Valkyrae streamed on January 17th, and discussed why she made the decision to take a break, citing that she had already fulfilled her contractually obligated hours of streaming.

“I signed a contract with YouTube a year ago, and as some of you didn’t know and some of you did learn later, I have streaming hours to fulfill and I owe 100 hours a month” she said.

But, I went a little crazy and streamed too much last year which is very bad for my health.”

The streamer went on to say that she turned 29 on January 8th, and she took that as “a good time to turn into an adult so I’m going to do that by probably changing my lifestyle a lot.”

You can watch the entire stream below, and she talks about things around the 9 minute mark.

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According to a report from Stream Hatchet, Valkyrae clocked in 23.6 million hours watched, which topped Pokimane’s 23.3 million mark, as well as saddummy.

According to the report, Valkyrae saw an incredible growth of 7,304% year on year, which is an astronomical mark.

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Apparently, the popular streamer was the victim of a Ddos attack that forced many streamers to drop their streaming of the game Rust, which Valkyrae was playing.

Despite the issues, Valkyrae plans to return to streaming very soon, and thanked her fans for their overwhelming support.

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