I think I just realized something. Even before the Selen scandal, I suspected something about Nijisanji. There were so many people who came out even before the scandal and warned us about them. I used to defend Vshojo and Hololive though because I don't remember people saying anything when they left. I now know that NDAs stopped people from saying anything at Vshojo. Now I'm afraid that's why Hololive doesn't have as much negative press.

>>102760758 (OP)
yea duh.

>>102760758 (OP)
There were warning signs but (un)paid Vshojo shills pushed every narrative towards being pro-Vshojo and anti whoever posed a threat to them so people never thought critically about anything. Like management's piss poor handling of the Vshojo-impersonating doxxer and how it revealed: 1. they ghosted applicants which is why they'd believed the impersonator was Vshojo getting back to them, 2. their IT guy was an incompetent nepo-hire who was mishandling the situation, 3. as soon as they realized it made them look bad they saved face by spinning a bonkers narrative that contradicted documented reality and common sense about how Nux was in the wrong for... warning people (which Vshojo should've already done themselves months before), like don't get me wrong I dislike the guy but what? I'm still amazed people ate that shit up

All that to say, look at the first and/or any other issues that have become public to identify patterns that may be more subtle elsewhere in the company, I don't follow Hololive enough to spot issues but I have heard about Hitomi Chris or a little more recently Omega Alpha

>>102760758 (OP)
>There were so many people who came out even before the scandal and warned us about them
It was literally just Sayu seething after getting justifiably fired