British streamer Caedrel climbs to No. 1 in streaming rankings during Worlds 2026 as his League of Legends broadcasts generate 6.4 million hours watched

British streamer Caedrel has climbed to the top of the Parasocial Streaming 100 rankings for the week of October 26, 2026. His long streaming sessions during the League of Legends World Championship, also known as Worlds 2026, helped him reach the No. 1 spot. According to Parasocial Magazine, Caedrel recorded an estimated 6.4 million hours watched during the week. He also had an average of 146,879 viewers watching his streams at the same time, showing the huge interest in his Worlds broadcasts.Caedrel reaches No. 1 in streaming rankings after a strong Worlds 2026 runCaedrel moved up two places to claim the top spot in the latest Streaming 100 list. He was ranked No. 3 in the previous week's chart, but his strong performance during Worlds 2026 helped him move ahead of other creators.The figures were shared by Parasocial Magazine using data from Borealis, its creator tracking platform. The platform estimated that Caedrel's streams received 6.4 million hours of total watch time during the week. His average number of viewers was 146,879.The main reason behind this rise was his long run of co-streaming the League of Legends World Championship. Co-streaming means watching a live event an...