Twitch streamer Emily approaches 1,104-day broadcast milestone
Emily has been streaming on Twitch for 1,104 days without a break. She plays games, eats, sleeps, and hangs out with friends live. She still has over 700 hours of streaming remaining.
Emily (@emilycc) has been live streaming on Twitch uninterrupted for 1,104 days. The content creator hasn't stopped broadcasting her life to the audience for just over three years. Her stream is on even when she sleeps or takes a shower. When someone subscribes to her channel or makes a donation, it adds time to her clock, extending the duration she has to keep streaming.
Emily has been streaming on Twitch for 1,104 days
Subathons (or subscription marathons) are common events on Twitch. Streamers stay live for extended periods, trying to gain as many new followers as possible. Emily's subathon is record-breaking. On November 20th, streamer Kai Cenat, currently the biggest star on the platform, joined her stream. He was shocked that she hadn't stopped streaming for over three years, even during holidays or her own birthdays.
As of November 20th, Emily's clock shows she needs to stay on stream for another 746 hours. The time will undoubtedly increase after Kai Cenat connects with her stream and introduces her to tens of thousands of people on his channel. On her stream, the young woman mainly plays games (currently "Call of Duty: Black Ops 6") and chats with viewers in the chat.
The streamer has a record number of subscribers
In the comments section of an Instagram video where Emily shared an update about her subathon, one user asked: "How do you deal with burnout? It's amazing." The streamer replied, "I am burnt out, but thank you so much. I'm addicted to caffeine and have nothing else to do." Emily has over 326,000 subscribers, surpassing the VTuber Ironmouse and even Kai Cenat.
On the streaming platform Twitch, popularity is measured in three ways. The first is the number of subscriptions, which refers to people who pay to interact with their favorite creators. Amazon Prime users (Twitch is owned by Jeff Bezos's company) have one free subscription available on Twitch each month. Twitch channels also have followers who watch without paying. Another important statistic is the number of people watching a particular stream. The record for this belongs to Spanish streamer Ibai Llanos, who at one point was watched live by 3.8 million people.
