DedSafio 4 accounted for 7.58% of Kick's watch time

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DedSafio 4 accumulated 52.73 million Hours Watched on Kick between September 21 and October 17, according to Streams Charts. As a result, it accounted for 7.58% of the platform’s total watch time during that period.

The Spanish-language Minecraft competition became a substantial source of viewing activity for Kick, while helping the game’s category accumulate more than seven times its pre-event watch time.

DedSafio accounted for more than 7.5% of Kick’s watch time

Across 386 channels, Kick accumulated 695.97 million Hours Watched during the window tracked. DedSafio-related broadcasts contributed 52.73 million of that total.

The additional coverage expanded the event’s cumulative scale without surpassing its earlier concurrent-viewership numbers. Ivan "Spreen" Fernández’s 739,198 Peak Viewers remained the highest individual audience within the reporting period, while the synchronized event-wide peak stayed at 1.07 million.

Major viewing contribution, rather than matching increase in platform traffic

  Basic viewership statistics from Dedsafio 4   

The comparison with Kick’s preceding 27 days provides important context. Between August 25 and September 20, Kick generated 687.25 million Hours Watched. That increased to 695.97 million during the DedSafio reporting window, representing 1.27% growth, led by DedSafio’s contribution to viewing activity.

Category-level changes help explain why substantial event consumption did not translate into similarly large platform-wide growth. Minecraft gained 49.43 million Hours Watched against the preceding window. Over the same comparison, Slots & Casino declined by 37.72 million, while Grand Theft Auto V lost 19.05 million.

These movements do not establish direct audience transfers. They do, however, show how growth in one content category can coincide with declines elsewhere, leaving the platform’s overall watch time comparatively stable.

Minecraft’s watch time reached 7.66 times its pre-event level

  Most popular Kick categories between September 21 and October 17  

Minecraft showed the clearest change during DedSafio’s run. The category accumulated 56.84 million Hours Watched between September 21 and October 17, an increase of 666.49% from the preceding four weeks.

Spreen retained the lead as Aquino moved into second

  Most-watched Dedsafio 4 channels by Hours Watched   

Spreen remained the most-watched DedSafio broadcaster through October 17, accumulating 12.04 million Hours Watched, or 22.82% of the event total. Diego Aquino finished ahead of Luis "westcol" Álvarez in second place with 7.33 million Hours Watched.

The top three channels collectively supplied 47.80% of event watch time, while the top ten accounted for 78.02%. Viewing remained concentrated among leading creators, although their combined share eased slightly as the reporting window expanded.

Spanish-language broadcasts generated 99.78% of DedSafio watch time. This describes broadcast language, rather than viewers’ locations or demographic characteristics.

What DedSafio 4's results mean for Kick and event partners

DedSafio 4 proved to be a major success for community engagement and category elevation on Kick. Rather than acting solely as a direct acquisition driver for new platform users, the event demonstrated how high-profile streamer collaborations can absorb and anchor viewer consumption across an entire platform ecosystem.

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