Meanwhile, in China.
Tens of thousands of fans cursed up a storm.
Three Chinese players had just taken the court at the same time. The main course had just arrived, and then you pulled this?
With one livestream down, they quickly started looking for another. Before long, huge numbers of fans flooded into the Baidu TV livestream.
In the Baidu TV chat, Jingyu was practically spraying spit as he hyped up the Three Chinese Stars.
But just then, the picture froze. It wouldn't move at all.
In just three minutes, Baidu TV's servers crashed.
Tens of thousands of fans could only flood into Migu's livestream.
But it was no use. Just two minutes later, Migu's servers crashed.
Soon they flooded into TikTok's NBA livestream.
In just ten minutes, TikTok's servers crashed.
Before long,
all of China's major livestreams had gone down.
The fans were frantic. They'd been waiting eagerly for the Three Chinese Stars to take the court together, and now that all three were finally on the floor, every major livestream had crashed.
So tens of thousands of fans began frantically searching the internet for smaller livestreams.
Meanwhile, in a cosplay livestream, several young women in cosplay saw that today's audience was several times bigger than usual. They were delighted.
They were all chatting away happily.
A few minutes later, a flood of fans began pouring into the livestream.
The three women got more and more excited as they chatted, and even started dancing.
But the situation lasted only three minutes before the servers crashed!
The same thing happened to many other servers.
24-Hour Livestream: Down!
ABC Livestream: Down!
Rockets Livestream: Down!
Tangtang Livestream: Down!
In a matter of minutes, fans had practically brought every livestream on the internet to its knees.
Not a single livestream was spared.