>>294535
Oh my god I'm fucking losing it
>"Because I'm not hot!" "I've always wanted to be a streamer but-" "-all the top streamers had to be pretty bimbos with sexy bodies!"
YOU CAN STILL BE A STREAMER EVEN IF YOU AREN'T THE TOP ONE
>"It was the only way for me to fulfill my dream!" "No one recognizes my hard work." "No one listens to me." "I feel like an outsider in my own project!"
YOU DIDN'T FULFILL ANYTHING YOU DAFT CUNT, YOU ARE A MANAGER, NOT A STREAMER, OF COURSE NO ONE WILL NOTICE YOU
This is so fucking stupid, you don't have to be a vacuous whore to be a successful streamer, a good chunk of the successful male streamers are ugly/mid as fuck. Just being an actual woman will already get you a decent headstart, and if you have a genuine interest in the games you play, you'll appeal as the "nerdy girl". Does she like Burgerpie because he's hot or is it because he's ENTERTAINING? Yes, flashing your tits is Easy Mode but if you can provide decent, consistent content then you will slowly but surely build a fanbase. I mean for fuck's sake, most people start streaming as a side hustle/hobby while working an actual job so it's not she couldn't do her family business bullshit and also streamed on the side.
>>294644
>lameass ripoffs of things existing in our world but with a lame "some kind of fat" pun added to it, like"Burgerpie" or "Chubemon."
Oh my god it just hit me... If fat people "don't exist" in Kip's worldbuilding and whenever someone does get fat it's heavily looked down upon, why would you associate your brand name with anything fat related? I know it's "haha silly-willy fun" but in actuality that seems like PR suicide.