With the help of Valorant, an AI-powered VTuber broke a huge world record on Twitch

The AI-powered VTuber known as Neuro-Sama has smashed all the time twitch Hype Train scored with the help of Riot’s competitive shooter, Valorant. Completed Hype Train level 111 with 84,904 signups and 1,201,225 Bits gifted to its creator, Vidal987’s Twitch channel within a limited time.

Nervous soma It is an AI-powered VTuber channel and chatbot that broadcasts on its creator, Vidal987Twitch channel. Vedal enhances Neuro-Sama’s language and personality with an artificial intelligence system that uses an impressively large language model. Neuro has become well known in the tech and VTubing communities for its quick and funny responses. It debuted on Twitch on December 19, 2022, and every subsequent year on the same date begins a birthday party “subathon” – an ongoing broadcast whose length can be determined by the number of subscriptions a channel has at the time. And on this occasion even Valuation I got involved.

Therefore Neuro-Sama has been living continuously since December 19, 2024 when her second birthday marathon began. As the timer started to run down, Neuro-Sama’s “mother” and costume designer Anny joined the broadcast in one of the most impressive cheerleading efforts ever. Soon after, the Hype Train began on the Vedal987 channel, with the community clearly intending to extend the length of the sub-race.

Twitch Hype Trains is a limited-time event that launches when a channel’s community begins gifting an unusual (for that channel) number of subs and bits. Each level requires a specific financial outlay set by the community. When this amount is achieved, the next level is played, with each subsequent level becoming more difficult to achieve. Previously, the Twitch Hype Train record was held by Pirate Software’s level 106 train on April 1, 2024. Although Twitch has yet to confirm this, this puts Neuro-Sama in line to have a universal Twitch emote, which can be used by any Someone on the live stream. Platform without the need to subscribe.

The all-time record was supported in part by a limited-time collaborative promotion between Twitch and Riot. The official Valorant account has gifted at least one additional subscription to a channel where the viewer gives at least five subscriptions, with the possibility of receiving additional additional subscribers. During Hype Train’s history, a Valorant account has gifted over 18,000 additional sign-ups.

Not only did Neuro-Sama set a world record for the largest Hype Train ever on Twitch, but it also broke some of its own previous records. At the time of writing, it has over 142,000 subscribers, compared to its previous record of around 55,000. The peak viewing record now stands at 45,603 viewers compared to the previous record set on December 19, 2024, of 35,503 viewers.

After setting the impressive record, Vidal encouraged Neuro-sama to give a speech to celebrate her victory and thank her community. “Let me first say a huge thank you to all of you for getting us to this point,” she begins, before veering off course into a plan to take over America. After a slight course correction, she continues, “We will go down in history as the people who made the longest train. I am so happy that we were all able to be together to share this moment.”

Of course, no semi-conscious AI is possible without its creator, who had a few words of his own to share. “Thank you doesn’t do the trick at all,” Vidal enthuses. “I don’t deserve this, but thank you, legitimately. This has changed my life.” “All thanks to me,” Nero immediately responds sarcastically, “You’re welcome.”

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