Złote Antosie 2025 marked the third edition of Poland’s leading community-voted streaming awards, cementing its position as the country’s main celebration of livestreaming culture. Built entirely around audience voting rather than jury decisions, the event continues to scale year over year, both in scope and visibility. The latest edition expanded its category list and strengthened its presence across Twitch, Kick and YouTube.
From a competitive standpoint, the ceremony had clear headline winners. Michał “YoungMulti” Rychlik dominated the night, securing multiple top awards, including Streamer of the Year, while Karolina “Nieuczesana” Brodnicka claimed Female Streamer of the Year, confirming her status as one of the most prominent female creators in the local scene.
Viewership metrics underlined that momentum. Compared to previous editions, Złote Antosie 2025 delivered a noticeable year-on-year audience increase, with higher peak concurrent viewership and a clear uplift in Average Viewers across platforms.
The ceremony itself leaned heavily into creator interaction and shared formats rather than long-form award segments. Presentations were interwoven with collaborative appearances, callbacks to viral moments from the past year, and short-form category reveals, keeping the broadcast fast and creator-centric. This structure favored personalities already familiar to the audience and avoided overproduction, reinforcing the sense that Złote Antosie functions as a reflection of everyday streaming culture rather than a traditional industry gala.
That framing was evident in the distribution of awards. Alongside the top individual honors, group-driven and event-based formats received prominent recognition, most notably the Delegacja collaboration winning Stream of the Year.
Dominik “MokrySuchar” Stokłosa featured prominently across IRL-focused categories, further highlighting the continued relevance of personality-led live content beyond pure gaming. Overall, the results pointed less toward breakout discoveries and more toward the consolidation of influence around established creators and repeatable, multi-creator formats that consistently convert visibility into audience support.
From a viewership perspective, the ceremony’s distribution strategy played a decisive role. The broadcast was carried through MokrySuchar’s channels across Twitch, YouTube and Kick, effectively aggregating audiences that are often fragmented by platform. That approach paid off. Złote Antosie 2025 peaked at just under 300,000 concurrent viewers, representing a 56% increase year over year and confirming the event’s growing ability to mobilize a large, cross-platform live audience around a single creator-led broadcast.
Equally important was how consistently that audience stayed engaged. The ceremony ran for over four hours, yet its Average Viewers figure reached 248,262, remaining remarkably close to peak levels throughout the broadcast. That gap, or lack of one, indicates limited audience churn and suggests viewers were present for the full duration rather than tuning in briefly for highlights. In total, the event surpassed 1 million Hours Watched, a notable milestone that positions Złote Antosie not just as a high-peak livestream but as a sustained long-form viewing product within the Polish streaming market.
With the 2025 edition now concluded, attention naturally turns to what comes next for Złote Antosie. While no concrete details about the following edition have been formally announced yet, discussions within the Polish streaming community suggest that questions around format, scale, and organisation remain open. That uncertainty is notable in itself, given how quickly the event has grown over a short period of time.
