The Twitch subscriber crown is back in Kai Cenat's hands, with the creator ending his month-long subathon at almost 727,700 subscribers, CNBC reports. He more than doubled the record of 326,650 subscribers VTuber Ironmouse set in September,

Kai Cenat breaks Twitch's subscriber record with 727K subs during his month-long Mafiathon 2 subathon, making millions and pledging to fund a school in Nigeria.

Kai Cenat, a 22 year-old live streamer, completed a so-called subathon on Saturday, streaming 24 hours a day for the entire 30 days of November.

Twitch streamer Kai Cenat's monthlong Mafiathon 2 stream shattered platform records, reaching more than 727,700 subscribers by its conclusion on Nov.

Kai Cenat’ s has ended his Mafiathon 2 stream, but not before the breaking a Twitch subscriber record in the process. Cenat ended his month-long stream with 728,535 followers, beating the previous high set by Ironmouse in October with 326,252 subscribers.

The 22-year-old American streamed continuously for 30 days, hosting guests like Snoop Dogg, Serena Williams, and Bill Nye. He amassed 727,694 subscribers, though the final count is pending Twitch's confirmation.

The American has been streaming continuously for 30 days to try reclaim the record he set last year.

Kai Cenat couldn't control his emotions after he broke the record for the most Twitch subscribers during his epic month-long livestream. On Saturday, November 30, the popular streamer burst into tears after he surpassed the record for subscribers at the end of Mafiathon 2.