LCS Co-Streams Return!
January 18, 2024As the 2024 LCS Season begins, we're thrilled to reintroduce co-streams for the Spring Split! Get ready to join your favorite content creators as they live stream the clashes between teams in the Riot Games Arena.
Here are the official NA co-streamers for the Spring split:
Alongside these NA creators, we're opening up three global slots to ensure broader language coverage, catering to LCS fans worldwide. We're delighted to welcome Baiano (Ilha das Lendas) (Portuguese), Toad Amarillo (Spanish), and Zerotick (French - beginning 1/27) to our co-streaming lineup for the Spring Split.
This year, there's a slight shift in our approach to LCS co-streaming. We've chosen to narrow our focus after recognizing that our previous expansion of the program was a bit rapid, spreading ourselves too thin. For the Spring Split, we're reducing the number of partners to ensure each one receives our full support and in addition allows them to create more content that can fully reflect their creativity. We will put the LCS en Español official broadcast on hold as we look for partners to help us shape LCS content for Spanish-speaking fans in North America, Latin America, and Spain.
We also will explore additional content opportunities, such as interviews with players and additional on-site experiences.
Our ultimate goal remains unchanged - to cultivate the co-stream program as a platform for creators to share their love for LCS with the community, and we will take the learnings from this split to reassess for the Summer split to implement adjustments to the program. Stay tuned for more updates from us as we continue to develop this space in the near future.
In addition to our official co-streamers, you can catch the LCS starting at 12 pm PT beginning January 20 on Twitch, YouTube and lolesports.com. To stay up-to-date on all LCS news, give us a follow on X (formerly Twitter), Instagram and TikTok.
CREDIT: https://lolesports.com/article/lcs-co-streams-return!/blt25445165e5ac4883
