>>39900286>One generation carries their own brand and got to where they are with their own power. They prepare ahead of time and know how to be entertainers. The other are people that fall back on brand name and expect to coast through the success of others.This isn't the fundamental problem with EN. What EN fails to deliver is going in either predominant streaming style. Those styles are:
>Kayfabe heavy. Playing an entertaining character and bouncing off others. Aqua and Subaru fall into this category I would argue.>Domestic (relatable) drama. You get this with Choco's cooking streams and Shion's depression.EN is in a bland middle area where they neither play characters well or make their lives seem interesting whatsoever. That is why they seem so boring and lack chemistry in collabs.
Ayame is unironically the closest to an EN member here who gets carried hard by everyone else.
