Picture Credit: Twitter

Picture Credit: Twitter

IShowSpeed, one of the most popular YouTube streamers, has achieved a remarkable milestone of 19 million subscribers on his channel. However, the celebration was not without some drama, as his fans decided to troll him by unsubscribing in masses.

The streamer, who is known for his hot-headed and controversial content, was eagerly waiting to hit the 19-million mark on August 3, 2023. He was streaming live from his hospital bed, where he has been admitted for a week due to severe headaches and other medical issues.

As he was about to reach the goal, he noticed that his subscriber count had suddenly dropped by a couple thousands. He realized that his fans were playing a prank on him by unsubscribing and resubscribing repeatedly. He reacted with a mix of frustration and amusement, saying “Wtf bi*ch, I am in the hospital right now.”

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He later thanked his loyal supporters and expressed his gratitude for their love and prayers. He was visibly emotional after his channel hit the milestone, as tears rolled down his eyes. 

IShowSpeed has been suffering from chronic headaches and migraines for a long time. He has also revealed that the condition is causing him a lot of pain and discomfort. He has been undergoing various tests and treatments in the hospital, but his condition has not improved much.

He has been streaming and creating content for YouTube since 2016, and has amassed a huge fan base with his entertaining and engaging videos. He is known for his rap songs, gaming videos, sports commentary, and comedy skits.

Recently he was in the news, after he met football superstar Neymar Jr, and model Kim Kardashian at the Al-Nassr vs PSG pre-season friendly. He interacted with both of them and posed for pictures with them. He has also faced some controversies and criticisms in the past for his offensive and inappropriate remarks and actions. He has been banned from Twitch in 2021 for violating their terms of service, and has moved to YouTube as his main platform.