Kick
Argentine Streamer Builds Dual-Platform Following with Strategic Schedule Shifts
**Growing Cross-Platform Presence from Argentina**
Tiny Medrano has carved out an interesting niche in the streaming world by building substantial audiences across multiple platforms. While many content creators focus their energy on a single platform, this Argentina-based streamer has managed to cultivate communities on both Twitch and Kick, demonstrating the evolving landscape of live streaming.
**The Numbers Tell a Story**
The most striking aspect of Tiny's streaming career is the dramatic difference in follower counts between platforms. On Twitch, they've amassed an impressive 147,000 followers, showing steady growth with over 4,000 new followers added just in the past month. Meanwhile, their Kick presence tells a different story - with around 16,000 followers, it's clearly a newer venture, though still growing with nearly 200 new followers recently.
**A Tale of Two Schedules**
What makes Tiny's approach particularly fascinating is how they've adapted their streaming schedule to each platform's audience. Their Kick streams happen during daytime hours in Argentina, running sessions that can stretch over six hours on some days like Wednesday mornings. The commitment is evident - they've logged over 123 hours of streaming time in just the past month on Kick alone, maintaining an average viewership of 470 people with peaks reaching nearly 2,000 viewers.
**Platform Strategy in Action**
The streaming schedule reveals a strategic approach to audience building. While their Twitch streams traditionally happened during evening hours (around 22:00 local time), they've recently shifted focus to Kick, where they're clearly investing more time and energy. This move reflects broader trends in the streaming industry, where creators are diversifying their presence across emerging platforms to reduce dependency on any single service.
**Building Community Across Borders**
Despite being based in Argentina, Tiny has managed to attract viewers from various time zones through their varied scheduling approach. The fact that they maintain different streaming times for different platforms suggests an understanding of when their audiences are most active. Their ability to consistently draw hundreds of viewers on Kick, while maintaining a much larger dormant audience on Twitch, shows the kind of loyalty that successful streamers build over time. The recent focus on Kick appears to be paying off, with steady viewer engagement and growing follower numbers indicating that their content resonates with the platform's community.
