/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>68420291
>but businesses
Anon, the perception of business has ZERO to do with whether Hololive outgrew or outperformed Nijisanji.
Again, up until last year, here is what Hololive needed to do to prove they were ahead of Nijisanji
>beaing their Dec 2021 peak
>beating Koshien
>breaking out of their "200k hard ceiling"
They did all that. Now it is not only what they have to do but they need validation from third parties as well?
>That's just moving the goalpost
Hololive is RIGHT NOW way ahead of Nijisanji in mindshare, live audience, VOD audience, subs and every single metric with respect to the audience they're getting
Back in 2021 maybe NIjisanji was competitive. In 2022, they still have some potential with Salome debut and Kuzuha star power.
Right now? All of their leverage hinges on a single talent
>Kuzuha
and if he were to take a six months break tomorrow, in his return he wouldn't even recognize his company

>>68418928
>Nijisanji is still bigger in mindchair.
Anon, every single one of these surveys were done in online magazines and venues predominantly frequented by women and, even when they weren't, they picked a sampled with an equal number of men and women to make it representative
>when the population watching funny anime streamers is NOT equally represented
That alone "skews" any of these polls towards Nijisanji without actually reflecting their mindshare.
>Meanwhile Hololive is just there. Not outstanding boom
For fuck sake, when this same conversation was ongoing six months ago anon put three conditions for Hololive to show they were really expanding
>beaing their Dec 2021 peak
>beating Koshien
>breaking out of their "200k hard ceiling"
Turns out Hololive did all three and added
>beating Nijisanji tournament head to head with their own tournament
which was not even a condition but they did anyway.

What Hololive needs to do to show they outgrew and outperformed Nijisanji?

For those who missed earlier, here is the update on the
>30 DAYS TRUE AVERAGE, PER BRANCH
chart.

Here are some comments

1) Hololive (the japanese branch)
The girls SOARED THE FUCK UP this January, reaching their all time high (and hard to ever repeat?) average of an impressive 15.7k (!)
Now with the new year streams falling out of range and several of the high profile girls going on vacations in the end of the month they are in a more modest
>ahead of every single mark except for the record they just beat
position.

2) HoloEN
All that can be said is "HOLY FUCK" (x24) because not only Gura gradual return brings new life to the branch but, as seen in the tables posted last thread, several of the girls are on a 10k+ median.
They crossed the 8k line and it doesn't look like they're losing gas

3) DEV_IS
They peaked mid January thanks to a series of high profile collabs with the JP girls but their numbers seem to be returning to their assumed typical range

4) VSPO
They're way ahead of their November 2023 and going neck and neck with Nijisanji

5) Nijisanji (the japanese branch)
Like every year, they seem to have peaked from their mid january tournaments and are in a return to their mean, neck and neck with VSPO

6) HoloID
After half a year spinning their wheels they seem to have found an incline thanks to strong performances in the recent FOTM

7) NijiEN
"Unrepeatable circumstances" are becoming .... repetitive and boosting their numbers but not in a significant way to break above the 1.5k line

8) StarsEN
They're heeding the call of the 1k line

And here is for the
>30 DAYS TRUE AVERAGE, PER BRANCH
chart.

Here are some comments

1) Hololive (the japanese branch)
The girls SOARED THE FUCK UP this January, reaching their all time high (and hard to ever repeat?) average of an impressive 15.7k (!)
Now with the new year streams falling out of range and several of the high profile girls going on vacations in the end of the month they are in a more modest
>ahead of every single mark except for the record they just beat
position.

2) HoloEN
All that can be said is "HOLY FUCK" (x24) because not only Gura gradual return brings new life to the branch but, as seen in the tables posted last thread, several of the girls are on a 10k+ median.
They crossed the 8k line and it doesn't look like they're losing gas

3) DEV_IS
They peaked mid January thanks to a series of high profile collabs with the JP girls but their numbers seem to be returning to their assumed typical range

4) VSPO
They're way ahead of their November 2023 and going neck and neck with Nijisanji

5) Nijisanji (the japanese branch)
Like every year, they seem to have peaked from their mid january tournaments and are in a return to their mean, neck and neck with VSPO

6) HoloID
After half a year spinning their wheels they seem to have found an incline thanks to strong performances in the recent FOTM

7) NijiEN
"Unrepeatable circumstances" are becoming .... repetitive and boosting their numbers but not in a significant way to break above the 1.5k line

8) StarsEN
They're heeding the call of the 1k line