Who is Nick White?

Nick White streams on Kick as nickwhite, mostly IRL and Just Chatting, with a growing amount of Pokemon card content. His Kick channel had about 67,100 followers as of October 2026.

Before Kick he was a coding YouTuber. His channel, @NickWhite, has 385 videos and about 411,000 subscribers, built on programming problems and software-interview prep, and he is a former software engineer whose own X bio still says as much. The two halves sit side by side on his Instagram bio: coding videos on YouTube, IRL livestreams on Kick.

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How did Nick White get into streaming?

The YouTube channel came first. Nick started it by posting solutions to HackerRank and LeetCode problems, then added interview-prep videos, collaborations with other tech YouTubers, and a steady amount of jokes. A roundup of programming channels by Tech With Maddy describes that shift from pure solutions toward entertainment.

His own LinkedIn lists him as a software engineer, content creator and educator in Austin, Texas, with a 2018 hackathon finalist placing at UB Hacking and a Google Cloud award from the same autumn. The YouTube page also lists a six-minute video titled Solve This Coding Question To Win $100, which has passed 2.5 million views.

Streaming took a few attempts. In a July 2023 post on X he wrote that he had tried Twitch several times over the years and could not grow there, and that Kick put smaller streamers on its front page every day. By then he was already on Kick, and the channel kept growing from there.

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What does Nick White stream on Kick?

The Kick video page is a list of long days. In late September and early October 2026 the VODs include a Saturday Just Chatting stream of nearly 12 hours, a Sunday stream playing Control Resonant that ran over 9 hours, and a Friday stream of TCG Card Shop Simulator.

Most titles are just the weekday plus Livestream. The categories rotate between Just Chatting, IRL and games, and several of the recent VODs run past eight hours.

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Nick White and Pokemon cards

Pokemon cards have become a big part of the IRL streams. In September 2026 Nick streamed from Collect A Con in Atlanta, with VOD titles covering the setup day and two full days at the convention, plus a separate Atlanta IRL stream the week before.

Dexerto reported in October 2026 that Nick was carrying more than $200,000 worth of Pokemon cards from a convention while livestreaming in Austin. The article quotes him describing his streams as Pokemon streams.

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Fun facts about Nick White

  • His YouTube video Solve This Coding Question To Win $100 has more than 2.5 million views.
  • His 2018 LinkedIn history includes a Google Cloud award and a FactSet API award from hackathons that October.
  • His July 2023 X post says he had tried Twitch several times before growing on Kick.
  • His YouTube Shorts include Telling Programming Jokes On Omegle Is Painful.
  • His Instagram bio reads Coding Videos @youtube and IRL Livestreams @kickstreaming.
  • A stream in September 2026 ran across two days at Collect A Con Atlanta, each VOD over seven hours.

Where to watch Nick White

Nick streams on Kick and keeps his older coding library on YouTube.

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StreamableRun and Nick White

StreamableRun is supporting Nick White's streams, including the long IRL days out in the field. We are glad to back a streamer who spends this much time live, from convention floors to late-night Just Chatting.