/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>24749708
It would be funnier if it said 6 million aahahaha

Motherfucker you made me look.

>>24749708
I would rather kneel to pewdiepie than this lazy bitch.

>>24749708
SHE DOESN'T DESERVE IT!
SHE DIDN'T WORK FOR IT!
SHE GOT LUCKY!

man she's been stuck in 3.96M hell for like months now.

feels like manipulation.

>>24749708
AIIEEEEEE I KNEEL SAME-SAMA

>>24749708
Bots are not fans

She didn't give a shit for the following
>2M
>3M
>Every increment of note in between them

>>24752119
Just no growth . . . lazy whore syndrom

>>24752119
unironicaly get kizuna aied
idn if it was susan or natural recline but is really fune how hard she stucks

>>24749708
3.99 million dead subs

>>24752795
Wanna try that again but in english this time?

>>24751702

>>24752676
I think she would rather someone else have her subcount. When she reached a milestone during Skyrim she seemed really apprehensive. And understandably so. In her place I would not know what people really expect of her. She just wants to sing, talk to people who make her feel appreciated, play some games, and use the act of playing games as a backdrop for her zatsudans.

>>24749708
>6 million people in the world
>4 million are subbed to her
and then retards say they are not bots

>>24754292
>Jokes on you, I was merely pretending to be retarded.
Don't care.

>>24752119
>ticked over to 3.96 less than 24 hours ago
these are your pekoposters, people

>>24754361
Come on, when someone is shitposting this blatently you can be sure that some retard is going to laugh. This time it was me, I was the retard laughing. Good one, chat.

I feel sorry for her, She must have severe impostor syndrome.
You might think people would love to blow up like that but it comes with severe expectations and pressure.

>>24752119
What? she went from 3.93 to 3.95 in two weeks:
https://playboard.co/en/channel/UCoSrY_IQQVpmIRZ9Xf-y93g/subscribers

>>24754514
Why are you LARPing, anon?

>>24754549
Don't use words you don't know the meaning of kid.

>>24754526
10K subs weekly is good growth for any channel with 6 or more figure subs.

feels like the first 3 million was really quick but the next million took forever

>>24754514
She already had a Million plus channel before she even Debut'd. This isn't a new thing for her.

>>24754590
Considering she keeps postponing streams to avoid overlaps and when she streams she does it for less than 2 hours at a time, there's no way 10k a week is low.

>>24754565
Oof, nailed it in one, did I? Embarrassing.

>>24754620

>>24754514
the truth is, she doesn't actually care that much. That's why she doesn't celebrates milestones

>>24749708
>>24755582
Kizuna Ai still has more (10 million)

>>24749708
NOT YET

>>24752729
>>24754195
>>24754514

What annoys me about Gura is that she COULD deserve it if she out in effort.
She has a great streamer personality but the vast majority of the time she's just phoning it in zero effort.
Someone hears she's the most subbed vtuber and checks her out, they just see generic cute girl.
She could be so much more

>>24749708
Gura just proves that popularity and quality aren't connected at all, and that the majority of vtuber fans have shit normie taste. Congrats on being the Naruto and capeshit of vtubing

>>24754526
3.96 now, /vt/ just coping for the inevitable. I’ll be front row for the absolute shit show malding

>>24750537
>6
It'll happen when Trump is re-elected and Israel and ID chuubas cause virtual warmageddon

>>24756259
Her singing is pretty good and engaging, and I believe those 3 min karaoke clips contributed a lot to her popularity, moreso than many hour long streams (typical clip effect). And I think her energy level is just about right for many people.
Out of curiosity, what are thinking of when you say "She could be so much more"? I can think of a few things but most of them depend on things that would depend on a lot of personal interest and a couple of years of experience.

>>24762483
>Her singing is pretty good and engaging, and I believe those 3 min karaoke clips contributed a lot to her popularity, moreso than many hour long streams (typical clip effect). And I think her energy level is just about right for many people.
>Out of curiosity, what are thinking of when you say "She could be so much more"? I can think of a few things but most of them depend on things that would depend on a lot of personal interest and a couple of years of experience.
Not that anon, but, City Pop official covers
Gura by herself is generally bigger than Hololive btw

why does gura's covers get millions of views? they're not even on her channel

>>24756414
>City Pop official covers
Yes, I can see that work. I was also thinking along the lines of recording more songs, though I wasn't sure if it should be covers or originals. With the latter she seems very hesitant to commit to a concept. And she loves city pop but for some reason doesn't want to do any songs like that. I think it's in her options, especially with Hololive and some of the songmaking holos helping her. Only way for me to understand it is that she genuinely doesn't want to do it.
>Google stats
Eh, I think the comparison between "looking up a person" and "looking up a company" is a bit iffy because people who want to hear karaoke or watch clips aren't going to look for videos of just any hololive talent. I would compare that to a couple of other vtubers. And even simple comparisons become a matter of interpretation and multiple searches - "gawr" and "gawr gura" have about the same results here. Mori is probably so popular since it is a Japanese name among other things, so how much of that is "Mori (vtuber)" given that not that many people search for Calli (even though it could stand for many other things), or Gawr? What about typos? What about Fauna? Why do people search more often for Luna than for Ina and how much of these searches are vtuber related? Why is Ceres more searched than Gura but Calliope (which is also an instrument) is a relatively uncommon search? I am not too fond of numberfagging for that exact reason.
>>24763655
Clipwatchers who want to listen to her singing a couple of songs (with the more popular songs being usually unarchived) instead of hunting them down in her (usually unarchived) streams among other less known ones and unfinished versions.

>>24752676
Because at her size it hardly matters anymore. One million, two million, three million. They all feel the same. What's the point.

>>24749708
I will not kneel for normie bait.

Soon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEpaM4xJVD8