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Hello~ for the other nonnie who was worried about KyoTan, I just have to say.
Kyotan could be said to be the number one ship of kny in Japan right now (I don't know about other parts of the fandom), they also have the highest amount of works (illustrations, novels, and manga). So, if anon wants to jump into the ship, just do it. Don't get too worried, at the end of the day, fandom was done to have fun.
And if someone is annoying to them, just block and report them. Live your life~ be happy~ (◡ ω ◡) 💖
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Honestly the biggest issue in all this feels like laziness. Like. You use this butchering of AAVE to sound like a try hard... but then do nothing to show the other aspects of influencers. Where's the questionable sponsorships, where's the over familiarity, where's the exploitation, where's the "you can look like me" aspect. Note: this is not to say all influencers are like this but idk if IM a writer for a horror podcast, I'd touch on these things. Especially in regards to the topic seemingly being about an influencer's relationship with their followers. As it stands, Madam E is simultaneously very annoying to listen to but also weirdly just a nothing character. She doesn't feel real. Yes influencers have a face that put on camera but anyone who knows anything about influencer landscape should realize that at least even the veneer of authenticity is the key to a good following. Idk. The concept just feels incredibly underdeveloped and it's disappointing to see.
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