I went to a virtual influencer's [Calli's] sold-out concert and the fan base was unlike anything I'd seen
I went to a virtual influencer's [Calli's] sold-out concert and the fan base was unlike anything I'd seen
VTuber Mori Calliope's live concert at the Hollywood Palladium was packed with screaming adoring fans and a community unlike anything I'd seen.
Virtual influencer Mori Calliope performed a sold-out show at the Hollywood Palladium in February.
These influencers, also known as VTubers, appear as digital avatars and are gaining popularity.
I went to the concert. It was unlike anything I've seen before.
Globally, Cover is a big deal. The company's market capitalization is about $160 billion yen
Wow, 160 billion dollaryens is a lot!
i wish to someday attend something like this. the energy I've seen out of hololive events rivals real people concerts, IMO. meanwhile I'll settle for attending local bands' events for now.
Attended the first world tour of Ado.
Quite enjoyable :)
Zero mention of the music itself lol. Didn't say the word rap once
That’s kinda surreal but it’s to be expected considering the audience. Business Insider readers probably care just the bare minimum about what is she actually doing and more about “how can I gain money from this”.
Calling Calli a "Virtual influencer" sounds derogatory.
Keep in mind the core audience of Business Insider - I don't think VTubers are a familiar concept to most of them. It's a decent enough way to make them easily understandable, I'd say.