Vox Akuma is the first NIJISANJI EN member to hit 1 million YouTube subscribers YouTube: Vox AkumaNIJISANJI EN\u2019s \u201cMilord\u201d Vox Akuma has made history for the agency by being the first English-speaking member to hit 1 million YouTube subscribers. Part of 2021\u2019s Luxiem wave, Akuma shot into stardom rapidly \u2014 taking him aback on his celebration stream. Luxiem might be one of NIJISANJI EN\u2019s most recent waves, but it\u2019s home to their biggest record-breaking talent. Vox Akuma has taken just seven months since his December 2021 debut to break 1 million YouTube subscribers and make history for the group. He is the fourth member of the agency overall to break the 1 million mark. Hyakumantenbara Salome was the fastest in history to get the golden Play button after her debut earlier in 2022, while Kuzuha and Kanae have slowly grinded towards and above seven figures. Vox broke 1 million live on stream on July 23, and then very quickly fell back underneath as fans unsubbed just to see the demon lord\u2019s reaction: \u201cYou\u2019re all very funny but no please! Give it back! I had it, it was so close.\u201d Once all the Kindreds gave back their subs and he rose above 1 million again, the demon from the past gave a very heartfelt speech. \u201cI worked so incredibly hard this past year and it feels really hard sometimes. It feels like a lot of us \u2014 maybe it\u2019s to do with the heatwave in Europe, or how long we\u2019ve been going \u2014 but a lot of us in NIJISANJI have been really struggling recently,\u201d he said. \u201cIt\u2019s days like this I really remember why working this job is so f**king worth it. Why spending all that time and working that hard \u2014 I\u2019m so glad that I reach anybody, but this many people? Look at how huge that number is. I can\u2019t even put into words how many people that is.\u201d In coming to terms with the size of his audience, Vox looked back at what he\u2019s achieved in these seven months. This is not just in terms of content creation and curating a huge fandom, but the amount of \u201cgood\u201d in his community. \u201cI\u2019m very blessed to be in a position where I can play games for a living. However, I think any content creator with an audience has the power to do a lot of good, and I\u2019ve seen a lot of good come out of this. I\u2019m looking back upon moments during my birthday, those projects where people said I had encouraged them to change and strengthen their mental state, all from having reached this incredible milestone. It\u2019s kind of unbelievable how much and how far it\u2019s gone. \u201cIt\u2019s incredible how much good we have the power to do and I want to keep doing it. Whether it\u2019s that charity stream, or whether it\u2019s just being a part of someone\u2019s life and giving them something to wake up for, just anything, there\u2019s a lot I want to do and there\u2019s a lot I\u2019m still yet to do. \u201cI feel so f**king privileged. I really do. I felt that way when I first accepted this job and I\u2019d be satisfied to stream to a tiny audience and make enough money to make it through the day.\u201d The record-breaking moment made waves off YouTube as well, with \u201cCongrats Vox\u201d trending on Twitter in the hours following the achievement. The next in line for 1 million subs following Vox Akuma in NIJISANJI EN is his gen mate Mysta Rias, who currently boasts 816,000 subscribers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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