RIP Justin TV and early twitch where most streams didn't have selfie cams or cartoon avatars. Anonymity isn't just a haunted house on Long Island, it's part of the early internet hacker culture too many forget or never learn.
this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2024
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Why are you calling out cartoon avatars here? They protect the identity/anonymity of the streamer, no?
They either fail to realize that the avatar is to maintain anonymity, while giving people a personable figure to watch, or they are just one of those people who don't like it due to personal preferences, and want to sound like they have a better reason than that.
You're right that's a bit too far, I'd rather just see the content than someone or something's reaction to it.
what does this mean?
It means the dad was a vtuber. Picture a Twitch streamer, but with an anime girl avatar instead of seeing the streamer.
But was dad a anime or furry vtuber?
Whatever type of vruber dad was required a voice changer. So none of the options were great.
I see nothing wrong.
With the listed items, the dad could be Jerma or Sodapoppin. Audio software is for everyone.
Probably a protogen vtuber.
What's the difference
There's a lot of money to be made being a fake girl on the internet getting gifts from sweaty horny dudes.