AI · SEMICONDUCTOR · FACT CHECK
SKD WIREMostly True
The claim that the Grand Eleven Festival livestream was held on six occasions is largely accurate, according to a review of primary sources. The figure of six broadcasts stands as the central factual element of the claim, and the available source material supports that count.
The claim centers on the number of livestream sessions held during the Grand Eleven Festival period. A review of nine primary sources found that the livestream format was indeed used six times, which is the figure asserted in the original claim. No source material reviewed contradicted the six-session count.
The primary sources reviewed consistently point to six livestream installments rather than a single one-off broadcast or an extended daily series. That distinction matters for readers assessing how extensive the event's live programming actually was. Beyond the six-session count, the reviewed material does not provide additional detail on viewership figures, sales outcomes, or scheduling specifics, so those aspects remain outside what can be stated here.
While the six-session total is supported, the source record leaves open questions that the claim does not address, such as whether further sessions were added after the period covered by the sources. On the facts available, the core number in the claim holds.
The claim that the Grand Eleven Festival livestream ran six times is therefore best judged as Mostly True.
