I am but a humble Shrimp.

[Dragon Lord]

Yeah it sucked, but that's the nature of a Souls game. No pausing, so I had no one to blame but myself for not noticing my controller was almost dead.

To answer your question, I will have to go into a bit of detail:

So back in September, Hololive (a Vtuber group under a company in Japan called Cover Corp.) introduced an English branch. The first time that they've ever expanded to the Western audience. One of the five Vtubers who was in this new group is called Gawr Gura, and her character is a shark-girl (my avatar is a drawing of Gura or here is a full picture of her Vtuber model). During her first streams, it became a running joke that instead of having 'simps' (people who are blindly loyal to a female online and will blindly defend them to the death), it became a running joke that because she's a shark-girl, instead of having 'simps', she has 'shrimps'. So because I am a huge fan of Gura, I just jokingly changed the title to call myself a shrimp, even though I haven't thrown any money at her or any such thing. 

Interesting Gura fact: Despite only having made her debut on September 12th, 2020, Gura became the first Hololive member to reach 1,000,000 subscribers on YouTube back in October, reaching the milestone in less than two months from her debut. She has continued to grow at an astonishing rate as well, currently sitting at 1.31 million subscribers. 

To give a comparison to show how remarkable her growth was, Shirakami Fubuki, who is one of the OG Japanese Hololive girls (the first generation), made her debut on June 1st, 2018, and she hit 1 million subs about a week ago. Which isn't any kind of slam on Fubuki or other Japanese Hololive girls, Fubuki is amazing, but just shows how much of an untapped market there was for Hololive Vtubers in the west.