/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>77212796
Let me drop you a follow anon pspsps.

>>77199752
I watch normal streams once in a while but not... game streams. I've watched Lawful Masses do court case breakdowns in real time, but generally for gaming content I watched edited VODs. I never got into twitch and I still only really use it to support friends of mine, I find the layout annoying and the culture... it's too fast, if that makes sense? It's shiny and fast and loud and I'm old and tired. When I found Nijisanji, it felt a bit like going back to the past, everyone was so authentic and rambled at length, the collabs felt like old times when youtubers didn't minmax their social circles for clout but instead just interacted for the fun of it. And everyone was so talented and so interesting and (frequently) so goddamn weird, that I was utterly charmed by it all. I get what other anons mean when they say vtubing is like magic. It really is, to me. The models are so pretty, so expressive, they're living anime people reacting in real time live and interacting with an audience, that's so special to me. It is escapism, isn't it? To tune into this and see something so unlike the rest of the world we live in... for a few hours every day I get some peace and quiet (no matter how much they yap!) from everything else in the world. It's really wonderful.