/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>11152919
>We will still be there with her every step of the way, but she'll be doing much better than we could ever provide for her.
The result wouldn't be much different. There are company vtubers that have huge subscriber numbers but can't manage to hold a triple-digit audience. There's also plenty of room for small vtubers to grow a dedicated fan base and achieve good viewer numbers. I've noticed the number of likes during the stream is way higher than the number of live viewers. People are showing up to like the stream but aren't staying to watch, at least not live.

Temako received a level of promotion that even established companies would kill for, but she hasn't done anything with it. She hasn't done a good job of pandering to her existing viewers. Sometimes it seems like she does more audience interaction on twitter than she does on youtube, though I might be biased. She does a good job of sucking the dicks of the various idiots who only show up for personal attention, though. Playing Apex on Switch when you own a decent computer is a joke, if you're going to be a gaming vtuber and torture us with Apex at least do it properly.

Sometimes I have to wonder what the fuck she watches to think that people want to see a vtuber like that. I wonder what the fuck you guys watch to not know this. I'm glad she's trying different things now. Both her successes and her failures are due to her effort and personality. It has nothing to do exposure, or with company vs. independent.