All About Mellstroy

Kick is where Andrey Burim Mellstroy thrives right now. Under the handle @Mellstroy475, he’s built up an impressive following of over 624,000 fans - and it’s growing fast. This platform gives him the freedom to stream the way he wants: wild, unpredictable, and uncensored. From insane casino bets to full-blown rants, no two streams are ever the same.

In just the last month alone, viewers watched more than 48 hours of content on the Mellstroy Kick channel! Just imagine this! This man pulled an average of 20,000+ viewers per stream, with peak viewership reaching nearly 44,000. That’s huge for any streamer, let alone one operating outside the mainstream platforms. His streams are filled with everything from massive slot wins to meltdowns, giveaways, and unexpected stunts. It’s raw, it’s messy, and his fans absolutely love it.

Kick suits him perfectly. It’s become the new hub for his content and the go-to place for anyone who wants to catch a Mellstroy stream in real time.

Twitch was, at one point, one of Andrey's primary platforms - until it was not. What happened to Mellstroy on Twitch? Being permanently banned from the site marked a major inflection point. His content grew increasingly chaotic with time, constantly pushing the envelope of what constitutes acceptable content. Accusations of hostile conduct, particularly toward women, and multiple policy violations combined to create issues on Twitch, finally disavowing him.

The ban didn’t come out of nowhere. Viewer complaints piled up, and Twitch - known for its stricter rules - decided enough was enough. While some fans were disappointed, others expected it. Mellstroy had been walking a thin line for a while, and Twitch simply couldn’t ignore the pressure to act.

Still, this didn’t stop him. In fact, it only added to his reputation as a rebellious figure in the streaming world. He took the ban and ran with it, using it as fuel for his brand.

Once the launchpad for his online career, YouTube is no longer part of Mellstroy’s world. His original channel has been completely removed, likely due to multiple violations of the platform’s community guidelines. While he had a solid base of over 100,000 subscribers, the channel is gone - and with it, years of uploads and early streaming history.

That said, his presence hasn’t vanished entirely from YouTube. Fans still reupload clips, stream highlights, and even compilations of his biggest wins or most chaotic moments. But if you're looking for official uploads or fresh content from Mellstroy himself, YouTube isn’t the place anymore.

If there’s one platform where Mellstroy still shines outside of live streaming, it’s Instagram. With around 2.8 million followers, his page is a mix of high-end lifestyle, personal chaos, and promotional posts. It’s full of sports cars, designer fashion, private jets, and occasional behind-the-scenes moments with his team or random party shots.

But it’s not just about showing off. Mellstroy uses Instagram to tease upcoming streams, post short clips from Kick, and connect with fans in a slightly more polished (but still very "him") way. It’s one of the few places where he gives viewers a glimpse into his world outside the stream room - though even here, the chaos is never too far away.

Facebook just has never been Mellstroy's style. In contrast to his hyperkinetic activity on platforms like Kick and Telegram, his direct Facebook presence is not noticed. There is no official, verified page, there are no updates to mention, and there is no suggestion that he will be addressing the Facebook multitudes at any time in the near future. It's just not his pace - the site is too slow, too controlled, and not nearly unhinged enough for his needs.

That said, his name still shows up there. Over the years, fans have created various unofficial pages and community groups where they repost content, discuss his latest streams, and share clips or gossip. Some of these groups are active, others are more like digital archives - either way, they show that his audience stretches far beyond the platforms he uses directly. Even without lifting a finger, Mellstroy’s presence lingers on Facebook through word-of-mouth and viral reuploads.

Mellstroy does have an account on X (formerly Twitter), and with around 67,000 followers, it’s not insignificant. The account exists, it’s verified, and it occasionally gets used - usually for stream links, short announcements, or reposts from other platforms. But if you’re expecting daily tweets, hot takes, or real-time engagement, you’ll probably be disappointed.

For someone like Mellstroy, Twitter just isn't equipped to offer the type of engagement or content freedom he's used to. The platform is more formal, more reactive, more text-heavy - the opposite of his high-velocity, image-saturated method. It's no surprise then that most of his fan base would prefer to follow him somewhere else.

Still, X does serve a purpose. It gives him a basic presence in the wider internet ecosystem, where news spreads fast and trends catch fire. Fans can still tag him, reference his streams, and interact with his content in threads - even if he rarely replies. It’s more of a passive channel for now, but it helps him stay in the loop and searchable to new audiences, especially when something he does goes viral.

To date, there isn't an official Discord server, managed by Mellstroy himself - and let's be honest, no shock there. Discord is structured for community moderation, formalised discussion, and long-form interaction - none of which particularly appeal to Mellstroy's ad-libbed, seat-of-his-pants approach. He thrives on live reaction and instant energy, not edited channels and mod rules.

But just because he’s not there doesn’t mean his fans aren’t. There are plenty of unofficial, fan-run Discord servers where his followers hang out, share stream clips, post memes, and debate his latest wild moments. Some servers focus on gambling and slot talk, others act more like social hubs for people who follow the streaming scene.

In many ways, these servers fill the gap left by his lack of direct engagement on the platform. They keep the conversation alive, create a sense of community, and let fans connect around their shared obsession with his content - even if Mellstroy himself never pops in.