“This is the funniest thing I’ve seen all year” MrBeast Set to stream on Kick to protest against new Twitch Guidelines

The live streaming giant Twitch recently revealed that they are changing some branded content guidelines.

“This is the funniest thing I’ve seen all year” MrBeast Set to stream on Kick to protest against new Twitch Guidelines

The live streaming giant Twitch recently revealed that they are changing some branded content guidelines. However, these new guidelines have offended many content creators. Many content creators, including Asmongold, Ludwig, Ninja, etc., called out these changes and criticized the platform. Now, one of the most prominent YouTubers, MrBeast has revealed that he might stream on Kick following this guidelines fiasco.

The new guidelines affect the sponsored streams. To sum up these changes, Twitch is clamping down on how branded content works on the platform. These sponsored streams are very important for the content creator’s income. Any content creator streaming a game, or promoting a product as part of a deal will be affected by these changes. So MrBeast jumping in is very much justified.

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MrBeast teases streaming on Kick to protest against Twitch’s new branded content guidelines

"This is the funniest thing I’ve seen all year" MrBeast Set stream on Kick to protest against new Twitch Guidelines

MrBeast usually makes his content on YouTube only and does not indulge in live streaming on any of the platforms be it Twitch, Rumble, or Kick. However, shortly after Twitch disclosed their new guidelines, MrBeast jumped into the debate and accused Twitch of “handicapping” creators.

In a now-deleted tweet, he said,

“This is the funniest thing I’ve seen all year, I’m not even a Twitch streamer and now I want to stream on a competitor just to spite them for you guys. If YouTube pulled this sh*t, I’d lose my mind.”

In addition to that, the newly popularized streaming platform, Kick posted the photo of Mrbeast following Kick on Twitter along with the above tweet to which MrBeast replied and said that he might stream on Kick just to protest against Twitch.

Fans react to MrBeast possibly streaming on Kick

Many Fans including Elon Musk gave their take on MrBeast’s protest against Twitch and expressed it on Twitter.

Mr. Beast streaming on Kick is good news for Kick and alarming for Twitch. Kick has come out as a new rival to Twitch in recent times. Twitch has been making many enemies lately with its strict guidelines, which have resulted in many popular streamers jumping ship. Now this new guideline controversy has arisen, it seems like Twitch is all in for digging its own grave. Popular OTK members Asmongold and Mizkif have also bashed Twitch and have threatened to leave the Amazon-owned platform with the OTK network.

Twitch has apologized and said that creators might have misinterpreted the whole thing. They included that they will re-write and correct the language soon to make the message clearer. So fans will have to see if MrBeast indeed streams on Kick or not.

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