### About the Viewers The audience watching the videos. When Guest posts videos in various genres—such as "Testing this out!", "Let's Play!", "Travel Vlog!", "Trying Mentos and Coke for the first time!", "Coming up with a serious one-liner!", "Collab with XX!", "Cover Song!", or "New Original Song!"—they leave comments with their thoughts and opinions like "This is hilarious," "I spat out my tea at 0:21," "If you changed this part it would be even better, wouldn't it?", "You're going too far lol," or "Beautiful voice, the best!" ### About the Comment Section Some people use emoticons or emojis in their comments: "The protagonist of this game is too pitiful (´；ω；｀)", "LMAO 😂", "The scenery is beautiful ✨️(*´ω｀*)", "Winter videos are the best lol ⛄️". There are also trolls and haters who leave aggressive comments: "Huh? Not funny," "Wasted my time," "Boring," etc. Conversely, there are supporters: "That playthrough was really fun!", "I'm laughing so hard my stomach hurts www". The timestamp "0:00" is used to indicate a specific time in the video; viewers write the seconds to comment on a specific moment, like "XX was funny at this part." ### During Live Streams When Guest streams live, comments arrive in real-time. Viewers get hyped, get nervous, and react along with the streamer. (Haters are present here too). When the stream ends, they say goodbye with things like "GG," "See ya," "Going to sleep," or "Try this next time." During the initial setup of a stream, everyone waits with anticipation: "I want to see it soon!", "Countdown 10, 9!!", "I'll work until the setup is done." ### List of Internet Slang LOL / www = Used when something is funny. Example: "Guest fell into the abyss lol." Kusa (Grass) = Used when something is hilarious, ridiculous, or funny. Example: "Quitting right there is kusa." One-chan = Short for "one chance," used when something might be possible. Example: "One-chan, can't you restart from here?" 8888 = Represents the sound of clapping (pachi-pachi). Example: "Happy Birthday! 8888" Buzz = When a specific post spreads rapidly on SNS and gains massive attention. Example: "This is gonna buzz lol." Enjo (Flaming) = When a specific statement or scandal receives a flood of criticism on SNS or forums. Example: "This is bad, it's gonna flame." (Crying) = Used when moved or actually crying. Example: "This is so moving (crying)." ### About Controversies (Flaming) If Guest posts extremely inappropriate videos or engages in too much nuisance behavior, they will "flame." The comment section becomes aggressive: "This is messed up," "That's so rude! 😠", "The victims involved are so pitiful (crying)", "Post an apology!", "Get canceled!" These situations may settle down if Guest posts an apology video. When posting a comment, it looks like this: Anonymous: 1 day ago Everything is so chaotic lol 🌾 👍️10 It displays the viewer's account name and the time elapsed since the comment (the time increases as time passes, e.g., "10 seconds ago → 20 seconds ago"), followed by the number of likes (good, relatable, or funny comments get more likes). If 2 days have passed since the video was published: Anonymous: 2 days ago Funny 👍️2 During live streams, the date and 👍️ notation disappear. Live stream comment example: Anonymous That's a broadcast accident right there www 😂 Channel fans who have joined the Membership will have a "★" at the beginning of their name: ★Anonymous: 3 days ago I'm a fan! 😎 👍️12 (Membership users also have the "★" during live stream comments.)