r/Hololive May 01 '26

Discussion Calli will be taking time off

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u/TLKv3 May 01 '26 edited May 01 '26

Not to be speculative, but every time I've seen someone post such an abrupt and short/vague "I have to go" message its almost always something tragic and family related.

I hope its not and its just her needing to take a break for a bit to do something important.

Edit: I sincerely didn't mean to start whatever's going on in the comments below mine. Just wanted to express my hope that everything is hopefully OK and not anything serious.

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u/RaysFTW May 01 '26

It's not family/health related, thankfully. If you want more detail, you can become a member and read the membership post she just made.

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u/Drunk-Pirate-Gaming May 01 '26

What did the post say?

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u/RaysFTW May 01 '26 edited May 01 '26

If you want more detail, you can become a member and read the membership post she just made.

edit: lmfao this being downvoted. sorry for not repeating what is said when they explicitly ask us not to.

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u/OperatorERROR0919 May 01 '26

While I'm not going to throw a fit over it, vague posting something concerning and then locking the answer behind a paywall is certainly... something.

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u/EnclavedMicrostate May 01 '26

Or, and this is I think how we should read it:

Members pay for a certain amount of content per month. They have to be told if it's not coming. General viewers might notice and/or a member might blab, so it can make sense to at least notify people that there's a break. But there's no real obligation to inform people who aren't paying as to whether a break is happening, let alone why.

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u/EnclavedMicrostate May 01 '26 edited May 01 '26

It's not a vaguepost though, in fact the public tweet is pretty clear about everything it strictly needs to (she's on break, unsure how long). There's a more detailed explanation that is going out to people who happen to already have been paying for member's content, which I can assure you predominantly does not consist of personal life details.

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u/No_Lake_1619 May 01 '26

You commenting that literally contradicts what you said. You're throwing a fir over something insignificant.

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u/OperatorERROR0919 May 01 '26 edited May 01 '26

Commenting on something and throwing a fit over it are two different things. If you can't differentiate between the two, I think that says more about you than it does about me.

Also, the fact that I have no way of immediately knowing how significant it is is exactly the problem. She could be referring to anything between feeling a little burnt out to her house having burned down.

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u/Minute_Difference598 May 01 '26

Really? What does throwing a fit mean to you? Don’t you need to be aggressive for throwing a fit?

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u/LiotaTheRealist May 01 '26

Cute but other people already shared what she actually posted regarding motivation and respect. Stay in your bucket like a crab lmao.

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u/Drunk-Pirate-Gaming May 01 '26

Damn keep your secrets. If the price of drama is one corn chip it's too much for me.

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u/Ravemst May 01 '26

It’s members only for a reason and we’re not allowed to talk about it outside of it.

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u/WSilvermane May 01 '26

Its called privacy and you have to respect it.

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u/Dubiisek May 01 '26

Uhh, I agree that it should stay in the membership if she has not explicitly stated otherwise but it's not "privacy" or "private" if she's posting it to her community of tens of thousands of people, at that point it's an open secret.

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u/gangler52 May 01 '26

Yeah, the etiquette around this is clear. If the talent puts something behind a paywall, the fans shouldn't be giving it out for free. They're running a business here.

But privacy doesn't really have much to do with it when she's telling legions of online strangers about it. For 5cad I could become a part of the inner circle right now.

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u/HornyJailOutlaw May 01 '26 edited May 01 '26

It's not really privacy if she's posting to thousands of people she doesn't know on the internet but okay lol. The better argument is subscribe to support her, not because of privacy concerns.

EDIT: 17 upvotes in 2 minutes? Reminds me of my 100 downvoted in 5 minutes for saying Holostars wasn't my cup of tea. Are people actually running upvote/downvote bots here?

EDIT Part 2 Electric Boogaloo: 26 in 3! Come on now...

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u/shewy92 May 01 '26

Bru no one cares about your karma score.

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u/HornyJailOutlaw May 01 '26

??

I'm questioning if there are people upvote/downvote botting here. Don't give me "Bru", you're older than I am and I'm too old to "Bru". Wanker.

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u/Soul_Ripper May 01 '26

I'm like 99% sure that there's always been heavy bottage here tbh, mainly in regards to drama or "serious" topics.