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Kimani Tariq Kamiru-White, born August 7, 1995 in Washington D.C. and raised in Palm Beach, Florida. A YouTuber and streamer best known for his NBA reaction content, NBA 2K rage streams, his high-pitched "AYE!" reaction shout, and the 2020 NBA Finals Game 6 Lakers reaction that crossed 5 million views.
30 years old as of mid-2026. Born August 7, 1995.
Kimani Tariq Kamiru-White. "FlightReacts" is his stream handle; collaborators tend to call him Kimani or Flight.
Nothing literal — it's a reaction shout that became a signature. It started as a genuine in-stream reaction to wild NBA highlights and absurd 2K moments, and now appears in countless community edits across the NBA-streamer space.
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NBA 2K — across NBA 2K21 through the current 2K26 cycle. His annual "RAGING and FUNNY MOMENTS" 2K series is one of his most-clipped recurring formats. He also reacts to live NBA games as content of its own.
YouTube is the primary home, running two channels (FlightReacts and NotYourAverageFlight). Twitch hosts the live reaction streams, with TikTok and Instagram for short-form distribution.
The Los Angeles Lakers. He's a vocal LeBron James defender, closely followed Kobe Bryant's career, and his most-watched non-2K video is his reaction to the 2020 NBA Finals Game 6 (Lakers vs Heat).
Public estimates place him in the $3M–$5M range as of 2026, driven by YouTube AdSense, Twitch subscriptions, music streams, brand deals, and merchandise. See the net worth breakdown.
A floating button that nods to FlightReacts's signature reaction shout. It's the catchphrase that built the channel's NBA-reaction identity and now spreads across the wider creator scene.
Yes. Alongside his reaction content he's released music tracks — a second creative outlet that occasionally cross-pollinates with his reaction-stream audience and music-reaction streams.