Rumble, a popular streaming platform, has once again proven its mettle in the gaming community by successfully acquiring a prominent Twitch streamer. The competition among leading streaming platforms like Twitch and YouTube is constantly evolving. However, a new player in the streaming industry named Kick has recently made headlines for its attempts to recruit top talent from Twitch. Despite Kick's efforts, Rumble has emerged as a new contender this month, capturing the spotlight.
On May 16, Kai Cenat, the most subscribed streamer on Twitch, and renowned YouTuber iShowSpeed announced their collaboration on a new show called "The Kai 'N Speed Show." This show will exclusively be streamed on Rumble's platform. This announcement came as a surprise to many, as it was widely expected that they would be joining Kick, as previously claimed by Adin Ross. Adin even mentioned during a live stream that Kick had offered each of them $40 million to join their platform, while he was unaware of what Rumble had offered them.
Rumble made headlines by announcing the signing of Mizkif, a well-known Twitch streamer and co-owner of OTK. Mizkif himself confirmed this during one of his Twitch streams, revealing that he would be streaming on Rumble twice a week or for a few hours. However, he made it clear that his presence on Rumble would not interfere with his activity on Twitch. He also mentioned that Rumble has plans to focus more on gaming and has simply asked him to play games.
Mizkif stated that his decision to join Rumble was not based on financial gain, but rather the opportunity to contribute to the platform's growth. With over 2 million followers on Twitch, Mizkif's addition to Rumble's gaming section is expected to significantly enhance the platform's offerings. Despite Twitch and YouTube's established market dominance, the emergence of competition like Rumble and Kick can drive innovation and push the boundaries of established platforms, ultimately benefiting all users.
