The talent agency of xQc has revealed how the streamer secured his $100 million deal with Kick. Ever since xQc’s deal with Kick became known to everyone, it created a lot of buzz on social media. Although not much was known about how xQc got his $100 million deal with Kick, here’s the story.
Read on to learn more about how xQc’s talent agency reveals the streamer secured his $100 million deal with Kick.
xQc and his whooping $100 million Kick deal
xQc has been one of the popular streamers on Twitch. With his growing popularity, the streamer switched to Kick as well, landing a whopping $100 million deal with Twitch’s rival platform. This news also created a lot of buzz on the internet.
xQc signed a two-year contract with Kick worth $70 million. However, with incentives added, the same deal with Kick is worth around $100 million. However, many don’t know how the streamer landed one of the biggest deals any streamer could have gotten.
Talent agency of xQc spills the beans on how the streamer bagged his $100 million Kick deal
Back when everyone learned about xQc’s $100 million deal with Kick, many were left shocked and curious to know how he landed the deal. Now, months after the streamer’s deal, his talent agency has finally spilled the beans on the same.
Sebastian Delvaux, the COO of Evolved (xQc’s talent agency) said “We’ve seen that Felix has a great ability to bring his audience wherever he goes, his audience is extremely engaged, one of the most engaged audiences you’ll find on Twitch”.
More about what the talent agency of xQc claimed about streamer’s potential
Delvaux spoke about the huge audience base of xQc that makes him one of the worthy streamers to have landed the deals with Kick. He even mentioned how xQc’s subreddit has been the largest forum, with about 300k members, showcasing his popularity among all.
Delvaux further added, “There’s so many communities that we don’t even know about that are all focused around Felix and other creators that fans are putting time into”.
At last, the COO of Evolved added “They’re making memes, and they’re making all these different kind of things, and if Kick can be a part of that, they see that extremely valuable”.