/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>19527394
Helping a youtuber by subs alone isn't helpful, as one anon put it a sub count only gives a hypothetical yard stick to guaging a possible payout from ad revenue, if you want to help them

>turn off adblock
>watch their videos from start to finish
>give a thumbs up which can direct an audience their way
>share the video on social media (provided people give a shit)
>buy their merch

I know kizuna ai, kaguya luna, mito, rin, hinata and laki get my money, least by merch sales

>>19165701
Subjective, but depending on the outcome it could be helpful

At the end of the day a vy isn't doing it just to make is smile, ai chan knows this

>>18748551
I don't know how they'd pull that off but I'll laugh for days if its a remote controlled segway with a screen attached with her at the helm, god damn now that would really proclaim her dominance
>>18748555
Is it big enough to warrant such a thing, and each would need a team to set up a booth and many of them are one man armies, I wouldn't see noracatP or akkun going in person and pre-recorded footage would fall flat unless its from a big company, even then live interactions seem to be do very well so it would be a missed opportunity if any of them, big or small, fail to captivate their audience

The best part about virtual youtuber fandom isn't what you watch because lets be honest, you would almost never watch a normal girl do these things or even a guy, but from the "drama" that stems from twitter interactions and all the head cannon that comes along with it

And if its not the toppest shills and their tech taking your money its some dude in a basement pretending to be a girl on a toaster using cum face picture program aka facerig, say what you will but the sad honest fact is they're all here for the same reason kizuna ai started in the first place

>ai chan's gaming channel will soon hit 500k subs

>>18099380
She wants the dosh!