I would slightly argue that his podcast was a lot more entertaining a few years ago, before the Sidescrollers interview. He would go try to be a game journalist and would somehow twist any topic into complaining about his personal life and society. The day off segments were crying about his Doordash being cold etc... He would somewhat try to have content.
Nowadays, he is nontentmaxxing.
Start the stream. 20 minutes of music. 20 minutes of saying hello, weather segment, saying hello to individual chat members. Recaps of the last day stream. Recap of the last night stream. Begging. Recap of each individual playthrough so far. Preview of every game he will play today. Preview of schedule for the rest of the week. Planning of future event. Can't "decide" what to do. Guess we'll talk about it tomorrow again.
Shoutouts. Get baited into rant. Rant for 5 minutes. More shoutouts, unrelated tangent. Gets baited again into continuing the same rant and repeating himself. Cope. Begging. More shoutouts. Announces QNA. Sits there in silence with dubstep music blasting in the background for 35 seconds. Gets baited into a part 3 of the same rant. Cope. Shoutouts. A few quick bans. Announces last chance to support. Announces last chance to ask him a question. Gets baited into a completely different rant. Cope. Gets asked a gaming question. Rants about young peepul and what he saw on social media. Shoutouts. Manually converting every single dono and manually typing it out on the leader board. Quick snort. 20 minute break.
He realized that he doesn't even have to try anymore. He doesn't have to use his personal drama to get money. He doesn't have to do anything at all outside of aggressively beg and use his "business" as a front for why he needs the money.
Somehow, he has accomplished turning livestreaming, one of the most dynamic and unpredictable entertainment mediums, into a desk job he's completely burnt out on.