Mizkif First Stream On Rumble

Here are the statistics for one of Twitch’s most well-known streamers, Mizkif, who recently secured a deal with another live-streaming service, Rumble.

Live-streaming services like Twitch, YouTube, Kick, and now Rumble have all recently stepped up their efforts to compete for viewers interested in hanging around in a streamer’s chat. In this never-ending battle for platform domination, hiring streamers with massive, established followings in the aim of luring them to your platform with exclusive streams is a common strategy. Kick earlier this year hired GMHikaru with this objective in mind, and Rumble is following suit by signing big players like Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed.

Another appears to be building momentum in the distance, as Rumble recently revealed yet another significant deal. Additionally, the newest addition to the platform, Mizkif, co-founder and owner of OTK, will now stream on Rumble twice weekly. How do these figures compare to what the broadcaster typically draws on Twitch given that his May 29 debut stream lasted 4 hours and had an average viewership of 8000? 

The data obtained during his first Rumble session was reported on by Streams Charts, a service that tracks the data of numerous live-streaming websites and personalities. Wrote the official Twitter page of Streams Charts; “9160 peak viewership during Mizkif’s first stream at Rumble. The average viewership number was on the 8k mark during 4 hours of broadcast.”

That figure is lower than during Mizkif’s Twitch sessions, which garnered 20 653 viewers on average during his last 30 days of streaming, according to their page on Mizkif’s Twitch streams. It’s important to remember that Rumble is a video-sharing website similar to YouTube, so it’s difficult to predict whether the stream will wind up drawing more viewers overall than his typical Twitch feed. In addition, Rumble is a smaller platform than Twitch, therefore fewer viewers are anticipated. Due to these latest signings, Rumble is accumulating more skill and viewers. Kick’s audience has skyrocketed in recent months; perhaps Rumble will be the next streamer destination.