LogFAQs > #962320323

Man, in light of 2 more NijiKR members quitting, there was a fairly informative vid on it from a NijiKR centric clipper

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9KXpOkZOi0&hd=1

Kinda sad but I guess there were too many cases of them being neglected or far too JP centric or the audience as a whole seemingly not gravitating towards syndications.

KR audience for Holo has been growing but it's weirdly been centered around HoloEN contents, while NijiKR streamers are finding more success just pandering to Koreans as Indies.

In terms of the Korean streaming sphere, I watch former League of Legends pros, like Ambition or Madlife, both of them being absolutely hysterical streaming prodigies, seemingly. I think KR style and JP style are fairly different in terms of streaming. It's hard to pinpoint what, but the contents they gravitate towards are so different that I think NijiKR as a sub-org just missed the spot so badly.

Bora was popular mostly because she spoke perfect Japanese and Korean, so even if NijiKR leaned heavily towards JP pandering, she could be successful. However, even she wasn't so successful that she could put her other priorities on hold, which is why she graduated

I think it's a cautionary tale on not half-assing shit, like when Niji just half-assedly re-labeled NijiIndia as NijiEN cuz most of them could sorta speak english. At this rate though NijiKR might be no more, then HoloKR that's inevitable will just take KR by storm