/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>30072731
Fuck off...

Basically Sanas greatest strength as a streamer was also her greatest weakness.

She's just a nice girl.
That's it. Nothing big or amazing, she's just nice.
She's the sort of girl who if your son brought her home you'd be looking to see if there was a ring on that finger and if there wasn't you'd take him to one side and get your belt because you gotta beat the stupid out of that boy.

But therein lies the problem. Streaming is dominated by strong and erratic personalities.
Sana has neither of these traits.
So she's always going to be overshadowed when placed next to individuals with those personality traits.
Now her consistent numbers do show theres a niche to be filled there, that some people just want a simple soothing nice girl.
But she has issues and other shit to deal with. We'll never know the real reason she left, but I hope she does alright.

>>25097309
I miss you Ina

>No hat

> OP when nobody gives a shit to this thread

>>2251234
Never seen an indie """comfy""" streamer that are true to their name. All I've seen that claim to be comfy end up in one of two categories:

1) Low energy, "chill" menhera types that dump their emotions on the viewer, making chat her therapist. Which is fun at first but over time gets more stressful as a viewer to watch.

2) The "omggg youre so sweet this is so wholesomeeee" Animal Crossing girl types that, while superficially comfy, also for some reason all shit-talk / bully / be passive aggressive with each other, and you realize they're just all pretty rude/toxic people.

Only person I've seen close to genuinely comfy is Ina. While she does genuinely seem like a super nice person, even that is probably only possible because she is a corporate vtuber and therefore obligated to show her best self in stream whenever possible. We never see her bad days, we only see her happy.

>>2166095
>Alright, I've ALWAYS wanted to watch Monoe. I'm going to start now" and that was the last stream she ever did.
it's not fair, bros