Streamers have become one of the most popular sources of entertainment today. They are highly sought after by streaming platforms such as Twitch or Kick. As a result, it is common to see a streamer sign an exclusive deal to stream only on one platform. BruceDropEmOff recently made the move to Kick from Twitch. As he started his first stream on Kick, the streamer was shocked to see who was among his viewers!

Canadian rapper Drake made headlines as he made an appearance in BruceDropEmOff’s Kick chat. It was an incredible moment for the streamer as he began his journey on the streaming platform.

Drake’s appearance on BruceDropEmOff’s Kick stream

As BruceDropEmOff made his way through the stream, reading the chat and entertaining his viewers, one name caught his eye. In his initial disbelief, Bruce could not believe it was Drake who was in the stream.

“But that’s certifiable. But that’s certifiable lover boy. No way Drake came into the stream and dropped subs!” exclaimed Bruce, shocked and in disbelief.

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Drake’s appearance comes as no surprise to fans. Following the signing of Bruce, Kick set out to sign a plethora of other Twitch streamers as well. On their Twitter account, they announced Drake will be making an appearance on streams on the platform. The rapper made his way through a cluster of random streams, with over 20000 subs at his disposal to donate across over a hundred different streamers. Drake is known to be a gamer himself, previously playing Fortnite alongside Twitch legend Ninja.

Drake’s appearance and the love he showed to the channel were a welcome addition for Bruce. With Bruce’s streaming career on Kick just beginning, Drake’s appearance drew more people to the stream because of his presence. As a result, his viewership numbers skyrocketed. Kick even reported its own user base increasing by adding Bruce to their roster of streamers.

Bruce’s move to Kick

Bruce revealed his move to Kick at the end of May 2023. The move comes during tense relations between the streamer and streaming giant, Twitch. Bruce has received multiple Twitch bans in the past. Subsequently, he decided to move on from Twitch, similar to several other streamers, because of the freedom to produce content they want with looser restrictions on them.

Kick has been offering a wide range of benefits to streamers, most notably, the pay split. Kick offers a 95/5 split for creators on the platform, making it the more lucrative road to take.

What are your thoughts on Kick? Will the streaming platform outperform Twitch? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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