One of Kick's biggest names Bruce "BruceDropEmOff" has revealed that he will be going back to the platform that he was originally associated with - Twitch. The streamer dropped a two-minute-long video of him making the announcement, with the tagline - "I never left." Bruce had revealed his plans to leave Kick some weeks ago. During a stream in April, he said:
""I'm going back to Twitch. I'm going back to Twitch full-time. Everybody here right now, y'all heard it here first. I'm going back to Twitch full-time. I'm not trolling. I am going back to Twitch full-time. We are taking over Twitch again. Yeah."
Yesterday (May 31), he finally made things official. He shared a trailer showcasing a skit which eventually ended with him revealing the return of his Twitch account. Watch the video here:
While the streamer didn't exactly say when he would return, fans were naturally eager to react to the post. One wrote:
"Kick downfall."
Let's look at some other reactions:
How did BruceDropEmOff become famous on Twitch?
Popular streamer BruceDropEmOff, who boasts over 1.3 million followers on Twitch, is set to return to the platform after nearly a year-long hiatus. He began his Twitch journey back in 2016 and has since worked his way up through the ranks.
Like many other streamers in the W/L community, he started his streaming journey with NBA 2K gameplay. Over the years, he expanded his repertoire to include games like GTA V, Minecraft, Fortnite, and others.
His personality and on-screen charisma even earned him a contract with the Austin-based content group One True King (OTK). However, he ended up having a fallout with one of its members and co-owners, Matthew "Mizkif," after which he left the group in January 2023.
Despite controversies, he maintained a popular fan base on Twitch and transitioned into a variety streamer. He collaborated with various personalities and other streamers, which also contributed to his rise.
BruceDropEmOff has also had an on-and-off relationship with Twitch. He has been banned a total of four times so far in his career. One of the times he was banned involved him using the word - "c*acker" (a racial slur against the white community) in March 2023.