xQc signs $100 million deal with Kick

In a pioneering move that has shocked the live broadcasting industry, the world-famous Félix live broadcast devicexQcLengyel has signed a huge deal with live streaming platform Kick. This unprecedented partnership marks an important shift in the world of live broadcasting, promising an evolution that will redefine the landscape as we know it.

According to The New York TimesThe highly lucrative streaming deal involving xQc and Kick is set to pay an impressive $35 million per year for two years, with the potential for an additional $30 million in incentives if the popular streamer hits specific performance goals.

Kick, a relatively new streaming platform, has received financial support from prominent online gambling companies, Including Stake.com. The platform launched after Twitch restricted gambling on its website and as a result saw notables such as Adin Ross, BruceDropEmOff and Trainwreckstv flock to its ranks.

xQc states that choosing Kick as its next platform was easy

In a statement, xQc expressed its excitement about the deal, saying: “Kick allows me to try and do things I’ve never been able to do before. It should have been a difficult conversation with every platform in space throwing that presents my path, but after talking to Kick and the team behind it, the choice was clear.”

Kick CEO Ed Craven shared his excitement about xQc joining their platform, emphasizing the opportunity for him to reinvent himself in an environment that treats him like an adult and values ​​his creative contributions. Craven stated, “It is an exciting journey that xQc is embarking on with Kick – the opportunity to revolutionize the industry and take control of the future of broadcasting.”

The news comes as a huge blow for Twitch, as xQc is the latest in a list of high-profile streamers to start streaming on rival platforms.

Streamers and industry insiders are reacting to recent developments surrounding Twitch and xQc’s deal with Kick, expressing a range of opinions.

CS:GO streamer mOE expressed his disbelief, saying “Twitch directed “fuck you” at a train wreck, and what does it do? He goes and starts a competitor and signs the number one player in a huge deal. You can’t make nonsense. “

Popular YouTube star Ludwig Ahgren also expressed his disbelief comparing xQc’s contract to that of Lebron James.

‘Zack’, last month’s most-watched English live-streaming showAsmongoldA kick was also sent on Twitter following the announcement.

While many are still amazed at the sheer scale of the move, others have expressed doubts about Kick’s sustainability as a streaming platform.