Renowned Indian rapper Raftaar has recently made waves by joining the innovative streaming platform, Kick. Breaking barriers as the first hip-hop artist from India to align with the platform, Raftaar's move has ignited a nationwide frenzy. 

Beyond his musical prowess, Raftaar showcases a deep passion for gaming, particularly on the mobile platform. Notably, he even lent his creative touch to the official music video for PUBG: NEW STATE, titled RATATA. 

While Raftaar's official announcement on Kick is yet to emerge, he dropped a tantalizing hint via an Instagram story on his official account. The message hinted at a live session scheduled for 9:00 PM IST on November 14. 

Raftaar Unveils Kick Association with Mystery Livestream 

In a surprising turn of events, Dilin Nair, better known as Raftaar, opted for an Instagram story to unveil his presence on Kick. Unlike conventional announcements, Raftaar's cryptic revelation left fans intrigued, sparking intense speculation within the gaming and music communities. 

Foregoing detailed disclosures, Raftaar's announcement triggered a wave of curiosity and speculation. Some anticipate a sneak peek into his much-anticipated album, while others speculate a casual mobile gaming session featuring other popular personalities, a realm Raftaar has previously explored. 

Kick, a rising video live-streaming service, stands at the intersection of online entertainment and gambling, backed by Stake's co-founders Bijan Tehrani and Ed Craver, alongside streaming personality Tyler "Trainwreckstv" Faraz Niknam. While legally sound, Kick's association with gambling through Stake raises ethical questions. 

Raftaar's involvement further complicates matters. Since the commencement of the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023, he actively promoted Stake on social media, sparking controversy. With three Twitter posts and an Instagram reel, Raftaar's alignment with a betting platform drew public criticism, reigniting debates on the ethics of celebrity endorsements.