With more than 4.5 million subscribers in her three YouTube channels and over 1.5 million subscribers in Bilibili, Japanese VTuber Kizuna AI is considered as one of the most popular in the world. Her final performance prior to this, set on February 26, 2022, is billed as The Last Live “hello, world 2022.” Over 1,800 have been selected to virtually join her in the event. Read more in our articles including "VTuber pioneer Kizuna AI performs “The Last Live” before indefinite hiatus" and "Microsoft extends Windows 10 lifespan for another year... again".
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Jun 26, 2026With more than 4.5 million subscribers in her three YouTube channels and over 1.5 million subscribers in Bilibili, Japanese VTuber Kizuna AI is considered as one of the most popular in the world. Her final performance prior to this, set on February 26, 2022, is billed as The Last Live “hello, world 2022.” Over 1,800 have been selected to virtually join her in the event.
Our coverage of Hello world includes: "VTuber pioneer Kizuna AI performs “The Last Live” before indefinite hiatus"; "Microsoft extends Windows 10 lifespan for another year... again"; "DICT launches "eGov App on Wheels" for remote, hard-to-access areas". Each article provides unique insights and information.