KreekCraft keeps Roblox news, but makes room for GTA 6
His "Bye." update sets out a shift away from regular Roblox gameplay streams, with a Miami launch trip planned for his secondary channel.
Why this story? The video drew 4,057 comments in its first day, 5 times a normal first day on this channel (808).
Bye.
Next story: KreekCraft's Closing Shift runs into a voice-chat suspension
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- 0:36KreekCraft announces a Miami trip with other creators to make GTA VI launch content.
- 1:12He shows the launch-stream promotion and directs viewers to his secondary channel, Kreek.
- 2:00He argues that modern Roblox front-page games have become too simple and less appealing.
- 4:21Having reached his Roblox goals, he wants new challenges; community negativity adds to his desire for distance.
- 7:12The answer to "Bye.": Roblox news stays, while regular gameplay streams give ground to GTA VI and horror.
KreekCraft gives the important qualification several minutes into a video called "Bye.": he isn't saying goodbye to Roblox altogether. The news videos will stay. It's the regular gameplay streams he wants to do less of, making room for GTA 6 and other games.
That distinction has prompted a comment section five times busier than his usual first day. Viewers are recalling the Piggy streams of 2020 and RB Battles, while others describe their own fading interest in the Roblox games they find on its front page. The views themselves were ordinary for the channel; the conversation wasn't.
His explanation goes beyond wanting to try a major release. KreekCraft says modern Roblox games have become simpler and less appealing to him, pointing to "Steal An Egg." He also feels he has accomplished the goals he wanted to pursue in Roblox and needs a new challenge. Constant negativity around the community is another reason he wants some distance.
The alternative is already taking shape. He says he's flying to Miami with creators including Caylus, Fulton, Steak and Krew to film and stream GTA VI launch content. That coverage will appear on his secondary channel, Kreek, and he shows a YouTube promotion for a day-long launch stream.
For viewers wondering what survives the change, his answer is straightforward: "And so, like, yeah, I'm going to keep making Roblox news videos. I do enjoy that." His uploads since the announcement also include Roblox Pinkie Promise and Closing Shift gameplay. "Bye." is a change of balance, not an empty Roblox schedule.
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What viewers say
Even if you do quit Roblox, I’m just glad I was here since the 2020 Piggy days
@Beans77RBSee it on YouTubeKreek, I’ve watched you since I was 10, I’m in high school now, I miss the days when you’d play piggy in 2020, those were the peak years of my life. Watching rb battles season 2 and season 3 was the most fun I’d had in ages. If you quit Roblox, just know you’ve made a difference in so many peoples lives and have made an impact, we’re with you 👊
@lio4kySee it on YouTubeGenuinely do whatever you want, man whatever floats your boat
@SNG-u4kSee it on YouTube
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- Channel
- KreekCraft
- Subscribers
- 17,400,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 16,493,787
- Channel views, pace per day
- 4,146,283 (on a normal day: 2,380,975)
- Video published
- November 13, 2026
- Video views so far
- 807,405 (2 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 478,074 (on a normal day: 821,562)
The numbers
The update's first-day views were ordinary for KreekCraft, but its comments arrived at five times his usual pace.
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He shows the Kreek channel page while explaining where the launch coverage will appear.

