Popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat alongside iShowSpeed directed sharp criticism toward the streaming platform Kick, emphasizing that they "missed out" on having him onboard during a live stream. As tensions escalated between Kai and Twitch due to repeated bans for violating the platform's terms of service, Kick had been actively pursuing the streamer, attempting to establish a favorable relationship.
In a surprising twist, Kai Cenat not only disparaged Kick but also expressed excitement for Rumble, his upcoming show with iShowSpeed. Despite Kick's prolonged interest in acquiring Kai Cenat, his recent remarks hinted that the streamer has moved past the possibility of joining the platform.
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'If you wanted us, you could have had us'
During a live stream session with iShowSpeed, Kai initially requested the streaming service Kick to "get back" promptly followed by a swift apology. However, within moments he expressed his criticism.
His frustration with the platform became obvious as he went on, “I’m sorry Kick. Rumble up! You know what? You know what? Yo, Kick! If you wanted us, you could have had us! W Rumble.”
As Speed remained silent in the clip, it is uncertain whether he agreed with Kai's statements.
Despite Kick's previous support for Kai Cenat during his Twitch ban, where they publicly criticized the rival streaming service for what they deemed a 'priceless' mistake, it seems that their efforts have not yielded positive results.
Interestingly, there is also a personal aspect to this rejection, as Adin Ross, a prominent streamer on Kick and a strong advocate for the platform, has persistently attempted to recruit both Kai Cenat and iShowSpeed, showcasing his eagerness to have them join the Kick community.
'I mean be real who tf is watching kick'
Following the stream, many fans gathered on social media to express their views about Kai Cenat calling out Kick. One user wrote, "Basically dissing adin," while another user wrote, "I mean be real who tf is watching kick." A third user took a jab at Kai, writing, "Good let @KickStreaming get some quality content and not this crap."
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