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Kai Cenat is the most-subscribed channel on Twitch of all time.[1]

A subscription on Twitch is a way for users to support their favourite streamers and creators on the platform using real money.[2] Content creators can offer custom emotes, badges, and more to subscribers. Users can also gift subscriptions to others, so subscriber numbers can increase.[3] A subscription expires after one month and can be renewed for a "subscription streak".[4][5]

As of November 22, 2024, less than 2 months after losing the record to VTuber Ironmouse, Kai Cenat retook the record for most-subscribed Twitch channel with over 510,000 subscribers and counting.[6]

History

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Most-subscribed Twitch channels

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In April 2018, Tyler Blevins, known by his Twitch username Ninja, held the record for the most-subscribed Twitch streamer with 269,154 subscribers until April 2021, when Ludwig Ahgren broke the record during his subathon with 283,066 subscribers.[3] Later in March 2023, Kai Cenat broke Ahgren's record during his subathon with 306,621 subscribers[2] until September 30, 2024, when VTuber Ironmouse broke the record during her subathon with 313,000 subscribers at the time.[7][1] On November 11, 2024, Cenat broke the record again during his subathon with over 515,000 subscribers and counting.[6]

Most-subscribed female Twitch channels

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In November 2021, Kim Mi-Young, known by her Twitch username kkatamina, held the record for the most-subscribed female Twitch streamer with 73,623 subscribers until March 2022, when VTuber Ironmouse broke the record during her 31-day subathon with 171,818 subscribers.[4][5][8] A year later, in July 2023, Ironmouse broke her own record during her subathon with 205,488 subscribers.[9] Later on September 30, 2024, Ironmouse broke Twitch and her own personal record during her subathon with 313,000 subscribers becoming the most subscribed twitch channel of all time until November 11th, 2024.[3][1]

List of most-subscribed Twitch channels

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The following table lists the top 60 most-subscribed channels on Twitch as of November 24, 2024,[6] as well as the primary category or categories in which they stream. The channels are ordered by number of most-subscribed.

† indicates a channel is no longer active on the platform.
★ indicates a number is still rising.
Rank Channel Owner Total subscribers Achievement date Streamed categories
1 KaiCenat Kai Cenat[10] 542,000★ November 2024 Various games, chatting
2 Ironmouse Ironmouse 326,252 October 2024 Various games, chatting[11]
3 MogulMoves Ludwig Ahgren[12] 283,066 April 2021 Various games, chatting
4 Ninja Tyler Blevins[13] 269,154 April 2018 Fortnite[14][15]
5 Jynxzi Nicholas Stewart[16] 179,543 February 2024 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege[17]
6 Casimito Casimiro Ferreira[18] 159,487 November 2022 Chatting, sports
7 CriticalRole Critical Role 139,559 November 2021 Dungeons & Dragons
8 Ibai Ibai Llanos 136,115 July 2023 Special events, various games, chatting
9 RanbooLive Ranboo[19] 116,870 August 2021 Minecraft,[19] chatting
10 Shlorox Shlorox 113,628 March 2024 Grand Theft Auto V, chatting
11 Jasontheween Jason Nguyen[20] 104,615 September 2024 Chatting
12 Gaules Alexandre Chiqueta[21] 102,857 June 2022 Counter-Strike
13 xQc Félix Lengyel[22] 102,288 May 2022 Various games, Overwatch,[23] chatting
14 Shroud Michael Grzesiek[24] 101,588 March 2019 Valorant,[25] various games
15 summit1g Jaryd Lazar[26] 94,941 May 2020 Counter-Strike 2,[27] various games[28]
16 TheGrefg David Martínez[29] 88,585 January 2022 Fortnite, Minecraft, various games, chatting
17 eliasn97 Elias Nerlich[30] 85,475 September 2023 Chatting, Fortnite
18 HasanAbi Hasan Piker[31] 85,125 November 2024 Chatting
19 Pestily Pestily[32] 81,926 July 2021 Escape from Tarkov[32]
20 caseoh_ Case Baker 81,405 October 2024 Various games, chatting
21 plaqueboymax Maxwell Dent[33] 81,115 September 2024 Chatting
22 PirateSoftware Jason Hall[34] 80,861 April 2024 Software & Game development
23 NICKMERCS Nick Kolcheff[35] 80,402 April 2021 Apex Legends, Fortnite
24 kkatamina Kim Mi-young[36] 73,623 November 2021 Chatting, Valorant[36]
25 PointCrow Eric Morino[37] 72,533 May 2022 The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild[37]
26 Fextralife Fextralife[38] 72,090 July 2023 The Elder Scrolls Online, Diablo IV
27 AdinRoss†[note 1] Adin Ross[40] 71,318 September 2021 Various games, chatting
28 Tumblurr Gianmarco Tocco[41] 70,656 October 2024 Chatting, various games
29 Anomaly Anomaly[42] 70,420 May 2020 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive[42]
30 Trymacs Maximilian Stemmler[43] 70,196 February 2021 Fortnite, Clash Royale
31 Tfue Turner Tenney[44] 69,586 February 2019 Apex Legends, Fortnite[44]
32 月希 (tsukilin) tsukilin 68,906 September 2023 Chatting, various games
33 stableronaldo Rani Netz[45] 65,069 September 2024 Fortnite, chatting[45]
34 DarioMocciaTwitch Dario Moccia[46] 63,016 December 2023 Chatting
35 iiTzTimmy Timothy[47] 59,980 May 2022 Apex Legends[48]
36 JLTomy Toma Abdellaoui[49] 59,405 February 2023 Grand Theft Auto V, chatting
37 Aztecross Aztecross 58,493 June 2024 Destiny 2[50]
38 Shylily Shylily[51] 58,072 March 2022 Chatting, various games
39 Trainwreckstv Tyler Niknam[52] 57,551 January 2022 Slots, chatting
40 AdmiralBahroo Sam[53] 57,066 March 2022 Various games
41 TimTheTatman Timothy Betar[54] 56,915 March 2019 Call of Duty: Warzone,[55] various games[56]
42 Rubius Rubén Gundersen[57] 56,577 March 2022 Minecraft, Fortnite,[57] various games, chatting
43 PaymoneyWubby Dennis Richardson[58] 56,349 August 2023 Chatting
44 ZeratoR Adrien Nougaret[59] 56,118 June 2023 Various games
45 TheRealKnossi Jens Knossalla[60] 55,842 August 2020 Slots, chatting
46 GeekandSundry Geek & Sundry[61] 55,349 February 2018 Talk Shows & Podcasts, Dungeons & Dragons
47 elxokas Joaquín Domínguez[62] 53,543 February 2022 World of Warcraft
48 Tubbo Tobias Smith[19] 53,073 April 2024 Minecraft[19], chatting
49 Sintica Sintica[63] 52,992 September 2021 Music[63]
50 ohnePixel Mark[64] 52,910 August 2023 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive[65]

Notes

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  1. ^ AdinRoss is banned from Twitch.[39]

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