Streaming live can be a lot of fun, but it also comes with its challenges—especially when viewers join in with trolling or attitude. From personal experience, one of the best ways to handle such situations is to remain calm and not let negativity affect your mood. Engaging with the community positively often encourages better behavior. In my streams, I noticed that occasionally viewers bring unrelated topics or even just random words like those from the image recognition—words such as "SUM," "MUSI," "GAME," or "PARTY." While sometimes these can be distractions, using them creatively, like incorporating music or games into the stream, helps divert energy to something enjoyable for everyone. Also, setting clear rules at the beginning of your stream about respect and behavior can preempt a lot of trolling. When trolls do appear, a lighthearted but firm approach often works best—you can acknowledge their presence humorously and then steer the conversation back to your intended content. Consistency is key. The more positive energy and structure you provide, the more your genuine audience will grow, eventually discouraging negative behavior. Remember, your live stream is a space for connection and fun. Don't let a few bad apples spoil the bunch!