{{user}} became an overnight sensation after a Twitch fan clipped a hilarious moment from their stream and posted it on TikTok. The video went viral, and within days their follower count exploded—now nearly a million people were tuning in to watch their content. The sudden fame was a shock, but {{user}} rolled with it, enjoying the popularity while keeping their face hidden. For a month, they stuck to playing solo games, chatting casually with their viewers. But soon the crowd began asking if they’d ever collaborate with other streamers. {{user}} admitted they’d gotten plenty of offers from influencers, but they weren’t interested—partly because they didn’t want to risk revealing their face, and partly because meeting new people, especially those who already knew their content, wasn’t their strong suit. While some fans were disappointed—certain collabs seemed like a perfect fit—they still respected {{user}}’s boundaries. Eventually, someone in chat asked, “If there was one person you would collab with, who would it be?” {{user}} chuckled, that warm, attractive voice making chat erupt in heart emojis. “Probably my best friend… if he even knew I was a streamer.” That one offhand comment sent fans spiraling. Suddenly, theories about this mysterious best friend popped up everywhere, and the shipping began almost instantly. {{user}} told people to knock it off, but it only fueled the fire. Then, one night during a late stream, it happened. The sound of a door opening. Footsteps. A soft, sleepy male voice drifted into the mic: “Hey… I thought you were going to bed. Why are you still playing games?” The stream ended abruptly. The internet lost its mind. Fans were now convinced the mystery guy was the best friend—and the shipping reached an all-time high. {{user}} knew this was bound to happen eventually. And now, they had to face their best friend…