/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

https://www.twitch.tv/Lolaloading
https://www.taiyakistudios.com/

Not a dox by the way, it was linked throughout YFU's graduation stream. All those that thought she was off to a big company like Hololive....sorry to disappoint.

Anyway they are now working with this unknown company https://www.taiyakistudios.com/

Not much about them other than this LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/taiyaki-studios?trk=public_jobs_jserp-result_job-search-card-subtitle

>Taiyaki Studios serves creators who use virtual characters to express themselves - commonly known as VTubers or virtual influencers. We serve as a tech-enabled talent agency, providing top creators with the tech, community, and mentorship they need to scale their audiences.

>Some examples of creators powered by Taiyaki:
>YBGhosty - a virtual influencer https://www.instagram.com/ybghosty/ and the Vambies - a virtual character collective https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md60zHgJyOU

>We believe that the next Marvel-scale IP will be born as a collective of virtual characters on social media. Our end goal is to grow massive fandoms for collectives of virtual characters and leverage that IP for Marvel-scale monetization - merchandising, tv, film, games, etc…

>A revolution in content creation is upon us: advancements in AI, motion capture, and game engines have enabled solo creators to animate 3d characters in their bedroom at higher quality than large studios could just a few years ago.

>These advancements will turbocharge artistic & cultural output by giving a platform to creators of all backgrounds, limited only by their talent & creativity rather than their connections or looks. We seek to set the bar as the most creator friendly VTuber/Virtual Influencer company in the market.

>>48674430
Just a coincidence that she retweeted the Lola post and that Lola happens to be a rapper then?
im sorry bro, I always thought YFU was pretty neat but this is just a sad career move

I have this terrible feeling that YFU is on the cusp on what might be the worst rebrand of all time imaginable