Kai Cenat is breaking Twitch records this year. In early November 2024, he received the most nominations ever for the Streamer Awards and broke a world record of 326,000 concurrent subscribers. Now, Cenat has broken his own record, becoming the first influencer ever to gain over 500,000 subscribers on Twitch.

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Kai Cenat is an American livestreamer, gamer, influencer and comedian. He has over 10.5 million subscribers on YouTube and 14.7 million followers on Twitch. Cenat has collaborated with personalities such as IShowSpeed ​​and is known for his skits, elaborate stream setups and ‘Just Chatting’ streams.

On November 22, 2024 at 11:30 AM, Kai Cenat reached 500,000 concurrent subscribers. This means that Kai has broken his previous record of 326,000 subscribers and is the first Twitch streamer to achieve this feat.

The historic moment took place live during Cenat’s Mafiathon 2 Subathon, which will last until December. Cenat was left speechless after reaching the major subscriber milestone. He celebrated with party poppers and confetti, and his talk made the performance even more exciting with the words “HISTORY,” “W” and “I WAS HERE.” Cenat’s mother also called in to applaud Kai’s performance, singing Post Malone’s song “Congratulations.” Kai thanked his subscribers with these words “Every time I feel tired, or when things are tough, and we still have eight days to go… you always prove to me why I have to keep going.”

Kai Cenat started his historic subathon shortly after being dethroned as the most subscribed streamer on Twitch by Ironmouse. He quickly surpassed the Vtuber’s total just a few days after this last marathon. With one week left in the 24/7 broadcast, there is no telling how high the bar will be for the new record.

In addition to the number of subscribers, Kai’s numbers are impressive across the board during this unprecedented subathon. According to SullyGnome, he has gained more than 1 million followers on Twitch, averaged more than 100,000 viewers during the broadcast, and generated more than 54 million viewing hours.

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