Eddie Craven considers fast-tracking homegrown Kick streamers to partner status
The Kick co-founder called the proposal brilliant after a viewer suggested supporting creators who built their careers on the platform.
Eddie Craven received a proposal during Kick Talks to fast-track homegrown streamers to partner status. A viewer suggested supporting creators who started on Kick but struggle to hit the required 75 average concurrent viewers for partnership.
Craven called the idea brilliant and said Kick always talks about wanting to support creators who built their careers on the platform. He said if a creator has 40 average concurrent viewers instead of the required 75, it wouldn't be bad to boost their partner process.
The co-founder noted Kick already considers creator followings from other platforms when fast-tracking applications, so it should also recognize when people support the platform. Craven said this wouldn't be difficult to do and later commented on X that it could be easy to get behind.
Kick Director Ethan Wright expressed approval of the idea on X and said he'll see how it could work. Other streamers responded positively on X, stating this could be a game-changer for smaller creators who have been consistently streaming on Kick.
Source: win.gg
