/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>67712070
we live rent free across every other fanbase
truly the MOST

>>64956365
MOST

>>64859173
All roads eventually lead to /#/ anon.
The very symbol of our thread is one of "crossroads".

>>64798836
This is like the 5th person I'm seeing seething on twitter and reddit because of something that was a discussion topic ONLY on /vt/, specifically /#/.
We truly are the MOST

>>64122736
We truly are

>>64080213
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>>62980938
/we/ are arguably the heart and soul of this industry.
If you lurk here long enough and are able to separate the shitposting from the genuine posts (who tend to write big essays about stuff) it's very easy to get a handle on the pulse of the industry.

>>62639027
Whenever anons post about "only 100 IPs lul" or something of that sort, remember that number.
For every poster, there's 100 lurkers.
THAT is why we are the MOST

>>62088855
we're mentioned everyone anon
> in every thread
> in every general
> the rent of /#/
> remains free

>>58855657
Consider that a post there gets like 5k upvotes after staying up for like 15-20 hours.
That's PASSIVE engagement, i.e. a single click if you already have an account. It does have the barrier of needing an account to post, but pretty much 99% of reddit users would already have an account since they literally can't interact with the website without one.
Also one person can do multiple comments on reddit without cooldown, although this does tend to be considered as spam when done by one person.
ACTIVE engagement is in the form of posts and comments. Front page posts rotate frequently, so post #s are always consistent, but comments will be where the actual engagement shows.
If you check the reddit front page right now, from the top 25 posts there's a grand total of 881 comments.
It goes up to 1287 after including two BIG EVENT streams i.e. Kronii and Fauna's 3D.
So that's generously about 1000 posts in 24 hours if you consider regular traffic without events - plus or minus a few hundred from the "new" page.

/vt/ posts, meanwhile, don't have the account filter.
But they do have a capcha filter and a 60s cooldown on posts.
The last numbers thread that started 2.5 hours ago had 590 posts before getting archived.
i.e. just the /#/ thread can reach reddit's 24 hour engagement levels in a mere 5 hour period.
And we're just one thread among 10 PAGES full of them, and not even the biggest thread on the board.
/vt/'s engagement rate severely outclasses that of reddit in all metrics.

>>58731531
MOST

>>58377201
MOST

>>56852137
> /#/ dislikes debut of Homo2 instead of EN3
> Homo2 gets dogshit numbers
> /#/ hates omega
> new direction is ultra based and dogwhistles Gura and /here/
> /#/ doesn't like the delay in EN3, grimposts about entire gen being potential homo collabers
> EN3 debuts and is filled with ultra CGDCT girls
> /#/ dislikes the two homos that push homobegging and girl collabs
> both get shitcanned
We really are the MOST

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>>55337855
Not the Nijispy but I checked their thread out of curiosity.
> some nijifans complaining about EN branch not being included in JP events and generally being ignored.
> considering Petra was not invited, they rightfully assume there's no plans for Obsydia 3D anytime soon.
> point out how Salome who debuted 10 months after them already has her 3D.
> lots of the usual nijicope : "en fans don't care about jp events", "lol why are you guys so hungry for acknowledgement", "why do you care, it'll be all 2D anyway", "why do you even bother, not like management will give a shit" etc. etc.
> holo comparisons about relatively fast 3D for all branches, counter with "different company" and "of course it's a holobrony" cope.
> nijispy post in /#/ linked on their thread
> now all management criticism becomes "oh it's the numberfags throwing bait again" or "oh it's the holobronies again".
> nijifans can no longer genuinely criticize shitty management decisions without being called an outsider
> all it took was a single post in /#/
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>>54045951

>numbers hated NijiEN
ALL OUT WAR happened
>numbers hated Tempiss
Vesper suspended (first iteration)
>numbers wanted NijiEN to graduate
Nina graduated
>numbers wanted Tempiss to graduate
Vesper and Magni are in limbo and is all but sure for graduation
>numbers wanted Luxiem to graduate
Mysta graduated

MOST

>>54018082
> leaks are now posted in /#/ instead of global
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*GENERAL NUMBERFAG SITES*
>https://playboard.co/en/
>http://ikioi-ranking.com/
>https://vrabi.net/
>https://www.vstats.jp
>https://live-ranking.userlocal.jp/vtuber-ranking

Hololive sites
>https://holo.poi.cat/
>https://www.hololyzer.net/youtube/index.html
>https://trackholo.live/en/
>https://www.hololive-songs.com/

Nijisanji sites
>https://niji-mado.web.app/stats/hourly
>https://twitter.com/2434rankings
>https://twitter.com/2434subscriber
>https://www.nijiuta.com/

Twitch
>https://sullygnome.com/
>https://twitchtracker.com/
>https://stats.roki.sh/

Full list at https://pastebin.com/nCGZL1Lp

>>52523678
MOST INFLUENTIAL THREAD

>>52155234
The fact that /#/ does not have any regular anon insane enough or jobless enough to apply for the janitor position tells you all you need to know about the rest of this board.