"They don't even watch you": Sneako trolls xQc for threatening to quit Kick if the former signs a contract

In a recent broadcast with Adin Ross, controversial streamer Nicolas "Sneako" announced that he has switched from streaming on Rumble to Kick. Adin and his group, including streamers like Cuffem, Cheesur, and Konvy appeared ecstatic and welcomed him on board. While many are looking forward to what the switch has to offer, Felix "xQc" does not seem on board with this transition.

On October 14, xQc reacted to an allegation of Sneako signing a $30 million streaming deal with Kick. He expressed his disappointment with this and said he would "quit" streaming on the platform if the news turned out to be true. As of this writing, Sneako's channel is up and running.

Sneako recently reacted to a clip of Adin Ross reviewing xQc's statement, saying he’d consider leaving a platform if the deal was true. In response, he claimed that xQc wouldn't be missed, highlighting his history of gambling streams—particularly those involving slots and the online casino game Stake's Fruit Party:

"They don't even watch you... You're saying you're going to quit as if it's a threat. They don't want you on Kick, if you wanna leave bro, I don't think anyone's like, 'Oh no! I can't see him click fruit anymore'."

Adin tried to clear the air and suggest that xQc was referring to the deal itself, which was alleged to be a one-year contract for $30 million, rather than Sneako joining the platform.

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"Do your thing, and I'll do mine": Sneako speaks on xQc threatening to leave Kick if he joined the platform

In the clip above, Sneako confirmed that the reports of him joining Kick for $30 million were false and said that he understood xQc's initial reaction to the numbers. He then said that people, including xQc, shouldn't care about the specifics of his new streaming venture:

"Why do you care how much money I'm making? Why do you care if I'm on this website? Why does that bother you? I'll do my thing, you do your thing. If you want to squash this, if you want to be angry, that's fine. Do your thing, I'll do mine. It blows my mind how upset people get that I succeed."

Sneako and xQc have a track record of disagreeing with each other, and some of their interactions have been through debates. In one instance, the former explained their worldview regarding homosexuality and made some striking remarks on the subject.