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====Taiki====
====Taiki====
*'''Taiki''' (待機) means "'''stand-by'''". Viewers use it on the stream's live chat to indicate when they are waiting before the scheduled stream begins.
*'''Taiki''' (待機) means "'''stand-by'''". Viewers use it on the stream's live chat to indicate when they are waiting before the scheduled stream begins.
====Teapot====

*A safety word (primarily used with [[Watson Amelia]]) that the viewers say when the live stream is lagging or got disconnected.
====Teetee====
====Teetee====
*A [[#Virtual YouTuber|VTuber]] slang, it comes from "toutoi" (尊い), meaning "precious". Usually written in Japanese as "ていてい" or "てぇてぇ".
*A [[#Virtual YouTuber|VTuber]] slang, it comes from "toutoi" (尊い), meaning "precious". Usually written in Japanese as "ていてい" or "てぇてぇ".
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====Utawaku====
===U===
====Utawaku ====
*Japanese for "'''Live singing'''", '''Utawaku''' (歌枠) are streams where a [[#VTuber|VTuber]] sings songs live through a track list that may or may not be completely predetermined. The singer may solicit viewer suggestions and may also fulfill viewer requests by briefly singing [[Wikipedia:A cappella|a capella]] for a few lines of the requested song.
*Japanese for "'''Live singing'''", '''Utawaku''' (歌枠) are streams where a [[#VTuber|VTuber]] sings songs live through a track list that may or may not be completely predetermined. The singer may solicit viewer suggestions and may also fulfill viewer requests by briefly singing [[Wikipedia:A cappella|a capella]] for a few lines of the requested song.


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===V===
====Virtual YouTuber====
====Virtual YouTuber====
====VTuber====
====VTuber====
* An online entertainer or live streamer who is typically represented by a digital avatar generated by computer graphics such as [[#Live2D|Live2D]]. See also: [[Wikipedia:Virtual YouTuber|Virtual YouTuber]] on Wikipedia.
*An online entertainer or live streamer who is typically represented by a digital avatar generated by computer graphics such as [[#Live2D|Live2D]]. See also: [[Wikipedia:Virtual YouTuber|Virtual YouTuber]] on Wikipedia.
====VTweeter====
====VTweeter====
* VTweeter is a derogatory term referring to people who claim to be VTubers but spend little to no time streaming and instead spend their time using Twitter. A typical VTweeter has their debut indefinitely as TBD and their tweets are often political in nature.
*VTweeter is a derogatory term referring to people who claim to be VTubers but spend little to no time streaming and instead spend their time using Twitter. A typical VTweeter has their debut indefinitely as TBD and their tweets are often political in nature.
====VShojo====
====VShojo====
*VShojo is an all-female VTuber group based in the United States and one of the first VTuber groups based outside Japan. The EN Hololive members occasionally collaborate with members of VShojo.
*VShojo is an all-female VTuber group based in the United States and one of the first VTuber groups based outside Japan. The EN Hololive members occasionally collaborate with members of VShojo.
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===W===
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==== WWWW====
*See [[#Kusa|Kusa]].
*See [[#Kusa|Kusa]].


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===Y===
====[[YAGOO]]====
====[[YAGOO]] ====
*Nickname of the [[COVER Corporation|COVER corp.]] CEO [[YAGOO|Motoaki Tanigo]]. The name YAGOO itself originated from one of [[Roboco]]'s streams, where [[Oozora Subaru]] misspelled Tanigo as Yagoo.
*Nickname of the [[COVER Corporation|COVER corp.]] CEO [[YAGOO|Motoaki Tanigo]]. The name YAGOO itself originated from one of [[Roboco]]'s streams, where [[Oozora Subaru]] misspelled Tanigo as Yagoo.


==== YouTube-kun====
====YouTube-kun====
*Though it can refer to YouTube in general, '''YouTube-kun''' is a term that is most often used when talking about YouTube in a negative sense, most often when the stream is having connection isssues.
*Though it can refer to YouTube in general, '''YouTube-kun''' is a term that is most often used when talking about YouTube in a negative sense, most often when the stream is having connection isssues.