/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>48891540
>Towa growing faster than any gen 4
Forget someone?

>>48811629
The homosisters have their marching orders from their discords. Any Holomem who plays Idol Showdown will get a bunch of "OH NO NO NO UNICORN BROS" posts spammed. They're persistent even though every single attempt to ostracize unicorns from HoloJP has led to utter failure.

>>47868641
They mogged the lazy ENwhores so it's a double win for the JPchads. We win the overall gold and EN loses the cripple tally.

>>47379988
If they don't play Anime OPs then it ain't music

>>46372031
She was in a collab with someone speaking to the homos on stream. It counts.

>>23102488
Good.

>Say the nicest things in a vtubers chat and always support them
>Post the nastiest rrats about them here
>Know they'll come here and read this and always wonder which of their most dedicated simps is secretly spreading rrats about her
I'm playing 5D chess while the rest of you are playing checkers

So I was watching this:
https://youtu.be/NLO5-IyS5pE

And there are some interesting takeaways for vtubing. First he says that his most profitable video by far is his 3 hour livestream VOD. This is because of how Youtube Premium divvies up the cost among the videos you watch most. The algorithm particularly likes livestream VODs for deciding who gets a cut of the premium money. For most Youtube creators this is irrelevant he says not many people do live streaming on Youtube but obviously Vtubers are one of if not the biggest groups streaming on Youtube meaning they're probably getting a huge disproportionate amount of Youtube Premium money based on people watching their Livestream VODs. This guy was talking about his single Livestream with 1.6 million views so you can imagine how much they average Hololive member must be making with 20 million channel views a month,

Conclusion is that to support your favorite Vtubers the most cost effective way might be to get Youtube Premium since the way it works is hugely advantageous for vtubers.