/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>79240483
Just look at the ones who quoted the tweet. Hex was already saying the day before stupid shit like "the truth will set you free". They fucking knew.

That's also why Kyo and Scarle didn't do it. They knew how bad it was.

>>77872520
>but also undermined Riku's own where he bows down to say sorry
Anon, he only apologized for using the word 'negligible,' and he was bowing to the investors. Yes, the whole video was in english, but he wanted to pretend that he understood why the western fanbase was angry and that he was addressing the issue. Smoke and mirrors. They did the black frame stream only to double down on Selen's termination and deny any possibility that she could have been harassed.

Together, the message of both videos was something like...

>We care about our livers, but Selen did a very bad thing and was a danger to the company AND her coworkers, so she had to go. Still, it's true that she made us a lot of money, so we shouldn't have said her termination was negligible. The livers are our most precious moneymakers, and we need to take good care of them. We understand that, and we shouldn't have used that word. I'm sorry, investors-sama. Let me suck your cocks a little.

Seriously, the whole thing was so insanely retarded that I understand why people would think that Elira went rogue and Riku didn't know what was happening, but it was just Nijisanji being Nijisanji.

>>77524370
>using same wordings.
Yup, it's obvious as fuck that management told them what to do and they just went along with it

>>76455435
Finana, we know what you did.

>>76322043
It wasn't at odds. Riku apologized to the investors for the "negligible" wording, because everyone knows that the organs are the ones making the money. Meanwhile, Elira, Vox and Ike justified Selen's termination and tried to get ahead of the narrative just in case Doki decided to attack them.

If Riku didn't approve the contents of the black frame stream, you can bet your ass that he wouldn't be shoving Elira and Vox down everyone's throats.

>>76322057
Nah, EN and JP clearly worked together this time. For example, everyone who quoted the stream tweet said the exact same shit, except Alban:
>It'd be appreciated to watch if you're able, thank you

He probably just copy pasted what the guy from NijiJP told them to say, without bothering to change it.

>>76203724
I think she retweeted the black screen stream like nearly all the other NijiEN members did. This photo doesn't have everyone listed as nearly everyone retweeted the stream, but I think it has all the quote tweeters who definitely seem more guilty.
Even if you only retweeted because it was mandatory and because you wanted to avoid NijiEN's internal politics, or even if you were nice to Selen and didn't try to screw her over at any point especially not towards the end of her time at Nijiits just too late. Just being part of NijiEN at this time ensures that you'll be hit by the metaphorical nuclear fallout.