What went wrong?

[Anonymous No.]

>x2 VShojofags
>x2 Literal whos from the literal who small company
>x1 Literal who indie
It's evident that HoloEN are scraping the bottom here.
But holobros said that they will get cream of the crop because everyone wants to be in Holo. What went wrong?

[Anonymous No.]

ah, sweet
fresh nijicope

[Anonymous No.]

>>54304811
?

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>>54304811
Enough about Krisis.

[Anonymous No.]

>>54305555
>Krisis
It's funny how Krisis had some replacement members because of the leak and even those replacements weren't as much literal whos as EN3.

[Anonymous No.]

Nijiseethe

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>>54305781
Isn't this a good thing?
The vtuber scene right now is 99% whores. I'm *glad* the new girls are whos.

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>>54305994
>Isn't this a good thing?
That up to debate.
But either way, judging by the fact that they had to remind about those open auditions few times really shows that it wasn't on purpose but actually scraping the bottom of the barrel.

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>>54306215
Seethe

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>>54306528
Instead of doing your reps and realizing that I was right, you chose to cope and deflect your seethe? Quite pathetic, but expected from holokek.

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>>54304811
Anon, only recently hololive had a "magnificent" idea of hiring people with big audience beforehand, before myth almost all are literal whos
And hiring whos is way better, in hololive at least, see Laplus, Mori and Gura vs Pekora, Subaru and Korone, the ones with audience beforehand are retarded or lazy or both while the whos are hard working and are grateful
At least Mori is getting better but it's a fact that her first year was just drama

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>>54306977
>Pekora, Subaru and Korone
>way better
In which way? Purity? Hell no, two of those constantly collab with males. Views? Also miss, HoloJP is botted as fuck.

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>>54304811
>>x2 VShojofags
>>x1 Literal who indie
Huh?

[Anonymous No.]

Could you at least postpone your bait threads until after they actually debut?

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>>54304811
>Nijifaggot scraping the bottom of the barrel for baits.
kek.

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how do you find out who the new talents' past personas where before they even speak?

Are they doing something retarded like retweeting the hololive tweets with their old accounts?

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>>54308246
It's easy just check who graduated recently and then match whoever's closest based off their tweets. The vtuber space is small, it doesnt make sense that someone who would regularly stream everyday for years just stop for a hiatus/graduation with no updates after unless they joined another company.

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>>54306977
>Mori and Gura
Those are the only success stories in HoloEN.

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>>54307116
Only Gura is debatable, if you think the rest are better you don't japanese or are just a falseflag throwing shit

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>>54307116
Any JP holo mogs almost all EN holo
>it's botted
5ch has 10 times more numberfags than here and they're 10 times more autistic too, any chance of bots would be noticed

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>>54308964
Gura is pure until a sick party is thrown

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I don't even know what this thread is trying to bait with.

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>>54310296
catalog threads are for collaborative baiting

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>>54308246
>how do you find out who the new talents' past personas where before they even speak?
>Are they doing something retarded like retweeting the hololive tweets with their old accounts?

Yep, that's the way it usually goes. Happened this way with multiple talents in Holo, Niji and other corpos (basically anyone who's big enough to have enough eyes on them that people actually bother to properly scrutinize all this stuff).

Though it's less "talents blatantly following their new accounts with their old accounts", and more the "old acquaintances from the new talent's previous circle now following their new accounts" and similar third-party fuckups. These people usually don't mean any harm by it or actively WANT them to get doxxed, they probably even think they're doing a good thing by "showing support" or whatever. But it gives a breadcrumb trail that anyone remotely interested can easily follow to connect the dots back to their old friend group, see who recently graduated from there, and come to conclusions.
In some cases talents are especially retarded and even follow each other's private accounts mutually, so that when just one gets identified you have a chain reaction of the others being found as well because aww geez look at these 4 other random girls this account decided to follow during the pre-debut time that they never interacted with before, hmmm I wonder who they could be...

Other ways: especially for artists it often happens by comparing artstyles. You're a new pre-debut talent and you can only tweet, so you want to post some cute little chibi drawings or something. Well boom just five minutes later people have already found your old drawings and noticed the similarities, because no matter how small of an artist you were previously, if your art is on the internet, it takes just one out of the hundred thousand eyes you now have on you to go "hey, I remember that artstyle from somewhere..." and you're found. This is especially easy when you have distinct ideosyncracies in your drawing style that can easily give you away.

Or you just drop any collection of random factoids about you that, while each is probably harmless on its own, can form enough of a complete picture that people can go by process of elimination and identify you. Sure, there are lots of people who like [x] food, or watch [y] anime, or speak [abc] languages. But when you give away that you like all those things simultaneously, it narrows down the field dramatically to a few people who are only [x] and [y] and [abc]. If you already told the same stuff in your previous personas, people (either old fans who still remember that or new ones who just scour through all the cv's of every recently graduated vtuber) can connect the dots, either directly finding you or at least eliminating other possibilities who don't fit the profile.

And yeah of course, once you debut and people can actually hear your voice and see your mannerisms, it's basically game over anyway, because comparing voices is pretty easy and the biggest tell. Many vtubers are already found out beforehand because they made the errors above (and the voice reveal was just the final confirmation), but even the more opsec-minded talents that survive the pre-debut phase undiscovered will eventually get found sooner or later if they have any previous content out there on the internet.