by admin
During an internet broadcast, viewers send missions via donations. Missions like "Kiss the person next to you" or "Take off your top in 10 seconds" pour in, and as the donation amounts increase, the missions get more extreme. Acts in front of the camera blur the line between desire and exhibitionism.
The publicity of being on broadcast is the key stimulus. Real-time demands from viewer comments. The boundary of camera ON/OFF.
A couple BJ on African TV/YouTube 19+ channels. Starting with the title 'Mission Broadcast', the viewer count surges, with missions performed for 100,000 won donations, and 'Special Mission' for 500,000 won. The real start is when the camera is turned off.
"100,000 won donation! Mission: Kiss your partner's neck for 10 seconds!" Performing missions in front of the camera, viewer chat explodes and donations ring continuously. The shame and excitement of public acts.
"Turn off the camera from here~" But it's not confirmed if it's really off, and the tension built up during the broadcast explodes. An extension of what viewers saw, but now without limits. The thought 'What if it's still recording?' becomes stimulation instead.