https://youtu.be/EIaVOSm6vsoThis dude is surprisingly aware of all the shit that can happen when two different communities collide.
> ponders the different culture of hololive and the JP fighting game community> specifically how viewers talking about other streamers are considered taboo in Hololive> fighting gamers are a small community with mostly the same type of viewers between them> they are all basically friends before being streamers, so they have no issues with viewers telling them about their friends streaming and asking them for an invite.> he knows that people spamming Botan or Korone's chats with "KOG san is streaming, wanna invite him to play?" will be annoying for them.> picrel comment : "I'm sure KOG-san will be fine, since it's obvious that he's a fan and knows how to respect the line, but it would be sad to see someone harass someone else and cause a firestorm, so please think of a good warning sign."> puts up a proper "cross-messaging to Hololive members is banned" in his description and his screen (copies some part of the girls' description as a description template).> talks about his earlier days as a caster, with 5 person events n shit (shows a pic)> reminisces about the time he had about 13 people watching him, with big events peaking to 70 people and him being happy about it.> chat : "it's just 100 viewers, don't get so conceited."> he says 100 viewers are a big fucking deal> talks about the time when chat was slow enough that he could read every comment> even talks about an embarrassing memory where he forgot that he had already read a comment and responded to it twice.> demonstrates how that's no longer possible by trying to read every comment, basically entire stream just becomes comment reading for a minute (and didn't even cover everything).> bantz about how he's not gonna forget his viewers from the FGC> saw a lot of tweets and comments saying he's cute... from men. Ultra confusion ensues.> chat goes "cute (35yo)", dude gets further confused.It's surprising how Japanese ojisans are the most level-headed internet users while western boomers are considered some of the worst ones.
