Streamer Jynxzi has now racked up an impressive 130,000 subscribers on Twitch as he continues to grow his lead as the platform’s most popular creator right now.
Over the last few years, some Twitch streamers have managed to rack up an incredible amount of subscribers on their own channel. Some have gotten that boost just from joining Twitch, others from dedicating themselves to subathons, and others because they go viral and people want to see what they do next.
Becoming the most-subbed-to streamer on Twitch is a prize typically reserved for the biggest of big names – Ninja, xQc, Kai Cenat, and Ironmouse.
More recently, though, that honor has gone to Jynxzi, a Rainbow Six Siege streamer who has been running a challenge where he has to end his stream if he loses a game of Ranked play.
Jynxzi breaks 130,000 subscribers on Twitch
Well, that has brought plenty of eyeballs to his channel, with his average viewership pretty much doubling through August and into the start of September, as he has around 35,000 on average per stream.
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That increased attention also bumped him up to become Twitch’s most-subbed-to streamer around, recently surpassing the 100,000 mark. Now though, Jynxzi has gone well beyond that, hitting 130,000 subscribers as of September 7.
According to TwitchTracker, which tracks subscriber stats, he’s almost 50,000 ahead of second-placed Eliasn97, who has 82,000 subscribers as of the most recent count.
The 130,000 mark is undoubtedly an impressive figure and one that will keep him on top of Twitch for a while.
In terms of the long-term records, though, the Rainbow Six star is a far way off the likes of Kai Cenat’s 306,621 count after he broke Ludwig’s impressive figures of 283,000 subscribers.