>>77204692The head of Offkai confirmed in DMs how their volunteers do hate Pippa and tried to ban her last year. She was only allowed because Sakana would pull out the whole company if Pippa wasn't allowed.
Kirsche went public with these DMs. So yeah, they hate Pippa, no question about it.
Now, why do they hate Pippa? Because, even though she is most definitely not right-leaning, as you can clearly see whenever she has a woman moment (way more frequently lately) - even though she is most definitely not right-leaning, she isn't a card-carrying commie either. She has grifted heavily from a few places Californians hate:
- /vt/: she was /here/ a lot publicly (to the point of collabbing with Bea, and having a handful of Yubicraft streams), and even when she stopped being so outspoken about being /here/, she sometimes shouts out /pcg/. Take Tenma as an example of how it should be done: I found myself forced to get a membership when some guy mentioned /pcg/ in a supa, prompting her to feign ignorance at first, and then she told the guy not to fucking break containment before banning him.
- The Sector (/pol/-adjacent content creators mainly stemming from GG times): First she had two streams mocking Ethan Ralph, which got her the attention of Kino Casino and Jim. She even called in on a Jim stream, and Jim has raided her. She also wanted to collab with Nick Rekieta, but Sakana vetoed that collab. She did have one with Camelot though, with catastrophic consequences.
- Actually right-leaning vtubers: even if Kiersche lives with a literal faggot and is super degenerate, she has blown the whistle about a bunch of things, most recently the active movement to mask DEI as BRIDGE. Commies are seething about this, and Pippa IS friends with Kirsche, so yeah. Only right-leaning though, she would never hang out with actually trad capitalists, she's too degenerate for that.
tl;dr: they do hate her, and the reason is because a) she's nowhere nearly as lefty as them, even though she IS a lefty and b) she hangs out with actual right-leaning people