Kai Cenat’s reign as the most-watched Twitch streamer was at risk in February after a rising creator came incredibly close to taking the crown.
February was a big month for Kai Cenat. First, the AMP member appeared at the WWE Royal Rumble and had a fierce exchange of words with Logan Paul.
Next, he showed to the Grammy Awards and got a chance to hang out with legendary actor Will Smith. His broadcast from the Grammy’s even drew in 254,000 peak viewers, the most out of any channel during the entire 28-day month.
On top of that, he hosted an epic Batman Arkham marathon, complete with his own special Batsuits, Batcaves, and other bat-related features.
Despite all this, Cenat was just barely able to hold the title of Twitch’s most-watched creator in February as he had an unlikely rival nipping at his heels.
Caedrel rises in Twitch charts in new race with Kai Cenat
According to statistics provided by StreamsCharts, Kai Cenat had 10.73M hours of content watched in February, making him the most-watched streamer.
In second, close behind, was LoL streamer Marc Robert ‘Caedrel’ Lamont with 10.07M hours watched, putting him ahead of Asmongold, Jynxzi, Hasan, and Caseoh.
His coverage of his team, Los Ratones, has been making waves prior to this month, too. In fact, their competitive NLC debut smashed NLC viewership records.
Caedrel also streamed for a whopping 242 hours, over 100 more than Kai Cenat. If he can continue to grow these numbers and his total viewership, Caedrel could pose a major threat to Kai’s Twitch crown.
With big League of Legends events like the 2025 Mid-Season Invitational still to come, Caedrel’s viewership could hit record highs and propel him past Cenat, especially if he can build his follower base up even more in the meantime.
There’s an unexpected viewership rivalry brewing and it’ll be very interesting to see what March’s numbers look like given how tight of a race February was for the title of most-watched Twitch streamer.
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