/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>31421671
>what happened with female nijis in 2019-2020?
The short summary is: Riku accelerated too hard and the newly added streamers were a detriment to the perceived quality of the whole ensemble. That would be strike one
Strike two would be the "offpako" incident, when multiple streamers went to some sort of "team building" meatspace event, rrats about fornication started going around and, instead of stomping on it, the girls tried to ignore it or told their unicorns off and the boys egged on them.
This and the fact said reduction in stream activity (for their vacations) came from recently debuted streamers, leaving the whole load of keeping the entertainment to the old guard of the company, which didn't go well at all
>in a parallel of how Council stream scheduling was perceived in this place and others with respect to take the load off of Myth
That would be strike two.

Strike three was the whole Roa-Meiro rift and the ensuing drama. The girls were already on their last legs, the company was already becoming manjisanji by then but whatever segment of the "cute streaming girls" audience that was still on board got turned off by the frequent drama, pettiness and tribal wars and either quit the hobby or found better pastures across the aisle.

This chart only goes to 2021 but it is the best indicator of what happened in that period, you can visually see it well in their SC revenue what might have happened.

>>15738488
Old news, that has been the case since January to March 2021.

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>>15675641
Here is the same data, in a more convenient chart form.

Holy Shit, Chloe and Gen 6!