If you’ve ever fallen asleep in public, you’ll understand the pure embarrassment of realising people have seen you at your worst.
It could happen on a train, a bus, maybe even at the hairdressers – but the outcome is always the same. Mouth open, snores galore, even a lil bit of dribble here and there. Just me? Okay then, swiftly moving on…
My point is, it’s embarrassing. What’s probably not very embarrassing to most people is falling asleep in your own home… Except when you find out hundreds of people have been watching you do so.
Which is exactly what happened to one man recently when he accidentally fell asleep while live streaming on Twitch. Now, you may think if that happened to you, people would just stop watching. After all, why would anyone want to watch someone sleep?
But surprisingly, more than 200 people stayed tuned to watch his sleeping habits, waiting for him to wake up and some even donated money.
The man, a 36-year-old streamer named Jesse, was asleep for nearly three hours before he woke up to find he had become an internet sensation overnight.
The incident occurred on Saturday night (January 26) when Jesse was streaming in the ‘Just Chatting’ category on Twitch.
For a couple of hours, the man was just watching TV with some snacks and drinks with his headphones on and no chat interaction whatsoever. Then, everything changed.
Talking to Bored Panda, the streamer said:
I usually stream games. But I like to have a chill streaming from my couch stream once in a while where people can just come by and hang out and just have a conversation.Prior to me falling asleep, the session had been going just like any other. A few visits from people and I’m not sure if anyone actually chatted.
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