/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

React:
Supportive viewer but he explicitly chats to say that he's leaving to watch a different streamer

>>76402460
they have cute high school girls wearing skirts, too. when I was in Tokyo I got multiple inadvertent upskirt views on staircases of high schooler panties despite it being January and my being tall as fuck.
I didn't actually see any femboys when I was there but it was ten years ago, maybe if I had hung around Akihabara?

>>74607339
NYC does have several strong regional accents though, even identifiable per-neighborhood.

but the broader point here is that the average American has what's colloquially called a TV accent which is a little difficult to describe. it's not "phonetic" pronunciation since English isn't a phonetic language in the first place, but the things that make it stand out are like... the absence of things that are used as identifiers for other accents. for instance, Americans and Canadians have rhotic terminal Rs whereas English and Australians don't. but most people just think of the rhotic R as the "correct" way of pronouncing words now (thanks to American cultural dominance) so it comes off as a bit strange to say that pronouncing the R in "war" means you have an accent

I fucking love listening to Haru yap about video games so much ahhhhhhh inject it directly into my ears
thank you /asp/ for the rec