A cartoon boy with sleepy eyes slouches in a gaming chair in a dark room with monitors showing 'THANKS FOR WATCHING' and 'STREAM ENDING'.

A cartoon boy (light brown skin, NTMI hoodie, sleepy eyes) slouches back in his gaming chair, facing two large monitors. One says “THANKS FOR WATCHING”, the other says “STREAM ENDING” in glitchy blue font. The glow from the monitors lights up his tired face. The room still has that classic streamer-kid vibe, but now it’s dark: LED lights around the ceiling fade from purple to red. Desk is messy now — half-eaten cereal bowl, an open water bottle, and a game controller dropped sideways. The prayer rug in the corner is untouched but still neat. On the wall behind him: “NTMI” in soft neon, and to the left, “@KahNTMI” graffiti-style, but now it's half-hidden in shadow. The boy’s head leans to one side like he’s ready to knock out. His mouth is halfway open like he just finished saying, “Aight, peace.” His chair slowly spins (cartoon-style) as the screen dims. The room gets quieter — the only light now is from the monitors and soft LED strips. Everything’s still in that cut-out, flat South Park art: thick black outlines, no shading, stiff character limbs, funny oversized eyes. It captures that real streamer moment — chill, tired, but thankful. You can feel the “we done for today” energy. See more