/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>66461046
>Not in the Japan. You are expected to work at the same corpo for the most of your life.
>ok then people shouldn't be subjected to dumb japanese work culture
we are talking about jp industries

>new ip
>numberfag
>still gets responses

What a weird timeline
>Hime and Haruka were currently streaming around the same time as Zen
>On the same time frame where GEEGA, Mysta and Nina joined the org
>Zen is actively enjoying Minecraft and there's collab galore, one after another

>Froot keeps mentioning Silver and wating to reach out for her

>>48685013
While I don't think VShojo is dead (yet)
I do agree on the first part, even if the Holofags will deny it. While it was mostly the talents that did it, VShojo as a whole was unlike the other two main companies, they showcase that you don't need to be an "idol" to be a vtuber, that vtuber as a whole is just a streamer that instead of a camera they were using a model. Vei had a huge impact of talking without having to worry about what her company might think, Mouse had an inspiring impact, Nyan demonstrated that stick and stones might break her bones, and she can still stream, Zen didn't need a fucking voice, Mel is a camgirl.

You kinda get the idea, and if you don't, you simply weren't there when this shit actually started. It was a breath of fresh air, that now it's the norm. Relationships, intersex collabs, not having to perform every time. But, the root of the problem was the same as the thing that started the dream, "it's a friends group", that shit put them in such regard, that normal business problems made matter worse

>>47150008
I think the invasion of the SEA Clippers brought a new low that not even the other clippers did, because say what you will about the old ones: Cow Clips, Irondawg, RexxDroid, some other clipfag, they weren't as scummy and retarded as "these guys".

>hi, I mean, yee haw partner