Before Twitch, YouTube Live, and Facebook Gaming, there was Stickam.com. Stickam.com was a live-streaming and social networking website that launched in 2005 and became popular in the late 2000s and early 2010s. It allowed users to create their own live video channels, interact with others through chat and video, and share their content with a global audience. The website was known for its diverse user base and was popular among musicians, artists, and other creatives. However, in 2013, the website shut down due to financial difficulties and competition from other social media platforms.
Stickam was home to scene kids, Leoleporte, and large brands like G4, and in the middle was me constantly on the leaderboard in the Most Watched top ten creating talks shows like Kick In, tabletop gaming streams with ‘Pizza Games and Zombies’ and broadcasting the sites first wedding to 50,000 viewers