Hundreds of thousands watched as two streamers on Twitch and YouTube failed at Fortnite for days

After around 57 hours, two streamers have it on Twitch and YouTube managed to win a round of Fortnite – a feat that over 346,000 people took part in simultaneously.

Who are the two streamers? These are Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed. Kai is one of the biggest streamers on Twitch, while IShowSpeed ​​streams on YouTube and is very successful there.

The two streamers have planned something for a collaboration event that sounds incredibly simple: win a round in Fortnite’s OG Ranked mode. After a good 57 hours they made it, but the journey there was anything but easy.

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Why did it take so long? As MeinMMO has previously reported, stream snipers caused a lot of trouble for the two streamers. They specifically hunt streamers and gain an unfair advantage by following the live stream.

The problem became so big that Fortnite developer Epic Games intervened itself. With its help, they were able to ban many stream snipers from the games (via Dexerto). Her goal suddenly seemed achievable again.

How many viewers did the two streamers have? According to the X-Channel Streams Charts, Kai Cenat had around 160,000 simultaneous viewers at his peak. His watch time was around 5 million hours. IShowSpeed ​​had 186,000 viewers with the same watch time.

If you add these numbers together, the two streamers had more than 346,000 viewers and a combined watch time of over 10 million hours. However, they suffered 206 defeats before they were able to end their stream with one decisive victory.

Kai Cenat is known for his long Twitch streams and recently made huge amounts of money from a single stream. You can read more about it here: “Why do you donate to the rich?” – 22-year-old earns 1 million euros with a single stream on Twitch and it’s counting

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