Vtuber Ironmouse has responded to Kai Cenat's comments on reclaiming the title of the most subscribed Twitch channel in history. It has been a little over a week since Ironmouse broke the Twitch record during her yearly subathon.
On September 30, Ironmouse successfully surpassed Kai Cenat's record of over 306,000 Twitch subscribers. The Vtuber was holding a subathon to raise money for the Immune Deficiency Foundation when she eclipsed Cenat. Shortly after breaking the record, Ironmouse was congratulated by fellow content creators and Twitch itself. Kai Cenat praised Ironmouse as well, but the streamer also promised his supporters that he'd regain the top spot eventually. After forty days of streaming, Ironmouse officially ended her subathon on October 10, with her subscription count at over 326,250. Now, the Vtuber has responded to Kai Cenat's plans to break her record.
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In an interview with Rolling Stone, Ironmouse acknowledged Kai Cenat's comments about getting back the all-time Twitch subscriber count crown and expressed eagerness to see it happen. "Records are meant to be broken," said the Vtuber. "I think it’s...
