“Honestly, I should talk to him about this on stream” Pokimane Gives her take on OTK Co-Founder Mizkif Signing with Rumble

One True King (OTK) co-founder Matthew Rinaudo, aka Mizkif, has signed a deal with the emerging streaming platform Rumble as a part-time streamer. With the signing of Mizkif, Rumble has made the battle of live-streaming platforms very interesting. Mizkif going with Rumble surely made a few headlines so her good friend and popular Pokimane also gave her take on this news.

During her livestream, a viewer on the chat asked Pokimane about her thoughts on Mizkif’s move. She didn’t know about the Rumble and asked her chat to fill her in about this. Her audience gave quite many different definitions of the website. One Said Rumble is a right-wing ‘free speech’ YouTube clone. Pokimane speculated that Mizkif’s move was surely due to money. She said,

“I mean, he obviously did it for money, which is unfortunate, because I don’t think he needs the money,”

Pokimane further said that she would surely talk to Mizkif about his decision.

“Honestly, I should talk to him about this on stream. That’s probably the fairest way to do this. Yes, sorry. I mean, no, on stream. All good. Because that’s the kind of guy Miz is! You know? He’s happy to make content on anything.”

Fans can surely expect Mizkif and Pokimane on a podcast or live stream in the coming future to discuss the Rumble. It will be quite interesting to see how Pokimane confronts Mizkif. It will be far-fetched to think that Poki can change Miz’s mind about the deal but you never know.

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Rumble is going all in for streaming wars

Twitch has been the undisputed leader of gaming streaming sites and has blown every competitor out of the water. It took out Facebook Gaming and Mixer to cultivate a sizeable audience all around the globe. But recently due to frequent bans and the rise of some creators with a different ideology than Twitch’s, platforms like Kick and Rumble have become the talk of the town now. Some notable names like Adin Ross and Sentinel’s pro, SicK have moved to Kick.

However, Rumble, on the other hand, has bagged names like JiDion and Akademiks. In addition to that, one of the most controversial of recent times, Andrew Tate, also hosts his content on Rumble. Rumble has been giving space to those streamers who got banned on other platforms and have committed to freedom of speech. A few weeks earlier, Popular streamer Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed announced their live-streaming show on Rumble.

So Fans can expect to see these two new up-and-coming streaming platforms give some hard competition to Twitch in this ongoing streaming platform war. As of now, Twitch is still way ahead of these two platforms as the majority of streamers and pro players like to stream on Twitch. Even major esports tournaments are broadcasted on Twitch.

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