Being a streamer is not an easy job at all, as one constantly faces the pressures of the profession, especially the pressure from family. Currently, the term “streamer” is still quite unfamiliar to many parents. However, streamer Thảo Anh is truly fortunate to have a supportive family; in fact, her parents often watch and share her streams.
Hello Thảo Anh, could you introduce a bit about yourself?
Hello everyone, I am Lương Thảo Anh, born in 1997. My measurements are 90-62-90, and I am currently a League of Legends streamer and TikToker. I am 1.65m tall and weigh 45kg.
How long have you been a streamer?
I have been a streamer for two years now. At first, I found it quite difficult because I had never livestreamed before and never thought I would pursue a career as a streamer. However, when my friends suggested I give it a try, I thought, why not? So, I gave it a shot.
What is the most memorable challenge you’ve faced as a streamer?
I think it was the initial phase. I applied for an internship at a company and was unexpectedly accepted right away. That time was really tough as the weather had just turned to winter, and I had to travel about 20km every day to go to the company for streaming because I couldn’t afford a computer yet. It was cold, my hands were freezing, and it was raining too, so my hands and feet were numb.
Have you ever been “hit on” during your streams? If so, how do you react to those comments?
Yes, but I usually ignore those issues and continue with my work. Because when you are a streamer, you cannot avoid those things.
Does your family support you on this journey?
I am always proud that my parents not only support me but also often share my livestreams because they know I’ve loved gaming since I was little. They told me I can do whatever I want, as long as I am happy and don’t do anything illegal.
That’s really admirable! What is the most memorable experience you’ve had as a streamer? Have you ever feared being “outshined” in a crowded streaming environment?
The most memorable experience for me was the fan meetup event, where everyone was someone who loved me and contributed to my success. Normally, we only chat online, but being able to meet in person, sit together, exchange ideas, and talk to understand each other better made that memory unforgettable and will always be a beautiful memory of my youth.
As for the fear of being “outshined,” I am not worried because when I stepped into this profession, I knew I had to change a lot. I am someone who really fears falling behind, so I always strive to improve and find ways to produce great content. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their support and love for me over the past time; you are the motivation for me to keep pushing myself every day.
Thank you, Thảo Anh! Wishing you success on the path you’ve chosen!
Here are some photos of the female streamer.
