/asp/ - Aspiring Vtuber and Startup

[Anonymous No.]

What is /asp/?

A thread for aspiring vtubers! Whether your goal is to make the journey as an independent streamer or to gain experience and build a portfolio for agency auditions. Let's help each other grow and make it. Indies are welcome to selfpost, but shill responsibly. Share your knowledge, insights, feedback, discuss what has worked and what hasn't worked for you. And always remember to do your research before posting personally identifying information. That includes both in this thread and in your audition applications to agencies.

FAQ:
>Do I need a fully rigged model to be a vtuber?
Nope! You can get started as a simple .png character!

>I want to learn how to rig Live2D models, where do I go?
Brian Tsui (of Iron Vertex), Kira Omori and the official Live2D YouTube channels have many tutorials available.

>Where can I find artists/riggers?
vtuber.gg, ArtStation, DeviantArt, Twitter, Reddit, Skeb.jp, etc.

>I just want to get started, can I buy pre-made models?
Yes! Live2D models can be purchased off nizima.com (Live2D's official marketplace) or booth.pm (general Japanese indie artist website). Be sure to check compatibility with your facial tracking software!

>Where can I learn how to digital market myself?
https://learndigital.withgoogle.com/digitalgarage

>Where can I find some good games to stream?
https://twitchtracker.com/games
https://sullygnome.com/

>Twitch or YouTube?
The general rule of thumb is Twitch if your content is primarily based on livestreaming and YouTube if your content is primarily pre-recorded and edited.

>Do you think there's an audience for X, Y, Z content?
First, ask yourself if you would watch a streamer of your skill and experience. Second, do a check on social media and look to see if other streamers are already creating similar content. Don't limit yourself to vtubers, include traditional real life streamers to scope out a potential audience.

Pastebin Guides and Resources:

General: https://pastebin.com/AJLkFrGK
OpSec Guide: https://pastebin.com/uALiNZCV
"avoid doing this shit": https://pastebin.com/vbp6qEdt
Google Doc of Assets and Resources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQHyRDZ3nxlIINfZz_wWCbgQ9gR4OgbTFhyGwq45DseUixkJJKbUmhPjnkWcmh7dOCDdxObAZXv_zti/pubhtml

Nijisanji Auditions have opened up, applications are due on the 31st.
https://twitter.com/NIJISANJI_World/status/1499610591953969153

Hololive Auditions have opened up too
https://en.hololive.tv/audition

Watch streams
Don't get complacent
Last Thread: >>19948718

[Anonymous No.]

>>19980490
>Vtubing as a male is essentially a niche within a niche.
>That "broad audience" is very, very anti-Vtuber and anti-weeb in general.
This is where you're wrong. The "broad audience" doesn't give a shit about vtubers or weebs. You only think this because you're a 30 something millennial who grew up when being a weeb was looked down upon. Times have changed since then and weebs are well accepted now.

The "niche within a niche" thing is also stupid because it implies that you're only streaming for a specific audience, male viewers who want to watch male vtubers. That's a retarded take. You're nothing more than a streamer, being a male chuuba isn't special. Make content that has wide appeal and you'll get a wide audience.

Look at Admiral Bahroo. Faceless no cam streamer for years and made Partner long ago. Became a vtuber and nothing happened to his numbers. Still gets the same 5 digit crowd he used to. Make good content. Stop thinking you're special just because you have a shitty drawn male character on screen.

[Anonymous No.]

>retard anon thinks the vtubing future isn't male
loving every laugh

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981076
Sounds like he just kept his non-vtuber audience btw. I'm fairly sure his point is that normies won't give a chance to unknown male chuubas since the avatar itself is a big part of the attraction. No matter what you pick as your avatar, you'll be filtering someone, while you could be playing the exact same game and making the exact same commentary without one and avoid the debuff.

But again /asp/ is filled with people insisting on trying to push a square peg into a round hole, then turnign around and complaining about it. I'm sure listening to the crab mentality chuubas is going to help more than the actual viewers. :^)

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981076
>Times have changed since then and weebs are well accepted now.
No, I think so because I watch almost exclusively cam streamers and every single time a Vtuber or any non-mainstream-shounen anime character shows up on stream, chat loses their collective shit. I've seen them watch clips that chat would normally find funny but the pure fact it's a Vtuber is talking, they're immediately turned off by it and start talking shit.

[Anonymous No.]

you schizos can continue posting here and let aspies hang out in the dupe thread, ogey?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981448
>I watch almost exclusively cam streamers and every single time a Vtuber or any non-mainstream-shounen anime character shows up on stream, chat loses their collective shit.

>watch a streamer who has cultivated a chat culture of shitting on weebs
>wow look everyone must shit on weebs
?
watch streamers who aren't pieces of shits?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981076
do you actually watch any tradstreamers? the concept of vtubing is what turns people off, not the fact they're male or female or anime or anything else.
>Sounds like he just kept his non-vtuber audience
exactly this. he's also down thousands of viewers since late last year

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981559
Now that's evil, you did this just so the fail chuuba go to shit the other thread

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981448
reminder that IronMouse is now the most subbed female streamer and this faggot has no idea what he is talking about.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981565
None of them do that, they actively talk about liking anime when some show up on stream and even a good chunk of them have mentioned watching Iron Mouse and enjoy Vtuber clips in compilations. It's the community itself that's uninterested.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981689
>three in four subs are gifts
Repeat that in a month

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981752
Shut up, viewer scum, noone asked you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981704
>It's the community itself that's uninterested.
Because the majority of males create cringe content that no one gives a shit about. You think people want to watch generic male model in a suit #82 say "ara ara" in a forced voice? Stop making cringe content and start making good content that has broader appeal.

It's because so many males create cringe content that it's easy to brush aside all of them as cringe. Stop following the same NGMI trend.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981689
didn't some streaming analytics reveal that like, only 9 women in the top 200 of all streamers

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981798
Does it hurt, anon, knowing that random shitfaces like Dream are way better than you'll ever be(hell, than any vtuber will ever be) without putting in a tenth of the effort at stuff like lore, rigs, etc?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981673
kek
that thread is pretty wholesome so far tho.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981846
It does. But that's a detriment on tasteless idiots who still watch minecraft, not on me. I can't help that the internet is full of retarded children.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981689
It's a special event hosted by the most popular EN vtuber and the most popular on Twitch
>>19981752
try 95%

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981884
Let it stay that way.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981905
It really is full of them. I am replying to one of them right now

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981905
Do tell about your amazing content, I'm all for it. Might even teach these pesky /asp/ies how it's done. Right?

[Anonymous No.]

>shitting on zoomers when they already make up the majority of viewers globally
what even is your audience, exactly?
28-34 year old males who only play Warhammer 40K but won't ever watch you because you're not that good at it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981956
So, you use your free time to talk to retarded children? And you're not even paid for it? Sucks to be you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982022
bro at least deny it

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981817
>Stop following the same NGMI trend
That's not even what anyone is talking about. The fact is the community is not interested, plain and simple. They're not uninterested in you PURELY because you have an avatar and will not give your content a try because of it even if it was 1 for 1 what their favorites streamer makes. It's the act of VTubing itself they avoid.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982022
lol man

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982071
That's only a problem if you are a streamer with an avatar and not a chuuba actively using the advantages of the medium. In which case you should probably climb off the bandwagon.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981752
>three in four
It's a bit higher than that

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982071
>It's the act of VTubing itself they avoid.
Then how were chuubas like Little_S able to hit partner? How is Kabhaal able to pull in $4k a month just from subs? Stop coming up with fake bullshit with your mental gymnastics to justify some dumb reason males can't succeed. There are plenty who do.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982071
It's a simple matter of male avatars, or mascots, not being an instaclick for most dudes. So instead of bringing clicks to you, it works as a filter instead. There's no real way around it either.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981933
>>19982136
Damn, I thought I was being generous since I saw someone saying 90% and thought they were exaggerating

[Anonymous No.]

>two dudes made new /asp/ threads at the same time
>schizos and genuine aspies are nicely seperated.
Okay I'm genuinely liking this setup. What do we call this one?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982277
Delusional viewer central

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982148
Because they both have chuuba audiences and not the "general twitch" audience? What point are you even trying to argue? I never said people couldn't hit partner but the audience they're both appealing to are still not the "general twitch audience" . a majority of his top donators follow almost exclusively vtubers and that took me literally seconds to check

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982277
>implying it's not the same people in both threads
>>19982148
Its called having a debuff, anon. It makes things harder, not impossible. But do tell us how well your channel is doing again.

[Anonymous No.]

which one of you is this
https://youtu.be/Whi5CV5DGug

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982277
/ngmi/

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982410
I agree

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982148
>weeb audience bad
>get the general Twitch audience!
>appeal to more people
>lists two people who specifically appealed to the Vtuber audience

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982390
>>implying it's not the same people in both threads
even if it is, at least people who genuinely want to ask questions don't have to navigate through whatever these people are on about

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982573
If all they want to do is ask questions, they don't have to read it anyway. Just comment and read the replies to them.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982573
oh, look at the pillar of the community over here. what's your channel, pal? Or are you just another filthy viewer who doesn't have a clue?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982410
yes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982643
>what's your channel, pal?
this whole "asking for someone's channel" thing isn't the gotcha you think it is. Literally nothing that he said is related to viewership nor would the validity change if he had 5 viewers or 5000

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982750
if you aren't a successful chuuba youself, your opinion in this thread is useless and should be discarded. That's the only kind of caring for people who want to ask questions there is.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982643
>I am superior to the people I literally sell myself to for cash
>this is true because I am unpopular
>this makes me better than them and not a failure somehow
This should be /delusion/ general
>>19982750
He's asking because he tried the usual tactics to attack someone with a self-esteem as low as his and got stonewalled by a "lol I'm not a chuuba". So now he's on the warpath against all these evil viewers that don't part with their cash for him

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982860
Even the lowest chuuba is superior to mindless consumer dweebs. You viewer fucks can't even muster the bare minimum to make content, yet you feel like your opinion matters.

[Anonymous No.]

>most of the character designers are viewers
>most of the editors are viewers
>most of the managers are viewers
>most of the clippers are viewers
>most of the people behind the scenes in general are viewers

I get the viewer hate when it's relevant, but you don't need to be a streamer for your opinion to be valid or for something you're saying in relation to streaming to be factual. The "Viewers just don't UNDERSTAND!" shit really only applies to people making blatantly wrong statements like "go over the audition time!" or "bee yourself you dont need any skills"

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982964
You're the equivalent of a dude with his guitar begging on the sidewalk who thinks he's superior because he "creates art". I'd say the lack of self-awareness is unreal, but I'm fairly sure you're very aware of this fact. All this bluster is just a (very poor) attempt at covering a low self-esteem by trying to attack others instead.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19982643
>filthy viewer
yeah, but i'm looking to watch indie chuubas and paypig a few. even males. kinda had enough of lurking here tho.
oh, nice mindset for a content creator btw, keep it up and stay irrelevant.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19983120
Whenever I see people like that I just think of Dennis from Always Sunny

[Anonymous No.]

>>19983060
oh sure, next time I'll be drawing, I'll go ask the comment section which brush I should use.

[Anonymous No.]

Which Friday Night Funkin' song would you "sing"? Not actual lyrics, just vocalizing to the music.

Here's mine (Shaggy's vocals)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=We7MPb-fmVA

[Anonymous No.]

>>19983322
>posts art to gain traction and grow
>doesn't care what the consumers of that art are interested in
keep trying, you might come to a sudden realization.

[Anonymous No.]

>customer orders food
>customer has no idea how to cook food
>but you should listen to customer when he says he knows how food is cooked since eating the food is the same thing as knowing how to cook it
viewerfags please. you can't be this pathetic.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19983456
>customer looks at menu
>customer comments on the photos in it and how the food looks kinda are unappealing
>YOU ARE NOT A COOK I DONT CARE REE
>customer never comes back
Many such cases

[Anonymous No.]

>>19983114
any busker is better than the soulless 9-5 drones waddling around. have fun coming back home and using your free 5 hours to clean up and masturbate.
>>19983120
The audience aren't your freinds as a content creator. They are a bunch of bored people on the internet that can't find a better use of their time. If I don't get their dosh, some other thot will, because they are THAT pathetic.
>>19983604
If the customer is retarded enought to stare at the food instead of eating it, it's his problem.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19983716
weak bait but I'm replying anyways

[Anonymous No.]

>>19983456
>customer orders food
>customer has no idea how to cook food
>customer forms an opinion, says the dish tastes bad
>go full menhera yelling at them because "YOU'RE NOT A CHEF YOU KNOW NOTHING"
>complains why customer never comes
life of a (You)

[Anonymous No.]

>>19983840
>customer says dish tastes bad
>starts telling you to add mayo to make it taste better
>call customer a retard and disregard his shit taste
>look for feedback from other cooks on specific dishes customers disliked

[Anonymous No.]

>>19983984
>reply calls me an unpopular malcontent
>oh shit I'm pooping
>my diaper is filling up with poop
>and uh oh here comes the pee
>now I'm peeing in my diaper
>I click Post

[Anonymous No.]

Idk if this is the right thread but I'm kind of a mid sized vtuber and I'm burned out.
No idea what kind of content to make since everyone does the same thing, I wanna do something beyond just streaming or doing twitter takes but not sure what, vtubing feels all so limited.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19983984
and if the general opinion of those cooks are all the same, then what?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984163
Do storytime vlogs or skits. Cooking streams seem popular, with hand cosplay.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984163
Maybe take a break for a day or two if you truly feel burnt out. Find a topic that you are passionate about and find a way to make an entertaining stream about it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984208
Then I'd see I fucked up my dish and make it better.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984163
>No idea what kind of content to make since everyone does the same thing,
The "unique" content meme is just that. It's nice and entirely possible but not needed to grow. If you're good at something and just want a break from the monotony then create content around that thing you're passionate about, otherwise there's no much else you can do. Vtubing is extremely limited though and that's honestly one of my problems with it as well.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984163
a genuine aspie question, only after 60 posts! let's make it to 100 next thread

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984163
Tiktok if you can stomach it, collabs with people you actually like for once, get something you enjoy or used to enjoy and see if you can find the spark in it, maybe it can be something you can talk in a future stream about too.

Alternatively, try something new and outside your comfort zone. In yoru free time, not on stream. Different shit is amazing food for our brains.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984279
that'd require you to admit the customer was right despite not being a chef? I really hope this is bait and I'm just falling for it.

[Anonymous No.]

Does anyone know if the Nijisanji voice acting question is written or in audio/video form?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984363
Was the customer right in that the food tastes bad? Yes. Should I follow customer's advice on how to cook better? No.

[Anonymous No.]

chuuba
>makes a salad
>how do i make this salad better?
viewer
>get rid of the veggies and add more sugar
chuuba
>but why? that's not a salad
viewer
>yeah but if i were to eat at your place that's what i would order and i know thats how you make a good salad because that's what i eat
chuuba
>but that's not a salad then
viewer
>you need to listen to me because even though i don't eat at your restaurant there might be a chance that i visit for 2 minutes once sometime this year and you better have a salad without veggies and filled with sugar

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984517
Do you prefer reusable or disposable diapers?

[Anonymous No.]

someone fucking kill this thread already

[Anonymous No.]

Are you two actually serious about it or do you think you're just baiting the other guy?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984517
don't forget the part where the viewer tells chuuba noone is eating salads nowadays and that the general public gets turned away by the sight of a salad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984875

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984892
I'm not involved in this retarded analogy war, but the amount of people regularly eating salads is pretty low

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981076
Honestly Nux is a great example no matter how much you may hate him.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984517
More like:
>chuuba makes a fruit salad with tomatoes
Why tho?
>reeeeeeeeee

[Anonymous No.]

>>19985109
yeah, but if you want to make salads, why add a burger as an option? It's not like people who come for the burger are your audience anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19985293
This. these stupid analogies has too much projection.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19985431
project deez nuts on your face.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984517
>food analogy

[Anonymous No.]

>>19984855
I have already written an OP for /ngmi/ and prepared an image for it for when this thread dies

[Anonymous No.]

>seething viewers when they realize they don't know what it's like to be a chuuba

[Anonymous No.]

>fussy 2views when they realize they have to change their own diapers now that they're grown ups

[Anonymous No.]

Are VRoids looked down upon? I made one for fun the other day and the tracking software works much better than PrprLive which I just could not get to work with rigged avatar I had.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19986531
They’re only looked down on if you haven’t put any effort beyond a generic model with a different color.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19986531
vroids with default textures usually get shit on but if you know how to use the program well it can make some cool looking stuff

[Anonymous No.]

>>19986531
Put in some extra work and it can turn out nice, also works good for vr streams and such via liv and virtuacast so you get way more bang for your buck if you ever wanna go 3d. Mine is a bit shit and needs way more work before i start streaming but I'm glad i got it working for any games I might wanna play

[Anonymous No.]

>>19986180

[Anonymous No.]

>>19986719
>>19986734
It's pretty basic but I had fun making him where I want to put some more work into him.
>>19987119
Yeah right now I'm ironing out the facial details while brainstorming a potential design since I can bring it into Blender.

[Anonymous No.]

Has anyone here applied to Niji/Holo auditions and gotten any views on their video(s)? I haven't I submitted mine yet, but I'm curious if they're even looking at them right now or if I should wait to submit so I can polish it up more.

[Anonymous No.]

Is asp the only place on 4chan where small streamers come... you'd think there would be something in /v/

[Anonymous No.]

>>19989772
I haven't read /v/ regularly in like a decade, but I would imagine it just moves too fast and is unironically too toxic for a thread like this to work over there

[Anonymous No.]

>>19989772
there's /wvt/ as well but yeah these two threads are more or less an anomaly

[Anonymous No.]

I just finished my third stream on my channel after finally figuring out how to not suck ass on twitter and managed to get double digit concurrent viewers.
How do I calm down from the adrenaline rush so I can sleep?
Why does being a literal 2view feel good?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19989976
because your efforts are going in the right direction anon

[Anonymous No.]

>>19986734
>>19986719
any examples of good vroid models?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19989976
what did you do on twitter?

[Anonymous No.]

Let's say that, hypothetically, I'm a big sonic fan and wanted to share my enthusiasm for the series as a vtuber.
What should my avatar look like? Do I go all in and design an OC, or should I play it safe and dress a generic anime thot in some vaguely related accessories?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19991094
>Sonic lookin vtuber
>vtuber who happnens to like Sonic
pick one.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19991094
like this https://twitter.com/SonicOfficialJP/status/1408062951769010180

[Anonymous No.]

>>19991849
Was I wrong to assume that doing both would appeal to a bigger crowd? What's the catch here?
>>19991878
Yeah, just like that!

[Anonymous No.]

>>19990330
This.
I essentially just did this and wiggle videos and model reveal and networking.
I think the buff interactive game helped too.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19990227
phoneposting so I can't make a compilation image but even amongst /here/s there's some nice vroids
pickychannel is a VRoid modeler who has helped polish a couple of other people's models like eira woolcott and spike_ad. picky's model I don't think most would expect to be in VRoid in the first place but she did a good job with the program. spike's model is of a British punk so it stands out on that front as opposed to "anime VRoid guy" and eira's model is cute
goldenkenji is another vroid artist who has made a bunch of alternate outfits and edits to his model; picrel is something he made a while ago for his nocturne streams. he's also the one who modeled bodega rat, elliott ambers, and professor bloom
there's also raelhungry who has made her own model and meat/meatscave's model

[Anonymous No.]

>>19992466
don't know any of those names but i'll check them out. thanks anon!

[Anonymous No.]

>>19992597
you should be able to find most of them on twitch or Twitter just by Google searching their names, though I know Bloom is a bit trick if you don't go to his channel directly which is ProfBloomVtuber
best of luck with your VRoid endeavors!

[Anonymous No.]

I'm thinking of going the youtube -> twitch path. I really don't feel like streaming that often and want to focus on weekly anime manga reviews or video essays.
Would the normal networking method also work for this type of content creator even though they don't normally stream? Also should I still put "vtuber" on my twitter handle?

[Anonymous No.]

>>19993352
That's a good path, still remember to do some light streaming reps but building audience that way has helped streamers like Kabhaa

[Anonymous No.]

>>19981752
Someone still payed for all those subs. Girl is fucking loaded

[Anonymous No.]

>>19994635
No one was saying she wasn't, just that 95% of them were gifted from what were most likely existing viewers, not new ones.

[Anonymous No.]

Trying to process all the arguing that has happened and trying to add my own.

>30 year old male trying to chuuba
>no incentive for making it "big" but big enough to have fun (10-50 CCV)
>doesn't care whether he uses male or female model but wouldn't do fujobait male or fat tiddy sexualized female character
>can't sing etc. loves playing older games and talking about it review style (overanalyzing while playing, being critical, playing unique games to appreciate game design)
>heavy emphasis on OST analysis too because guitar player and passionate about composition
>still a 2view

I believe I'm not very unique in what i do, but there is an audience for "chill stream vibes and actually talking about games" (like every other male 2view streamer). Playing older games people love always gets a couple people joining and talk about why they love it. They usually don't come back after i finished said game, but it's always fun interactions. I'd like to think they are just other 30 year old males or similar and definitely a minority of the possible viewerbase. I don't think you'd be able to get more of those people to click your stream directly by doing funny meme clips on tiktok. But if i grow in general it increases visibility (also to these people). I think it's inappropriate for me to have an "ara-ara" redeem or start randomly singing or whatever, but I don't think i need to do the chuuba shtick live. Even if blowing up isn't my main goal and gets a lot of people on my stream that i probably don't resonate with, people will just leave once they see the content is not for them and a core audience can form out of that explosion.

Maybe my target audience doesn't care about chuuba meme content for funny zoomies, but leveraging those to increase your visibility will get more of the people you want to click on you, afterall you can filter them on your stream anyways. But even based weeb gaymer boomers usually just click on what has the most views.

I'm plagued with a lot of debuffs, I'd probably have the best chances getting a fujobait model and start singing with my low voice, but i think others do that better than me. I have joked with friends before that I'm basically offering them a way to fall asleep better, by calming them with my ramblings and maybe that js a little self-deprecating but maybe it's not all that bad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19997357
The issue is you have no method of growth. Everyone needs one, whether it be networking, tiktok, youtube, art, memes, singing, etc. Your issue is that you lack one, so your only way to get viewers is by the 1 or two that trickle into your category because they like the game you're playing but never return because they only care for that game.

This isn't exclusive to you, it's a trap most streamers get stuck in because they don't know how to grow to capitalize on their strengths and think they'll just keep going live and getting these viewers. Without a way to capitalize and spread your "chill streamer vibes" content then you'll never actually grow.

[Anonymous No.]

>>19998126
This i am aware of and it's where i currently stand. Using sources to get clicks from even if it's not your main content is important and i will try to find something i enjoy doing outside if streaming.

I've been trying to get somewhere on twitter and i think i want to do youtube videos (again) i just have to try to find stuff to make. It's a slow and hard road to get out of your comfort zone, but even if you don't see any success at the end of the day, this hobby can at least turn you into a better person, or worse apparently if you get too popular...

[Anonymous No.]

>>19998126
if i want more traction, then should i make gun/hunting/outdoorsy videos on youtube to pull viewers to watch my stream? it's the kind of content i want to make but i don't know how well it will attract potential viewers to my livestreams

[Anonymous No.]

>>19999332
A potential issue with content too far out of the sphere of "Ah, yes. An anime character is fine." is the fact by making that kind of content you're now trying to advertise to "people who don't mind an anime character but also love the great outdoors and camping enough to seek out videos of it" which likely isn't very large.

That's just my take on it, but if the worst that can come of it is a bit of wasted time, I think you should still go for it just keep that in mind. One of those military-LARP vtuber girls (whiskey or rye or something) does MRE and airsoft "gun" stripping so there is some audience out there.

[Anonymous No.]

goodnight /asp/