/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>75181197
>NTA but if you want to understand where he's coming from, I think it's worth at least seeing this side of things:
>the WNBA isn't as strong as the NBA at all
>but the Clark hype has made the WNBA INSANELY strong, when compared to ITSELF IN PREVIOUS YEARS
I understand perfectly the argument being made and it is a restatement of the
>A janitor in NYC makes as much money as a rich person in Somalia
idiotic argument that tries to relativize the shortcoming of somethign that is clearly lacking
Again a fucking bag of air from a NBA game
>as in, some bloke took a garbage back, swiped it across the field and tied it
commanded a higher price than the example anon gave for WNBA being any popular.

That, incidentally, is a good analogy for the state of male vtubing. Their greatest feats are comparable to a regular day of the mid of the table female vtubers.
Maybe it compares positively with their shortcomings of their past but it definitely doesn't mean squat and is nothing but another evidence that there is no market for male vtubers, period.

>>75180777
>But at that point we'd be diving into the trading card "investor" market rather than pointing out that a singular piece of 2.5"x3.5" paper selling for $10,000 for a *WNBA* player marks a fundamental shift in the interest in that marketplace.
Anon, it doesn't matter how many caveats you wrap this sale trying to make it look good.
Wanna know how small this retarded WNBA 10000 per card sale is?
>people were willing to pay FIFTEEN FUCKING THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A BAG OF FUCKING AIR from Kobe final game.
And that was BEFORE he died, God fucking knows how much it is worth now.
>A bag of fucking AIR.
That's how midget the WNBA is in relation to the NBA