/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>54923116
Non-meme answer: Ideas spread from the fanatically dedicated 10% of a given demographic.
Lia used her time with the fanatically dedicated 10% to talk about hot men and detailed explanations on why they were hot and what she wanted to do with them.
This selected for people who were attracted to this type of talk (i.e bi/homosexuals) and made it the norm for a dedicated liker to be a homosexual liker.
TL;DR: The character of your fanbase will always be determined by your filter (i.e things that actually depress your numbers for that stream) streams.
Lia chose to filter using pretty boys so people attracted to boys became the standard for the fanbase.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/07/110725190044.htm

>>28863881
Because the only way she's seen people interact positively with girls has been in male dominant online spaces where you had to groom or be groomed to establish the pecking order. She's acting like a slightly but legally significant older oil baton lining up his Teamspeak harem.

>>26687019
I'm not entirely sure why I need to explain this, but ok.
Anon.
Pippa loves lolcows.
She loves schizos.
She loves people making fools of themselves.
She loves people wanting her.
People were only half-joking when they said that Pippa getting banned improved the thread.
She abso-fucking-lutely *thrives* off the meltdowns in here.