On September 21, 2020, Mike Shinoda raided English DJ, singer and songwriter Samantha Ronson on Twitch. If you look her up, you can see she's been writing people for so long." People know who Iann is, he had Justin Bieber on his remix of "Mood", but Upsahl, fewer people know about her. I've got Iann Dior, who is a superstar in the making, and Upsahl.
He started, "I've got a new song that I've been hiding from you guys for a while.
Mike discussed the song on Twitch on February 18, 2021. On February 7, he accepted the final bid of $30,000 on "One Hundredth Stream" and said, "$30k US will be going to the “Michael K Shinoda Endowed Scholarship” at to benefit students based on artistic merit and financial need." Over the next few days, he began to experiment by selling a variety of different digital items - mainly sketches, artwork, and also his name in Times New Roman font. The announcement confused many fans on social media as the cryptocurrency auctions and NFTs were a new concept to many people, but Mike began explaining the process in replies to fans. The first item Mike sold was a 40 second video of a GIF that he made containing music of the unreleased song " One Hundredth Stream". On February 5, 2021, Mike announced that he would be selling music on the cryptocurrency auction website Zora. Some days it is hysterically bad and other days it’s super, super fun and goes really well.In fall 2020, Mike hinted that he was making music at other times of the day besides just the hours he dedicates to streaming on Twitch. I love going in there at 10 and doing this thing and seeing where it goes. It turned my quarantine time from feeling like Groundhog Day to not only looking forward to the stream, but kind of being addicted to the stream. Or a type of drawing or art you want me to try and do. If you get enough points you can redeem them for a suggestion of a type of music that you want me to try and do. So the way it works is if you hang out on the stream, you collect points. Number two, it was challenging and stimulating because a lot of the times my music streams are dictated by fan requests. Number one, because I love the anchor that it put in my day. “So I fell into doing Twitch streams weekdays from 10 to one for a number of reasons. We have that in common and we want each other to be healthy, we want each other to be safe, we want to share good information and weed out bad information.’ So it was like having a good community helps. It felt like, ‘Oh there are people out there, we’re not afraid of everybody. In a 2020 interview with Forbes, Mike explained of how he came to enjoy being so creative on Twitch amid the pandemic, “I decided to start putting some of the things I was doing in the studio live on Instagram and it felt really good. Read this: The story of nu-metal in 14 songs
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