Hebiyoi Tier Announces Dec. 18 Fourth-Anniversary Live at End of Poison-Themed Chat Stream
The streamer said both in-person and streaming tickets for the one-man show are still available, and set a goal of 100,000 subscribers by year’s end.
774INC — Hebiyoi Tier, the 774inc streamer, announced on Wednesday that her fourth-anniversary one-man live will be held Dec. 18, and that tickets for both the in-person show and the streaming version are still on sale. She made the announcement near the end of a 75-minute chat stream.
The stream opened with a skit. Playing a demon, she greeted the first snow of the season in the human world as poison and deflected it with a barrier she said she had drawn in a rush five minutes before going live. “Poison, maybe” and “make it in time” became running jokes for the night. She then turned to a *zatsudan*, or chat stream, built around things she had recently noticed: that the molding on a picture frame can either project outward or inward, which she said, going by what she read online, changes where the eye is drawn; and that moving an index finger quickly sideways is surprisingly hard, which she had viewers try along with her.
“Humans really are poison.” — Hebiyoi Tier, after reading out messages sent to her
The conversation wandered from there. She joked about vanishing when chat said she did not seem ephemeral enough, described a cola called NOPE as tasting like Dr Pepper nudged closer to cola, and said coffee is something she cannot drink at all. Later she read out unkind messages she has received and said that, in her view, people are the real poison, while adding that she lets such messages go.
Closing the stream, she said the concept voice work *Sokubaku* (“restraint”) is on sale through Nov. 15, with a one-minute sample on the official site, and that goods and a Blu-ray from a recent live are available through her pinned comment. She said she hopes to reach 100,000 channel subscribers within the year. Her next stream is at noon on Thursday, a One Piece stream. She signed off by telling viewers to watch out for poison.
Chat answered her vanishing act and her “make it in time” refrain throughout, and the stream drew three Super Chats.
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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.