/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>56186988
>>56187609
The one from Phase.
In regards to Origung, here are some of things she did that I remember off the top of my head:
>Leeched off a vtuber who had graduated and pretended to be closer to her than she actually was to leech views
>Caused massive tensions between indies and corpos in the early days irreparably separating them into two communities by constantly antagonizing corpos
>her audience was known for spamming other chats constantly
>She had a dedicated schizo that would astroturf other communities (still around). also had a group that did the same.
>brought in schizos from the worst KR streamer community ever by being their /here/tuber equivalent. made it far worse by directly referencing things in both stream titles and on stream directly
>her audience also frequently engaged in viewbotting which extended to anyone tangentially related to her, this would later come back to bite her in the ass though
>trying to appeal to unicorns then immediately having a bf yab
>purposely fucking with other streamer communities with full knowledge of what she was doing
This is just the tip of the iceberg, but I'm tired right now. Maybe I'll give the new posters some history lessons on the KR side of things when the thread is slow. Might be a good way to fill dead hours.

>>50624261
This is already getting too long as it is, so I guess I'll just go over the greatest hits.
>Once Origung presented herself as being more closer to another vtuber called Maoruya than she actually was. This was significant because Maoruya was the first vtuber to really get big in Korea. The Maoruya stuff is a whole other story, but basically for reasons she had to semi-graduate for a time. Basically while a good portion of people where suffering from her graduation, she pretended to be close to Maoruya to get her audience. She claimed that "Maoruya isn't returning next month" and then the next month Maoruya returned exactly at the point Origung said she wouldn't. Then Maoruya just streamed and never acknowledged Origung ever.
>She was instrumental in causing tensions between indies and corpos in the early days.
>Her audience was known for spamming chats, even other vtubers that were only tangentially related to her.
>The current owner of Stellive, Gangzi, was looking to add her to her crew. This was a once in a life opportunity given to Origung after she joined Gangzi's minecraft collab server. She then squandered this opportunity by not going to the final day's concert, when she had gone to the server every other day without issue.
>Her audience also frequently engaged in viewbotting, not just her, but her circle of related vtubers. This eventually came to a head when after causing so much drama that people stopped watching, she was only left with 300 viewers, of which 200+ were actually bots. The reason why the person who viewbotted left was supposed because she kept playing Rust
It's all old memories anyways. She's on AfreecaTV now apparently. Wonder how that place is doing these days.

>>38445775
>I still have faith in the ESvtubers but it seems that the only ones who are worth watching are the 2view. If Holo/NijiES happens I hope for them to recruit those 2view instead of the trash that's popular rn.
I'll take your word for it. For the longest time I've been trying to delve more into the local ID, ES, and European vtubing scenes because it all seems interesting, but there are probably some things that are difficult to convey especially across cultural/language barriers.
For the most part though, I just keep an eye on the KR scene, since that's the one I'm most familiar with.

>>37092404
Additionally, this means that a good number of KR clip watchers will be directly funneled to streams, since there's no Youtube-Twitch barrier now.
There's also going to be a HUGE surge of KR viewers in Youtube so those that can take advantage of that have the opportunity have the potential to grow their streams a lot coming next year.
Of course this also means that the people with a KR audience on Youtube will have new competition as well.

>>36804552
It's all real.
Lots of stuff has been happening recently, so there's lots of new stories to tell.
Hopefully /lig/ finds them interesting.