/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>Kiara has top tier collab with someone
>as soon as they leave and it's the stream end Kiara immediately goes
>'wow it's so unusual that people actually joined me for once'
>'actually so and so was also meant to be here too but they didn't for some reason...'
why the actual fuck is she like this? For fuck's sake woman

KFP (if you're here) can you please explain something for me because it's eating me up and I can't think of a non-schizo explanation for this:

Why does Kiara never retweet other Holos content on twitter? Why does she never promote other Holos content? Why does she never fangirl about things other holos are doing un related to her? Why does she never retweet or mention projects/streams/things other ENs are doing that don't involve her? Why does she never talk about watching other Holos/other ENs streams in her spare time? Why does she never casually like tweets from other Holos/ENs that are totally unrelated to her? Why does she never retweet or like fanart/streams of Holos other than herself that have no relation to her like other holos like Ame do? Why does she never fangirl or talk about on her streams 'oh I was watching X holo/EN doing this stream...'? Why does she never regularly appear in the chats of other holos/ENs that have nothing to do with her to make random comments/support what they're doing?

Please explain this to me KFP because I can't make sense of this (when literally every other EN does all of the aforementioned things to some extent) without some schizo anti-tier explanation.

Honestly this whole thing's got me thinking about just how ephemeral this all is, as a hobby and as a medium. Vtubers and their streams aren't going to be embedded into the culture and revisited by future audiences the way say films or videogames are, and the very nature of vtubing generally lends itself more to a product-line style of talents in/talents out rather than establishing a singular "brand" character as with Kizuna Ai. It's actually kind of depressing to think about how even such an already influential personality as Kiryu Coco likely isn't going to be remembered years from now as a historically significant figure of the medium in the vein of a Miles Davis, a Stanley Kubrick or a Shigeru Miyamoto, instead our oshis will only be remembered by those of us who happened to be around when their stories ended, before the next line of fresh talent debuts and everyone moves on to the next cute virtual anime girl...