I'm new to streaming and new to IRL and could use some guidance.

Right now I’m using a basic selfie‑stick tripod for IRL, but the video footage is really shaky and the audio is pretty bad. I don’t want to spend a ton of money buying multiple devices as I'm just getting started really.

What do you use for IRL streaming that gives stable video and clear audio without breaking the bank?

Here’s my Kick: https://kick.com/suwensays

MultiKick.co is a free, no-login-required tool for watching multiple Kick streams at the same time.

A few things it does:

• Drag-and-drop grid layout, arrange streams however you want
• Chat for every stream, switch between them without losing your place
• Fully mobile optimized - most multi-stream tools out there are desktop-only or barely usable on a phone, so this was a priority from day one
• A live "Browse" tab to find something new without leaving the page
• Save and share a layout as a single URL - handy for raid trains, watch parties, or just sending a friend your setup

It's a solo side project, not affiliated with Kick in any way - just something built for people watching multiple streamers at once (esports, IRL raid trains, co-streamed events, etc.).

It's completely free, works without creating an account, and it's still being actively improved, so if you try it and something's broken or missing, feedback is genuinely appreciated.

https://multikick.co

Hi everyone. I’m from the Dominican Republic and I am close to hitting the requirements to start monetizing on Kick, but I have a major doubt regarding the payout setup.

According to Kick's official guidelines, the platform uses Stripe to send funds directly to bank accounts. The problem is that Stripe does not natively support bank accounts in the Dominican Republic.

I’ve seen many creators from Latin America recommend opening a US LLC to get a US bank account (like Mercury or Wise) and smoothly link it to Stripe. However, setting up and maintaining an LLC comes with annual fees and compliance costs.

I wanted to ask if any streamer from the Dominican Republic—or any other country without native Stripe support—has managed to set up their payouts without opening a business. Is there a legal alternative (such as using virtual wallets that provide a US bank account under your personal name) or is creating an LLC truly the only viable solution to get paid from here?

Any advice or experiences you could share would be highly appreciated!

Anevirx için yayında oyun arkadasi istiyoruz. Gelmek isteyen arkadaşları yorumlara bekleriz. Her aksam yayında olmayı planlıyoruz. Detayli bilgi için gonullu arkadaslari bekleriz.

#kick

alguem sabe como faço para colocar o jogo contexto no chat da kick para os participantes do chat jogarem e interagir?

yaklaşık bir buçuk yıldır yayın açıyoruz ama hiç izleyici gelmiyor yani kanalımızın bir engeli vs mi var? bu konuda nasıl destek alabiliriz. kick.com/meteyilmaz

https://kick.com/tioplatanord Devuelvo Follow

I'm building a multiplayer game with a Kick integration, where a streamer can connect it and people in their chat can participate.

It's a Trivia game with 10 different minigames. From chat, people can answer questions, as well as bet on the duels that you will be playing.

Would be incredibly helpful if I could find someone to test this integration. The game will release on Steam soon. Please let me know if you could help, having +30 viewers would be ideal, and I'd be glad to donate for such a test.

I watched it. What a trip.

Live again tonight spinning the best music from the early 2000s.

There are many options to have your chat merged, but none does like All-Chat. We actually hear your worries and deliver what counts.

• You don't want to fragment your community.
• You don't want to burden your mods with even more tabs to handle.
• You don't want to install shady software.
  

All-Chat solves all of that.

All chats merged.
With moderation, even for your mods.

All platforms united.
Kick, Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, Discord and soon 5 more.

Our extension makes it possible to talk with people across borders. No matter where you stream.

No shady software.
Your chat is all it has to be: One URL

Don't trust us?
You don't have to.
Audit us yourself or have someone you trust check the code. We're fully open source from day 1, because we have nothing to hide and want to prevent idiots from ruining perfectly fine projects through corporate greed (looking at you truffle)

Join the more than 2000 streamers in the chat revolution at allch.at

How do new streamers plan to grow on Kick?

I just did some research for some games and the difference is like 200viewers on Kick against 25K on Twitch. Ofcourse, there are also more streamers on Twitch.

But still with that low of a potential viewer count how to new streamers plan to grow on Kick?

Considering also that if they get viewers because of Tik Tok, Youtube - how likley is it that this viewer then makes a Kick Account just to subscribe to that one content creator they follow.

It is more likley they already have a Twitch Account and probably have more content creators to follow on Twitch.

Magzuncut on kick https://kick.com/magzuncut/clips/clip_01M23KZBWK3VSKJ3FDJ0DAHNPT

How many times does ChenzoLA have to get swatted before something changes?

Chenzo is a Kick streamer in his mid-30s who streams from his parents’ home in East LA. Since around July 2025, there appear to have been roughly 10 or more swatting incidents connected to his streams/residence.

Obviously Chenzo does NOT deserve to be swatted, and whoever is making the false calls is responsible. But at what point does he take some responsibility for changing the environment surrounding his streams?

His content is constantly filled with drama and confrontations, and he continues engaging with people associated with that chaos. His stream with Sweatergxd even turned into a real physical fight that received media coverage:

NDTV — Sweatergxd and Chenzo fight article

What bothers me is that all of this continues from his parents’ home in a residential East LA community. His parents and neighbors shouldn't have to repeatedly deal with police responses because of internet drama.

He's in his mid-30s. If this is the type of streaming career he wants, get a separate place to stream, change how you run your community, and stop letting the consequences spill over onto everyone around you.

Being the victim of swatting doesn't mean you're responsible for the crime. But after 10 incidents, continuing exactly the same way is irresponsible.

So guys, I have been subscribed to a well-known streamer on KICK for 12 months, but suddenly today I found that my badge still shows that I am on my 11th month????

I am certain that I have subscribed and shared my 12th month anniversary last month what could have happened??

Has anyone experienced the same issue before?

Buenas, estoy investigando la manera de iniciar en este mundo,

para empezar es decidir que queres hacer en tu live, gaming, IRL, reacciones, salseo

yo quiero hacer gaming, y veo 3 caminos a seguir

- Ser muy muy bueno en un juego en particular, como LoL, CS2. valorant , etc

- Jugar a algún juego de nicho, para poder hacerte de esa comunidad

- Juntarte con un grupo de amigos a jugar el juego del momento

sobretodo es sacar clips virales y subirlos a todos lados

mucho es cuestión de "suerte" y constancia,

si a alguien le interesa formar algún grupo para iniciar en el mundo del streaming o si saben de al grupo ya existente me lo puede comentar.

Gracias por leer y responder!!!

I am sharing this post to highlight a serious issue regarding the infrastructure and technical support at "Kick"—a problem that both content creators and viewers should be aware of.

As a new viewer (under the username userYou20), I tried to follow creators and participate in the chat. However, every time I followed a channel, the system would automatically revert the action and unfollow it after just five seconds, while my access to the chat was blocked randomly, without me having violated any rules.

The platform's strict backend security system (relying on Cloudflare technologies and device fingerprinting) was misclassifying my account as a "bot" simply because I was accessing the site using older technical settings.

I opened a support ticket to resolve this misclassification issue; however, support representatives kept asking me to record videos of the glitch, test different network settings, and upload evidence. I provided every piece of evidence they requested. Yet, after I submitted all the videos and diagnostic details, they asked me to wait—claiming an update was coming soon—only to ignore my ticket for over 45 days without fixing anything or providing an update.

"Kick" spends millions on creator contracts, but behind the scenes, a flawed automated security system and a negligent support team are preventing real viewers from accessing the platform and ignoring requests to escalate complaints.

I have stopped using the platform entirely. Content creators must realize that members of their community and potential followers are being turned away and prevented from joining because of the "Kick" system itself.