/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

Serious question.

Vox is a rich boy.
Why doesn't Vox fund the creation of his own vtuber agency?

Judging by his merch cut, shouldn't Vox be the one going on strike?

>loses nearly 3/4 of his audienced
>starting to get pity-raids
>in the hospital for mental health reasons

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqdEC8tirOo
11:00
>What I've recently been feeling is that my formula is really... not only do i feel like people are sort of organically losing interest, which is completely normal, and I shouldn't be sort of dooming about it but... I need to think of something new to do. And I need to change something in a way that's honest to myself.
16:20
>recently I've been having a lot of nights where I wind up feeling very depressed and I'll walk out onto my balkony with a beer and wonder "will I ever be that happy again?". And I know that I won't unless I change something.
17:30
>It's difficult to pulls myself from this because it has worked so well in the past and still is working quite well. The thing is, I can't stop because this is my job

20:00
>I think I feel burnt out not with streaming as a whole, but with the never-ending race to release content.
21:00
>Let's think about this stream today, it's not necessarily clickbait, but I thought about just typing "Zatsudan: hey guys I'm back"
>Let's be honest, no one would... There wouldn't 5.5k people here, there might be 3k. A big part of content creation is sacrificing your common sense to reach a higher level of success.

36:30
>let me hit you guys with a really scary fact: I don't watch vtubers. For me as a normie, sometimes I don't really get the appeal of Vtubing. It's a niche interest but the issue is that the niche is shrinking.