#genshin concert promotional video

[yidou]

conductor zhongli

[genshinresource]

GENSHIN CONCERT Promotional Video｜Genshin Impact

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ALBEDO ⟡ Genshin Concert Promotional Video

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GENSHIN CONCERT Promotional Video｜Genshin Impact

Neither dwell on your regrets, nor fret over what the future holds.

This melody has witnessed all seasons and climes, settling at last like morning dew in a dream.

Melodies of an Endless Journey will soon resound anew...

[geomains]

GENSHIN IMPACT (2020) genshin concert ✴ promotional video dev. hoyoverse

[farufaruzan]

zhongli & xiao featuring new promotional video for genshin concert 2023

uwu babies (ft. albedo)

[genshinedit]

GENSHIN IMPACT (2020) genshin concert ✴ promotional video dev. hoyoverse

[xiaoaetherposts]

XiaoTher 2023

☆ Lantern Rite 3.4 Event and Promotional Video

☆ Xiao Birthday Official Arts

☆ Xiao 'Genius Invokation TCG' Card

☆ Waterborne Poetry Event

☆ Genshin Impact Concert 2023

There was a lot of content for the XiaoTher ship this year as well.🤭

Twitter(X): @xiaoaetherposts

[prettysoftdoll]

Genshin Impact concert promotional video!

〰ଘ(੭ˊᵕˋ)੭ ..。.:*･ﾟ♫₊ ♪ *♬‧₊‹𝟹"

some of my favorite screenshots! ♡

[renbaox]

genshin chars sns users!! (mond. edition)

notes: just a fun little thingy... will get to all the other stuff that's been requested soon I SQEAR. also happy late bday to me eek

ANOTHER THING THIS IS A MODERN AU. EVERYTHING I WRITE THAT IS SMUT HAPPENS OUTSIDE OF MY MAIN AU VERSE THING.

AETHER

@tameimpalacometoteyvat on ig

@aeth555 on tiktok

being the avid indie rock fan he is, aether posts a lot about his music on his instagram, often posting song covers on his acoustic and electric guitar.

on his tiktok, aether posts lip sync vids like any other person his age.

at some point, him and lumine were both offered access to the knights' official instagram but both refused since they were busy with their own activities.

LUMINE

@lumilaaai on ig

@lumilillies on ig

@ stargirl555 on tiktok

to pay the bills, lumine runs a flower stall and promotes it on her instagram account, @lumilillies. there, she makes custom amde bouquets at a decent price, and can make custom weekly bouquets for you. lumine posts cute selfies and ootds on her personal instagram, but doesn't post as much on her tiktok.

at some point, her and aether were both offered access to the knights' official instagram but both refused since they were busy with their own activities.

AMBER

@ baronbnny on ig

@ kof.officialmond on ig

@ baronbnny on tiktok

amber likes to post cutesy, pinterest pictures taken from jean's old digicam. amber constantly posts vlogs on tiktok and instagram filmed on said digicam to showcase her daily life as an outrider, a gliding instructor and as a pretty girl living in a pretty world!

since she's an outrider of the knights of favonius along with being endorsed as a gliding instructor by the knights themselves, she has access to their official instagram.

JEAN

@ kof.officialmond on ig

@JGunnhildr on twitter

jean doesn't really use social media... her only instagram is the knights' official instagram and her twitter is just used to keep up with her sister, barbara's activities as an idol, along with bashing anyone that slams her sister, her sister's image or her music... or the knights.

LISA

@mincilisa_ on ig

@ kof.officialmond on ig

@chamomilecamellias on tiktok

lisa likes to post pinterest worthy vacation pics, food reviews and pictures of nature on her instagram. on her tiktok... she doesn't really do anything but like videos and tag kaeya in some to annoy them :P

lisa also has access to the knights' official instagram.

KAEYA

@kaelberich on ig

@ kof.officialmond on ig

@yaekalerbich on tiktok

kaeya makes funny and silly videos on his tiktok, which actually got him quite a lot of followers. however he does post a few thirst traps and cute videos here and there. other than that, his other socials are pretty barren. he doesn't post on instagram but does spam his story with stan twitter memes.

as a member of the knights of favonius, kaeya does have access to their official instagram.

EULA

@eulwrnc on ig

@ kof.officialmond on ig

@Eula1025 on youtube

the ever so talented eula lawrence. her dancing has really put her on the map, as she posts kpop dance covers. furthermore, eula is an avid kpop stan and posts a bunch of her concert videos on her personal instagram, along with selfies on her and idols as she is sometimes selected as their bodyguard while they go on excursions in new mondstadt.

eula also has access to the official knights instagram.

MIKA

@schmidtmka on ig

@ kof.officialmond on ig

@mkiaschmidt on tiktok

mika doesn't really post on his instagram or tiktok... but he does post a lot on his story of the beautiful landscapes he sees while exploring teyvat's wonders. mika actually messed up his tiktok username in a state of panic, but since he gets so busy he hasn't had any time to change it.

since mika assists eula in her work, he too has access to the knights' instagram.

FISCHL

@theprinzessinofcl on ig

@lhcsifamy on ig

@lhcsifamy on tiktok

@lhcsifamy on twitter

@lhcsifamy on twitch

what an influencer! fischl being the amazing cosplayer she is amassed millions of followers across teyvat! she has two instagrams: one to promote her cosplay shows and occasional collabs with barbara, the other is her personal one. fischl uses her tiktok to showcase her outfits, her twitter to fight with random ppl online (her idol is charli xcx btw) and her twitch for her gaming.

BENNETT

@bennyboy0229 on ig

@bennettttto3o on tiktok

@mondstadtsbarbie on tiktok

@Bennett's Gaming Channel on youtube

much like most kids his age, bennett's very adventurous and loves playing video games. which is why he opened his own youtube channel where he plays his favourite games with klee and razor! bennett doesn't really post on or use instagram that often but is on tiktok sometimes. he also has a secret barbara fan page hehe...

BARBARA

@ barbarapegg_offcl on ig

@ mondstadt.barbie on ig

@ barbarapegg.official on tiktok

@barbbpegg_official on twitter

barbara has two instagrams: a personal account and another to promote her idol activities. on her person account, barbara doesn't post often. but normally she posts pictures of her, amber, fischl and lumine hanging out at lumine's flower shop. she also spams her story.. like, a lot. usually with memes and pictures of her dog, phila. (derived from philanemo mushroom)

barbara's tiktok and twitter account is also used to promote her idol activities.

RAZOR

@hi_.imrazor on ig

he doesn't post. like at all. he just has an account. he's the type of person that just likes stories without even looking at them. he also only follows the twins, fischl, bennett, the knights and barbara.

ALBEDO

@ kreideprinz on ig

@ kof.officialmond on ig

@Kreideprinz on twitch

albedo being the artist he is likes to promote and sell his paintings on instagram. he also streams his art processes on twitch.

albedo also has access to the knights' official instagram. he was actually the one who suggested that the knights have their own instagram.

VENTI

@ ventithebard_ on ig

@barsabtobatso on twitter

on instagram, venti likes to post his song covers he does on his ukulele. however on twitter it's a completely story... 😭

there, he just fights with people on stan twitter.

on venti's close friends story, he always jokes about how the word almond is in the knights' official username and usually references xiao...

MONA

@mnamgstz on ig

@mgstz0831 on tiktok

mona is a pinterest GIRLYYYYYY. she posts such aesthetic pictures about her life in the favonius district of uptown new mondstadt. with crystals and evil eye charms, bouquets from lumine's lillies (trademarked) and ootds, mona really is living that fairy grunge lifestyle.

on her tiktok, she posts lip sync vids and tarot readings, along with manifestation videos and sage burnings.

ROSARIA

@roezahreeuh on ig

@roezahreeuh on tiktok

though never posting on instagram, rosaria frequently posts lip syncs of her in gaudy, mcbling, y2k and gothy clothing to accentuate her overall vibe. she also tends to keep her replies to comments dry and minimal and likes to make her account look as aesthetically pleasing to her vibe as possible.

NOELLE

@rosy.elleee on ig

@ kof.officialmond on ig

on noelle's personal instagram, she posts baking and cooking videos. along with this, she does home cleaning, design and quick and easy life hack videos!

as expected, noelle has access to the knights' official instagram.

DIONA

@Diona Katzlein on youtube

@dionalove9276 on tiktok

diona doesn't do much on her tiktok. it's a private account and the only people that follow her are bennett, razor, amber, klee, qiqi, yaoyao, sayu and the twins.

whereas her youtube account, she posts random vlogs that normally end in her ipad getting taken by her dad while he's drunk... at least she has a good following (it's literally just the kids and the twins that watch her shit)

THOMA

@oma._0109 on ig

@taroumaru9276._. on ig

@komoreteashop on ig

@ totomato___ on tiktok

on thoma's personal instagram, he posts cute mini vlogs (which he also posts on his tiktok) and adorable ootds.

thoma also has an instagram for taroumaru where he posts pictures and videos of the dog playing and other... dog stuff, and also manages the instagram for the komore teahouse and shop.

DILUC

@thedawnwinery on ig

@ kof.officialmond on ig

since diluc doesn't necessarily have a need for social media, the only accounts he has are for the dawn winery, and the one for the knights of favonius.

SUCROSE

@ alchem_sucrose on ig

@ampulla1126 on tiktok

much like razor, sucrose doesn't post at all on instagram. all she has on her profile are her pronouns and her profile picture, which is a picture of cecilias

on tiktok, sucrose doesn't do much either. she just got an account for the sake of having account like all her other friends. but she does enjoy watching klee's adventures and diona's vlogs.

KLEE

@Clever Clover Klee on youtube

@clevercloverklee on tiktok

last but not least... klee! klee's posts on both tiktok and youtube showcase her fun adventures with bennett and razor in the wildlife and vast environment of different places in teyvat. all of klee's fun and eccentric videos are filmed, edited and funded by alice, her mom.

[aqualudia]

New Fanfic is here:

Nervenzusammenbruch [engl. Mental Breakdown]

Xiao is invited with three other musicians to perform in Germany. He might lose a suitcase in the process but gains a lover in return.

(Adult funtime in the last chapter)

[Inspired by the Genshin Concert Promotional Video]

Chapter 1: Currywurst [engl. curry sausage]

[cujohcaps]

genshin caps masterlist

by @kaizokucujoh masterlist for my genshin caps for easier access - list starts below the cut.  sorted by just character caps and demos/trailers/cutscenes.

layouts/icons/caps for characters: > kaedehara kazuha [1] [2] > shikanoin heizou [1] > jean [1] > hu tao [1] > scara [1]  caps from character teasers/demos & version trailers: > harbinger interlude chapter teaser > sumeru promotional video [1] [2] > collei: sprout in the thicket (collei demo) > king deshret and the three magi (3.1 trailer) [1] [2] [3] [4] > 3.1 livestream official artwork [1] [2] > 2nd year genshin concert artwork > genshin anime concept trailer [1] [2] [3] > cyno: a just punishment (cyno teaser) [1] [2] > scara 3.1 archon quest cutscene  > greater lord rukkhadevata 3.1 cutscene > nilou: dancing grace (nilou teaser)   > nahida: happy birthday (nahida teaser) [1] [2] [3] > random liyue icons (from official artworks) > all senses clear, all existence void (scara in 3.3 trailer) > wanderer: ashes (scara teaser) > the exquisite night chimes (3.4 lantern rite event art for beidou, yun jin, yelan) ~ some caps may have links in the post - feel free to click because they’re just alternative size headers!

[babylulururu]

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My Top Posts in 2021

#5

ok but can we just talk about how damn catchy Tokonatsu☆Sunshine

is?

5 notes • Posted 2021-09-10 23:31:39 GMT

#4

what are my chances without even trying

first nuzlocke and this happens

7 notes • Posted 2021-03-09 01:19:09 GMT

#3

Since tomorrow is my birthday, I'd figure I'd open the floor to an Ask Me Anything (within reason).

I'll queue my responses up and have them post throughout my birthday. I want to celebrate with y'all since I didn't really get to celebrate it last year due to the virus. You can even ask my other two blogs @lulururuartcorner , @animalcrossingprecure and @lulururuwrites if you want to!

I'll be reblogging this throughout the day if you by chance happen to miss when this goes up.

I can't wait to answer your questions!

11 notes • Posted 2021-08-11 04:02:40 GMT

#2

If you haven't watched this, you really should! I don't normally promote Love Live Videos but the preview of Omoi yo Hitotsu ni Nare is up for Riko. If you've been following Love Live for a while, you'll know that Riko never sang that song in the anime due to being at a piano concert. When it came time to perform this song live for Aqours's first live, they had Riko's voice actress, Rikako Aida, play the piano for this song. She had zero experience playing it, but in three months she managed to play it in front of a large crowd, but on Day 2 of their first live, she messed up and they decided to redo the song. She was really shaken up from that. When Aqours performed their fourth live, Riko was added to the choreography. This live was performed at Toyko Dome, which is the second-largest venue in Japan (the first being only really saved for sports events; only a few artists ever performed there), so it was pretty important. It was a success story, and being able to hear Riko's solo of this song is really sweet. Sorry I'm rambling but go listen to the snippet of it if you want!

12 notes • Posted 2021-09-04 13:02:50 GMT

#1

the genshin impact fandom right now is crazy as shit dont be attacking people who have nothing to do with this shit because your little anniversary didnt go the way you wanted jesus christ what are you a toddler whose mommy said that they had to eat their veggies?

13 notes • Posted 2021-09-30 10:58:41 GMT

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How Fortnite Became Gaming’s Great Shameless Marketing Tool

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“Fortnite is dead” felt like an increasingly popular sentiment in 2020. You certainly didn’t have to look too hard to find comments from gamers who felt that it was the end of an era for a game so popular that it was prominently featured in the highest-grossing movie of all-time.

But in recent months, it felt like the game had fallen off the cultural radar. Whenever you looked at Twitch, it seemed like most of the service’s most popular streamers had moved on to Call of Duty: Warzone, Valorant, and a legion of viral games like Fall Guys, Among Us, and Genshin Impact. Fortnite rarely felt like the game to watch anymore.

Even as the spread of Covid-19 forced most people into quarantine and boosted the success of games like Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Fortnite struggled to work its way back into the narrative the same way that it had in the past. The closest it got to controlling the conversation this year was as the subject of Epic’s war with Apple, as fans and outlets speculated about the impact this high-profile breakup would have on the game’s present and future.

Yet, Fortnite‘s most recent in-game event broke records once again as 15.3 million concurrent players joined the end of season 4 battle against Galactus and over 3.4 million people watched the event play out on Twitch and YouTube. That may sound like an unusual spike in players, but the truth of the matter is that the numbers have always been on Fortnite‘s side.

While Epic doesn’t typically reveal Fortnite‘s official user count or revenue figures, scrapes of the data that is available paint a compelling picture of the game’s continued success. Estimates made in August suggest that over 20 million people still play Fortnite daily. The game also made over $1.8 billion in 2019, which is a drop from the game’s $2.4 billion in revenue in 2018 but is still better than the vast majority of free-to-play games. Meanwhile, Fortnite‘s viewership numbers may have dipped slightly over time, but the game’s “Black Hole” event is still the most-viewed video game event in history while the in-game Travis Scott concert attracted more players than the game’s very first concert.

Fortnite‘s absurd event numbers reveal a key point. The reason why some people seem to think that Fortnite is failing is that they’re still trying to measure the title’s success like it’s any other video game. Instead, they should recognize Fortnite for what it has become: the greatest marketing tool in video game history.

Before Fortnite, ads in video games were typically treated with as much reverence as loot boxes, whether it was the Skittles-inspired Darkened Skye or Pepsiman, which was designed to sell cola. The most these games could hope for in the late ’90s and early ’00s was that word of mouth of how cringeworthy they were would help them sell their intended products. But oddly enough, these games were the precursors for the type of viral marketing that would one day turn Fortnite into a powerhouse.

When Fortnite‘s battle royale mode was released in 2017, it was essentially released as a companion piece to the less successful Fortnite: Save the World base-building shooter, which was originally the game’s main component. To some, the battle royale mode was Epic’s desperate attempt to quickly capitalize on the success of PUBG, the PC game largely credited for popularizing this particular subgenre. However, a little time with the game revealed the truth.

Fortnite: Battle Royale arrived as a well-made, easy-to-play title while PUBG was a rough early access game loaded with bugs. Most importantly, Fortnite was a light, family-friendly alternative packed with raw silliness while PUBG was a “realistic” military-based shooter. In many ways, Fortnite‘s zany art style and gameplay were simply more appealing to general audiences.

The mode’s more casual silliness quickly became its calling card. Take the battle royale mode’s dancing emotes. While some have (perhaps rightfully) called out Epic for stealing certain dance moves, there’s no question that Fortnite popularized many of these moves on such a grand scale that the game became associated with them more than their creators. If you can stomach watching it, this video of Ninja “flossing” in Times Square during the NYC 2018 New Year’s Eve party really captures how Fortnite shamelessly forced its way into the public conscious:

But for all of its success as a video game, Fortnite had yet to evolve into its final form. In 2018, Fortnite kicked off its first major in-game events as well as its first significant promotional tie-in: a campaign for the FIFA World Cup. While it makes sense that a live service game developer would want to capitalize off of a global event like the World Cup, in this instance, the relationship was mutually beneficial. Soccer players across the world were already incorporating Fortnite references into their celebrations, and FIFA enjoyed the viral moments that came with popular footballers like Antoine Griezmann performing the “Take the L” dance after scoring a goal. FIFA and Fortnite seemed to be a natural fit.

“Natural” also perfectly describes Fortnite‘s then-shocking 2018 in-game event which allowed players to hunt down the Infinity Stones from the Avengers movies and become Thanos. Prior to that event, it would have been difficult to name a developer savvy enough to not only quickly capitalize on the release of the year’s hottest movie (Avengers: Infinity War) but to build the kind of platform where such a collaboration felt exciting rather than just another cheap marketing ploy.

But that’s the thing about Fortnite. It’s flexible enough that it can incorporate characters and ideas from just about any universe without feeling like the “core” or “spirit” of the game is being compromised in some way. Fortnite was practically built on a foundation of silliness. In the age of memes, shameless streamers, and yes, the growth of the battle royale concept, Fortnite became this pop culture vessel that elevated, and sometimes re-shaped, nearly everything it touched.

There’s perhaps no greater example of Fortnite‘s marketing power than the case of Keanu Reeves and John Wick. One of Fortnite’s most popular early skins was a character called The Reaper who bore a striking resemblance to John Wick. The resemblance was so striking, in fact, that Reeves helped the team officially add John Wick to the game after he said kids were coming up to him in the street and calling him “Fortnite guy.” It’s another case of Fortnite not only being able to juggle the lead of a Rated R action movie as easily as The Avengers and soccer stars but the game’s ability to weirdly appropriate pieces of pop culture and recontextualize them for an entirely different (often younger) audience.

To the studio’s credit, Epic treats these special events as something truly special. Travis Scott didn’t just put on a concert, he became a towering behemoth that players orbited as he tore through time and space. Fortnite didn’t screen a scene from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker — Epic designed an elaborate sequence that concluded with the addition of lightsabers to the game.

And that’s where we find Fortnite at the end of 2020 as players finish their battle against Galactus (for now) and don skins from The Mandalorian. Epic has built a marketing platform that is so effective and in-tune with the digital age that it has inspired marketing analysts to study just how the studio did it. In those studies, you hear words like “freemium,” “engagement,” and “community.” Those elements are certainly part of Fortnite‘s success in this arena.

Yet, when trying to wrap your head around just how Epic built the most effective billboard of the digital age, consider the possibility that Epic’s real accomplishment is making Fortnite a fun and wildly engaging game first before it tried to cash-in as a viral marketing tool for other brands. Brands wouldn’t be talking to Epic if Fortnite didn’t have such a strong foundation in the first place.

Fortnite: Battle Royale was built on the idea that Fortnite needed to adapt or die. It’s that philosophy that has allowed the game to become the kind of digital marketing platform that may never be replicated.

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[geomains]

GENSHIN IMPACT (2020) genshin concert ✴ promotional video dev. hoyoverse

[geomains]

GENSHIN IMPACT (2020) genshin concert ✴ promotional video dev. hoyoverse