Here is a possible concise summary:
The speaker talks about the recent updates in the live streaming space, focusing on the platform kick.com. He mentions some of the big streamers who have signed with kick, such as moist critical, your rage, sapnap and xqc. He also discusses the kick creator incentive program, which pays streamers hourly for streaming on the platform. He expresses some concerns about the moderation and safety of kick, especially for minority and LGBTQIA+ communities, and cites some examples of hate speech in the chats. He concludes by saying that kick needs to improve its culture and reputation if it wants to become a mainstream platform and compete with twitch and YouTube.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Charlie, aka Moist Critical, announced that he is no longer exclusive with Twitch and will try streaming on YouTube and other sites.
2. Kik.com is a live streaming platform that has signed several big streamers such as xQc, YourRage and Sapnap.
3. Kik.com is in a growth phase and does not run ads or make profits yet. It is funded by the founders of Stake.com, a gambling website.
4. Kik.com offers a creator incentive program that pays streamers hourly based on various criteria, in addition to 95% of the sub revenue.
5. Kik.com has been criticized for its lack of content moderation and protection of minority communities, especially from the chat of Aiden Ross, one of its main streamers.
6. Tubbo, a Minecraft streamer, expressed his concern about Sapnap's signing with Kik.com and the safety of his LGBTQIA+ and younger audience.
7. Bijan, one of the founders of Kik.com, responded to Tubbo's tweet and defended his platform, but Tubbo was not convinced.
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