Doki talking about joining a company. 

The most important thing should be always have a reputable lawyer go over your contract, make sure you know full well what you are signing for.

8:36 I think that's supposed to be 'LAN stuff', like, offline tournament

"you'll be a great asset for the company"

That shaky camera movement is painful to watch

Imagine if in this slide doki shows example of vtubinh company but purposely exclue nijisanji

A method for Indie content creators( not V-TUBER necessary)used to build a stable pile is being loud ,sometimes over your limits until people will notice you, 2 exemples are Dante and Fillian, they may had luck ,but what they do as content and how they present on the public internet is loud, very loud ( not necessarily a bad thing) wich resulted in fast way to be noticed .... ...sounds good ,BUT you have aware of the consequences and stand with your words

Your intro feels like the start of a Playstation 1 game. So nostalgic.

bro had auto TTS generate these captions lol

Is that shaky-cam effect rough on anyone else? It might be fine in very short bursts, like if you wanted to emphasize a momentary character break or something, but I feel like going for that long could trigger vertigo. The editing is kind of directionless in this one. I get that it's because the content itself is basically directionless, literally reading from a Powerpoint, rather than building to a punchline; but if you're not building up to something, why slow zoom? If you need to do *something* to hold interest during these dry discussions, there's a technique I've seen some video essayists use where they punctuate sentence or paragraph breaks by cutting in a VERY SLIGHT zoom in or out right at the break, even when you're not going for emphasis. I've seen LegalEagle use it for long-winded law exposition; it can be almost imperceptible if you aren't looking for it, but the movement in tune with the speech has some kind of rhyme-like effect that recenters my attention span. Something to think about.

Some people always have this stereotype of 'you're set for life if you join the company, and you don't have to work hard for it'. I mean, you'll definitely got a sizeable audience on your first stream, but maintaining that number is a different matter. And a company accepts you over multiple applications because they believe you can grow that number, instead of getting it stagnate, or even shrink. I remember how these Twittards always have this kind of argument whenever people like IronMouse or Gura winning awards because they are in a company/agency and have big fanbase. Yeah, they have big fanbase, and THEY WORK HARD TO GET THAT BIG FANBASE. Stop downplaying like they didn't do anything to get to this point.

I feel like the LAN party concept could be done tho if it's only the audience that's in the physical location while the VTubers themselves are in a different area with their games and avatars being either shown on large TVs are projectors into large walls or something. It'd be difficult to incorporate to say, a normal concert event, but not too far fetched for a convention or expo type event like Hololive EXPO, at least afaik.

I love how she speaks XD It sounds like just like my friend at school or at work, just trying to tell me something they care about over a drink or dinner XD

Doki joining phase connect confirmed.

i think as indie you must standout so much to beat all other indie or even company so make your unique as example like Filian or Vedal they so unique so even without company people will watch them

Ideally, a company will go over the contract with you one on one and explain what's in it , and allow you to ask questions. While they can set a deadline, they cannot set an unreasonable deadline like 1 or 2 days. You should also make it clear that you need to have a lawyer go over the contract to make sure everything is kosher.

"and yay" Bro, she's speaking English, you don't have to just take auto-CC, throw on a new font and call it a day, you can hear that she said "NDA". Don't be a lazy clipper.

8:37 A V-tuber game tournament sounds hype tbh lol I just imagine a v-tuber anonymously to the crowd but not to referees , Their characters on V-tube studio for their face cams ect :D

pro: 3d... are you sure about that doki? idk i think that depend from the company

Longer subtitles, my guy. Feels like trying to read messages from people who talk on IM's like this. And it makes the mistakes even worse.

Is there like a part 2? Probably gotta go to the streem instead for the rest. How she explained the pros, requirements, necessities, reflection of your talents and creativity is needed when joining a company.

History repeats itself. This time, Niji is internally bullying Rosemi Lovelock. Her 3d debut has been copyright struck by SME, a majority shareholder in AnyBlack/Kurosanji. On top of that, Elira popped up in that debut stream and Rosemi's donos and subs have taken a beating because of that.

VSPO opening a EN branch Doki I really like them see them alot in VCR collabs Beni is probably my favorite

Its that they have the ability to promote, advertise, collab and stream raid for you. I think this is why there is the view that they give instant fans or have fan bases. But many in corps have trouble gaining any audience. No matter what corpo does they struggle. Often needing their own viral moment created themselves to grow their audience.

Doki is really really really smart

Welcom to Cover Doki =b

This is a nice ted talk

I've always said you sign on to a company to gain your foothold. Be completely realistic and understand that a company hires you because they see your value. They WILL be using you and its a reality of the job that they'll be wanting their return in investment. But whether you stay or quit is determined if that company is actually actively helping your success for your mutual benefit. If a company just wants to take their cut and sit on their hands. The benefit was on debut and all the success after was on you. Know you value and gtfo and take that revenue with you. Don't feel like you owe the company anything. They took their cut. You've literally paid your due.

Doki doki panic

4:33 Think "send" should be "sense" (sense of community) Thanks for the clip~

She do be teachin!

For a moment there, I thought she was joining a bike company. Polygon, anyone? 🤣🤣

2:33 Hololive EN gen 1, Myth. They all had great debuts, probably lots of budget or at least a lot of time and practice. Each person had their own thing, scuff included, but it didn't really detract because they planned well enough. Every other EN gen? Idk, i didn't watch them all, but they seem more streamlined at least. The company has a formula they stick to. One thing that stuck out to me, after debut, was Nerissa or Shiori did a microscope stream. That was really nerdy, niche, interesting, and unique. Unfortunately to my uncultured self, that gen, idk the name, is 2 goths, 2 dogs, and a rock. it's hard to tell them apart from a distance. And a distance is where most people are.

Vspo EN is coming .

there is always the third option, form your own company. So if you're really bringing more to the table than they do, form your own company then.

She could have very biased but i felt she was honest about both sides

I feel like Hololive wouldn't take in a creator currently embroiled in drama. After the Rushia incident.

Not shaky camera movement pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, this make my head hurts.

LAN parties are still a thing? That's cool.

hey, she should join to Nijisanji

The contracts take so much from idol culture/japanese corporate culture, both of which are just insanely predatory and downright evil levels of greed. They completely own "your" ip and when you "graduate" aka get fired, let go, or kinda rarely quit, you lose everything. Your channel (I've seen the companies straight up SCRUB the vtuber from the internet. Henya's old channel's videos are completely gone and it's fucked up.) And you lose your model you cannot use it as you don't own it, and you lose your audience. Vtubers should always choose to be indie and just like any other twitch streamer. There's one or two decent companies but some of those require you to be established already like Vshojo.

She has talent maybe she can join nijisaji.

The H company is so great that the gamer group has just announced that they will perform a game event on a public arena with all the audiences involved. This is a high risk task (comparing to a concert) and hope they get success.

who's the fierce bald man in the thumbnail?

join sad girl and girl failure company

Sadly not all Vtuber companies are equal. So if someone does decide to join a Vtuber agency, do so educated and have a lawyer read over the contract before commiting to it. Sadly there is one that will only bump up your starter views, because of it's populair status, but really bad and none helpfull on all other fronts. Also others that will help you and be more understanding if something happends, but maybe isn't as big.

doki hololive confirmed

Why Whenever I see riku pic.. I see him use clown makeup 😂

Why is there an earthquake throughout the clip??

Dokibird is holoid gen 4 😂

Forget about vshoujo thats for established tubers as a retirment home, if you want to make it big and stay in that enviroment hololive is probably your best bet, with how much they support their talents and actualy care for them with phase probably being to closest , and niji well.... if you are established at all you will just curb your own growth but if you are a nobody there might be some oportunity for a pump and dump, join get conections and fans then leave... couse longterm unless your name is Salome you wont be suported and you will stagnate eventualy4

Okay, but hear me out: What about Doki joining Nijisanji?

Niji can't relate.

how,pray tell,do"they"breath,hav ah heartbeat& vTube? It'sa wonder.

Hands down Hololive! Best choice ever. 😉

Can someone explain to me why they are always so worried about breaking NDAs when they are not living in Japan? Even if the do break the NDA, they will only be liable for legal proceedings in Japan...in which the worse case scenario is that they get deported from Japan (and maybe a mutual legal treaty court order to instate an NDA within their country of residence)

If doki join vspo it will be good

she should, like, totally join Nijisanji

Damn clickbait thumbnail.

Never join a VTuber agency for any reason

Phase connect!!!...

Gura really doesn't listen to any of this.

"And yay" is actually "breaking NDA" in your subs

Fuwamoco is a good example of this. I watched their past life and was sad when they left. It was a huge surprise when i saw them again.

Does able to join a black company means you're lucky tho? xD There are always pros and cons. But I'm glad Doki is over from that, she already got what she wants from the company. Now it's time for her to spread her wings

Realistically speaking joining a company is better in the long run then staying as an indie when talking about Vtubing hate to break it to most people, but making it big as solely as an indie is nearly almost impossible. As we've all hear stories of people trying for years and never getting anywhere with it and eventually just dropping off/burnning out and giving up.

One cons that she didn't mention: Commissioning things are going to be much more expensive when you are in a (big) company. This is both for direct and indirect reasons: 1. Direct: Simple, people charge you more. A lot of people charge extra commercial fee or even straight up use a different rate when you are commissioning art/music/MV etc and you told them you are from big company, even if it is a personal project that you paid by yourself. Ability do do stuff by yourself or having pre-established production team of yours before debuting may alleviate this. 2. Indirect: Even in a friendly non-competitive environment, fans still have limited time and attention span. Even further, big established agency usually already have a really high quality standard that you indirectly need to at least match so you can keep up with the rest of company. For each talent who made anime grade MV or collaborating with music label composer/producer, you'll get one extra pressure to match that quality. Just one won't force you to keep up, but once the average moves significantly you will need to match your quality or be creative.

doki charity apex tournaments - i think we can find a away to do lan

1:04 Please stop using AI text generators. It should say "NDA.'

don't just auto generate subs and upload, this is a total mess, re-read the finished sub

either hololive, phase connect or V&U

what is this thumbnail lol.

Try going into hololive like suisei!

Brother, you need to stop with the camera shake.

To be honest, I know how it feels to struggle with the networking. I’m not self advertising. I’m just going over my own story. I’ve been doing this off and on for 10 years and lately I am finally starting to get somewhere. It’s not easy doing this.

this editing style is making me feel dizzy lord what's going on;; sorry i did try to still watch the clip tho

What if you can’t sing?🥲 5:39

Doki if she chooses to join a company again, may finally have a chance to join the same company with her friend Mumei

Should definitely join 100T

Is this a business presentation or something?

Where is sakana the 2nd best girl.

1:03 I think she meant NDA(Non-disclosure agreement), basically meaning to keep some stuff from the public

8:36, it makes me imagined a robot with a screen zooming around the LAN laughing.

Hololive seems to have always treated their talents right. Vshojo allows their talents to keep their models. Idolcorp is a reputable company that has handled their talents well.

Well said 👏👏👏

In honesty, she could join Vshojo, lol. They treat each other like family as the only reason Silver and Nyanners left, was their own free will.

The big benefit to a company is they take most of the non-streaming burden away. The company can hire technical people to set up your Minecraft server of deal with your software issues. They already have relationships with companies that do marketing and merch. They set up events and there's a group of people with whom you can easily collab. However, unless you're a complete luddite, I feel like if you're going to make it as a company streamer, you'll make it as an indy. Your audience will probably be smaller, but you end up with 70 cents of every superchat dollar instead of half that. And while you might not have the time to all the merch and cross-promotion and events you would do as a company streamer, you don't have to cut anyone else in when you do that kind of stuff.

While I would have wanted Doki to Join VSPO EN, I don't know if the management is competent or not. Sure the JP side management is super competent (after all vspo is thriving for 6 years without any graduation/termination and major drama) but I don't know if the management for VSPO EN will be the same 😅 I sure hope so