows, the streamer has entertained his audience throughout his career. But he is very well aware of the fate of time. And has thus put forward a “plan to quit streaming.”

The 27-year-old streamer has clarified his plans for the future regarding streaming. Moreover, he has declared the way he wants his career to end. In a recent video, he tries to explain the ‘plan’ that he wishes to take up. And he seemed to be planning this for all the good reasons and for the welfare of the community.

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In a recent video uploaded on his channel, Mogul Mail, he specified his future. The video was titled “My Plan to Quit Streaming.” Surprisingly, this was just a way of him telling the people that he was not explicitly quitting streaming, but was undergoing preparations for when the moment arrived. And then went on to explain the “plan.”

He cited a clip where he gets confused about the name of a World of WarCraft game. And said that this thing “started it all.” Moving on, he communicated an analogy of streaming with two possible ends. As told by him, in one end, “you fizzle out and die like planets do.” Whereas the other end is the “Big Bang.” Now going by his analogy, he declared that he wants to “go out with a bang.”

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Continuing his thought, he admitted that he wants to help other creators in the future. He went on to cite examples of Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed while talking of “creators of the future.” And unveiled the way he will be accomplishing it.

Ludwig has launched a way to help the creators in the future

“That’s why I made Offbrand,” the YouTube streamer said. Furthermore, he informed in the video how he and his friends will be managing the company. With the aim of helping creators in the future “to make cool sh**, to make cool shows.” He also showed a tweet by Nathan Grayson, who had also uploaded an article regarding this on The Washington Post.

Nathan tweeted, “ludwig sees this as a way of preparing for the end of his career as a content creator: “I’ve always accepted the fact that there will be a point where my career ends,” ludwig told me. “rather than fear that … I love the idea of helping other creators.”

He has also shown the way that creators can approach the company through the Offbrand website. Thus, we could see Ludwig carrying out efforts to entertain and help the community as a whole. Meanwhile, one can check the season premiere of ‘Juiced’ accompanied by the entertainment quotient of Ludwig and xQc.

What do you think will Ludwig do in the future? Do share your answers with us in the comments section.

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