/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

Live your dreams, Anonymous. Go. I believe in you.

>>44515954
Five hours for someone to answer correctly.

Overreacting? Maybe but Haachama actually interacted with Coco. A lot. Plus is anyone going to say that Haato is entirely mentally sound? This clearly means a lot to her.
They went through the same rough period. Obviously she's not dead but things took a bad turn and it can't be undone.
Yet the fact she still has this impact and can be mentioned by Holo members shows that Coco's departure was securing her legacy. I have faith that one day Holos will be able to collab with her.

I'M SO FUCKING HAPPY
Thank you for two wonderful years, for the laughs, for inspiring EN and others, for always staying true to yourself. COCO LOVE.
LONG LIVE THE DRAGON OF HOLOLIVE

>>5814660
I didn't believe she could do it.
I was wrong/10.

>>5814662
Fell over from bowing. Now I'm kneeling.

No

Tatsunokos are handling coco's graduation better than I expected, truly one of the strongest fanbase in all of vtubing scene.

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Anons, it's time.

>>4880406
Enough to do whatever she wants, in her personal life. But to self-fund an entire company? Or mostly self-fun? Not enough, likely. Not enough to do it while treating her talents the way she knows they deserve to be. If you have a small windfall, and allocate it correctly, you can live modestly-to-well for the rest of your life. Maybe you still do some work for some income, maybe not, but you'll never really worry for money, or ever have to take a job you don't want.

Company-scale expenditures are on another level. There is a reason that even with all of the superchat cuts that Cover gets, they're still raising external investment rounds so as to have the capital to grow.

>>4880295
>would be enough to propel it into profit.
Yeah but her job would literally be administrative work and accounting for 80% of her day, every day, until she could hire other, experienced, competent talent. And I don't know if she would be happy being that kind of administrator. A manager, maybe! But not an executive.

Being good at something does not mean you would be a good CEO for a company that involves that something. Maybe she could be a VP of Talent, a VP of Partnerships, some position that is the top the manager pyramid, or something... but I don't know if I see her doing investor pitches to a bunch of Japanese suits and then going back to review termsheets with lawyers for the rest of the day.

t. have run a company in an area I was "good at", and discovered I am not good at (and don't enjoy) the administrative stuff of the company itself, so yeah I am probably projecting a bit.

CO CO
CO CO
CO CO
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