/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

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How much better off would Nijisanji be if it narrowed its scope and focused more on its talents? Could quality management fix a problem this systemic or is it too late?

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>>55694092
It would no longer be Nijisanji.

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>>55695094
You're implying that Nijisanji's black company-tier management is part of Nijisanji's identity?

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>>55695229
Nijisanji gets ahead of its competitors by being scummy. They wouldn't be as competitive if everyone plays on the same rules.

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Damn anon, you have been making new thread every hour, remember to take a break and take care of yourself

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>>55695626
Says the red-eyed catalogue watcher.

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>>55695619
It's not sustainable. If Nijisanji was a bank then sure, they could survive by pandering to the shareholders and fucking the costumers with predatory market decisions. But Nijisanji needs its fans to love its talents or else they'll fail.

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>>55696079
You don't understand.
Nijisanji pays content creators for positive PR. Bribes react streamers to give them views. Buys clippers of other groups to work for them. Bribes people with gift cards to shit on rival's fanbase. Has websites on the payroll that only report good things for them and shit talks other groups. Suspected for using bots. And many other underhanded schemes to get ahead of its competitors.
Of course, they'll also fuck their own people over. We have witnessed them time and time again throwing their talents under the bus.
A Nijisanji that treats its talents and fans out of good will is not Nijisanji at all.

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>>55697475
It sounds like the weevils are in the floorboards. Nijisanji needs to die. Maybe what rises from its ashes will be better.

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>>55695229
Unironically yes

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>>55697475
Fascinating. What else did the voices in your head tell you?

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>>55697789
Then prove me wrong.
Nijisanji copied UUUM's business model.
It's like a TV channel. If a show doesn't succeed, it gets shitcanned. Fans are conditioned to support the channel, not the individual shows.
Their fans support Nijisanji and watch their programs. They don't give a fuck about the talents because they are easily replaceable.

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>>55698466
>If a show doesn't succeed, it gets shitcanned
Post some examples.
>Fans are conditioned to support the channel, not the individual shows.
Post some examples.
>Their fans support Nijisanji and watch their programs. They don't give a fuck about the talents because they are easily replaceable.
L O L

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>>55699990
Are you a newfag, anon?
>If a show doesn't succeed, it gets shitcanned. Post some examples.
Niji CN, Niji TW, Niji IN, Niji ID, Niji KR, Yumenographia, VTA all got shitcanned.
>Fans are conditioned to support the channel, not the individual shows. Post some examples.
Just look at your containment thread.

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>>55694092
>Could quality management fix a problem this systemic or is it too late?
Its never too late but its pretty grim

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>>55694092
All niji fan are subhuman, so mo

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>>55694092
They would have to fire like 100 of their livers if they were going to do that. There's simply too many people to try and build a cohesive brand around the way things are being done now and you can't take a walmart-esque approach to streaming because personality and parasocial relationships are so integral to it.