Ludwig Ahgren, also known as "Ludwig," has officially broken Ninja's all-time Twitch streaming record after appearing on videos and creating content for 31 days non-stop in the video streaming platform of Amazon. What was more iconic was Lugwig was also able to beat Ninja's subscriber count record which has gathered a record-high of 271,000 subs for his streams.
The now Twitch stream record holder can rest and take a break after more than a month of non-stop streaming via the online video platform of Twitch. tv, after breaking the record of a popular content creator. People might have thought Ninja's feat was extreme, but Ludwig proved them otherwise and tops the record with 31 days of content.
The video stream of Ludwig was up and running for the entire day, for the last 31 days, which marked its history earlier today. The streamer has been seen streaming games, talking about random things, sleeping, and other activities in his channel, which is currently up and running that have broken records and gathered millions of fans to watch its content.
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Ludwig's Subathon Bests Ninja's All-Time Record
Ahgren called this feat the "Subathon" which was a move to gather subscriptions from fans and watchers via Twitch, which had the streamer claiming that he would not stop streaming until accumulating said numbers. Tyler Blevins, a.k.a. "Ninja," previously had this feat and was able to gather 269,154 subs during his attempt at this.
Ninja (@Ninja) has expressed his statement via Twitter, saying that "records are meant to be broken," and congratulates Ludwig for passing his all-time subscriber count after the feat for more than 30 days. Blevins said that he was a "little sad' for seeing his record beaten by Ahgren, but is ultimately happy for the streamer's achievement via the platform.
Records are meant to be broken, I would be lying if I said wasn’t a little sad but congrats @LudwigAhgren on holding the new sub record on twitch 🤩
— Ninja (@Ninja) April 13, 2021
According to Kotaku, Ninja's attempt at his all-time high for subs was way back in 2018, where he was at the peak of his career at Twitch, holding it for more than three years, despite departing from the platform in 2019. However, fast forward to 2020, Twitch saw Ninja's return after Mixer shut down, and the record remains on the platform.
Subathon Deadline is a Charity Drive by Ludwig
Twitch rules prevent streamers to have a subathon for more than 31 days, and today, April 13, was the deadline for Ludwig, despite finishing or failing the challenge that he set himself up for. Moreover, today also marks the day where Ludwig pledged $5 per subscription which proceeds would head to St Jude's and The Humane Society until 9 PM PST.
Currently, the streamer has less than four hours for the donation drive to be completed, which is a lot of time to gather subs to be donated to a charitable cause pledged by Ahgren. Ludwig's attempt is the closest to Ninja's, which even defeated the popular streamer, as no one came remotely close to the content creators for their records.
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Written by Isaiah Alonzo
