The streamer ironmouse is the new queen of Twitch. In the night of October 1st, she set a new world record and joins streaming greats like Ludwig, Kai Cenat, and Ninja.
What kind of streamer is she? ironmouse is an English-speaking Twitch streamer who has been streaming daily for 30 days now. With her Subathon, she aims to support the Immune Deficiency Foundation (IDF), which advocates for people with immune disorders.
Half of the revenue that ironmouse makes from her marathon stream goes to the nonprofit organization. She herself has an immune defect and has been raising awareness about the topic on Twitch since the beginning of her career.
By the way, ironmouse has also set a new record for the most simultaneous subscriptions on Twitch. All this, without ever showing her face, because ironmouse is a VTuber. You can learn more about it in our video:
ironmouse is the new queen of Twitch
What is this record? In the night of October 1, 2024, our time, shortly before the end of her Subathon, ironmouse reached more than 306,000 active subs: This means that more than 300,000 people have signed up for a paid subscription with the streamer.
According to the analysis site TwitchTracker, only a very small portion of that consists of Prime subs, which are available for Amazon Prime customers at no extra cost.
Currently, at 4:30 PM, ironmouse even has over 320,000 subs. This makes her the person with the most simultaneously active subs in the history of Twitch. Before her, this title was held by Kai Cenat and Ludwig, who had taken over from Ninja at that time.
On X, the streamer wrote: “Words cannot express how I feel, nor can I express my gratitude. Thank you all for the incredible support and thank you for changing my life. Thank you for being the best community in the universe. We dreamed big and we did it, guys! I love you all.”
For ironmouse, this Subathon must have been a real emotional rollercoaster, as she temporarily lost her channels on YouTube. Fans suspected a nasty extortion scheme behind it. However, the channels have since been restored and the streamer can enjoy her success in peace.
VTubers have been becoming increasingly successful on YouTube and Twitch for several years now. However, while the community grows, new problems also arise. Parts of the community believed, after a seemingly banning wave against VTubers, that Twitch had something against them. You can read more about it here: A banned streamer is allowed back on Twitch after only 40 hours, but she can’t be happy about it
