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'Been few days… f**k, can you, like, no?': Ironmouse fires back at rushing orgs, trying to sign her just days after VShojo drama

'Been few days… f**k, can you, like, no?': Ironmouse fires back at rushing orgs, trying to sign her just days after VShojo drama

Time of India2 days ago
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Just days after the high-profile VShojo drama that shook the VTuber world, Ironmouse is already facing an overwhelming wave of recruitment attempts. The streamer, who is popular for her unfiltered and vibrant personality, is quite furious about it.
She, during one of her recent streams, showed her frustration and issued a blunt response, calling out the organizations for the lack of respect and patience. Her entire message was loud and clear, and she wanted all of them to back off.
Ironmouse bluntly rejects
opportunistic organizations
During one of the live broadcasts, VTuber powerhouse Ironmouse revealed that she had been receiving countless DMs and emails just days after leaving the former agency VShojo. All these organizations reaching out to her aggressively pitched her to join their VTuber corpos, content creator agencies or even help her in starting her own.
She is clearly irritated and couldn't hold back any longer.
VTubers Companies Tried to Recruit Ironmouse
"How about don't do that? How about no? How about do not?! Don't f**k with me, bro! You think I'm f**king around?! I ain't joking b***ch!'
said Ironmouse as she delivered her outburst. She further added that she needs a
'tiny bit of break,'
and
'time to be indie.'
As per her,
'it's only been a few days! Like, what the f**k, can you, like, no?'
and she needs time for just being independent.
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Ironmouse's message is loud and clear. She is not interested in jumping into any other corporate commitment anytime soon. After Ironmouse outburst, fans even praised her for setting the boundaries, especially after the recent fallout of VShojo.
Fans' reactions to
Ironmouse response
The raw reaction of Ironmouse instantly resonated all across social media, particularly on X. The VTuber community started showing support, condemning the nature and timing of the approaches.
Their sentiment was just clear—this is wildly inappropriate.
A user on X wrote,
'I can respect the hustle and striking an iron while it's hot...but Man trying to recruit a person who just revealed one of the largest scandals of the year? Yeah she's been burned bad and she needs space xD'
'Good, she needs to take her time and figure it all out. Maybe get Mythic to help,'
added another.
A user even slammed the opportunist organizations, wanting them to give Ironmouse a break. The comment read,
'Good grief… Give her a break."
Echoing the feelings of fans, followers, and even Ironmouse, a user criticised the organization's lack of regard for VTubers' feelings during such a stressful major event. The comment read,
'I can understand you want to grow your business, but People can really be too opportunistic at times and forget about the vtuber's own personal feelings on the matter.'
Comments like,
'Orgs are a cancer,'
even dominated the conversation.
'Is anyone really surprised?'
read a blunt comment showing this entire event was not at all surprising, and organizations are making such disrespectful attempts that it's not for the first time.
Many fans even praised Ironmouse's stance. They agreed on the fact that she needed space to recover after processing things independently. It means the organizations must back off and allow Ironmouse to breathe before she goes ahead to make any moves.
VShojo controversy led to a major impact and explosive exits
The aggressive VTuber recruitment push by the organizations is coming at a time when Ironmouse made an exit from VShojo. Ironmouse's departure video accused VShojo of not just financial mismanagement but also failing to donate the promised funds to the Immune Deficiency Foundation. The scandal further snowballed and led to many high-profile exits. It ultimately brought VShojo to its shutdown, just days after the CEO announced bankruptcy.
While the industry is still reeling in so much, and being one of the independent VTubers, Ironmouse is giving priority to just well-being, the immediate attempts of orgs are just insensitive to the VTuber. But the best thing is that Ironmouse is not allowing opportunistic organizations to pressure her into a deal with one another. As of now, she is just focusing on streaming freely, without any corporate strings attached.
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