SilverName and Papich - dastan told what streamers and bloggers he watches on Twitch and YouTube
PARIVISION CS2 coach Dastan dastan Akbaev spoke about his preferences in content. During a broadcast on the club's Twitch channel, he named the streamers and bloggers he likes to watch in his free time.

PARIVISION CS2 coach Dastan dastan Akbaev spoke about his preferences in content. During a broadcast on the club's Twitch channel, he named the streamers and bloggers he likes to watch in his free time.
[Question: “Do you watch Twitch or YouTube and do you have a favorite content maker?”] I don’t watch CS often, just streams. I'm interested in watching SilverName. I won’t say that I’m a hyperfan of him, but I watch him on the vibe from time to time. Especially when he returned to the ladder: the vibes are pleasant, in his red jacket - I like it. I don’t watch Papicha all the time, but when I get into an interesting game, I can watch it. By the way, BELCHONOKK is a huge fan of Papich. He has three idols: Messi, Michael Jordan and Papic. What else do I watch... I watch a lot of content on YouTube, more about history, about wars. I especially like Napoleon's wars, there is always such historical content. Anything can happen. Sometimes you get stuck on how it works, in ChatGPT you ask all the questions: “Why is that?” It's cool to understand why and how something works.
Akbaev noted that in theory he sees himself as a streamer.
I thought about this. It seems to me that I would be great at commentating on matches and providing some kind of analysis. It seems to me that I would even calmly launch FACEIT 5v5, call some pro players, maybe mix it somehow. I think I would calmly come up with something. But, of course, in this regard, my role will change, my behavioral norms will become different. When I'm a coach, I'm still a different person. If I start a stream, I will need to import content to the fullest - this is just a different dastan. But I think there will be another dastan after 40 years, perhaps.
Dastan has been performing on the professional CS scene for over 15 years. Since 2017 he has been working as a coach. While in this position at Virtus.pro, he became the IEM Rio Major 2022 champion.
Source: Cybersport.ru


