/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>71600457
What you get is fame at the price of a struggle. If you start indie, you're crawling out of the primordial ooze hoping to evolve into something. While joining a popular black company instantly grants you legs and for a start at least 6 or so finanas of viewers, before the drop off. Then you can quit and take at least 1 finana worth of loyal viewers with you. Which is already above the average indie's 1-2 years of streaming.

It's a grift company and if you join you're doing it to grift them yourself. Aspiring vLadies take notes.