“Kyedae is our first VALORANT streamer and international creator”, TenZ’s Girlfriend & VALORANT streamer Kyedae signs for 100Thieves

A day after teasing about an organisation announcement, Kyedae makes it official. 100T sign Kyedae as their first international streamer.

100T are in the news a lot these days. Recently they announced Valkyrae and Courage are to be the new co-owners of the organizations. They are ramping up the number of female streamers in their team.

This is great news as women are having more and more representation in the Esports world. Yesterday 100T announced that they had signed Kyedae as their first international streamer. This move will pave way for more female streamers to join not just 100T but also other orgs.

Who is Kyedae?

Kyedae is a Canadian streamer who streams Valorant on Twitch and YouTube. She has over 400,000 subscribers spread over YouTube and Twitch. Kyedae started streaming in 2020 and since then her popularity is simply increasing.

She is also dating Valorant pro TenZ who himself is doing his team, Sentinels a world of good in recent tournaments. While some might say this would be a big jump for Kyedae, she is ready for the channel and looks forward to it.

She had this to say – “It doesn’t quite feel real yet that I am now part of 100 Thieves. Everyone in this organization is so admirable and I’m incredibly honored to be a part of this team.

I started my streaming career less than half a year ago and knowing that I have such a talented group of creators and staff behind me makes me feel very supported and it inspires me to work even harder. I just want to give a huge thank you to the 100 Thieves team.”

100T and Nadeshot speak about the signing –

Nadeshot had this to say – “We’re always on the lookout for breakout creators to help them boost their gaming careers. I have so much respect for Kyedae and her work ethic.

She’s built such a strong community over just a few months despite being a full-time biology major with a full course load. I can’t wait to work with her more and help her reach her full potential as a content creator.”