LosPollosTV
NBA 2K streamer from the early days of 2HYPE who set a 195-hour Twitch stream in 2020 and now streams mainly on Kick.
Sports · Twitch · Updated Nov 3, 2026
LosPollosTV is a streamer known for NBA 2K MyTeam pack openings and a 195-hour Twitch stream in April 2020. Dexerto has printed his name as Louis Sammartino, and Famous Birthdays says he joined the NBA 2K group 2HYPE and was a member of Luminosity Gaming; his own YouTube channel has 2HYPE-era videos with CashNasty, Jesser and ZackTTG. As of November 2026 he is not on Famous Birthdays’ 2HYPE member list, and he has not said why. In September 2025 Dexerto described him as a streamer who usually broadcasts on Kick, where he has about 528,000 followers; his Twitch channel still has about 1.1 million.
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Questions people ask
Who is LosPollosTV?
LosPollosTV is an NBA 2K streamer, Louis Sammartino per Dexerto, who built his audience on MyTeam pack openings and later moved into Fortnite and long variety streams. In April 2020 he ran a subscriber-extended stream that, per Dexerto, passed the record of nearly 162 hours for the longest uninterrupted livestream on April 5 and ended at 195 hours, 36 minutes and 17 seconds; Dexerto called him one of the biggest creators in the NBA 2K community at the time. Famous Birthdays says he joined 2HYPE and was a member of Luminosity Gaming. As of November 2026 he streams mainly on Kick.
What happened to LosPollosTV? Is LosPollosTV alive?
Yes, as of November 2026 LosPollosTV is alive and still active as far as the public record shows: we found no report of his death in any outlet, and his Twitch channel gained about 46,000 followers in the two weeks to October 10, 2026, per Social Blade. What people usually mean by “what happened” is that he went quiet on YouTube and moved his streaming to Kick. His YouTube channel shows its newest upload as about eight years old, and in September 2025 Dexerto described him as a streamer who usually broadcasts on Kick.
Why did LosPollosTV leave Twitch? Why did he move to Kick, and why does he stream on Kick?
LosPollosTV has not said why he moved to Kick, in anything we could source, and we found no report of a Kick contract. What is public: as of November 2026 his Kick channel is verified and has about 528,000 followers, and Dexerto described him in September 2025 as usually broadcasting there, when it counted about 779,000 Twitch followers and 275,000 on Kick. He has not closed his Twitch channel: it still has about 1.1 million followers, per Social Blade, and his YouTube page still links it. His Twitch history includes short suspensions: Dexerto reported a 24-hour ban on May 27, 2020 with no reason given by Twitch, and Dot Esports reported it was his third Twitch ban in a year, each ending quickly. We do not guess at a link between those bans and his move.
Why did LosPollosTV stop streaming?
LosPollosTV has not stopped streaming, as far as the public record shows: as of September 2025 Dexerto described him as a streamer who usually broadcasts on Kick. What did stop is his YouTube channel, which, as of November 2026, shows its newest upload as about eight years old, and his streams moved from Twitch to Kick, so viewers who only follow him on YouTube or Twitch may not see him live.
Why did LosPollosTV leave 2HYPE?
LosPollosTV has not said why he is no longer with 2HYPE, in anything we could source, and the group has not said either. What is public: Famous Birthdays says he later joined 2Hype and “was a member” alongside Jesser, and his own YouTube channel has videos from about nine years ago titled “IF YOU LAUGH YOU LOSE CHALLENGE! (2Hype Edition)” and “NBA 2K18 PARK IN REAL LIFE!!! (2Hype Edition),” plus “2 V 2 BASKETBALL CASH & JESSER vs LOS & TTG.” When the 2HYPE channel became a six-member group, Tubefilter listed CashNasty, Jesser, ZackTTG, Kristopher London, Jiedel and Mopi in May 2020, without him, and as of November 2026 Famous Birthdays’ 2HYPE page does not list him. No date or reason for his exit has been published.
Why is LosPollosTV called that? Why did he name himself LosPollos?
LosPollosTV has not explained the name in anything we could source. What is public: “Los” is what he calls himself, from his Kick bio, “Hey I’m Los!”, to an old YouTube video titled “Ask Los,” and Dexerto has printed his first name as Louis. “Los pollos” is Spanish for “the chickens.” He has not said whether the name refers to anything else, so we do not guess.
Why did LosPollosTV sacrifice himself? Why is LosPollosTV not allowed in the Philippines?
As of November 2026 we found no report in an accepted outlet, and no statement from LosPollosTV, explaining either question, so we do not repeat what circulates in clips and comments. If he or a news outlet addresses them on the record, this entry will say so.
How old is LosPollosTV?
LosPollosTV is 31 as of November 2026: Famous Birthdays gives his birthday as February 8, 1995.
What is LosPollosTV’s real name?
LosPollosTV’s real name is Louis Sammartino, as printed by Dexerto in its April 2020 report on his record stream and its May 2020 report on his Twitch ban. On stream he goes by Los.
Where can I watch LosPollosTV?
As of November 2026 LosPollosTV streams mainly on Kick, where he has about 528,000 followers. His Twitch channel has about 1.1 million followers, his YouTube channel has about 243,000 subscribers and 82 older videos, and he posts on Instagram as @lospollosig and on X as @lospollostv.
What is LosPollosTV’s net worth?
LosPollosTV does not publish a number and neither do we.
Is LosPollosTV Italian? What about his family?
Not something we cover.
Who represents LosPollosTV?
As of November 2026, no agent or manager is named publicly for LosPollosTV that we could find, and his YouTube page lists only his Twitch and X accounts. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because people keep asking why he moved to Kick and what happened with 2HYPE, and no other page answers it from the record. If that changes, this entry will say so.
Our read
Ames Create does not work with LosPollosTV. This is our view, from a team that works on creator brands for a living.
The format. Long live streams built on NBA 2K, with pack openings, Fortnite and whatever the chat pushes him toward, plus the occasional stunt like a stream that runs for eight days. His YouTube years added 2HYPE-style basketball challenges and pranks with Cash, Jesser and ZackTTG, but the live stream has always been the main product.
Why it travels. His reach lives on live platforms rather than uploads: about 1.1 million followers on Twitch and 528,000 on Kick, against a YouTube channel that has been quiet for years. Clips of his reactions travel on fan pages, and the record stream and Twitch bans are what press picked up.
Brand fit. Gaming, basketball and NBA 2K products for a young male audience that watches live. A brand would be buying live reads on Kick and Twitch, not edited YouTube placements. Brands that avoid Kick’s environment, or need a clean press history, should weigh that first.
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Sources: Famous Birthdays, LosPollosTV and 2HYPE; LosPollosTV on YouTube, Kick, Twitch, Instagram and X; 2HYPE on YouTube; Dexerto on the record stream, April 2020, the Twitch ban, May 27, 2020 and his streaming on Kick, September 23, 2025; Dot Esports, May 2020; Tubefilter, May 14, 2020. Follower counts via Social Blade (Twitch, Instagram), November 2026; Kick and YouTube counts read from the platforms, November 2026.
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