/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

This birch playing Two Worlds
https://www.twitch.tv/aspenbirchtree
Say her name
https://www.twitch.tv/soyapoya

This birch playing Two Worlds lmao
https://www.twitch.tv/aspenbirchtree

>Dumb birch is going on a Long Drive
https://www.twitch.tv/aspenbirchtree
>Awoo RE8
https://www.twitch.tv/lumituber
>Scaly ayy Pokemon Snap
https://www.twitch.tv/ivory_lotafia

>>2806033
>I'll never understand how someone can actually enjoy streaming to a barely-moving chat.
Have you ever watched a chuuba with few viewers? It's really not that hard or as depressing as you imagine it to be.
Caleb and Paperbag were there not too long ago. Sure they can get an audience of over 10 viewers now, but of course they started in the single digits. Woyde has no problem with numbers because he's just happy holding a lecture on things he's passionate about. Ari and Haru, the two other africats, usually sit at below 10 viewers, but they make it work because they can hold a conversation with the viewers they have. Aspen is perfectly entertaining just rambling to herself, but even she's starting to pick up viewers. Gobbie Lynne can ramble about recipes and sandwiches with like the five viewers she regularly has.

All you need is to be passionate about something. If you can't just talk to yourself for hours, then vtubing isn't for you. You have to be prepared and comfortable with being alone for a while before the viewer interaction kicks in, because even with 20 viewers you might just have 5 or fewer regular chatters.

Look at this dumb birch lmao
https://www.twitch.tv/aspenbirchtree