5 insane Twitch records that may be nearly impossible for another streamer to break

The biggest Twitch records include Ibai Llanos’ massive viewer peak, Kai Cenat’s record-breaking subathon and Ludwig’s month-long broadcast. (Image via: Getty/Alamy/Instagram) Twitch has had some ridiculous numbers over the years, but a few records sit in a different category. We are talking about millions of viewers watching one stream at the same time, more than a million active paid subscribers, and a hype train that climbed past level 120. These are not normal milestones. They came from huge creator communities, major internet events and, in one case, a streamer simply revealing a Fortnite skin. Some of these records also look almost impossible to repeat because the conditions around them were so specific. Ibai Llanos had a massive boxing event behind his number. Kai Cenat had an enormous subathon. TheGrefg pulled nearly 2.5 million people for a solo gaming reveal. And then there is the other extreme: staying live for an entire month. Here are five Twitch records that could remain stuck in the history books for a very long time.5. Peak Concurrent Viewers for a Solo Gaming Reveal - TheGrefgBack on January 11, 2021, David “TheGrefg” Cánovas Martínez went live for something much s...