Nekota Tsuna Spends a Rainy Morning Chat on Regrets, Voice Gacha and Skincare

VSPO — Nekota Tsuna of VSpo held a morning *zatsudan*, or chat stream, on Monday that ran 4 hours 27 minutes. She opened with the rain outside, joking that she is a “rain woman” whose outings tend to be met with storms, and said she had slept more than 12 hours the day before after feeling unwell.

Early on she answered a viewer who asked whether she had anything she would do over. She said she had nothing she wanted to redo, because everything, mistakes included, had made her who she is, and that she would rather be careful from here on. Later she said kindness takes a different shape in each person, and that she decides how to treat others by asking how she would feel if it were done to her. She also said she is comfortable alone, and that her goal in streaming is tied to her family: she sends her mother money every month and wants to buy her a home in Korea one day.

“You can’t change the past, but you can change the present and the future.” — Nekota Tsuna, on regrets

The middle of the stream turned into a line-reading gacha. After viewers coached her on how to add a “heart” to the end of a line, she took Super Chat requests and read lines for them, including a short “I hope work goes well” in a cat voice. She ended the run by saying that the gacha was over for now and that a rerun might come someday. Along the way she showed her new loungewear outfit, saying she had asked its illustrator for a simple design that fan artists would find easy to draw, and said that because of it she plans to hold more chat streams.

From late in the second hour she moved on to skincare, going through her routine and saying she was not being paid to mention any of it. She called sunscreen the most important step, and told male viewers who asked that skincare is the same for men and women. Chat answered with a steady run of hearts and welcomes, and more than 50 Super Chats and Stickers came in over the stream. She closed by thanking viewers and wishing them a good day.