/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>30344622
>it would have appeal overseas tho, but i guess regionalism must be pretty strong.
Eh, it might be a regionalism thing, but it also might be because the majority of streamers live the Seoul Metropolitan area. Could be either or.
>has anyone in korea had success with something like a joe rogan podcast but with vtubing? with interviews and stuff?
Strangely no, now that I think about it.
>>30344918
It's been a long time since I kept track of what was going on in that world, but Webtoons are somewhat mainstream and it's a domestic thing. Also I don't remember if there was a stigma, it's been a long time since I was invested in that medium.