/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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Anyway, I'm a deadbeat who doesn't fit in with group 4 because I genuinely don't mind when Mori brings up depressing real life shit, or hangs out with random outsiders, or leans in too hard into unfunny jokes that make her giggle, or won't shut up about obscure nicorappers or other offstream interests. Mori's a messy bitch and it makes me love her more, and most of the times when drama like this comes up it just doesn't bother me the way it does other /here/beats, an opinion that seems to be held by some others in /morig/, most people in Reddit/Twitter, and every single doxxbeat.

So I guess what I'd actually like to hear from the one other deadbeat in this thread who's bored and stupid enough to read this far is:
What is it about /vt/ that puts so many of its deadbeats in Group 4 compared to every other SNS site? Is it the safety from backlash over negativity? Does the singular purpose of the board attract people who like their Vtubing content similarly partitioned?
How can we keep Group 4 from getting exploited by the other 3 groups every week, and how do yes-men like me stop mixing them up with the other cucks?
And what the fuck do I even call Group 4? Boundarybeats? Seisobeats? Professionalismbeats?