Mizkif leaves Twitch for Kick in dramatic Star Wars themed announcement

Mizkif has officially announced that he is leaving Twitch and will be streaming on Kick going forward. He revealed the move on December 15 through a highly produced Star Wars inspired video that quickly spread across social media. In the skit, Mizkif appears in a choreographed lightsaber battle against three Jedi, only to be saved by Ice Poseidon, who arrives dressed as a Sith. The moment ends with Mizkif accepting a green lightsaber that activates the Kick logo and displays his new channel link, making his platform switch clear.


The announcement comes at a time when Mizkif is already under heavy public attention. His exit from Twitch follows serious allegations made by fellow streamer and ex-girlfriend Emiru, who accused him of abusive behavior during a livestream in late October. While Mizkif has denied several claims, he admitted to being controlling during their relationship. The timing of his move has led many viewers to connect his platform change with the ongoing legal and professional fallout surrounding him.

Mizkif reveals Kick move with cinematic skit amid controversy

After posting the video, Mizkif reinforced the message on X by writing, “Goodbye Twitch, forever.” Fans took this as confirmation that he does not plan to return to Twitch anytime soon. He also updated his profile to match the theme, changing his photo to a childhood image of himself dressed as a Jedi and using a banner from Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. His bio now references his legal situation, adding further context to his current state.





The controversy around Mizkif escalated after Emiru accused him of sexual assault, abuse, and blackmail, claiming he threatened her through other people if she spoke publicly about him. Mizkif later responded on his own stream, pushing back against the accusations while acknowledging unhealthy behavior. Soon after, OTK, the organization he co-founded, publicly supported Emiru and confirmed that Mizkif was fully removed from the company with no financial stake remaining.


Mizkif has since filed a lawsuit against Emiru and others, including OTK, alleging defamation. With his Twitch career now seemingly over, Kick appears to be his next chapter, joining other controversial creators who have moved to the platform.


While Mizkif has confirmed that his first stream on Kick is scheduled for December 17, the dramatic reveal has already sparked major discussion. Whether the move helps him rebuild his streaming career remains to be seen, but for now, Mizkif has made it clear that his future is no longer on Twitch.


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