Yes, it produces content that baits your audience into keeping you top of mind and showing up to hang out with you when the email comes through, feeling FOMO if

Yes, it produces content that baits your audience into keeping you top of mind and showing up to hang out with you when the email comes through, feeling FOMO if they don't join the hype train, etc. (a large share of which just goes to twitch). And yes, it follows the old 'get them drunk then put pressure on them to part them with their money' gambling and adult entertainment venue path. Is that a fulfilling creative life? Compared to consistently making the highest quality things you want to make that some small percent of the population likes, then earning passive income through royalties on it indefinitely?