What your viewers already clipped
One Twitch stream, 4.48 hours long, with 699 clips made by the people watching it. One of the two densest 40-second windows in the whole broadcast is the moment Reelium ranked first — and 13 different viewers had already clipped it themselves, at 7.5× the rate the rest of the stream managed.
Everything below is the real run: the clip those viewers made, the clip Reelium cut, and the titles they typed. Nothing here is a mockup.
Reelium ranked it. The audience had already clipped it.
One real moment from an analysed stream. Left: what Reelium found. Right: the same seconds, played from Twitch, where the view is credited to the streamer.
Tyla Slaps Kai's Cameraman
Highest native fan-clip peak (1.0 norm, 656 views) — a real physical dare payoff that plays great out of context.
From the analysis of Twitch VOD 2830604013 — the same picker screen shown above, not a mock-up for this section.
13 different people clipped the same 40 seconds.
Separate clips, not one clip shared around. At this stream’s average rate a 40-second window holds 1.73 clips, so that is 7.5× normal. Out of 699 clips across 4.48 hours, it is one of the two densest 40-second windows in the broadcast — and it is the one Reelium ranked first.
- sl
- kkkkkkkk
- Rip Siebe☠️
- 😭😭😭
- tyla smacks the shit out of kai’s camera man😭😭😭
- TRUTH OR DARE SIEBE SLAPPED
- Siebe Gets slapped by tyla
- j ishavd d cb
- Tyla Slaps Siebe
- Poor Cameraman
- Gg Cb😭
- tyla slap camrra man
Every other clip made in that window, titled by the viewer who made it. Unedited — typos, keysmashes and all.
That was one streamer’s VOD. Paste your own and see what Reelium finds in it.
Free, no card. Paste a Twitch VOD and Reelium ranks what your audience already reacted to.