Most of the people who participate in Fishtank are trying to use it as a stepladder to build their own streaming/content creation careers. They have a decent chance of succeeding at that, because the Fishtank community is obsessed and a significant part of it keeps engaging with it (and its contestants) long past the ending of a season. Even negative engagement often serves to boost their metrics. The show and the contestants' endeavours form a symbiotic relationship where they both boost each others' relevance.

But what if the Fishtank viewership just collectively decided to stop engaging with it in any way? What if they abandoned not only the show itself, but anyone who has ever been associated with it? What if you all realised that these are just random strangers who are not all that interesting? What would happen, if you all stopped commenting here and on other platforms? Could the wiggers do without you?

>>23280204
That could be a different Asian girl. They all look the same.

I heard that if you comment in /ftl/ threads more than 10 times, it means you're automatically mentally ill and most likely even untreatable. Is that true?

>>23094219
Well, you see, when anglos throw around names of random pharmaceuticals, as a European I immediately have to assume that these are not available to me. Otherwise I would just buy a gun at Walmart and shoot myself in the head.