/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>"I'm not good with men"
>two 5-hour marathon stream sessions with men
>demands Choeki Taro collab with her as soon as he appears in her chat
>hasn't interacted with a women longer than a 5 minute phone call

>>11036419
>let's do this embarrassing punishment game, but leave the door wide open so your roommate can walk over mid stream and see my tits too haha
You know these are all grown women nearing or in their 30's and not 15 year old boys, right

Thanks for giving the Coco thread an update on this person who Coco has never interacted with. I will continue to not watch her.

I'm not sure if people know exactly what happened on the Chinese side of this Playism thing. It's actually way dumber than you think.

Basically this whole shitstorm happened because one random Chinese streamer, who is not a Playism employee, said (in private) that he didn't want to restream the event on his channel if Kson was there because some NGA changs sent him embarrassing schizo DMs. The Playism Bilibili channel has like 1000 subscribers, so they are reliant on said streamer, who has 380k subs, to restream the event for them in order for it to have any views at all. He has done it multiple times in the past, seemingly for just free publicity.

So this isn't like some official Bilibili promoted stream with contracts and shit leaving them no choice but to kneel in order to have the show go on, it's one dude in his bedroom mirroring a Youtube stream to like 10k live viewers or less probably. And no, the restreamer is not a translator. And nobody watches the archives either. For the same event last year, the official upload on the Playism channel has about 1k views, and the stream archive from the restreamer guy is at 5k. The Japanese Youtube archive is at about 50k though.

So basically what I'm getting at is that they could have just let the Chinese dude not stream it. They really wouldn't be losing anything by doing so. He could have posted a notice that there was a change of plans and he wouldn't be restreaming that event, and it would have ended there and nobody would have given a shit. But instead they made the absolutely retarded decision of immediately firing the biggest Japanese guest host they had, for a Japanese-centric event where the hosts are the main draw for the vast majority of viewers. Now they have a smaller streamer and a literal who hosting. And everyone hates them including some of the developers they are contracted with.

I don't know exactly how the company is structured in order to allow this to happen, but I think it's safe to say that it's structured stupidly. They probably should have talked about this for a few minutes before making a decision.

Anyway I hope she does gunpla tomorrow.

>>9707506

dump?

>>8320607
>Vtuber
>not camgirl with a mask on

nani the fuck

>>7786493
>she was a japanese women openly behaving like a westerner

>>7740388
Go easy on the drugs.