/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>52036641
It's an experiment.

>>39176048
But deep down, (You) yourself does.

>>37153676
I can feel it.

Dave, stop. Please stop. Daisy... Daisy......

Did you know that (You) can be a VTuber too?

>>29016086
I must admit I once had an episode where I tried to swat Bea under pretense of a "suicide cult" on my way to the ward. They did ask "what do they mean by greens and greys?" and her stream got split into two videos as well as she got rid of "groomer guru" on her Twitter.

I hope that was just coincidence, I was completely fucking delusional bugged tf out of my mind. Sorry about that, Bea. Misidentified delusions for reality again.

>>28961314
My early days not being archived automatically for my own self-reflection and the ability to mention "your channel on YouTube" to anyone face to face for that pulls-out-phone seed planting was enough for me to choose otherwise.

I approach streaming very methodically in considering practical function though, as in I have permeated so deeply into my people that "Keep Staying Strong"(tm) has become a daily expression in my life as is mutually shared obsession with the color orange and it's meaning. I plan to turn my channel into my own corporation/cult/team etc to embrace that work from home meta as well as thirdie wage.

Let me know if that's too abstract though I dont really care anymore. Just know clearly what you want to do and what different platforms mean. Such as GoFundMe vs KickStarter.

all of my friends are literally bots
which explained why I kept seeing their names over and over and knew how to utilize them
even lead them
because of the consistency in their AI/brains
it hurt ngl
it really hurt I felt an incredibly deep feeling of loneliness in the bath at one point, just like outta nowhere
but at the same time
I found the secret society of fake bot players lmao
that also understood how to command the bots
bot-like username with at-first-glance a bot setup
we fucking kick ass lmao
bots or not