Prank content lovers across East and Central Africa have something big to look forward to in early 2026.Popular prankster Nicki Bigfish has announced an IRL (in real life) live stream Africa prank tour set for February 2026, promising back-to-back action in multiple countries and cities. The creator says the month will be packed with travel, surprise moments, and live pranks all happening in real time for fans watching online.
According to the tour plan shared on social media, Nicki Bigfish will take the live prank stream to Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), Kampala (Uganda), Juba (South Sudan), and Goma (DR Congo). The tour will then roll into Kenya for an extended run across several towns, including Nairobi, Mombasa, Malindi, Voi, Machakos, Eldoret, Kakamega, Kisumu, and Kisii.
While announcing the tour, Nicki Bigfish hinted that this has been in the works for a while, writing, “IT’S ABOUT TIME. February is about to get a little busy, fasten your seat belts.” The prankster also revealed that fans already got a small taste of what’s coming after a teaser drop in Nakuru last week, which appears to have built excitement and curiosity around the full tour.
Nicki Bigfish encouraged supporters to subscribe to the YouTube channel and stay alert for updates, implying that the upcoming content will be bigger, bolder, and more challenging than anything done before.
The announcement has already sparked reactions online, with many fans calling the tour ambitious and praising the idea of bringing live prank entertainment to different African streets and cultures. If the tour goes as planned, it could become one of the most talked-about IRL streaming runs in the region especially with Kenya getting multiple stops