Ironmouse responds to comments from Kai Cenat

Vtuber Ironmouse responded to Kai Cenat's comments in reclaiming the title of most subscribed player Twitch Channel in history. It's been a little over a week since Ironmouse broke the Twitch record at their annual subathon.

On September 30th, Ironmouse successfully surpassed Kai Cenat's record of over 306,000 Twitch subscribers. The Vtuber was hosting a subathon to raise money for the Immune Deficiency Foundation when she eclipsed Cenat. Shortly after Ironmouse broke the record, it was congratulated by other content creators and Twitch itself. Kai Cenat also praised Ironmouse, but the streamer also promised his fans that he would eventually take back the top spot. After forty days of streaming, Ironmouse officially ended their subathon on October 10th. with a subscription count of over 326,250. Now the Vtuber has reacted to Kai Cenat's plans to break her record.

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Ironmouse responds to Kai Cenat about breaking her Twitch record

In an interview with Rolling Stone, Ironmouse noted Kai Cenat's comments about reclaiming the record crown for Twitch subscriber counts and expressed excitement for that to happen:

“Record-breaking moment meant a lot to me,” says Ironmouse

Although the Vtuber reiterated that the main goal of her subathon was to raise money for charities and her community, she also revealed that breaking the record was a life-changing experience:

Ironmouse became Twitch's most subscribed female streamer in 2022, but began creating content in 2017. Her increasing popularity earned her the Best Vtuber award at The Game Awards 2023. Ironmouse also founded the popular Vtuber group VShojo in 2020.

Although Kai Cenat respectfully acknowledged Ironmouse's achievement, some users were not so polite. Ironmouse received negative reactions from some creators and their communities, but she said that overall comments from other streamers were mostly positive. The path to her Twitch record wasn't easy either. In the middle of their subathon, Ironmouse's YouTube channel abruptly ended. She has since returned to the platform, but the Vtuber did not reveal why YouTube closed the platform in the first place. Her YouTube channel currently has over 1.16 million subscribers.

Ironmouse's success is undeniable as she is arguably Twitch's most prominent Vtuber of all time. Recently, Ironmouse launched Vtuber Academy, a weekly talent show that brought together 14 well-known streamers as participants and let them create content as Vtubers. The winner would receive their own fully funded Vtuber model. Even though their subathon has ended, it's likely that Ironmouse will continue to grow on Twitch. It took over a year for her to become the most subscribed streamer of all time, but whether Kai Cenat will break her record in less time remains to be seen.