1.) Congrats on winning in the Vtuber category in the 2025 Wet Awards – can you tell us a little bit about your background as a creator in this space?
I’m a bunnycorn vtuber!
I’m basically a person behind a virtual model who plays video games for people’s entertainment! I play a lot of Dead By Daylight, cozy and horror games. I’m also in two amazing Guilds. The Latin Guild and the Women’s Guild. Currently I’m in two stream Teams; Team Dragon Squad and the Femmes of the Fog!
I’ve been inspired by constellations, wishes and dreams. I also have a bit of vtuber lore that deals with my persona protecting wishes until they have come true. I’m a firm believer in wishes. And always hoping they come true for anyone who dares to dream. Because, someone, somewhere needs that dash of sparkle.
I’m just your average, bubbly, bouncy streamer who loves to bring joy to anyone who needs an escape. I’m also an advocate for those with disabilities, for women and I do charity streams once to twice a year. So, I do quite a lot. And I don’t plan on stopping anytime soon.
2.) How did your journey into content creation begin? What was the first game you ever streamed?
Buckle in everyone… It’s gonna be long!
I started streaming 3 years ago with no model, no PNG, just a mic, headset and PC. I couldn’t decide what to stream, or what content I wanted to focus on. So I did what any newbie would do. I streamed Minecraft! I didn’t even know I wanted to be a Vtuber, or stay faceless. I just wanted to try my hand at something different.
My biggest inspiration while navigating the streaming journey and still to this day is IHasCupQuake. Her personality really stuck with me. Then I brought in another game that I hold very dear to my heart, Dead By Daylight. I actually felt I found a game I could actually be good at!
Streaming was a fun way to make friends, connect and maybe make something for myself while also trying to find work. Then, my second year in, my son was diagnosed with autism. I went back and forth trying to decide if I should continue streaming or find work while navigating something very new in my personal life. I was encouraged by my family to continue doing what I was doing so I could be present for my son as needed. I’m beyond blessed for it and will always be grateful for being given this platform with a very supporting community who understands that my family comes first.
3.) What advice would you share with creators who are just beginning on their content creation journey?
I love this question! Let me share my wisdom with you…STICKY NOTES!
You don’t have talking points? Write them down on sticky notes and put them on your computer so you can make conversation!
Anything that comes to mind, say it. You never know who’s attention it’ll grab. Grab a friend and have them join you so you aren’t as nervous.
You don’t need fancy equipment. I know, I sound like a broken record, but it’s true. I started with my headset with the mic attachment.
And pick a game you love! It doesn’t need to be a popular game, but one you are comfortable with until you get the hang of it yourself. Because if you love it, the people who pop in will know.
If you plan to be a vtuber, PNG is the best way to start until you find your niche. And share your content on all platforms, you never know what will take off. And have fun! Streaming, as much as we want it to be our job or just a hobby, is meant to be fun.
4.) What did winning the award mean to you and your community? How were you able to drive the involvement you did to bring home the win?
First, I didn’t expect to win. Or go up against a friend! You know how hard it is when you share the same community with a friend?!
It was a very fun experience, and I would love to partake in it again if given the chance. I take this with such gratitude… because people actually like me. And find me funny. They keep coming back! I feel like I’ve made a good impact on this platform to continue what I do and I’m happy GETWETSPORTS reached out when they did. It pushes me to continue my path and hopefully hit partner on Twitch!
I don’t mean to brag about how amazing my community is, but they are kind of cool…. OKAY, they’re amazing, actually! As long as I’m hyped about it, they are and they will do what they can to help and support me. My mods went above and beyond as well sharing the links to help bring in more supportive members. And… bribing… if it isn’t eating hot beans or playing a horror game it’s doing unhinged, silly things for my community. Because who doesn’t love to see a streamer suffer for silly content or to win a WET Award?
So, if my mods and my fluffles are reading this…. THANK YOU!
5.) Final question – You become president of GetWetSports – what category are you adding in the next award show?
I have two ideas…. as future GetWetSports president… I know I was asked one, but I couldn’t decide!
An artist category and a MOD category. Artists are the help of content creators. From helping with thumbnails, showcasing amazing opportunities we get and sponsorships to help highlight us. To making models, PNGS and rigging them for future vtubers! Artists are so important to help spotlight.
And our MOD team. Mods are the backbone of our streams. My team and many other Moderators have helped streamers and content creators grow as well as helping to keep the community safe. It’s not just bullying they are good at. It’s not just Streamers or Content Creators, we have help.
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