During a September subathon, Vtuber Ironmouse hit over 320,000 active subscribers on the platform, surpassing the previous record holder, Kai Cenat, who peaked at 306,621 subscribers last year. Unlike 'following' a Twitch channel (which is like favoriting it),

Ironmouse is a Vtuber, meaning she streams as an anime avatar rather than as herself, and she just became the most subscribed channel in the history of Twitch. The record-breaking run capped off a subathon that saw her overtake Kai Cenat with a campaign that was largely in service of raising money for the Immune Deficiency Foundation.

Kai Cenat has responded to Ironmouse breaking his long-standing Twitch subscriber record, and he’s already suggesting that he’s going to try to get it back.

Popular Vtuber Ironmouse has dethroned Kai Cenat as the most subscribed streamer in the history of Twitch. She broke the record with 314,146 subscribers over the weekend during a charity Subathon for the Immune Deficiency Foundation. She will donate half of her Subathon earnings to the charity.

The Vtuber Ironmouse set a new world record for number of subscribers on Twitch. It was previously set by Kai Cenat.

VTuber Ironmouse has overtaken Kai Cenat to become the most-subscribed Twitch streamer ever. Ironmouse is a Puerto Rican-American VTuber and founding member of the VTuber group VShojo which launched in 2020. She’s best known for anime, singing, voice acting, art, gaming, and variety streaming content, with 2.1 million followers on Twitch.

A VTuber called Ironmouse now has the highest number of subscribers on Twitch, breaking the record previously set by Kai Cenat. As of this writing, Ironmouse has over 320,000 current subscribers on the website based on the counter on her profile,