The current holder of the record for the most subscribers to a YouTube channel is Kai Cenat, who had more than 300,000 during the height of his popularity. The video-streaming website Twitch, which is owned by Amazon, has decided to expel one of its most well-known live streamers.
Now, when you visit his channel, you will get a message that says it is “temporarily unavailable due to a violation of Twitch’s… terms of service,” and he has tweeted that he has been banned.
Video game content is generally shown while the streamer engages in conversation with viewers.
After breaking the marks for subscriptions that had been set by Ludwig and Ninja in March, Cenat emerged as one of the most prominent figures in the streaming industry.
Users of Twitch have the option of either following their preferred broadcasters and artists for free or supporting them financially by subscribing to their channels or giving subscriptions to other viewers as gifts.
The most affordable monthly subscription plan is available for $3.99 (or $4.99 in the US), with subsequent tiers increasing in price.
Jynxzi, who is 21 years old, currently has the most subscribers, 75,000, which is an increase from 10,000 in September, as well as more than a million followers, which is an increase from 300,000.
Jynxzi is best known for his play of the online shooter Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege. He was livestreaming when he learned out he had taken the number-one spot on Twitch, and he celebrated by tweeting about it, where users referred to him as “the new king of Twitch.”
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