Kick CEO Gave Adin Ross a Rolls-Royce. Kick, a relatively new player in the streaming platform arena, has taken the spotlight by gifting Adin Ross, a former Twitch personality, an extravagant Rolls-Royce for his birthday. As Kick aspires to challenge the dominance of Twitch in the streaming industry, it’s determined to establish itself as a formidable contender.
For those not well-acquainted with Kick, it burst onto the scene less than a year ago with a bold pledge—to provide content creators with greater creative freedom and significantly higher earnings than what Twitch offers. Initially met with skepticism about its potential impact in the ever-evolving world of streaming, Kick has been steadily silencing the naysayers as its popularity grows. Smaller streamers are drawn to Kick because of its more generous payouts, while several high-profile streamers are making the switch, driven by the appealing deals offered by Kick and their desire to cultivate dedicated fan bases, as an alternative to Twitch’s stringent community guidelines.
One of the prominent figures who recently transitioned from Twitch to Kick is Adin Ross. Although the specific details of Ross’s agreement with Kick remain confidential, it’s evident that Kick’s leadership values him highly. In a recent stream, Adin Ross was blindfolded and led into a garage where he was pleasantly surprised with the keys to a brand-new Rolls-Royce, a birthday gift from Kick’s team, including their CEO, Eddie Craven.
The sheer astonishment on Adin Ross’s face when he uncovered his eyes and beheld the opulent gift was unmistakable. After receiving birthday wishes from Craven, Ross couldn’t resist making a light-hearted jab at his former platform, remarking, “Twitch would never,” in response to the generosity displayed by Kick.
The future of streaming platforms may be uncertain, but Kick is making significant headway in attracting top-tier streamers. In June, Kick sealed a remarkable $100 million deal with one of Twitch’s leading streamers, xQc. Furthermore, Amouranth, a prominent female streamer on Twitch, has also ventured onto the Kick platform, although the financial specifics of her contract have not been disclosed. Adin Ross revealed a few months ago that both YouTuber IShowSpeed and Twitch star Kai Cenat were each presented with $40 million offers by Kick, although they ultimately turned down the proposals.
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