• Aug 27, 2026 • 5 min read

Cinna becomes most-subbed female Twitch streamer during August subathon

Brittany "Cinna" Watts has been busy in August with her month-long subathon, and it's paid rich dividends so far. She has earned over 75K subscribers on her Twitch channel during these livestreams, putting her in the second spot among streamers with the most current active subs.

Readers must note that Cinna's subathon is ongoing, so the numbers mentioned here are not final and are subject to change once it ends on August 31. You can track her viewership and subs statistics by visiting Streams Charts, alongside data for 62M+ other channels.

What's Cinna's subathon all about?

Cinna began her 31-day, 24/7 subathon, titled Cinnathon, on August 1, 2026, quickly gaining traction among fans as one of her biggest streaming projects to date. The announcement trailer, released at the end of July, quickly crossed 2 million views, showing how popular this continuous broadcasting format has become recently.

The subathon aimed to make Cinna Twitch's most-subscribed female creator based on active subs, which she has now achieved. It also brought Bang Energy to the spotlight, with the company onboarding her as its newest brand ambassador and even providing her with a dedicated weight room in her subathon house.

How many Twitch subscribers has Cinna reached?

At the time of writing, the Austin, Texas, resident had reached 83,478 subs, as per Twitch Tracker. This made her the second-most subscribed-to streamer on the purple platform currently, with only Nicholas "Jynxzi" Stewart, another popular name who is in the process of his own daily livestreaming challenge, ahead.

Most subscribed-to Twitch streamers by current active subs Most subscribed-to Twitch streamers by current active subs

When Cinna reached 80K Twitch subs, she couldn't hold back her tears, telling her chat that the pressure of the subathon had taken its toll on her. She disclosed that the 24/7 streaming activity also affected her mental health and that she was grateful to her viewers and cameraman Rosii for sticking by her in tough times.

The American started her Cinnathon with around 5K subscribers on August 1 and has added almost 80K subscribers to this count. The subathon's count currently stands at over 78K subs, no mean feat considering how hard it is to keep viewers engaged on platforms like Twitch, where there is no shortage of content and creators to follow.

Cinna gets emotional and breaks down into tears after surpassing 80,000 Twitch subscribers during her month-long 24/7 Subathon, as she started the event with just 5,000 subscribers

- currently the #2 most subscribed to streamer and the #1 most subscribed to woman pic.twitter.com/eWueDOFrpE
— yoxic (@yoxics) August 24, 2026

To that effect, she has included in-real-life (IRL) challenges, Minecraft marathons, and guest appearances in her live broadcasts to keep audiences engaged. One of the most notable co-streams involved a highly anticipated collaboration with another top female creator, Rachell "Valkyrae" Hofstetter, as the two spent a day together.

Away from her usual streaming setup, Cinna took viewers on a trip to Disneyland with her dad, hosting a special IRL vlog stream. She even waxed her legs after reaching a subscriber milestone, ensuring that interactive sub-goals formed a big part of the experience for fans.

Her most recent livestream also included WWE superstar Tiffany Stratton as a surprise guest. The former women's world champion gave Cinna and Rosii a taste of the pro wrestling world with chair shots to the back, causing both creators to collapse in pain. Clips of these moments have gathered over 1 million views across social media in less than 24 hours.

Other viewership stats from Cinna's ongoing subathon

Between August 1 and 26, the 29-year-old has racked up an impressive 5.16 million Hours Watched, putting her among the ten most-watched streamers on Twitch. She has also gained 114,968 followers in this time, taking her overall total to over 1.43 million followers on the Amazon-owned platform.

Most-watched Twitch streamers so far this month Most-watched Twitch streamers so far this month

The success of her subathon and its ability to sustain audience engagement throughout the month can be seen in the fact that she's the only female in the top 50. No other female creator has crossed 1.3 million HW, putting into perspective just how far Cinna's audience reach has been in comparison.

Most-watched female Twitch streamers so far this month Most-watched female Twitch streamers so far this month

Moreover, Cinna's livestream from August 21, marking Days 21 to 23 of her subathon, attracted 46.6K Peak Viewers, marking her Twitch channel's second-most popular broadcast ever. It involved her collaborating with other creators like Emily "Emiru" Schunk, Warwick "Zoil" Badminton, and Jason "jasontheween" Nguyen, alongside her trusty cameraman, Rosii.

Cinna's ongoing subathon has proved to be a success so far for the Twitch sensation. She was already one of the most recognizable female names on Twitch, but this 24/7, 31-day streaming exercise has helped her reach a wider audience base and reiterate yet again why subathons have become such a big part of modern livestreaming culture.

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FAQ

Who is Cinna and what is her real name?

Cinna is Brittany "Cinna" Watts, a Twitch streamer who became the most-subbed female streamer during her August subathon.

How many subscribers did Cinna gain during her August subathon?

Cinna gained almost 80,000 subscribers during her August subathon, starting with around 5,000 and reaching over 83,000 active subs.

What kind of content did Cinna feature in her subathon?

Cinna's subathon included IRL challenges, Minecraft marathons, guest appearances like Valkyrae and Tiffany Stratton, and interactive sub-goals.

How did the subathon impact Cinna's mental health?

Cinna disclosed that the 24/7 streaming activity and pressure of the subathon took a toll on her mental health, causing her to get emotional after reaching 80,000 subscribers.