Froste Manages to Raise $100,000

Twitch streamer and Former 100 Thieves star Froste has recently ended his subathon stream after streaming for 41 days straight.

Subathon streams have become atrend in the past months. Twitch streamer Ludwig Ahgren has shined a massive spotlight on the trend as back in March this year, he started his subathon stream which lasted 31 days breaking some of twitch records in the process including the total subscriber record that had previously been held by twitch star Ninja. With Ludwig’s subathon stream becoming a huge success, some streamers have wanted to host their own subathon too.

Twitch streamer and a former 100 Thieves member Froste has recently held his own subathon stream and he manages to go for 41 days or 879 hours on his subathon.

Additionally, he also manages to raise a whopping $100,000 for the charity gamers outreach. On twitter, he announced that his subathon stream has finally come to an end. He thanked everyone who supported him all the way through his subathon and helped him to reach a massive milestone. Here’s what he wrote; “I honestly cannot believe it’s over. Thank you everyone who tuned in, subbed, donated, or contributed in any way shape or form. I love you guys and I’ll see you soon. So f**king proud of my community.”

In a follow up tweet, Froste expressed his feelings as he stated that he became emotional when he brought the subathon to an end. He stated; “The tears started flowing as soon as he hit the end stream button”. Just like every other subathon, Froste’s mega stream had a few bumps along the way. He got hit with a DMCA strike twice leading to a ban and he also has the biggest issue coming as PayPal blocked his account for some time. Thankfully, he managed to resolve that.