Vol. I . . . No. 293 Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Arts · Karaoke · Translated from Japanese

Shishigami Leona’s Singing Stream Drops While She Reads Super Chats

The broadcast went down just over two hours in, and Leona said she plans to dig into the cause.

Shishigami Leona during “【歌枠/Singing】涼しいのかそうでもないのか。【 獅子神レオナ┆Re:AcT】,” a broadcast that ran 2h 11m. Press to play from YouTube

Shishigami Leona’s Tuesday night singing stream went down just after the two-hour mark, in the middle of her reading Super Chats. She was back within minutes and finished the readout, then said the same thing seems to happen around the two-hour point of her broadcasts and that she wants to track down why.

Leona said it did not happen on her secondary PC and called it maddening that the stream sometimes drops and sometimes does not. At one point she briefly could not read the messages on screen before they came back, and she hurried through the rest. Twelve paid messages came in over the stream.

“Next time I want to dig into what the cause is.” — Shishigami Leona, after the stream went down

Before that, the roughly two-hour set ran from a volume check song at the opening through “Kimagure Romantic” and “Rewrite.” She also sang a song from a short video she had just posted, about ramen going soggy, after a viewer asked her to play a Japanese ramen simulator game; she said she wants to return to the game. She closed the set with “Watashi o Kanojo ni Shitai nara.”

Between songs she talked about the weather, which she called neither clearly cool nor clearly warm. She said she had moved to long sleeves but still runs the air conditioner a little when singing. She also said her last short video before the new ones was posted in June, and, looking through her old streams, that her current opening animation dates from October 2024 and that she is thinking about a new one.

In chat, viewers wondered whether the drop meant the day’s stream was over, then welcomed her back when she returned. She signed off with a thank-you and a reminder to watch her new short video.

This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Japanese captions and chat replay. Quotations and chat messages are translated into English and may not be exact; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.