Kick, an emerging streaming platform that aims to rival the longstanding streaming behemothTwitch, has recently generated considerable excitement by teasing an event akin to TwitchCon. The intriguing poster released byTrainwreck backed streaming platform Kicknot only offered a tantalizing hint about the event’s location but also cleverly withheld the exact date, thus fueling the curiosity and speculation of its fervent followers.TwitchCon is an annual convention organized by Twitch that draws Twitch users from around the world for an exhilarating weekend of entertainment. The event provides a unique opportunity for attendees to meet their favorite Twitch streamers in person, engage with other Twitch users, and discover the latest trends and advancements in the industry. By offering a diverse range of activities and tailored events,TwitchCon caters to a wide array of interests, making it a standout event that sets Twitch apart from its competitors.RELATED:Alanah Pearce Gets Banned and Unbanned on TwitchWithTwitch having already announced the dates and locations for TwitchCon 2023, now Twitch’s rival, Kick, has also teased a similar event called KickCon. The official Twitter account of Kick recently shared a photo of a VIP pass to their event called “KickCon 2023,” which is set to take place in Las Vegas, Nevada, the same location where TwitchCon is scheduled to be held in October 2023. However, the event date on the ticket reads “TBA,” leading people to speculate about the date. For instance, one user suggested that it will be happening on the same weekend as TwitchCon.
Although it is uncertain whether Kick will follow through with the event, the KickCon teaser has received positive feedback. ManyKick streamershave taken to social media to express their eagerness, with one user pleading emphatically, “DON’T YOU DARE TEASE ME LIKE THIS.” Another streamer mentioned that they are already making preparations for the event, such as picking out outfits, purchasing flights, and booking a hotel while inviting others to join them.
Despite being only a few months old, Kick seems to be putting in considerable effort to compete with the streaming giantTwitch. The platform has already launched a streaming mobile app, along with a Twitch-like clip feature that it claims is superior to Twitch’s. Additionally, Kick has been making headlines for signing some of the big Twitch names over the past few months. The introduction of an event reminiscent of TwitchCon has the potential to further enhance Kick’s popularity.
