/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>32120616
>On collabs with males.
It depends on the specific Korean audience. Because there are tons of different audiences in Korea that all have different ideas of how streamers should be.

In fact, when the old pngtuber cartel was at the height of it's power, they did a shitton of shipping content. The volume of it was so much and it happened so often that it makes the Mouse + Connor pairing look incredibly tame. Even outside of pairings, they still collab a lot even today, like pic-related, a collab between two pngtubers that recently converted to vtubers, one male, one female.

Funnily enough, the reason why the pngtubers did so much shipping content was to avoid unicorn drama, but because they leaned so hard into it, it got Horseshoe Theory'ed to the point where shipping drama became just as bad if not worse than unicorn drama.

>To add to this
If were not talking about how male-female collabs are like with streamers in general, I think a lot of the current generation of vtubers (more inspired by Hololive) generally stay away from male collabs although that isn't always the case.

If we're talking about Korea culturally, then due to Confucianism there has always been a high degree of separation between males and females in society. However, I don't think that this cultural element is a very good representation of how the Indie/Corpo lands or Mujigae sees things as both NijiKR and some KR indies have less reservations of doing collabs with males.

>>30731474
I think this is might be useful info for Mujigae and the Indie/Corpo lands between (re-post from /lig/).

>On collabs with males.
It depends on the specific Korean audience. Because there are tons of different audiences in Korea that all have different ideas of how streamers should be.

In fact, when the old pngtuber cartel was at the height of it's power, they did a shitton of shipping content. The volume of it was so much and it happened so often that it makes the Mouse + Connor pairing look incredibly tame. Even outside of pairings, they still collab a lot even today, like pic-related, a collab between two pngtubers that recently converted to vtubers, one male, one female.

Funnily enough, the reason why the pngtubers did so much shipping content was to avoid unicorn drama, but because they leaned so hard into it, it got Horseshoe Theory'ed to the point where shipping drama became just as bad if not worse than unicorn drama.

>To add to this
If were not talking about how male-female collabs are like with streamers in general, I think a lot of the current generation of vtubers (more inspired by Hololive) generally stay away from male collabs although that isn't always the case.

If we're talking about Korea culturally, then due to Confucianism there has always been a high degree of separation between males and females in society. However, I don't think that this cultural element is a very good representation of how the Indie/Corpo lands or Mujigae sees things as both NijiKR and some KR indies have less reservations of doing collabs with males.

>>30729875
It depends on the specific Korean audience. Because there are tons of different audiences in Korea that all have different ideas of how streamers should be. However, for the specific audience that Shylily has garnered, she should be fine.

In fact, when the old pngtuber cartel was at the height of it's power, they did a shitton of shipping content. The volume of it was so much and it happened so often that it makes the Mouse + Connor pairing look incredibly tame. Even outside of pairings, they still collab a lot even today, like pic-related, a collab between two pngtubers that recently converted to vtubers, one male, one female.

Funnily enough, the reason why the pngtubers did so much shipping content was to avoid unicorn drama, but because they leaned so hard into it, it got Horseshoe Theory'ed to the point where shipping drama became just as bad if not worse than unicorn drama.