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Mizkif explains what he thinks SEPARATES TOP streamers from everyone else 👀🔥 He said HOLDING GRUDGES is one of the biggest mistakes creators make, pointing at how Kai slowly isolated himself over small issues 😬 Mizkif then brought up iShowSpeed, saying Speed took criticism, MATURED over time, and ended...

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