Popular Twtich streamer Kai Cenat has exceeded 100,000 Twitch subscribers during a September 30 livestream as he and his friends and family gathered around the broadcasting PC to witness the milestone happen firsthand.
Kai Cenat has swiftly been rising in Twitch subscriptions since 2021 and that's thanks in part to being one of six members of content creator group Any Means Possible and various deals he's received. Other AMP members like JustFanum, ImDavisss, and Duke Dennis will often share viewers with Kai Cenat as part of being in the same network, and the group of six also do content together to further boost awareness of each other's channels. Beyond passing 100,000 subscribers on Twitch like few livestreamers before him, Kai Cenat also hit a new personal channel record of 133,000 concurrent viewers.
Earlier in September, Twitch's Kai Cenat had incredibly blown past 80,000 Twitch subscribers as part of his fast climb in popularity, ending September with 102,745 subs in total. The memorable moment in which Kai Cenat passed 100,000 has been commemorated all over social media, and it shows his normally rather empty room full of friends, lights, and loud party music. The popular Twitch streamer and some others scream as the numbers climb into the six figure range, putting Kai Cenat in a tier on the platform that was previously unknown to him.
Because of his impressive rise on Twitch, some doubters have accused Kai Cenat of laundering money through multiple accounts like some streamers in Istanbul, but the popular livestreamer has since debunked these claims. Cenat maintains a regular viewership of 65,024 which shows that a large chunk of the Twitch subscriptions are from accounts that aren't always there, with 43,973 of the overall number being gifted subs. As a result of his success in September, Twitch has placed Cenat on the front page of the website which may further contribute to his growing numbers as more people are made aware of his channel.
Many Kai Cenat fans have responded to the Twitch clip of him surpassing 100,000 subscribers with congratulatory replies, some of them hailing the young content creator as a leader on the platform. Several Twitch viewers attempted to calculate just how much Cenat makes from this plethora of subscribers, while one fan simply pointed out that the Amazon platform gets a large cut of the revenue simply by being where he chooses to livestream.