"Your frustration is understandable": Myth gives streaming advice to NRG Willius and other creators looking to diversify their content

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Ali "Myth" recently took to Twitter to give some advice to up-and-coming content creators who feel like they have been typecast into certain niche categories that they are struggling to break out of.

The short clip that Ali posted was in response to a tweet from NRG Valorant streamer Willius, who had posted a short rant against people only looking at him as the "Valorant accent dude" despite him having much more to offer:

As a pretty popular streamer who has been in the game for quite a long time, Myth took the opportunity to give some advice and acknowledged the problem being spoken about. Calling it a relatable issue, the YouTube Gaming streamer said:

Ali Kabbani, popularly known as Myth, is a popular streamer who primarily plays esports titles such as Valorant and Overwatch. He made a name for himself on Twitch during the heydays of Fornite. Willius is an up-and-coming streamer who was signed by NRG this June.

For those unaware of why he ranted about being thought of as someone who only has one trick up his sleeve, Willius is popular on YouTuber and TikTok as the 'Valorant Accent Guy.' Here is a clip of him showcasing the gimmick that has become his trademark:

However, it appears that he is fed up of people calling him the Valorant Accent Guy.

Hoping to help streamers who face the problem of being categorized as a "one-trick-pony," Myth gave his opinion about what he felt was the right thing to do for creators looking to break out of a stereotype.

He also mentioned that creating consistently good content would allow streamers and content creators to build a loyal community that consisted of fans who appreciated them more than the game they were playing. Once creators are able to establish a community like this, switching