Esports Team REJECT Eyes World Stage on Twitch
The intersection of esports and streaming is becoming increasingly important, with teams like REJECT and streamers like FaZe Clan pushing the boundaries of what is possible in these industries, and platforms like Twitch and Kick competing for attention and talent.
The undefeated professional esports team REJECT is set to compete in the Overwatch Champion Series Japan 2025 Stage 2 playoffs on June 17, 2025, in Tokyo, with the goal of securing a spot in the Midseason Championship and opening the door to the world stage.
Led by coach Undine, REJECT has been dominating the regular season and is now focused on the best-of-4 decider match in the playoffs. The team's progress and results will be updated on their official social media accounts, including REJECT X and Instagram. Meanwhile, in the world of streaming, Yung Miami, a rapper from the City Girls, has made her debut on Twitch with a casual livestream from a restaurant or bar, showcasing her laid-back personality to her initial 27 followers.
In other streaming news, FaZe Clan, a prominent group on Twitch, has announced that it will begin multistreaming on Kick, a rival broadcasting platform, starting June 12, 2025. This move marks a significant development for Kick, which has been attracting attention for its loose moderation and lower hosting fees. FaZe Clan's decision to multistream on Kick does not indicate an exclusive contract, and the group will continue to stream on Twitch as well.
As the esports and streaming industries continue to evolve, REJECT's pursuit of a world championship spot and FaZe Clan's expansion to Kick are expected to have a significant impact on the competitive landscape and potentially open doors for new partnerships and opportunities.