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Kai Cenat did something no one would consider the slightest bit reasonable on Twitch-land, going and landslide-reaching the one million subscriber mark on Mafiathon 3. Yeah, A MILLION subs. On day 27 of the marathon stream, the counter hit with the number that will forever remain etched in time: 1,000,000, and the internet went crazy for it. No streamer has ever been on the fringes of such an occurrence, and everyone is now wondering what this means for the streaming world. Mafiathon 3, then, is this immense streaming event that Kai has been putting on where he’s live for insane long hours playing games and completing challenges and just outright being crazy in ways his audience could not get enough of. So when he hit the magic number, all of AMP squad was there to celebrate with him; the vibe was too much. It’s being called history in the making, and honestly, that’s no misnomer. Opposite reactions came immediately following the news of his subs. Some people were hyped out with chatter like “Yo we did Kai!!!,” “Big win.. nice one Kai,” while others started calling it a ‘begathon’ that no one cared about. There was even one person who

Twitch streamer Kai Cenat has made history by becoming the first user to surpass one million active subscribers on the platform. He achieved this milestone during the final days of his month-long event, "Mafiathon 3." The event, which began on September 1, featured a continuous live stream where Cenat engaged with his audience, extended his session based on new subscriptions, and hosted surprise celebrity appearances. Previously, Cenat held the record for most active subscribers with over 700,000 during "Mafiathon 2" in December 2024. His latest achievement has been widely celebrated on social media by both Twitch and Cenat himself. Twitch congratulated him on X, stating, “Chat, he did it. 1 million subs in 27 days. Congrats @KaiCenat. Legendary.” Cenat shared his gratitude, writing, “STARTING 2025 I WAS A LITTLE LOST AND DIDN’T KNOW HOW IT WAS GONNA GO BUT FAST FORWARD AND NOW IM HERE 1,000,000 SUBS THANK YOU GOD❤️GOAL IS OFFICIALLY COMPLETE.” The last sleepover Kai Cenat’s highly anticipated event, “The Last Sleepover,” is set for September 29, 2025, at the home of comedian and actor Kevin Hart, with comedian Druski also participating. Fans are promised an evening of laughter and entertainment at Hart’s opulent mansion. Cenat and Hart

29th September 2025 September 28 – Football’s global media landscape is a fluid beast, with new platforms and creators seemingly popping up on a weekly basis with the latest coming from Brazil. The country’s top flight, the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, has sold its North American creator rights to the Creator Sports Network (CSN). Starting this season and running through 2026, CSN will stream one top match each week in English and Spanish, distributing it through the biggest platforms in the world, with YouTube and Twitch creators. It’s a clear shift from the traditional model. Where once fans had to rely on Paramount+ or niche outlets like the South American site, Fanatiz, they’ll now they’ll be able to connect with Série A through the personalities and communities they already follow online. Football, rugby, and extreme sports are all finding audiences by moving away from the old broadcast models and leaning into digital voices. CSN, though, is pushing further. Rather than banking on one or two star influencers, its technology allows creators to put their own spin on a match, from polished broadcasters to passionate upstarts. Surveys show that YouTube is already one of the main gateways for young Americans discovering

In the high-stakes world of technology leadership, where decisions can pivot multibillion-dollar companies, former Twitch CEO Emmett Shear has emerged as a voice of caution against the pitfalls of excessive delegation. Shear, who steered the live-streaming giant from its scrappy beginnings to a $970 million acquisition by Amazon in 2014, recently shared insights drawn from his tenure, emphasizing that true executive prowess lies not just in handing off tasks but in knowing when to retain control. According to a recent article in Business Insider, Shear reflected on a critical moment early in Twitch’s history when he nearly delegated a pivotal product decision that could have derailed the platform’s growth. That episode involved a proposed change to Twitch’s core streaming features, which Shear’s team advocated strongly. He chose to override their expertise, a move that proved prescient as it aligned better with user needs and market demands. This anecdote underscores a broader philosophy: CEOs must discern whether a decision is one that “we have to get right,” as Shear put it, rather than reflexively deferring to specialists. His brief stint as interim CEO of OpenAI in November 2023 further honed this view, where he navigated boardroom chaos amid Sam Altman’s ousting

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 02: Kai Cenat attends the 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards on February 02, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for The Recording Academy) Kai Cenat is planning a sleepover on September 29, 2025, at Kevin Hart’s home with his friend Druski in attendance. The Twitch streamer announced the upcoming event, The Last Sleepover, via a trailer starring himself, Druski and the Jumanji actor. The clip begins with Druski jamming music in the driver’s seat of a vintage car crammed with luggage. Kai Cenat is at the back of the vehicle attempting to push it as it has broken down. After a series of back-and-forths where Cenat questions why he and Druski are wearing Tuxedos to a sleepover, the duo eventually make it to Kevin Hart’s mansion. Druski is mesmerized by a lady watering the plants in the garden and parks wrongly, ramming into Hart’s luxury vehicle. Hart, having his portrait painted, immediately rushes outside to address the chaos. As Cenat tries to retrieve his luggage from the roof of his car, it rolls down and causes more damage to Hart’s vehicle. Kai Cenat announced that the Sleepover will take place during his Mafiathon

Facepunch Studios has recently announced a brand-new Rust Kingdoms 3 Boots Twitch Drop. The ongoing Kingdoms 3 event has been largely popular among the community, and we've seen an influx of some big streamers, such as shroud, bnans, abe, and others participating in it. In this article, we will provide you with a detailed guide to help you unlock the newly introduced Rust Kingdoms 3 Boots Twitch Drop. Read below to know more. How to get Rust Kingdoms 3 Boots Twitch Drop Similar to the other Rust Kingdoms 3 Twitch drops that you have earned so far, the newly released cosmetic for the Boots can be unlocked by dedicating some time to watching dedicated 'drops-enabled' Rust streams on Twitch. However, this item is a streamer-specific drop, and naturally, you have to tune into the streams of the designated streamers and complete the watch time requirement to unlock it. That said, the new Rust Kingdoms 3 Boots Twitch Drop has been tied to the following streamers: farmerlucas sukidingels To unlock the newly launched Boots skin in the game, you have to watch the Twitch streams of either farmerlucas or sukidingels for a total of 1 hour. It must be noted that

Tokyo Game Show 2025 " will be held from Thursday, September 25 to Friday, September 28, 2025. On Friday, September 26, 2025, the second day of the event, "Let's Chat" stage event was held at ZETA DIVISION booth. ZETA DIVISION members k4sen and SHAKA, as well as Twitch Staff member noppo, performed at the "Let's Chat" event! We take a closer look at the charms of Twitch! The stage event "Let's Chat" was held! Let's Chat Saiga NAK Let's Chat" was held as one of the contents at the ZETA DIVISION booth at Tokyo Game Show 2025. Saiga NAK Let's Chat" featured streamers k4sen (@k4sen ), SHAKA (@avashaka ), and noppo (@noppo_cs ), who have been streaming on Twitch for many years. eSports caster Hikaru Shinohara (@ko_shinohara ) appeared as MC, and we discussed the appeal of Twitch. Saiga NAK - How did you start streaming on Twitch? k4sen and SHAKA Saiga NAK SHAKA: When I started using Twitch, I chose it because I wanted to stream globally, not just in Japan. k4sen-san Saiga NAK k4sen: I was originally a video contributor and used to stream on other platforms, but I was attracted to the ease of use of Twitch

The Twitch and YouTube streamer Ludwig Ahgren was invited to a race in F4. He is training with a racing simulator. However, his first attempt ends in an accident. What kind of race is it? In May 2025, streamer Ludwig Ahgren announced that he would participate in the GP Explorer 3, an F4 race in France. The race is organized by French influencer Lucas “Squeezie” Hauchard and takes place from October 3 to 5, 2025. Other streamers from the international scene are also participating in the race. Ludwig will be racing as Team America together with YouTuber Michael Reeves. Ludwig is looking forward to the event, even though he doubts his own driving skills and thinks he doesn’t really belong in an F4. However, he also sees it as a great opportunity to gain new experiences. To prepare optimally for the F4 race, the streamer started to develop his skills in a racing simulator. However, his first attempt made the community question the correctness of his participation. These are the 5 most relevant German streamers on Twitch in 2024, according to Google Autoplay “I am nervous for him” Why is the community doubting? One of Ludwig’s first training sessions took

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. If you've ever wanted to rewind a Twitch stream, that long-awaited feature is finally at hand. Twitch CEO Dan Clancy has announced that pause and rewind options were added to the service this week, with some notable exceptions. Clancy made the announcement during a live-stream (via The Verge), and noted that it is currently limited to Twitch Turbo subscribers or for channels that users are individually subscribed to. However, it's not available on mobile yet. "It's a feature I've been looking forward to us getting out," said Clancy. "It keeps viewers connected as they pause or rewind. Chat continues to stay live, so you can see the hype and understand what's happening in the live stream. The idea is that you're still there, you can catch up and then you come back." Twitch streamers will also have to activate the rewind and pause options on their end, and that feature is limited to users who are affiliated or partnered with Twitch. Clancy indicated that the feature will eventually be added to mobile, and there will be a phased rollout to everyone on

Published Fri, Sep 26, 2025, 08:00 Five key stories you may have missed over the past week. Welcome to our weekly news round-up. Every Friday, we'll share five key stories from the past few days, in bite-size format. Read the full transcript from Burial's 2007 Guardian interview Thursday, September 25th Michael Lawson The full transcript from Burial 's last interview has just been released for the first time. Dan Hancox, who authored the piece, shared the transcript on his newsletter yesterday. Read the full story. Barcelona festival Primavera Sound books PinkPantheress, Merzbow for 2026 Thursday, September 25th Hattie Lindert The lineup for Primavera Sound 2026 is here. Artists confirmed to the bill for the Barcelona institution's 24th edition include PinkPantheress , Merzbow , The xx , Massive Attack , Skrillex and more. Read the full story. Robyn's first new album in seven years is finished, says longtime collaborator Wednesday, September 24th Hattie Lindert Robyn 's next album appears to be on the way. In a recent interview, longtime collaborator Klas Åhlund revealed that he "just finished" working on the Swedish star's next record, which he called "super exciting." Read the full story. Legendary Chicago vocalist and DJ Ron Carroll dies