Minor, but some
Roblox streamer watched Rosemi while he was live, his fans obviously went to her channel and ended up spamming the shit out of chat (which he encouraged) and getting it put in sub-only mode. His stream got taken down presumably from Rosemi's fans reporting him for harassing so he made another stream and is currently bitching about how she "told everyone to come and dislike him".
Trying to flex that he has more subs when his view count is like 200 and half his chat is Rosemi fans calling him a dick is actually pretty funny though.
FYI, this isn't the first time he's done that. He invaded Reina Sun's stream (12k subscribers, Project Kawaii), I think around a week or two ago, during a watchalong of some kind.
From memory: he showed up in Reina's chat, members of his chat started showing up calling him a simp. He got blocked, his fans switched to bitching at Reina, demanding for her to unblock him. Charlotte Suzu (fellow Project Kawaii member, and therefore mod) showed up in chat like a boss, saying "Reina didn't block him, I did" and then they put it in subscriber-only mode and that was it.
Like you said, it's very minor, so I'm not gonna go find the timestamp because probably nobody cares. If I'm wrong, let me know, and I'll find it.
To be fair to Tenma, "a regular simp" is still pretty fuckin annoying when they're full of themselves simply because they've been around, tossed some cash, and assume that's immunity.
Iirc the whole thing basically played out over about 20 or so minutes, but as someone said earlier he really did just show up after his SECOND ban while calling her out as someone who wouldn't do shit at the end of it all.
She seemed to be pretty on board with goofing around for the first bit or two, even going so far as to comment how "the voices" (chat) were demanding she do it. As you see, he kept going thereby proving she was not impressed by his "I'm important" attitude in the long run fully voicing the being disrespectful part.
The best part of watching smaller VTubers is that the chat moves slow enough that the streamer can properly interact with them, respond to a good percentage of non-SC messages, and even remember the regulars' names. That's also the worst part of watching smaller VTubers -- if they're too meek to handle the chat members that are out of line (including the ones that make it all about themselves).
From what you guys are saying, I definitely have to give this Tenma a try now.
