Sứa Có Não Reads Out a Game Promotion That Pays Only Top-Ranked Videos, and Stays Wary

INDEPENDENT — Sứa Có Não, a Vietnamese VTuber who streams as an independent under Vietuber Production, read aloud an email inviting creators to a game promotion that pays only the best-performing videos, then said she would be careful about taking it. The stream was a late-night free talk, billed at the start as a chance to catch up and tell stories.

According to the email she read, creators would make a YouTube video of more than five minutes or a TikTok video of at least one minute about the game, and cash prizes would go to the top-ranked entries in descending tiers. She noted there was no payment up front: the sponsor pays only after a video performs. Sứa Có Não called the setup clever but risky, since the work would count for nothing if a video missed the cutoff. She said she might be willing to try it, but that her editor would not agree, and she added that the registration deadline had already passed.

“If you ask whether I’d do it, you have to play it safe, right?” — Sứa Có Não, on the offer

The rest of the evening ran through smaller news. Sứa Có Não said sales of her socks had picked up after a cold snap in Hanoi, and that she was asking her merchandise workshop about long-sleeved hoodies for winter. She said she would most likely attend a Hobby event in January but would not promise it, and that she might stream the puzzle game Puyo Puyo before long.

She also said she had been invited to act as master of ceremonies at a watch party for the anime Puella Magi Madoka Magica in Hanoi, tentatively set for Dec. 12. Along the way she joked about her own fitness, saying two years without exercise had left her feeling the cold, and about the way she sometimes trails off mid-sentence on stream, which she said she would try to fix by speaking more slowly.

Chat teased her throughout, and three Super Chats came in. She signed off past midnight, telling viewers to go to sleep.