Streamers Celebrate Pokimane’s Milestone

Imane Anys, also known as Pokimane, is the all-time favorite Twitch queen, and she’s a hot topic among followers. The Twitch streamer has reached a big milestone, surpassing 9 million followers. It’s unquestionably good news, and April has proven to be a particularly fruitful month for the streamer. Many well-known streamers and fans wished her well on this historic occasion. Nickmercs, Valkyrae, JiDion, Angela Don, Wendy Luo, Susu Jpg, and a slew of other streamers greeted the streamer.

Bella Poarch, Imane’s friend and singer, also expressed her gratitude to Pokimane. Moreover, the steamer confirmed the news on Twitter, thanking her followers and friends for their support. After all, it was thanks to her fans that it became a reality. 

Given her status as Twitch’s most popular female streamer and her expanding popularity, the day when she reaches 10 million followers isn’t far away. However, it will take some time, but Pokimake is expected to reach this milestone in the near future. Pokimane mentioned it on Twitter on the 4th of April (Monday), along with an image. 

Pokiamne was actually streaming live when she received word that she had reached 9 million followers thanks to a contribution. As a result, it came as a bit of a shock to her as well. Furthermore, the 25-year-old is the first female Twitch streamer to reach 9 million followers, which is incredible. It must also be a proud occasion for Pokimane and her family. 

The streamer hasn’t revealed any other information about her achievement as of yet, but she’ll most likely do so shortly. And it will certainly be interesting to see how Pokimane celebrates it. For those who aren’t familiar with the series. Pokimane began streaming games like League of Legends, Pokémon, and Endless Online in 2012 as a hobby. And when she began to like it, she began to stream more frequently. Her channel started to do well after all of her effort and hard work. In 2016, she realized what she wanted to do with her life and dropped out of university to pursue streaming full-time. The rest, as they say, is history.