/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

[Anonymous No.]

Why are there a lot of vtubers learning Spanish, desuwaaa?

[Anonymous No.]

>>740758
They want that sweet cartel dirty money

[Anonymous No.]

>Second most spoken language at a native level
>Relatively easy to learn for Japanese speaking vtubers
>One random Argentinian indie was in the top 50 for a few days with barely any kind of actual promotion
>Big weeb fanbase
>Can remain in Youtube
>Doesn't involve selling out to China
>Far less dramatic than the US and specially Bilibili

Spanish speaking countries are the China of the future

>Less profit

As if that mattered, the only thing removing any kind of profit from vtubers in Spanish speaking countries is Youtube, in China you'll lose so much you might as well go for Spanish speaking countries while avoiding drama

[Anonymous No.]

>>740758
untapped market

[Anonymous No.]

>>741476
Just give them enough time, if something characterizes spanish speakers is the love of drama. Also do expect a very heavy load of far leftist specially from Argentina and Spain.

[Anonymous No.]

>wactor girls try to court the latam market
>subs skyrocket but profits remain the same
you guys weren't lying about everybody being a poorfag

[Anonymous No.]

>>740758
>>741946
One of the biggest benefits of having a Hispanic fanbase , specially if you're a jp, is that you'll practicaly become a god to them (mostly in Latam) since they starve for other nations recognisition, giving you free access to collabs with the biggest figures of that side even if your channel is small. That also means that they'll tone down your big yabs and even put you in the place of the victim in any bad situation. You can manipulate your way over them and train them like dogs to respond the way you want them to. They also hate each other a lot, so if some hispanic vtuber tries to make some drama about you, it'll practically be a suicide. In terms of money, yes, it might take some time but it'll come, the Wactor girls are just too small right now to be taken as an example of success. When the money starts to flow you'll have already achieved what companies want the most, loyal consumers.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm Mexican and can confirm that English is what separates the unwashed, cringy dragon ball z obsessed masses from people with credit cards.
Hope their decision doesn't come back to bite them in the ass.

[Anonymous No.]

>>744042
Can't be worse than nijiIN

[Anonymous No.]

>>744346
Eh, who knows. Hope my compatriots have a little more self awareness, although we do have dumbasses posting the spanish equivalent of "show bob and vegana"