I May Be a Virtual Youtuber, but I Still Go to Work

Twister.

In the U.S., it’s a well-known game with simple rules—families often play it during holidays like Thanksgiving just for fun.

But for Korean audiences, it’s not so familiar.

Especially for people who are into subculture, it usually doesn’t evoke warm family gatherings—

What comes to mind first is a harem rom-com scene where the protagonist and heroine get tangled up on the mat, squealing in embarrassment.

And let’s be real, the main demographic watching VTuber streams overlaps heavily with the subculture crowd.

So naturally, our fans were expecting exactly that.

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Morisaki Ena ☑ @Morisaki Ena

Do you guys know the game Twister? 🔴🟡🟢🔵

I’m gonna play it later today with Gia after we finish moving!

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