/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

[Anonymous No.]

im starting to notice the correlation between mental instability and vtubing. Why is this?

[Anonymous No.]

>>4127773
...do you mean for the fans or the streamers?

[Anonymous No.]

bit slow arent you?

[Anonymous No.]

>>4127773
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02u9tlSzL2E

[Anonymous No.]

>>4127773
To get the answer you're searching for, you need to trancend life itself. So go kill yourself

[Anonymous No.]

>>4127864
yes

[Anonymous No.]

>>4127773
For the streamers? It takes a weird person to want to be an anime girl on the internet and pander to lonely weebs.
For the audience? As someone put it, vtubers require the type of time investment and dedication an MMO does. Not very many people will choose it over casually watching TV/Anime or playing a game.
Also it's filled with lonely people. I'm not surprised by the sheer degeneracy in the community, I'm surprised that we're able to be as decent as we are.
Overall, people that are not a bit bonkers in the head would probably do something else with their time - be it streamers or audience.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4128021
I can get behind to this rrat

[Anonymous No.]

>>4128021
Why is Pekora the only vtuber who doesn't attract mentalists?
Because she doesn't pretend to be your girlfriend.

[Anonymous No.]

>>4127773
>anime reaction picture
>mental stability
ogey

[Anonymous No.]

>>4132524
numberfags are mentally ill too, and those are big part of her fans

[Anonymous No.]

>>4132524
Cover will never say it out loud, because it'd be a business suicide, but Pekora and Korone are targeted towards younger audience.
A lot of parents will see them as funny cartoon characters to entertain the brats.