Asmongold to multistream his content, may include Kick

Khizar Mundia Published 25/05/2025

Popular streamer Zack “Asmongold” Hoyt has stated his intentions to multistream content on multiple platforms in the near future, and that will include Kick.

Asmongold is a known name in the streaming industry as the content creator has been around for some time and has amassed a significant following over the years. He dropped out of college to focus on his career as a streamer and was long best-known for his World of Warcraft streams. The streamer’s content has evolved since then and now he streams everything from politics to reactions to other creators’ content.

Asmongold became the co-owner of a streamer organization One True King and Starforge System, a company that sells prebuilt PCs. He has since left both the organization and the company after being dogged by controversy and drama, but still consistently streams on Twitch. Asmongold recently expressed his desire to multistream his content and fans may soon see him stream on Kick as a result.

Asmongold says he will stream on other platforms, may include Kick

Streamer Asmongold stated that he won’t stream exclusively on any one platform, but he may stream on Kick if the platform gives him reason to.

A viewer asked Asmongold to stream on YouTube and the streamer replied that would stream on multiple platforms, but not on YouTube. He elaborated that this is because of YouTube’s specific rules for content. Asmongold went on to say that he would inform fans about multistreaming his content soon, likely in the next week.

The streamer said that he’ll give a date and then he’ll start to multistream his content on other platforms. Asmongold specifically stated that he won’t leave Twitch and that viewers who use the platform to watch his streams won’t even notice a difference. He reiterated that he would never sign a deal with another platform to exclusively stream there.

Asmongold gave an example of how he wants to stream on other platforms and said that if Kick reaches out to him and asks to stream an event, he’ll do it. The streamer elaborated that the content he streams on Kick or anywhere else will end up on other platforms as well. Asmongold’s current plan of action seems to be to get his content on multiple platforms and benefit from all of them. This way he can get an even larger audience, and he may also be able to benefit from the better revenue split opportunities that exist on Kick relative to Twitch.

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