She must be clearing out the food banks in her area.
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Oh yeah that creepy clip of Enna and her “favorite child”.
I remember Aia saying her day job is desk duty at some company, base on a recent stream I watched. As for Scarle, she bounce around jobs from small stints as a model, an extra, and some sort of part time school counselor type. Last time I remember, she's still in school, working to get her masters in communication.
Its important to keep in mind that Niji is primarily a merch company probably earns 3/4 of their income from it. And that Ryoma makes very little from donations and memberships.
https://www.reddit.com/r/NijiStatistics/new/ You can just browse here if you want to check exact numbers, but in 2024 he earned a total of around $6000 plus around 2000 memberships ($10k?) before all the cuts. If the 40% is true, he would only need to make more than $6400 from merch and voice packs to compete with stream related income. Also important to keep in mind, that in the last few months he's been getting less than $200 in donations and 200 memberships each month. So he's had pretty big falloff after the debut died down and could completely change the amount of income he's talking about.
I think its been pretty consistently said that voice packs are the thing that gives them the biggest cut, so if you low ball it and say they get 60% he would only need to sell $11k worth of voice packs to pass it without even counting merch. The % could easily be way higher, considering this type of merch is basically free besides the art and could be Niji's way of appearing generous when compared to the merch cut.
https://ssl4.eir-parts.net/doc/5032/ir_material_for_fiscal_ym3/137289/00.pdf And then just look at their merch revenue (using the report that still listed EN separately for this). EN earned a rounded 4500 million yen ($31 mill in USD) in 2023 from merch. That's an absolute minimum of $310,000 a year that went to the livers if the 1% is true. Assuming they all earned evenly, you could estimate they get $12k each out of it. Very unlikely Ryoma gets that many merch sales, but again he's only earning about $6000 yearly, so if that number is even close the voice packs and merch can easily out earn his streams.
On the other side of it, Mysta was part of Luxiem and all of them likely earned at least a million just from stream revenue. His perspective of a reasonable merch cut and merch earnings is completely different from Ryoma. To him, getting $12k a year from merch is basically nothing against the million from streams and could explain why he was so pissed about it.
kill me, why did I write so much 
Mysta was answering why he don't shill merch and he said "i get like 1 or 2 percent from it" with negligent intonation. Which would mean real sum was likely less than one stream superchat cut.
So the rrat of 2% was always the generous one.
So the rrat of 2% was always the generous one.
Isn't he from the UK? I know Kuro married into an Indian family, but that's way after his stint as Mysta. I don't think explaining himself was ever a problem. English is his first language. His problem was being a woman.Kuro
ESL, him or you, so I can't understand or trust anything here. Which means the only real info comes second hand from fucking reddit.
It has to be bullshit, you're essentially working at a loss if that 1% shit was true. Might as well pay Nijisanji to stream for them.
What loss? Nijisanji's reasoning is that those merches are desinged by Nijisanji and they fronted the cost. So Niji livers didn't lose any money for that. Mogu/Twisty might be at a loss because they don't stream and had to pay the debut debt. But I believe they made more than enough to cover that.
You answered your own question. But yes I was taking a piss at him having a woman moment
Slight correction. "40% after cuts", why do people not read.Its important to keep in mind that Niji is primarily a merch company probably earns 3/4 of their income from it. And that Ryoma makes very little from donations and memberships.
https://www.reddit.com/r/NijiStatistics/new/ You can just browse here if you want to check exact numbers, but in 2024 he earned a total of around $6000 plus around 2000 memberships ($10k?) before all the cuts. If the 40% is true, he would only need to make more than $6400 from merch and voice packs to compete with stream related income.
(6000+10000-youtube 30% cut) x 40% = 4480 not 6400. The rest I agree though.
The really worrying bit is if Ryoma said that Ad Revenue is "irrelevant". While he might not be making a lot, it's not a trivial amount of revenue. Which probably means the streamer is seeing almost none of it. That just causes more questions.
As for the merch cut, I'm guessing that the numbers were got were correct but the context and escalators matter. Anycolor is exactly the type of company that you don't make anything from the merch until you're the biggest seller. Think 5% through 5k units then 25-30% over 5k. That type of structure, which, of course, really encourages members to either go all-in on trying to sell merch or just not bother.
We're eventually going to get information on the penthouses and expenses Riku and his top buddies are putting on the company accounts while the streamers had been fighting over the scraps.
I can only speak for US jurisdiction; I don't know where he's located. In the US, you need to pass the bar exam. In most (but not all) states, you need to have gone to law school before taking the bar exam. If you pass, you can apply for bar membership, pass a background check (and possibly a character & fitness board review if there are issues), pay your dues and obtain insurance, and then you can hold yourself out as an attorney. You can work for an attorney without having passed the bar, and firms may give job offers contingent on later passing the bar. "Finishing schooling" could mean that he's doing bar review stuff, it's around the right time of year for that.
What states do you need not pass law school?
CA is the one I can think of offhand; it's part of why their bar passage rate is unusually low.
You could also just move to Thailand and make YouTube videos on the law
I'd rather just stay at home, and give the kids coke.
Depends how you define trivial, pulling a number out of my ass but he could be averaging just $10 a day from ad revenue (and Anycolor probably takes 50% of that, I'm assuming it's a similar cut to superchats). On the other hand I think Millie has said she earns decent money from ads - you have to consider factors like channel performance, audience location, watching habits, content type (eg. gaming vs. ASMR), etc.
Aster and Twisty were included in the 4th anniversary clip compilation posted by Niji.
