Anya definitely. If I remember right she used to have a problem getting a thousand live viewers on average. She used to just play long obscure games but she’s come a long way and has for a while been playing mainstream games which really helped her growth and opportunities.
it's a defense mechanism, he can be as cringe as he desires, and then just say faggot a few times to make sure the video gets pulled down afterward.
The Miao are a group of linguistically-related peoples living in Southern China and Southeast Asia, which are recognized by the government of China as one of the 56 official ethnic groups.
Failed CEO from Portugal of the UWU vtuber company. Potential sex pest.
It's so true though, literally every Filipino I've ever met has said the exact same thing.
I thought that was just Cambodians but I guess it's any of the darky squinties.
She would average anywhere from 700-800 viewers which going by Hololive standards is very low.
I remember seeing this dude about 15 years ago do standup and he talked about the Mexican/Filipinos thing
Filipinos are notorious for being patriotic and talking about their culture or being self deprecating and talk about how garbage the country is. The latter comes from the fact that the Philippines was a giant political mess back in the 70s and 80s which resulted in many people fleeing the country and also the fact that the country tends to get it's infrastructure wrecked a lot by constant natural disasters.
These kinds of retards man. Jesus Christ.
I think the fact that he's gotten two literary agents interested in his shit is the reason why he's confident about his writing skills. That's not exactly a very common occurrence, especially considering most literary agents outright ignore submissions.
I felt the same way tbh. He did say the reason why he doesn't stream much was because he stutters a lot and can't articulate things properly on the spot. But the yabs and the name drops is kind of endearing. He was pretty confident about the things he was talking about though, as well as very informed.
There was a tony the tiger vtuber?
Depends on the agents, some will just accept anything but want to charge you up front. A lot won't look at it because it might have IP in it, like the one who looked into his work and asked him to change things to be more generic, they don't want any accusations of infringement. Really, if you want to publish and are that confident, go to Amazon, that's how Michael Malice got his Anarchist Handbook published, because as shit as Amazon is they do have some good resources for people who want to build things without breaking the bank or working with more clunky middle men.
