/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

[Anonymous No.]

In a couple of years there's going to be people looking down on you and saying "who watches vtubers anymore", enjoy your oshi while it last anon, as everything in life, they won't last forever

[Anonymous No.]

>>15871110
So basically how normalfags say "Who watchs vtuber?" now got it good talk champ

[Anonymous No.]

>>15871110
Oh no, the peer pressure!
What will I do without validation of others!
lmao

[Anonymous No.]

>>15871110
never gave a fuck when anime wasnt popular, will never give a fuck when vtubers wont be popular either

[Anonymous No.]

>>15871110
>his oshi doesn't have a suicide pact with her viewers

[Anonymous No.]

>>15873817
Based sheep cult

[Anonymous No.]

"once an otaku always a otaku" i will never not be a otaku. People will never see or think of me as cool i have accepted this along time ago. I did not get into Vtubers because it is now a fad and i did not get into anime because it is now the in thing. I built a show ready miku itasha car knowing full well it was going to weird people out because i wanted to have a itasha car because it would make (me) happy. I am just me and people will always hate that regardless of if its me 20 years ago or me 20 years from now. Life is too short too fucking live to be cool so just live to be your best you.

[Anonymous No.]

Im not a women to care about what other people think

[Anonymous No.]

>>15871110
Whenever Pekora and Subaru graduates I'll probably lose all interest in vtubing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>15871110
I’m too old for this shit

[Anonymous No.]

>>15871110
On the contrary, there will be more vtubers because people like Ironmouse discovered that they can get their talent without even making an appearance. As it gets more popular, you can expect to see more known singers and voice actors picking up Vtuber avatars soon. It's already slowly starting to happen (Takahata Monarch, Cy Yu...).