GeorgeNotFound Cooking Stream

With the help of fellow YouTuber Jack Massey Welsh, Minecraft streamer George ‘GeorgeNotFound’ has set the record for the most viewers of a cooking livestream on Twitch.

Several of the world’s most prominent streamers have traded in their desk chair for a frying pan, adding spice to their content by doing live cooking streaming from their kitchen. Pokimane, QTCinderella, and Maya are just a few of the content creators who have demonstrated their culinary prowess. kjanecaron’s cooking stream, on the other hand, did not go as planned. However, owing to YouTuber GeorgeNotFound’s efforts, all broadcasters will now be racing to beat the record for the most views of their future cooking streams.

GeorgeNotFound is a popular Minecraft streamer. He has, nevertheless, amused followers with his erratic and, at the time, chaotic baking streams. One food-themed stream got so popular that George set the record for the most concurrent viewers for a cooking livestream on Twitch, with 319, 846. 

It all comes after YouTuber Jack Massey Welsh nominated him for the award and detailed how the event came to be on his channel. 

According to Welsh, George approached him first, requesting that he submit a nomination on his behalf after allegedly setting the record for the most hot tub livestream views. However, Guinness rejected George’s application since the small inflatable pool he utilized was not properly a hot tub. 

So, beginning March 20, 2021, the duo accumulated data and statistics to make George the record holder for the highest concurrent viewers on his cookery broadcast, ‘George Learns To Cook…’ 

George received his framed plaque announcing that he was an official world record holder when his application was approved. Welsh also gave him a prize for the ‘Most Watched Hot Tub Stream,’ which was a nice touch.