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HiiKuzin is a TikTok live streamer who recently went viral for his IShowSpeed NPC livestream. Clips from his stream have gone viral on X.
A TikTok live streamer by the name of HiiKuzin has been going viral on X for his streams as the NPC version of IShowSpeed. The streamer’s name is unknown as of now. He posts skits and comedic videos on TikTok. The TikToker also makes music and has made several songs on SoundCloud. HiiKuzin is from Cleveland, as mentioned on his SoundCloud profile.
This unique and humorous broadcast involved mimicking non-playable character (NPC) behaviors, a trend popularized on TikTok. During his stream, HiiKuzin parodied IShowSpeed’s exaggerated and energetic style as an NPC version. This trend involves streamers acting like non-playable characters often seen in video games.
The streamer was dubbed “IShowNPC” by the community on X. However, the community had mixed reactions to this version of the NPC trend.
“What did I just see” wrote X user, @suayrez.
“He kinda look so much like iShowSpeed tho” claimed user @__arike_adey.
“Bro needs to stop” said user @wellowttm.
What Is the NPC Livestream Trend
NPC livestreams have taken the internet by storm, especially on platforms like TikTok. The term “NPC” (non-playable character) originates from video games, describing characters with scripted, repetitive behaviors. Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed have also participated in the trend.
There’s no way IShowSpeed joined in on the NPC Tiktok Live Trend😭😭 pic.twitter.com/zttEGUuR4J
— Domain (@domainsdomain) July 19, 2023
Pinkydoll is credited with popularizing the NPC livestream trend. Her streams feature robotic movements and repetitive catchphrases like “ice cream so good” when receiving virtual ice cream gifts. Another popular NPC live streamer, NPC Miles Morales, is credited for the same. They both recently appeared on Kai Cenat’s Mafiathon 2 and entertained the stream in the night.
Kai Cenat got NPC Miles Morales & NPC Pinkydoll to farm subs for him while he’s asleep 😭 pic.twitter.com/sxtdTlgo33
— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) November 2, 2024
In NPC livestreams, viewers send paid emojis or stickers, triggering preset reactions from the streamer who mimics NPC-like behavior with specific actions or phrases. This interaction creates a fun feedback loop, encouraging more gifts as viewers anticipate unique or exaggerated responses. It’s a creative way for creators to engage their audience while also monetizing their content.
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