Social Media Girls

I meant "queeneliaa" is banned - so it went from "queenelia" (old studio name) -> "queeneliaa" (banned) -> "queeneliaa_" (current name) on CB.

For those into numbers, here are her earnings over the past 12 months as "queeneliaa_" (according to statbate):
Feb 2025 - $1453 (only active half the month)
Mar 2025 - $2933
Apr 2025 - $2068
May 2025 - $2478
Jun 2025 - $3613
Jul 2025 - $2914
Aug 2025 - $4207
Sep 2025 - $3760
Oct 2025 - $2368
Nov 2025 - $2024 (only active half the month)
Dec 2025 - $4736
Jan 2026 - $4048

So, starting from 0 followers to 240k, her income has only gone up around 33%. When I found her in September, she was sitting at 2-3k viewers most of the time, I think her peak was 7k. Nowadays she sits at 10-20k viewers most of the time, but this does not meaningfully convert into more income for her. Most people are just watching, not paying. And at her current viewer numbers, she is practically in the top of CB already - not much room for her to grow. Might still be enough to coast on, but I'm concerned about her sustainability. Time will tell I suppose.

Another sign that she is working completely solo nowadays is honestly her username.
Li_Meow = studio
Queenelia = studio
Queeneliaa = solo
Queeneliaa_ = solo
yui_asuka = could be studio, most likely not

It's not like she is really attached to the name "Queenelia" I think - she calls herself Nelly in her tip menu, by her mods, in chat and on her other Fansly page ([Login or Register to view]) that she never even posted a single post on before making a new one ([Login or Register to view]).

If she had moved to a new studio, she would probably have started using a complete different name (like yui_asuka) instead of a variant of her old name, just like when she moved from Li_Meow to Queenelia. The fact that she went with "Queeneliaa" instead tells me she wanted to try and bring her old fanbase with her, but clearly that did not quite stick, since she had around 500k followers at the end of "Queenelia" and only have 240k a full year later.

As for her choosing "yui_asuka" on her new SC account I can only speculate, but she was probably worried "Queeneliaa_" might get her discovered and instabanned if that's what happened to her "Queeneliaa" profile in November. Since she often calls herself "Japanese" in some of her tubesite vids (guess it sells better) she probably thought she would go in that direction - might also be connected to the fact that marry_cordy who she did a collab with in her first yui_asuka stream has a Japanese setting in her studio room, just my guess. Still surprising to me that she never announced this name change on any of her TG channels, nor that she was doing a collab at all - the first shows with marry_cordy were not dualstreamed at all in her room, I only found out about it when the marry_cordy recs suddenly appeared on VK.

Gotta say though, had she been more stable, I would never have spent this much time tracking her online footprint. My brain just finds pattern matching and puzzle solving to be like catnip, and Queenelia's history is the most interesting mystery I've ever come upon (and to ).

I forgot to mention this in my timeline post, but I also found the evolution of her TG sales posts to be interesting.

The oldest one says:

"Guys, I have a private group with over 900 videos (soon to be 1000). Who wants to join (not for free) write to me in Private Messages - @queeneliasexy"

Friendly, but clear that it's not a free join. Then later, it changed into this:

"Guys, I have a private channel with over 970 videos (soon to be 1000). Who wants to join (not for free) write to me in Private Messages - @queeneliasexy (For spam, whining, begging - immediately banned)"

Updated numbers, now with an added ban warning. Then, earlier this year, she added:

"RULES: Only write to those who will purchase a subscription to the private channel. If you want to meet, chat, etc. for free, don't even hope for it, you will immediately be added to the BLACKLIST! If you are not going to pay, don't even bother writing, I will immediately BLOCK such people!"

This was after she deleted her "pay to chat" channel/profile - clearly she has no interest whatsoever in engaging with fans outside of them paying her. The hostile tone of the message is likely to deter serious buyers though - because it's unclear what sort of videos she offers, where they are hosted, and what access even costs. And if people think she might ban them for just asking for the price, they might not even bother. I've sometimes seen her go weeks without any sales at all on VK, less than 10 per month on average in the most recent months, despite her clear increase in popularity on CB/SC. Then again, she has deleted almost all her funnels, making her TG much more difficult to find for casual fans.