As the number of internet users grew, more and more people realized that making a living off the internet was a viable path.
Even the Church joined in on the fun, extravagantly purchasing a full set of live streaming equipment.
At the current level of technology, live streaming wasn't something you could do with just a phone or a computer; it required the support of an entire broadcasting team and production crew.
And the Church spent all that money just to launch a live streaming channel where, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day, a Priest would lead the audience in prayer.
Meaning, they would begin to pray.
Occasionally, there would be interludes with a Priest giving a sermon or leading a Holy Song.
And you know what? They had a surprisingly large audience.
It was almost always the channel with the most live viewers, though part of the reason was that there weren't many live shows to begin with.
