/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>48097001
You could. Ask her permission to advertise her channel, and then go to every convention you can afford to go to, and hire a hot model to cosplay her, and hand out business cards of your oshi channel.

>>48061352
I sincerely hope I'm not a vieweroshi considering how little support I provide, and how new I am. I also hope I'm not a oshi considering how little effort I put into streaming.

>>47814757
Do you really think twitch would give her every minute detail on why she was banned? They like to bully their partners like this a little bit to keep them in line, and let them know who's boss.
They like to leave them in the dark and not know why they are being punished except for to give an explanation like "you know what you did" or "because twitch staff said so".
You haven't watched enough banned streamers to see how unspecific the details are on a ban explanation e-mail.
Leave her be. She's probably suffering right now not knowing why specifically and in detail why she's being punished by a company that's supposed to be her partner.

Here's a example of something twitch has no support for outside of big channels.


VOD/offline channel recommended. There's only two ways to get recommended a channel that's offline.

-highest viewed VOD in that category

-autoplay after finishing a VOD or clip on mobile scoots you somewhere the algorithm decides.

>>47690167
Why would you want to? Think about it logically. If you romance your oshi she'll cease to be a vtuber, and only exist as your partner in flesh space. Besides there's a good chance your oshi has collabed at a convention with the popular guys from this thread. Do you really want your romantic partner to have a meet up, or collab history with the popular guys from /wvt/?
Just watch the VODs. No harm in watching VOD content. Join the discords if you have to.
Never DM.

>>47637433
I'm sorry. I only have so much time, and only one oshi. Please be a better supporter for your oshi.

Never been a vieweroshi. Never going to be a vieweroshi. Really it's not so bad enjoying vtuber content as a face in the crowd viewer.

https://twitter.com/SorrelSouffle/status/1586148990701092864

More vtuber skits would be fun.

>>46948148
Start a slide show stream where you look at, and comment on paintings, and photographs, and other artistic works. Be sure to go into painstaking detail upon every minute observation of the works you're displaying on stream.
If at all possible find a artist to sponsor you who can provide paintings for you to showcase on stream to your audience.
Otherwise just revisit the same works you've put on display previously. People love rehashed content otherwise family guy wouldn't have gotten so many seasons.

>>46854762
As a VOD viewer I'm indifferent.

On the Lyka VOD I'm watching Lyka mentioned she always forgets to eat before stream, and winds up hungry during stream.
What do you think would be a good dinner for Lyka in situations like this?
I think if Lyka had a crock pot she could set something to cook in the morning, or afternoon, and by the evening the food would be ready to eat from the pot.
Chicken could be good, or beans, or whatever stews Lyka enjoys. There's many possibilities. She can have something hot, and ready to eat while streaming, and without too much effort.
What are your thoughts? Do you think Lyka would benefit from crock pot cooking? Is her electric bill expensive?
If she is worried about a high electric bill then maybe cooking with gas would be a better option? If she cooks the previous day, or early in the day she can have left overs from the fridge.
Lyka mentioned she was interested in making mead.
Perhaps learning to can food, and cooking and canning a big batch of Lynx chow every month could be fun for Lyka, and then she could have snacks to enjoy through the month on days she's streaming, but forgot to cook?
Canning can be dangerous so she'll want to make sure her lessons are very thorough before trying it herself.

>>46703746
On a level of 1-5 what level of obsessed would you accept rebelearthsky as a discord friend on? 1 being a message a day, and 5 being 1 message every minute.

Please feel free to link, share, and discuss twitch vtubers who average less than 30 viewers.

https://youtu.be/GCmjapRsD8Q

May I offer you a Koopa VOD in these trying times?

Want my advice?
Keep /asp/ they are perfect as they are. Keep /lig/ move /wvt/ to soc so self posting vtubers and chatters can self post. Start a /dead/ thread on /vt/ to discuss graduated, and vtubers on hiatus. Start a link posting discord in the /soc/ thread.

>>46072877
The image is a cubist piece of modern art which mint comments upon with the tweet "ITS GREAT THO" implying that she is illiterate, and has no appreciation for art, but is doing her best to tell her viewers that she appreciated the boost in the algorithm, and the relevancy in the public eye.

Blessed be that I'll never be a viewer oshi, or viewer husbando.

>>45776849
Stop chatting. All chatters are groomers who believe themselves above groomers until they are exposed in the thread, and roasted properly.
Try just viewing. Maybe clipping when you feel more confident. Remember to always delete the clips you made after the VOD expires, but to leave them up long enough that the vtuber can download the clips for their use before you delete your clips.
View. Return to viewer. None of these people want to talk to you. Don't believe me? Become a 0view vtuber. Nobody wants to talk to you.

Vtubers should stop modding active chatters, and instead VIP them, or give them founders. Many mods in smaller channels are powerful chatters who deserve VIP for their active nature instead of mod. A mod shouldn't be talking in chat for any other reason except to moderate correct, and make the chat rooms ground rules clear with reminders.
Founders, and VIP are for chat promotion, and support of the streamer through conversation.

It's time to resign from chatting boys. Unless you're a founder, or a VIP it's time to pack it up, and show our appreciation by viewing VODs and clips until there's nothing left.
Better to appreciate content than be hated by content creators for chatting crimes such as backseating, or chat paragraph spamming.

>>45672762
The last thing a creator of one of my most watched VODs told me with her voice wasn't pretty. Think what you considered the sad ending to be might be the happy ending for me.

Out of all the /wvt/ vtubers which ones could set up a LAN Minecraft server streaming house team without fucking, or wronging each other?

Who will be the first college professor to teach a class of /wvt/ vtuber history?

Reminder that joining a discord isn't necessary to enjoy a vtubers twitch or YouTube stream.