VtuberLab

There’s something magnetic about a VTuber who owns every inch of their identity, from the piercings down to the pixels. That’s exactly the energy Vego brings to the scene. With a 3D VTuber model and a street-smart design sense, he’s turning casual scrolls into jaw-dropping spotlights, one snapshot at a time.

If you’re a VTuber or aspiring creator still hesitating on your first post or tweaking your setup for the hundredth time, Vego’s story might be just the spark you need.

From Discover Feed to Digital Fame

“I was scrolling through my discover feed like… woah. These people look amazing. I started messaging people: What is this? How do I get into this? And then—well, this happened.”
— Vego

Like many VTubers, Vego didn’t start with a grand plan. His journey kicked off with a casual scroll through the Discover feed, a moment of curiosity that turned into a full-blown identity project.

That “woah” moment is familiar to anyone who’s fallen into the VTube rabbit hole. Whether it’s jaw-dropping avatars, stylized aesthetics, or high-energy personas, something always clicks. For Vego, that spark turned into bold, confident self-expression through 3D modeling, all from mobile.

The Signature Vego Vibe: Bad Boy With a Beat

“My style is very much like my style in real life. Classic bad boy, the piercings, the eyes, the tattoos. I try to make a strong first impression.”

What makes Vego stand out isn’t just his VTuber avatar; it’s the attitude. His model carries a visual punch, inspired directly by his real-life style. This is where VTuber design meets personal branding, and Vego nails it.

The piercings, the stare, the ink, it’s a vibe. And in a space as saturated as VTubing, a strong, recognizable first impression isn’t just aesthetic, it’s strategic.

If you’re working on your own VTuber avatar, take notes here: identity sells. Don’t be afraid to lean into the parts of yourself that feel loud, it’s often what makes you memorable.

3D, Mobile, and Real-Time Flexibility

“I use 3D modeling, it’s just more flexible and easier. Most of my modeling happens on mobile, so it’s easier to be a snapshot.”

Let’s pause and talk tech.

While some VTubers lean toward high-powered PCs and elaborate rigs, Vego proves you can go far with mobile-based 3D modeling. This flexibility allows him to be reactive, capturing looks and moods in real-time, with minimal wait.

His process is a reminder that your VTuber setup doesn’t need to be overcomplicated. Start with the tools that work for you. Whether it’s Vroid Studio, IMVU, Live3D, ZEPETO, or even Reality, the goal is expression, not perfection. These platforms offer a range of creative freedom, from fully customizable 3D avatars to mobile-friendly live streaming tools.

That First Big Break: The Discovery Buzz

“My first picture making it on Discovery… the likes were sending so many notifications to my phone, I couldn’t stop smiling. It was surreal.”

This is the turning point in every VTuber journey, when someone outside your circle notices you.

For Vego, that moment was the IMVU Discovery page. He remembers doing laps around his room in disbelief. That kind of excitement is what fuels the VTubing grind, the adrenaline of seeing your hard work pop off.

But here’s the unspoken truth: that moment often comes after hours (or days) of behind-the-scenes work that no one sees.

Comparison, Competition, and Creator Confidence

“There’s some fierce competition. Just don’t let it get to your head. We’re all here to make a difference in someone’s day—or someone’s life.”

If you’re a VTuber, you’ve been there. Scrolling through a feed of perfect lighting, smooth rigs, unreal avatars, and suddenly your work feels… small.

Vego’s advice here hits home: don’t compare, connect. You never know whose day your post is improving or who needed your energy that day. That’s the magic of VTubing, you’re not just a creator, you’re an emotional presence.

The Secret Sauce: Being All of Yourself

“I think some people are afraid to show who they really are. I’m not. I give my fans every version of myself. They’re my support system.”

Authenticity isn’t just a buzzword in VTubing,  it’s currency. While many creators curate a single persona, Vego embraces every version of himself. It’s why his fans stick around. He doesn’t hide behind the avatar, he lives through it.

This level of openness can be scary, especially when you’re still finding your voice. But the VTuber community responds to real. If you’re willing to be vulnerable, you’ll be surprised how much support flows back.

Don’t Lose Sight of Why You Started

“There were times when I didn’t feel like myself… just going along with whatever. You shouldn’t lose sight of why you’re doing this.”

Burnout is real, especially in a space where you’re constantly performing, editing, posting, and engaging. For Vego, that meant occasionally drifting from his own style to follow trends. But he always pulled back.

This is an important reminder for every VTuber: your voice matters more than any algorithm. If you started for the love of design, roleplay, or community, let that drive your content calendar, not just numbers.

How to Stay Grounded as a VTuber?

• Revisit your origin story — what excited you about VTubing in the first place?
• Create content that energizes you, not just what performs well.
• Take breaks without guilt — rest fuels creativity.
• Surround yourself with a community that values authenticity over trends.
• Keep experimenting — even small tweaks can rekindle your creative spark.

VTubing isn’t a sprint. It’s a long-form journey, and the more it reflects you, the more it will resonate.

Behind the Scenes: Time, Patience, and Pixels

“It takes so long to prepare just to get a good photo. People underestimate how much time it takes. But it’s worth it.”

Don’t let the quick-scroll platforms fool you, VTubing takes work. Vego’s creative process, even on mobile, involves hours of modeling, positioning, lighting, and visual storytelling. And he’s not alone. Whether you’re rendering in Unity or rigging in Live2D, the time adds up. From tweaking color palettes to hunting the perfect camera angle, every detail matters.

But as he says, it’s worth it. There’s something fulfilling about seeing your vision come together, frame by frame, until it becomes something other people feel, connect with, and remember.

It’s the Fans That Keep the Fire Alive

“I’ve gotten personal messages from people telling me what it means to them. That’s what keeps me going even when it gets hard.”

This is the core of Vego’s motivation, and honestly, for most VTubers too.

Yes, the art is fun. Yes, the aesthetics are cool. But it’s the connection that makes it stick. When someone says your presence helped them through a rough day or made them feel seen, it’s like lightning in your chest.

That’s what we build for.

Connect with Vego: Real, Raw, and Always Himself

If Vego’s vibe speaks to you, and let’s be real, that mix of unfiltered honesty and bold energy is unforgettable, you can show your support by following, engaging, or just saying hey. Whether it’s a like on his latest snapshot or a message in his DMs, every interaction helps fuel the fire for this classic bad boy of IMVU.

🔗 IMVU: https://www.imvu.com/next/av/heyimcoleeee/
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heyitsssscole

“They’re my support system. I’ll give them every version of me. No filter.” — Vego

Final Thoughts

Vego’s story isn’t about flashy premieres or viral moments. It’s about showing up, staying true to your style, and making someone’s day a little brighter, even through a screen. From his first discovery spotlight to his mobile-based 3D workflow, Vego reminds us that VTubing is more than streaming. It’s storytelling. It’s identity. And it’s for everyone. So if you’ve been waiting for a sign to post that avatar pic, hit “go live,” or test out your VTuber setup, this is it.