Kick’s total audience grows again in July
Since it was officially launched in January 2023, Kick has been determined to win the title of the largest live streaming platform today, now owned by Twitch. And proving that it is on the right track, the audience for the new platform grew again in July.
Supported by some of the biggest streamers today, such as xQc and Adin Ross, who won multimillion contracts with the platform, Kick increased its audience in July, in total hours watched.
According to data from the StreamCharts website, Kick ended July with a total of 87,820,731 hours watched. This number represents a 4% increase from the previous month.
The platform’s biggest growth was at peak viewers, which reached 573,641 in July, up 25% from the previous month.
Despite this, Kick saw a dip in its number of active channels in July, dropping to 240,285, down 31% from June. The average channels consequently also dropped, reaching 3,299, a decrease of 5%.
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xQc finally reaches the top of Kick
After winning a (non-exclusive) contract of 100 million dollars, for two years of streams on Kick, the xQc streamer, one of the biggest today, finally reached the top of Twitch.
In June, the Canadian streamer appeared in 3rd place among the most popular on Kick and already in July, it reached the top, with a total of 5.07 million hours watched.
Second place went to Adin Ross, one of the first streamers to sign with Kick, who ended July with 3.74 million hours watched.
Check out the Top 10, in hours watched:
- xQc – 5.07 million
- adinross – 3.74 million
- roshtein – 3.23 million
- westcol – 2.99 million
- iceposeidon – 1.22 million
- destiny – 1.19 million
- sam – 1.13 million
- classybeef – 1.03 million
- brucedropemoff – 943K
- drb7h – 901K
Competition with Twitch
The numbers, although impressive for such a new platform, are still far from what Twitch, as the main live streaming platform today, can total in a month.
In July, for example, Twitch achieved a total of 1.749 billion hours watched.
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