Lavlune, also known as FoidElf, called MoistCr1TiKaL “a beta male cucked woman” on stream. Said “it’s so over for the male population” three times in a row. Called his jaw “weak” and his chin “slack.” Attacked him for making YouTube videos for a living. When chat called her hostile, she snapped “a woman being hostile” as if being a woman was the defense. She also used the F-slur on him, saying “because he is like a little faggot, he wants to get me”
Meanwhile the guy she’s trashing runs a hygiene brand called Cheeky and made a video about her abusing her pet. She brought up OnlyFans first with the “you smell like foreskin cheese” line. His reply wasn’t an attack on sex workers, but was answering her hygiene insult with the obvious counter: I sell soap and deodorant, you do sex work on camera, who’s more likely to smell? She’s the one who went gendered, homophobic, and ableist first. And somehow he’s the sexist.
Can someone define what a VTuber actually is?
Do you need to spend $1k–$3k+ on model art and rigging? Does it have to be Eastern anime style with big eyes, small mouth, and impossible proportions? Do you have to use VTube Studio and VBridger (or iPhone ARKit) for tracking? Must you do a debut stream with a countdown and lore video? Must you “graduate” when you quit instead of just stopping? Must you never show your real face? Must you speak in a cutesy voice even if you’re a 40-year-old man?
I thought a VTuber was just someone who streams as a virtual avatar. Otherwise you’re not defining VTubing, you’re just charging admission to it.
@kevinblue345 “Roughly 86% of child marriages between 2000 and 2010 involved a minor married to an adult” Like well no shit, isn’t a child a minor? Also what were the other 14% and where is this statistic from?
@DivinityRoseVT I mean, by definition he is one. It doesn’t matter if he doesn’t consider himself one, because tha fact is he is one. He can go back to live caming like he was doing years ago then.
@hasanthehun@jeremysmiles Jesus Christ. Learn to laugh for once in your life. Stop taking everything so seriously. Your going to have so many stress lines before you are 40.
Pain is my pleasure, Pleasure is my pain
Pain is my pleasure, Pleasure is my pain
Pain is my pleasure, Pleasure is my pain
Pain is my pleasure, Pleasure is my pain
Pain is my pleasure, Pleasure is my pain
Pain is my pleasure, Pleasure is my pain
Tell me you never watched peanut without tellin me you never watched peanut...
Makes his own intros, outros, stream layouts (for each game) and outfits!!
Streams 7 hours minimum DAILY except for Sundays also has 30+ hours marathon occasionally but yea sure..."no effort"
gtfo
The top 10 streamers on Twitch 👀
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The part that gets me is the theme song. Aiobahn plus eighty-one dropped DEMON’S SHOT and it crossed four million views in five days. That’s not a niche demo audience — that’s a real fanbase already invested in this game. So when the devs say they’re worried about clones, they’re not being paranoid. They’re watching something they built get valued by thousands of people and knowing any of those people could hand the blueprint to a coding agent.
Alliance Arts canceled the public demo for Drunken Goddess Reflux because AI vibe coders could clone it before the December eighth launch. The trailer and Steam page already show the mechanics, so the demo was never the leak, the marketing was. I’m not anti-AI. I use it. But there’s a difference between using it to build something and using it to strip someone’s months of work down to hours. Fuyuki Hayashi at fuyuki216 spent that time on writing and direction. odyk at odyknms did the art. Aiobahn plus eighty-one at aiobahn81 wrote the music that pulled four million views. Nanahira at nanahira gave Femme Soule a voice. A clone ships in an afternoon and undercuts them on price because it cost nothing. Steam takes a cut on every copy while the original devs eat the risk. Closed sessions mean less buzz and fewer wishlists, but the Drunken Goddess Reflux devs are choosing survival over reach.