/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

Kiki is always /here/, always watching, always stealing your (you)s and your balls

>>15249597
This, not sure why Kiki is starting to become a numberfag.

>>13675536
This post has increased my Kiki coin value by +0.003% thanks troon!

>>13043451
according to my calculations she has slept for 9 hours if she actually went to bed after sending the vocaroo

Like a fiendish tropic virus spitting bile at all you whores.
A razor sharp tongue-and-cheek poking in your open sores.
A wolf in sheep's clothing, the ultimate disgrace.
Wrapped up as a gift from God, exploding in your face.

>>12420826
Oh shit, here comes the NUMBERS.

I'm learning to draw art of Kiki using a pirated drawing course on my pirated art software. Would Kiki be proud of me?

>>11477429
I N C L I N I N G

>>10522921
I usually don't post about numbers since it does feel like playing manager, but since you mentioned it on stream, I'll make an exception even if it's a topic I understand is usually better avoided. Of course feel free to disregard.

From having watched many indies from their debut for almost 2 years, including all the ones /here/, the pattern of getting a big number on debut and then stabilizing at a portion of it, is the norm on youtube.
Africat/kitanya had 400+ people on debut, then 200 average first weeks and stabilized around 70~100
Beatani had like 200~300 people on debut, 150 first weeks, then stabilized around 50~80
This pattern can apply to >90% of YT solo indies with debuts.
The normal trend for those is a slow nonstop decline, since by default there is no discoverability and people are bound to naturally move on for diverse reasons. Corpos vtubers have both a marketing management and collabs within agency to boost each other. But indies, aside from that one in a million lucky clip getting famous, rely heavily on stuff like collabs and raids to have new potential audience exposed to them.
It's totally fine wanting to stay small of course, but that's already a given since you mentioned wanting to be just here the only possible newcomers would be someone new to the board randomly checking up the thread, so there is no chance of the chat ever getting too fast.