/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>Your oshi will graduate someday, too.
All of this has happened before. I couldn't protect her smile.

>2023
>worst
I guess it depends on who you care about.

Honestly I don't have the time, since I've been doing as much as I can with my JP reps now. But the Doom streams were a good time.

>>32049727
>they arent massive successes but very few are and the girls seem cute enough so I hope they get some moderate success
>>32050246
>You just watch her do whatever that she feels like doing and be amused on how, uh, divorced she is to vtubing, nijisanji and even streaming and curious how she'll develop as a content creator over time.
Sigh. All of these things have happened before. and will happen again.

Still miss you Aadya, wherever you are.

>>21171084
>People seem to have a misinformation about India.
It blew my mind when I found out that not everyone in India speaks Hindi.

Anyway, I still miss Aadya.

I failed.

Others have come close but none have replaced her.

>>11828365
The impression I got was that the graduations were mutually desired, to an extent. All three of them realized that they had inherent debuffs and that they were never, ever, going to pull in good numbers even if they were kept around after LazuLight's debut (in reality their numbers would probably have gotten *worse*). So then they all probably asked themselves: what reason do I have to continue streaming? It's a lot of work, and the "rewards" won't be there and the audience isn't there...

I'm the guy carrying a torch for Aadya and it still pains me that she made it clear that her life as a streamer is over for good, no reincarnations. But I understand.

>>11375441
>I feel the worst for Aadya.
The worst part is that the experience overall caused her to give up on streaming. She really was earnestly trying - and was genuinely good at gaming.

Her birthday is in a couple of weeks!

Just some more aadyart