LeBron James wants to be a streamer, but on which platform?

As if being one of the greatest basketball players in history wasn’t enough, LeBron James, star of the Los Angeles Lakers team, now wants to be a streamer, but on which platform? This question alone has already reignited the dispute between Twitch and Kick.

On December 29, on his official profile on X/Twitter, LeBron showed his desire to live stream the game Madden and questioned his fans and followers about which platform he should use.

Quickly, some big names in the streamer community, especially from Kick, responded to LeBron James’ question, suggesting the platform, which offers 95% revenue sharing for streamers, as a place for the basketball athlete to broadcast. live.

Trainwreck and Adin Ross were two who promptly responded to the athlete. While Trainwreck was simple in stating “stream with us”, Adin Ross was more attractive in his response:

“Come to Kick. I’ll get you a bag my glorious king.”

After that, the Head of Strategic Partnerships at Kick already hinted that he is already preparing his strategy to attract LeBron James to the platform, when he stated, in response to Adin Ross’ statement: “Time to work”.

Twitch also wants LeBron James

With his desire to become a streamer, LeBron James has now become the current object of dispute between Twitch and Kick. And Twitch will not let the athlete go without a good fight and has already used its most powerful weapons to try to win over the player.

Twitch CEO Daniel Clancy himself responded to LeBron on X/Twitter in an attempt to make him choose Amazon’s live streaming platform.

“I’m a little biased since I run Twitch, but Twitch is the best platform to interact with your fans. You can also consider streaming on Twitch and YouTube at the same time,” said Daniel Clancy.

After all, on which platform would you like to see LeBron James live streaming Madden?

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