Premium Interview: @KruelKittyTX

1.) What is the one thing you love about your community?

The one thing I love most about my community is that it’s real.

2.) How did you get into content creation/gaming?

I’ve always been into gaming, especially competitive shooters, but I really got into content creation after I was diagnosed with MS.

There was a time where being in a wheelchair became my reality, and gaming gave me something I could still control, still compete in, and still connect through.

Streaming turned into more than just playing—it became my outlet, my way to build something, and a way to connect with people who needed that space too.

From there, it grew into a community and a brand, and I never looked back.

3.) What was the best video game and worst video game you have ever played? Why?

That’s honestly a hard one because I’ve played and tested a lot over the years.

My worst… I’d probably say Call of Duty—and I say that with love. It’s a love-hate relationship. I’ve spent years grinding it, but it can be frustrating with consistency and changes.

Best right now? Marathon. It brings me back to those Destiny 1 days—the movement feels smooth, the gunplay feels good, and it just hits that competitive itch for me.

And all-time? World of Warcraft. That’s where I really cut my teeth as a gamer. I was actually the number one Arcane Mage on my server back when it wasn’t even the popular pick, so that one will always have a place for me.

4.) If you could collab with a community or influencer, who would it be?

I’m honestly not someone who chases big names just because they’re big. I care more about genuine connections and good energy when I play with people.

That said, if I had to pick, I’d say xQc. I actually met him at TwitchCon and got a picture with him and my service dog, and he was really down to earth.

I think a collab like that would be fun because it would feel natural, not forced—and that’s what I care about most.

5.) When you’re not online it looks like you have your hands full ranching, what’s that like?

When I’m not online, I own a retirement ranch in Central Texas—a place for animals to retire in peace.

It’s my personal escape. I’ve got horses, mini donkeys, sheep, mini goats, ponies, and a lot of chickens, so it’s always full of life.

Franz: 1 ( GSD) Seizure Alerts/ Low Retrieval   Harlee :5 (Great Dane) Seizure Alerts/ Low Retrieval  Fritzi: 7 (GSD)  Schatzi: 3 (GSD)  Baylee: 12 (Westie) and Tatianna: 4  ( Minature Schnauzer) 

My Kitties: Lilith ( Lily): 5 months Black Leopard  Adria ( Addy) Grey Tiger Striped 5 Months

It’s also my safe place. After everything I’ve been through with MS, there was a time I was stuck in one place, so now I really value being outside and living life fully.

Outside of that, I love the beach, anything outdoors…that’s just me.      And when I’m not doing that… I’m probably shopping.

6.) What is something you want people to know about you specifically?

I’d say I’m someone who’s been through a lot but didn’t let it define me.

MS changed my life in a lot of ways, but it also made me stronger and more grounded. There were times where things could’ve stopped me—but I didn’t let it.

Everything I’ve built, I built by continuing to show up, even on the hard days.

I’m also very real—I don’t fake who I am, and I genuinely care about the people I connect with. What you see is what you get with me.

And I’m not really an addictive-type personality… but I do love chocolate.

7.) We have gone 5 years into the future, what does your content look like?

Five years from now, my content is bigger—but more importantly, it’s deeper.

I want a community where people feel like no matter what’s going on outside, when they come into my space, they’re supported and they belong.

A big part of who I am comes from my service dog Hans. He was with me for 10 years, helped me through some of the hardest times, and we lost him to cancer.

I truly believe he wasn’t done with me, and my new dog Franz came into my life right after—same kind of bond, same energy. That connection means everything to me, and it’s part of what drives how I show up for people.

I want to keep growing, working with brands, and creating content that’s fun and competitive—but always real and grounded in connection.

And personally, I want to be in full remission from MS, living life fully, and continuing to move forward without letting anything hold me back.

At the end of the day, if people feel supported and not alone when they’re with me, then I’ve done what I set out to do.

8.) What advice would you give to the next new creator that you wish you were given?

The biggest advice I’d give is to focus on real connection, not just numbers.

It’s easy to get caught up in views, followers, and growth—but the people who stay are the ones who feel connected to you.

I’d also say protect your space and your energy. Not everyone who shows up has your best intentions, and it’s okay to set boundaries early.

And lastly, just be yourself. The more real you are, the more the right people will find you—and that’s what actually builds something that lasts.

9.) You get to go on a vacation anywhere. Where do you go and what’s the first thing you eat/drink?

 I’ve been lucky enough to travel a lot with in the military, so I’ve experienced quite a bit—but if I had to pick, I’d probably go to England. (never been)

First thing I’m doing? Fish and chips… or bangers and mash. I’m going straight for the comfort food.