Cinna and Deshae Frost Tease Moves to Kick as Streamers Weigh Up Platform
Kick continues to attract established creators, with two Twitch streamers signalling an interest in spending more time on the Stake-backed platform. Brittany “Cinna” Lynn Watts and DeShaun “Deshae Frost” Harrison are the latest creators to discuss their plans, with Cinna considering multistreaming and Deshae preparing to prioritise Kick.
Kick co-founder Eddie Craven recently went on the record to claim that the Stake-backed platform is “home” to GTA content and GTA 6 will attract more streamers. Just days after Craven made this prediction, Cinna, a major Twitch streamer who is also known for her GTA content, revealed that she plans to multistream on Kick at some point. Deshae Frost, who previously had an exclusive Kick deal, has also stated in a stream that he will prioritize the platform.
Cinna says she’ll multistream on Kick
On October 29, Cinna talked about multistreaming on Kick “at some point”. The streamer stated that she plans to multistream because there “is no reason not to”. She elaborated that some people may not like Kick streamers, but several creators from the Stake-backed platform have been nominated at The Streamer Awards 2026, and they’re “great streamers”. Cinna then said that the stigma Kick had is going away. She also replied to a chatter criticizing the Kick mobile app by asking whether they’d seen the Twitch mobile app.
Image credit: Cinna
In the same stream, Cinna revealed that she’s unsure whether she will host a Cinnathon 2. For reference, the first Cinnathon helped the streamer become the second all-time subscribed female Twitch creator.
Cinna said that Cinnathon was fun but would only consider another edition with a full production team, describing the event as “stressful”. Given her established GTA content, her plans to multistream on Kick have prompted speculation that she could tap into the platform’s GTA audience. Kick streamer Matthew “Mizkif” Rinaudo reacted to the announcement, saying GTA 6 would change people’s careers overnight and that he wouldn’t be surprised to see Cinna streaming the upcoming game across multiple platforms.
Deshae Frost says he’s switching to Kick temporarily because it’s harder to grow on Twitch
Deshae Frost isn’t new to Kick, as the streamer signed an exclusive deal with the platform in May 2026 and broadcast content on the platform. He still has a Kick channel, but has been streaming on Twitch. However, he now appears ready to give Kick another shot, after stating in a stream that he was averaging good numbers during his Kick stint.
He explained that growing on Twitch has become difficult, prompting him to give Kick another try. If things don’t work out, he said he could return to Twitch with a subathon or another stream. Rather than making a formal announcement about the move, Deshae plans to quietly resume creating content on the Stake-backed platform — surely welcome news for his 142k followers.
Image credit: Deshae Frost
Frost is optimistic that he can build a strong community on Kick, pointing to his existing profile and plans to stream consistently. He also noted that clippers help promote Kick streamers by sharing their content and increasing their exposure. Frost concluded by saying he was “taking a leap of faith”, having not been “growing as a Twitch streamer for a minute”.
Feature image credit: Cinna, Deshae Frost
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