Ironmouse, a popular VTuber, has surpassed Kai Cenat to become the most-subscribed streamer on Twitch. 

According to Twitchtracker, she amassed over 200,000 active subscribers during her ongoing substation, nearly 100,000 more than Cenat, who currently holds approximately 101,000 subscribers.

The VTuber’s current subathon, which has lasted more than 23 days, has propelled her to this position. However, this isn’t Ironmouse’s first time at the top. In June 2023, she reached 205,488 subscribers during a subathon that raised funds for The Immune Deficiency Foundation.

Trailing behind Cenat in the current Twitch subscriber rankings are Jynxzi with 100,000 subscribers, CaseOh with 76,000, and Hasan with 69,000. Ironmouse’s achievement places her among a select group of streamers who have surpassed 150,000 subscribers, including Ninja, Ludwig, and Jynxzi.

During her subathon, Ironmouse expanded beyond her typical content by conducting IRL streams at TwitchCon 2024 in San Diego and interacting with fans in person.

The streamer faced challenges during her subathon, including suspending her YouTube VOD channel due to copyright strikes in early September and removing her main account two weeks later. 

On September 23, Ironmouse announced that YouTube had reinstated both accounts after she involved a legal team to investigate the situation.

Kai Cenat still holds the record for most all-time Twitch subscribers at over 300,000 from a subathon stream in 2022. He reclaimed the position of most-subscribed streamer on Twitch after collaborating with comedian Kevin Hart in May 2024.