FlightReacts
Twitch streamer and YouTuber who goes by Flight, known for loud basketball and NBA reaction videos, NBA 2K streams and catchphrases that became memes.
Streaming · YouTube · Updated Oct 25, 2026
FlightReacts is a streamer and reaction YouTuber known for basketball reactions, NBA 2K streams and catchphrases like “Look at Curry, man.” He goes by Flight, and Tubefilter reported his name as Kimani White when United Talent Agency signed him in July 2020. He runs two YouTube channels, FlightReacts with about 5.1 million subscribers and NotYourAverageFlight, billed as his official second channel, with about 5.7 million, and streams on Twitch as Flight23white to about 2.9 million followers. As of October 2026 he is still streaming several days a week, and in December 2025 he won Best Sports Streamer at The Streamer Awards.
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Questions people ask
Who is FlightReacts?
FlightReacts is a Twitch streamer and YouTuber who goes by Flight and is best known for reacting to basketball games, highlights and NBA 2K. Tubefilter described him in July 2020 as known for basketball reactions, catchphrases, his own basketball skills and gaming, and reported that he is also a rapper and songwriter whose single “Disingenuous” had about 12 million views across Spotify and YouTube at the time. His main channel’s About page reads, in full, “FlightTeam Stand Up! #FTC,” and his Twitch calls itself the “Official FlightReacts Twitch.”
What happened to FlightReacts? What happened to his channel, and did he fall off?
As of October 2026, nothing has been reported to have happened to FlightReacts: he is still streaming and posting, but most of his uploads now go to his second channel rather than the FlightReacts channel. Social Blade shows the main channel at about 5.13 million subscribers, 926 videos and 418 million views, with one new upload in its latest two weeks of daily rows (September 9 to 22, 2026); its recent full-length uploads include a reaction to the 2026 NBA All-Star Game, posted February 15, 2026. The second channel, NotYourAverageFlight, posted about 41 videos in its latest two weeks of rows (October 12 to 25, 2026), roughly three a day, and sits at about 5.67 million subscribers and 1.8 billion views. On the fall-off question, the numbers are smaller than his peak but not gone. Streams Charts lists his all-time Twitch peak as 108,665 viewers on December 10, 2020, against about 3,800 average viewers over the past 30 days, and he still streams on a posted schedule of four days a week. In December 2025 he also won Best Sports Streamer at The Streamer Awards.
Why did FlightReacts get arrested?
As of October 2026, we found no report of an arrest of FlightReacts in a major news outlet.
Why is FlightReacts so popular, and why is he so funny? Why does he laugh like that?
FlightReacts is popular because his reactions travel as clips: big, loud responses to basketball moments that fans cut into memes, GIFs and stickers. Tubefilter reported that in June 2020 a 1v1 basketball video of his hit No. 1 on YouTube’s trending tab, that a three-hour NBA 2K stream the same day drew 77,000 concurrent viewers on Twitch, and that the #FlightReacts hashtag passed 1 billion TikTok views that month even though he had no official TikTok profile. It also reported that he was often featured on ESPN’s SportsCenter. He has not explained his laugh on the record that we could find; it is part of what fans clip.
Why does FlightReacts react to himself, and why does he like June so much?
FlightReacts has not explained either one in any interview or post we could open, so we will not guess. What is public: reacting is the whole format of his channels, and his second channel, NotYourAverageFlight, posts several times a day as of October 2026. Who June is, and why June comes up on his streams, is not something we could source. If he addresses either on the record, this entry will add it.
Why does FlightReacts say FTC?
FlightReacts has not spelled out what FTC stands for in any source we could open. What is public: his YouTube About page reads, in full, “FlightTeam Stand Up! #FTC,” so the tag sits next to FlightTeam, the name he calls out there. We leave the letters there rather than guess.
Why is FlightReacts a Warriors fan?
FlightReacts has not explained his Warriors fandom in any source we could open. What is public: his best-known catchphrase is “Look at Curry, man,” and Tubefilter reported in July 2020 that Steph Curry himself shared it on Instagram and TikTok.
Did FlightReacts win a Streamer Award? Did he go to college or Streamer University?
Yes, FlightReacts won Best Sports Streamer at The Streamer Awards on December 6, 2025, at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, under his Twitch name Flight23white, per Esports.gg. The other nominees were AngryGinge13, RunTheFutMarket, JankyRondo and CashNastyGaming. He has not said where, or whether, he went to college in any source we opened, and we could not confirm from a source we opened whether he took part in Kai Cenat’s Streamer University.
How old is FlightReacts? What is his real name?
FlightReacts has not published a birthdate that we could confirm, and we could not open his Famous Birthdays page when writing this, so we do not print an age. His real name is Kimani White, as Tubefilter reported in July 2020; he goes by Flight, and his Twitch name is Flight23white.
Where can I watch FlightReacts? Is he live right now?
FlightReacts streams on Twitch at flight23white, where his posted schedule as of October 2026 is Sundays from 12pm to 8pm, Mondays and Wednesdays from 12pm to 10pm and Fridays from 1pm to 8pm, plus random days; the Twitch page shows whether he is live. Highlights and stream cuts go up several times a day on NotYourAverageFlight, and full reaction videos are on FlightReacts. He posts on X as @Flight23White.
What is FlightReacts’ net worth? Is he rich?
FlightReacts does not publish a number and neither do we.
Who is FlightReacts dating? Is he married, single or a father, is he Christian or Kenyan, what about weed or his weight, and did he get leaked?
Not something we cover.
Who represents FlightReacts?
FlightReacts signed with United Talent Agency for representation in all areas of his career in July 2020, and at the time was managed by Eric O’Connor, Dimitri Hurt and Luis Arellano of MPM Partners, per Tubefilter. His Twitch page lists no business contact, and we found no newer report of a change. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because he is one of the most watched basketball reaction creators online, and people keep asking what happened to his channel. If that changes, this entry will say so.
Our read
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The format. One man, one game on screen, and a reaction big enough to work with the sound off. The skill is timing: he lets a play land, then explodes, and the catchphrases do the branding. Twitch streams supply the raw hours, and two YouTube channels cut them into full reactions and short highlights.
Why it travels. Basketball moments are shared the night they happen, and his face is the reaction shot fans paste next to them. Tubefilter counted 1 billion TikTok views on his hashtag in a single month in 2020 without him running an account, and the second channel posting about three times a day keeps the clips coming as of October 2026.
Brand fit. Basketball and sports gaming first: NBA 2K, sneakers, sports apps, energy drinks and game-day food for a young audience that watches the NBA through creators. The Best Sports Streamer award in December 2025 backs that lane. His reactions are unscripted and loud, so a brand needs to be comfortable with that, and deals likely route through his agency rather than to him directly.
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Sources: FlightReacts on YouTube and its About page; NotYourAverageFlight; Twitch and its About page; X; the video OBDxe276ls4; Tubefilter, July 21, 2020; Esports.gg, December 6, 2025; Streams Charts; Social Blade for FlightReacts, NotYourAverageFlight and Flight23white. Follower counts via Social Blade, October 2026.
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