American streamer iShowSpeed has sent fans into a frenzy after revealing some of the activities he plans to take part in once he arrives in Kenya as part of his highly anticipated African tour.

During a live stream on his YouTube channel on Monday, January 5, 2026, the internet sensation announced that a live safari experience is top of his Kenya itinerary.

“Damn! We are doing a live safari stream in Kenya,” iShowSpeed excitedly told his millions of viewers, instantly sparking excitement among Kenyan fans and wildlife lovers alike.

The popular streamer, whose real name is Darren Jason Watkins Jr, is currently on a 28-day, continent-spanning tour dubbed Speed Does Africa. The tour kicked off on December 29, 2025, in Angola, where he was welcomed by massive crowds and quickly went viral for spontaneous street challenges and high-energy live-stream moments.

After Angola, iShowSpeed headed to South Africa, streaming from several cities including Cape Town. While there, he interacted with local dancers and rugby players and celebrated a major milestone—hitting 47 million subscribers on YouTube—which he marked by celebrating with fans in the streets.

On January 3, 2026, the tour moved to Mozambique, where the streamer was greeted by enthusiastic crowds in the capital. He attempted traditional pot-balancing, joined a local dance troupe, and shared moments of awe as he explored the country’s scenery and culture.

Kenya is among more than 20 African countries lined up on iShowSpeed’s ambitious tour, which streams live daily on YouTube and Twitch. His planned safari live stream is already being tipped as one of the tour’s most memorable moments, blending entertainment with a showcase of Kenya’s world-famous wildlife.

The Speed Does Africa tour continues to attract global attention for its mix of high-energy entertainment, cultural immersion, and real-time engagement with fans across the continent.