The Shyvi Girl

 You, the reader, probly never heard the name of this unknown shy girl. She’s a friend of mine, (my best friend on the internet) and that has meant a lot to me. Shyvi began her gaming and art design career as a YouTuber in 2011 while she was a schoolgirl and continued into her adult life. She began with playing games like Pokémon and Mario Cart, but perhaps became most well-known by her fans for her gameplay of the diner dash games by Playfirst. What made Shyvi stand out as a gamer was her act for being funny and easy laid-back personality. She brings a fun and chill atmosphere to her videos. She is suddenly extremely loud and then pulls it back to being calm and shy again. That is when her name comes in. 

 Shyvi is a shy girl. I have known her for four years believe it or not. As long as a presidential term. Me and her could've almost been on the bill for the 2020 election as crazy as the situations were around our meeting and the year. Shyvi was starstruck by worldwide acclaim when she uploaded a Mario video that received 5 million views. She never received a check in the mail for that clip and has still not received her dues from the YouTube company. This does not upset Shyvi, she is glad to have become a partner and put a copyright on her brand. She has a loud voice and demand coming from within her like that of Barb the businesswoman.
 
 6k subs are what stand on her channel, but her videos usually receive a smaller amount. The days of false subscribers affected her deeply. I often accused her then of buying these subs, but that was not the case. They were ghosts. Shyvi continues to work on art, video game design and gameplay, and occasional music plays. This was how I first discovered her. from soundtrack collections of the dash series. This is something she is passionate about. Video Game music is her favorite genre along with hip-hop and dance. 
 In interviews conducted by JoeySharp, music journalist and writer of general fiction, Shyvi says, "I like to have viewers watch me, even if it's only a few persons." With this, she will continue to have more success it is predicted, and nothing can take that away with her. Time marches on for Shyvi! 

Shyvi has special interests in Colin, the cellphone addict. 




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