VTuber Ironmouse has made history by surpassing popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat to become the most-subscribed Twitch streamer ever, reaching an impressive 314,146 active subscribers. This milestone was achieved during a subathon event, where she also committed to donating half of the proceeds to the Immune Deficiency Foundation. Ironmouse, a founding member of the VTuber group VShojo, gained notoriety for her diverse content, including anime, singing, voice acting, and gaming, amassing 2.1 million followers on Twitch. Kai Cenat, who previously held the record with 306,000 subscribers, congratulated Ironmouse but hinted at a comeback challenge.

What is a subathon on Twitch?

A subathon on Twitch is a live streaming event where a streamer earns additional streaming time for every subscription or donation received. This format encourages viewer engagement and can lead to increased subscriber counts, as seen in Ironmouse's record-setting event.

Ironmouse is known not only for her gaming skills but also for her strong community engagement and philanthropic efforts. Since launching VShojo in 2020, she has become a prominent figure in the VTuber scene, showcasing her talents while building a loyal fanbase. This achievement exemplifies the rising popularity of VTubers and the interactive nature of the Twitch streaming platform.