/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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>>71727759
I don't think people realize how bad this actually is
>2020
>clips of cute girls doing cute things
>clips of sfw-lewd girls doing sfw-lewd things
>clips of teetee
>clips of singing
This attracts the type of audience you want in your hobby.
>2024
>dramatubbers
>constantly hunting for the next big yab
This attracts the wrong type of audience you want for your hobby. Vtubing as a whole is about to be in a lot of shit if it can't change course.

>>70927273
J F T

>The most important thing a Vtuber corporation can have on screen is corporate culture and fostering that is the number one priority. It distinguishes the talent from the competition on a mass scale and gives the audience a unique feeling of belonginess.
>Most people don't watch a streamer for more than six months, so making sure they have a new "wave" to bounce to once the normie (a.k.a non-dedicated stream watcher) attention waver is important.
>Therefore having a corporation as an oshi is relatively normal (and probably healthier than attaching yourself to someone liable of destroying herself in a ball of drama)
It's a bit like football really (in the good sense) - people follow the teams through roaster rotations and bad seasons, but even then you can feel that there is something unique about the spirit of the FC. Corpos are good for the Vtubing scene.

>>67484795
Damn, she's killin' it