/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>17062241
World War III

>>17062241
Moralfags discover that Hololive and Nijisanji have members who like lolishota and start a mass crusade against the companies

>>17062402
This kills vtubing in the west, but not vtubing.

>>17062402
I hope you don't think Gura is one

>>17062241
Youtube, Twitter, and Twitch burned down. A strategic cyberattack that completely crippled all forms of social networks, databases and thus cut off all means of them rebuilding their audiences. It would basically destabilize society as we know it.

They find out it's a bizarre feminine cult involving top heads of state and vtubers like what happened in South Korea.

Microsoft buying all vtubers

>>17062241
Hololive would've been nothing without drama, and since the old dramas have died down after Coco's graduation, they have become nothing. They are so boring. Why would anyone want to watch an unfunny 30+ year old woman pretending to be a cartoon characters while playing video games for hours? This is not entertaining in the slightest. We only put up with it because we were waiting for the climax of the drama. We got that climax when Coco graduated. The only reason that the stream got so popular is because it was the climax. We were all wating for the previous drama to end, but after that, there was nothing to look forward to. The drama was over, and essentially Hololive was over.

Now because of Calli, the exiting drama has a sequel. The difference is that this time it will be about incels of /vt/ vs normies of youtube/twitter. I expect this will drive up Calliope's popularity as normies come to her resque. The more /vt/ reacts negatively to it, the stronger the drama will get, the more normies will try to save her, and the more popular she'll become. This drama will continue until it ends in either a climatic way (Calliope graduates) or an anticlimatic way (incels give up and normies gradually stop caring). Either way, this drama is good business for Hololive, and you can expect Cover to milk it.

>>17062402

>>17062241
Unironically something government related. Enough regulations could probably kill the hobby.

>>17062241
International war or a revelation that vtubing has been used to compromise national security. Something like puppetting software actually turning out to phone to companies about your facial movements in order to recreate them and commit identity theft, or used in order to conceal spies to plant them into foreign tech sectors. And it would need to have such a negative impact on society that it'd be considered worse than porn.
But both of that are so hands-on-pants retarded concepts that they will never happen. Much more likely that it will just be superseded by some very easy to access VR/AR means to interact with talents at neglible costs and high accessibility (which vtubing provides, all you need is a phone or computer with access to the internet, which most people have anyway).