I’ve wanted to stream from my perspective since 2008 long before GoPros or smartphones made it easy.

For a juggler and flow artist, a chest mount or a tripod doesn't cut it. I want you to see exactly what I see.

After years of DIY research and failed head-mounts, I’ve perfected a custom rig: a modded 2K 180° fisheye lens on a head strap, powered by a mobile laptop station. It’s portable, high-quality, and completely immersive.

The Flow:

          I’ve spent my life mastering skill toys. On these streams, I don't run out of moves. I jump between Yoyos, Poi, Kendama, Begleri, Fingerboarding, Chetki, and even toys I’ve invented myself: Tri-Thology, Bolide, Halo, Holo, Etc etc.

• Sessions: I can flow for 6+ hours straight. It’s what I do anyway; now, you can just watch it happen in real-time.

• Flow & Discovery: I’m constantly inventing new moves live. Watch me break down how I train & learn. 

The Interaction (The Why):

          I’m not here to do pranks or messed up stunts for views. I’m here to juggle & connect with fans. I listen to CizreK Radio while I play, and while I can’t use a mic with the rig quite yet, I’m always watching the chat on a nearby screen & can type back.

• Guide the Session: Tell me to combine Toy A and Toy B. Ask for a trick tutorial. Ask about anything. 

• Be Part of the History: If you chat and interact, I’m much more likely to save the VOD. I timestamp my saves and shout out all the supporters who were there. If you're in the chat, you're in the video.

The Mission:

          These streams serve a purpose. Sometimes I’m on a Mission like filming a commercial for a new toy or scrubbing through VHS tapes, or I booted it up just to have a Juggling & Skilltoy Session. Whether it’s a POV head-cam view or a portable fly-on-the-wall setup while I film social media clips, you get a front-row seat to the process.

One person in the chat makes the entire 8-hour session worth it. Come say what's up.