>What is /asp/? /asp/ is a thread for Vtubers to give and receive advice related to Vtubing.
>Should I stream on Twitch or YouTube? Most people would recommend against streaming on YouTube if you don't have an established subscriber base from making videos.
>Is there an audience for X? Would you watch someone do X? Is someone already doing X?
>What video editor should I use for editing clips? DaVinci Resolve, Kdenlive, & CapCut if you don't feel like spending money or pirating, otherwise use Vegas Pro or Premiere.
>I have a question, is it okay to ask? Will I get real feedback? Ask away! If no one responds, try asking again at a later time.
>What is /lig/? /lig/ is a thread for viewers to find, share, and discuss indie vtubers who have on average 500 viewers or more.
>Why /lig/? Large indie vtubers have more net fans, but they are outnumbered by 2views by the thousands. This is a thread for the VIP, regardless of what language they stream on.
>Can I shill my 499view oshi here? Considering averages fluctuate widely, all the way down to 100 is reasonable. The minimal requirement however is being Twitch partner or the YouTube equivalent in numbers.
>Wait isn't that one a corpo? /lig/ is a thread for chuubas of a decent size who aren't defined by their corporate branding, either due to the small size of the corporation, lack of brand cohesion, or the independence and lack of oversight granted to the talents
Mori really improved, she sided with Ame and Fauna unlike the backstabbers who were running damage control for management and has become really feminized.
I used to be suicidal in my life. For about an entire year, maybe more. Before all of this, everyone i had called a friend, and everyone that i thought would be able to support me through all the shit in my life, had left me, turned against me, and didn’t seem to care about me anymore. I mean i know I’m diagnosed with Major Depressive, Aspergers, etc, but i don’t think it was a good reason i should have been left in the dust, and have no support at all. My parents didn’t even care about me anymore. I had attempted suicide about 5 times. 3 times hanging, 2 times cutting. I had to spend about 9 months of that year in therapeutical facilities, hospitals, and psychological help residences, sometimes even states away from my family, with almost no communication or way of reaching them. But even after all that treatment, i still couldn’t see any light to my life. I thought that i would die alone, and never experience true happiness. Then one day i had found something. Something that was called “Hololive” i didn’t know what made me like it, the idol cultuer, the seiso atmosphere, the amazing interactions between holos…but…I had found something that actually…made me happy. What made me even happier was that after looking more into it, i found out about the vtuber fanbase. about /vt/. I had discovered music, art, blogs, parodies, news, conventions, everything that you can think of, that was associated with this fanbase. I was amazed. But i was more inspired to know that there were people out there, who I could actually compare myself to. People that liked what i liked. People that were more than willing to have me around and accept me as their friend...
The more drama you cause, the more popular you become. It's that easy that simple. It reveals how submissive the vtuber audience (aka /vt/) really is. It's a good example of the sunk cost fallacy.
Rushia is proof that you can get away with anything as a chuuba.
Reminder: >>1 # Do not reply to bait and 'invitations' to doxxshit, shitstirring or dramafaggotry (the general jargon for these individuals are 'printers'). Be it inside AND outside the thread - hide, report and move on.
