"PixelPals — BRB" is a be-right-back screen for a stream, in a retro pixel-art style. Glowing teal pixel letters for the name and "BRB" fill the screen of a chunky old CRT television, which sits on a purple pixel moon surface with planets and stars around it. Remake it with your own name and status word.

Create a finished 1824 × 1024 px, 16:9 full-screen BRB stream overlay for the channel “PixelPals”. Retro arcade pixel-art CRT scene: a large, front-facing curved-glass television is the central hero, surrounded by a sparse deep-purple starfield with crisp teal and violet pixel stars. On the CRT screen, render exactly these two text strings, with no other readable text: “PixelPals” above “BRB”. Make “BRB” the large, immediate status line and “PixelPals” a bold, clearly legible channel wordmark; both must remain readable at phone-thumbnail size. Use chunky custom pixel-display lettering built from hard-edged square cells on one consistent pixel grid, with generous counters and spacing. Give the letter faces bright teal phosphor light, violet pixel shadow blocks, and controlled luminous bloom against a near-black screen. The TV has a thick charcoal pixel-built bezel, teal edge highlights, a few simple square control buttons, and a small antenna; no logos or labels. Apply fine, evenly spaced CRT scanlines across the glass and a subtle curved-screen vignette. Keep the starfield sparse, with generous dark negative space around the TV and behind all text. Purple and teal dominate; high contrast, clean pixel geometry, no anti-aliasing, no extra captions, symbols that resemble letters, chat, viewer counts, or interface elements. Keep all key artwork within a 7% safe margin.