Terence Creative urges Kenyan creators to think big as iShowSpeed visits
By Paulette Mboga, January 4, 2026Terence Creative has urged Kenyan creators to think beyond short-term excitement following the visit of American streamer iShowSpeed.
On Sunday, December 4, 2025, he said the focus should not only be on one-time collaborations, but on how the visit can benefit creators and the industry in the long run. According to Terence, the moment presents a rare opportunity that should be handled with strategy.
“Kenyan creators, let’s control our excitement about iShowSpeed’s visit and see beyond us collaborating with him for a onetime content,” Terence said.
He noted that while collaborations are attractive, they should not be the main goal. He encouraged creators to pause and think about long-term value.
“He has tens of millions of followers across YouTube and Twitch and streams,” he said.
He added that the streamer also has access to powerful global networks that could open doors for local creators and pointed out that iShowSpeed is connected to major global figures.
“He has a very huge networks of people like Mr Beast, CR7 and many more global networks,” Terence said. He explained that such connections could help Kenyan creators move to global levels faster.
Thinking beyond one-time collaborations
Terence said the visit should be used to build skills and exposure.
“Let’s see how can he help upcoming and existing creators reach some global levels,” he said.
He suggested that learning should be a key focus during the visit and proposed direct engagement between iShowSpeed and local creators.
“Let him meet creators even for an afternoon for a masterclass,” Terence said.
He added that learning “a few tricks of growth” could help creators grow brand wise and understand global content strategies. Terence also raised the idea of opening global doors for local talent.
“Is there a possibility to introduce Kenyan creators and influencers to the global platforms,” he asked. He said such introductions could change careers and expand reach beyond borders.
“If he captures Kenyan creators, culture, events, or continuous collaborations in his streams, it can put local creators in front of a huge international audience,” he said.
He concluded by stressing that iShowSpeed’s visit should be treated as an opportunity to grow the entire creative industry. Terence said thinking big now could shape the future of Kenyan creators on the global stage.