How does it work? How do talents share their earnings?I mean, with supachats they probably take around 50% since it's direct support for their streaming right?But what about merch? The company has to handle the designs, production, and everything else, so I'd assume the talent gets a smaller share than they do from supachats.Now they have a gacha game, that obviously costs way more to make and has a lot less to do with what the talents actually do.I feel like they probably get a very small share from it, or maybe none at all, maybe they just get paid for the voice acting.I wonder how much of the money fans spend actually ends up with the talent.If their fans start dumping money into the game instead of supachats, does the talent actually see much of that?
lol, no
Go to your oshi's house, tape some cash to a brick and throw it through her window if you really care that much. You may go to jail lol
Holo is my oshi
>>113816300Grim.
>>113816156I would estimate that around 30% of your money ends up with the talent on average, outside of birthday/anniversary merch which is closer to 50%. This is for holo of course, Niji is a lot less
>>113816156https://youtu.be/ny2iKnBJ5TM
>>113821119Still more than ID deserves.
>>113821147Also https://youtu.be/EBGrigs_dxU
>>113816259In my experience cash bricks tend to bounce off windows.You've gotta wait for them to order doordash and throw it in the doorway the brief moment they interact with the outside world.Gotta be quick.On a more serious note actually supporting them feels kind of crummy because they don't get a big slice of the pie. When I do it I do go offsite and do it anonymously. Nothing fancy just a 20 here or there.
