How LuquitaRodriguez zoomed up the monthly views ranks on Kick
Lucas “LuquitaRodriguez” Rodriguez is no stranger to livestreaming, but his sudden prominence on Kick was so notable that it had fans questioning exactly how he was suddenly topping monthly views on the streaming platform.
Special Events is one of the major categories on Kick, with both Kick-sponsored events and events put on independently by content creators. These events can range from charity activations to esports tournaments. For example, The Fissure Universe 5 Dota 2 tournament was exclusively streamed on Kick in 2025 and pulled in big viewership numbers. Most other special event streams are smaller, but can still make a meaningful impact in views.
In December 2025, LuquitaRodriguez managed to not only use an event to break his own personal records for viewership, but also rode it to becoming one of the most-watched streamers across the entire platform in monthly views.
How did LuiquitaRodriguez get so many monthly views on Kick?
Making his first appearance on the monthly most-watched Kick streamers rankings, LuquitaRodriguez got big monthly views by hosting the Parense de Manos 3 special evnet.
Parense de Manos 3 is an Argentine boxing event best known for featuring show matches starring influencers, as well as for playing host to live concerts. Streamed live on Kick and broadcast on Telefe on December 21, fights featured Kick streaming superstar Manuel “Mernuel” Merlo as well as Tomas Mazza and Sergio “Maravilla” Martínez.
Luquitarodriguez hosted and organized the Argentine influencer boxing event Parense de Manos 3. Image credit: luquitarodrigue on Instagram
LuquitaRodriguez organized, hosted, and streamed the entire event live on his Kick channel, and to great success. The event drew in a peak of 766,000 viewers with over 3 million hours watched.
Though not anywhere close to unpopular before, as his 504,000 followers on Kick makes clear, Parense de Manos catapulted LuquitaRodriguez into the top most-watched streamers in for the month on Kick. This was his first appearance among some of the top names on the streaming platform since he joined Kick, where he joins big names such as Adin Ross and Alexandre “Gaules” Borba Chiqueta.
When asked, the creator has said that he plans to host Parense de Manos 4 at some point in the future. He made clear that he was proud of the event and its success, and it’s easy to understand why he would be.
Who is LuquitaRodriguez?
LuquitaRodriguez is an Argentine streamer known for creating a wide variety of digital content across platforms.
Joining Kick in late 2024, the content creator makes a lot of material based in reaction content for football and other sports, vlogging his travels, and chatting over questions with his fans. He is a major streamer in Argentina, even gaining the attention of his favorite sports teams and major national media outlets.
Beyond Kick, LuquitaRodriguez has a Twitch account with 595,000 followers and a YouTube channel with 457,000 followers. He also is part of a comedy duo with Rober Galati that performs stand-up and skits on both YouTube and Instagram. However, the latter has been quiet as LuquitaRodriguez has seemingly focused on his own career as an independent content creator, and his success in becoming one of the top Kick streamers in monthly views speaks to that being a wise choice.
Fans may recognize the popular Kick streamer from other platforms and promo videos created with brands both within and outside of Argentina. He has collaborated with major household brand names including Pepsi, Loreal, and Samsung.
LuquitaRodriguez has been taking a bit of a break since the success of Parense de Manos 3, letting his monthly views on Kick fall back down from the lofty heights he had achieved. But what’s up the streamer’s sleeve next? Fans will have to keep a close eye on his Kick channel and social media accounts to be among the first to know.
Featured image credit: LuquitaRodriguez on Instagram
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