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37130285 No.37130285 [Reply] [Original]

We always hear that they're busier than shit, that they're working on projects, that they can barely stream, yet we never see anything...

What the hell does a streamer have to do behind the scenes other than choose the game to stream or record songs like once a year?

>> No.37130328

They eat sometimes. Sleep other times.

>> No.37130376

>>37130285
None of your business. Exploring that side of Vtubing is unironically equivalent to stalking them.

>> No.37130487

Apparently getting perms is a Kafkaesque nightmare for the talents. Hearing how fucked up the process is was shocking.

>> No.37130563

>>37130328
And how the hell is that being "busy"?

"they work a lot" but none of that we ever see

>> No.37131044

>>37130285
Dealing with the hell that is corporate Japan. A shit-ton of unnecessary paperwork and a shit-ton of unnecessary meetings that should just be handled through e-mails instead.

>> No.37131434

>>37131044
As if these mouthy, gossipy cunts could ever be trusted to look over paperwork after signing their initial contracts. Everything is managers, including being told what to sign.

>> No.37131492

They spend your superchat money with their boyfriends

>> No.37131757

>>37131492
I may be stupid but I never send money to someone I don't know, especially if they are rich.

>> No.37131863

>>37130285
Kiara was up into 4 AM last night answering work emails and doing recordings. Some of the things they do that seem effortless on the surface take a lot of work. Although some of that are probably lying about unnamed "big projects" just because they want an excuse to not stream which is why said projects never materialize. But regardless they're all busy having sex. With me.

>> No.37131869

>>37131492
If my oshi has a boyfriend, I'm happy for her.

>> No.37131923

By the way Cover has 5 employees per talent. So they don't even need to work on anything themselves

>> No.37131950

>>37131923
The ENs don't seem nearly as well supported.

>> No.37132154

Fart, mostly.

>> No.37132270

>>37130285
>>37130376
Not really, they talk about enough of it to piece together what their days are like... especially if you have some knowledge of JP office culture. They're in meetings. And then they have meetings about what happened in the previous meeting and schedule a meeting to discuss both. With less hyperbole: meeting with sponsors, organizing the main channel shows/ hologras, determine songs and choreography, record commercial spots, dance practice, main channel shows, song recording and vocal lessons where applicable, plus they have individual stand-ups with their managers. And, of course, taking care of our babies.

>> No.37132455

>>37130563
You would have to be retarded to go full time vtubing. It's still is a niche that can disappear tomorrow

>> No.37132961

>>37130285
Well never, never no, the busiest ones defintely have many things going. You can say that too for most of them near a 3D live or similar.
Now, about all of them all the time, i can't really say the same.
I have done some reasonable mental estimates before of how long should they take them every single thing they supposedly do in a average week (yes, including all the things the gachis come to say in the threads to defend them when they got call lazy) and they don't really add up.
So they are either lying and take this job part-time with no hurry while enjoying their lives or there's a nightmarish bureocratic corpo system that subjects them to endless hours of nonsense meetings and keeps shutting down the projects they want to do after preparing them for weeks and so that's why you don't see as much.
It's probably both. It's really hard to think the hiatus trio (Shion, Ayame, Aqua) can be really working that hard and there was an old Kanata stream where she tells precisely that outside of preparing for lives they have a pretty easy schedule.
In the other hand we know for a fact from some JPs rare outbursts (and from EN which is less tightlipped about this) that management cancels or force them to modify some projects with some frequency and Towa claimed in one clip i saw to be working over 60 hours per week (which i absolutely don't believe unless she counts playing APEX with her friends off-stream as a job, but whatever)

>> No.37133635

>>37132270
They do give some details about it but for example i have never heard any of them talk about what do they discuss in any of their meetings or how long they are despite seemingly being a weekly or even more frequent thing (?).
It's this misterious, can't talk about it yet or management will bonk me what makes their claims to feel so opaque.

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>>37130285
are you looking to police them or something?

>> No.37135449

>>37133635
Bonk? It'll break their NDA and get them fired.

>> No.37137919

>>37130285
If they were self-employed the answer would be easy,

In reality, nobody here on the outside knows for sure

>> No.37144536

>>37130285
Better question
>What does Hololive management do behind the scenes?

>> No.37147815

>>37130285
You should try being a vtuber for the learning experience and you'll answer your questions.

>> No.37151220

>>37147815
Of course stupid, an indie vtuber does the same thing as a hololive chuuba.

>> No.37151325

>>37130285
sex with me exclusively

>> No.37151329

>>37151220
Then become a corpo tuber or ask one if you think there's enough of a distinction. Why ask a bunch of fucks on /vt/?

>> No.37152122

>>37151329
Its about a billion times easier to ask the peanut gallery than become a bona fide chuuba. Not to mention it probably wouldn't help that much, unless you joined a japanese agency.

>> No.37152344

>>37133635
You want to know what they discuss in their meetings? are you braindead? do you just walk into an office and barge into meetings and go "hey what are you guys talking about?" wtf?

>> No.37152731

If they really were as busy as they claim, they wouldn't have time to stream 200 hours a month like Koyori and Kaela do. All you have to do is look at the most frequent streamers to determine the base level of behind-the-scenes work. So really they can't be busier than, say, 40 hours a month on off-stream work.

>> No.37152881

You must be really blind if you don't see the projects coming out. Do they have to specifically tell you this is the project they've been working on for a while before you can tell? You do know that rehearsals are done way before the actual special event is to occur? Probably several of them. There's also redoing stuff that doesn't initializing working out. This seems like basic knowledge but you can't seem to wrap your head around that they do a lot more than just stream.

>> No.37152904

>>37130285
Training and voice recording.

>> No.37154111

Holoens aren't doing anything. Kiara manages to stream 300 hours and drop a cover every month along with roommate shit without complaining ever. Calli is usually traveling all over the world doing cons and drops new covers every month too.
The rest are likely just busy with their boyfriends.
You can tell because all of nijien has no trouble streaming.
Myth and council hate their fans and can still milk their pigs dry without putting in any effort. So, they do. Especially gura.

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