/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>34258708
sure, a few hundred concurrent viewers is more than enough thanks to subs/donations, but we're talking about videos here, not streams
there's a reason why most youtubers started to stream a couple of years ago, and when they don't they either rely on crowdfunding and/or are paid by brands (vpn/skillshare/yadayada), because youtube ads make almost no money these days, unlike in the early 2010s

>>34258622
idk about natsuki, but tim started youtube because it was a fad of hers and she's doing the filming/editing herself
i guess she needed the approval of her management, but they're not involved in her stuff