LOS ANGELES — IShowSpeed won Streamer of the Year at the 2026 Streamer Awards on Thursday, extending a streak no creator has matched before: three consecutive wins in the show's top category.
Quackity announced the winner at the sixth annual ceremony, hosted by QTCinderella and Caroline Kwan. Speed beat fellow nominees Jynxzi, CaseOh, Stable Ronaldo and Joe Bartolozzi. He first won the award in 2024 and kept it at the 2025 ceremony, so this one extends the streak — and makes him the first creator to win the award three times in a row.
Speed ended the night with two trophies, adding Best IRL Streamer for the outdoor broadcasts that began, as he told the crowd, with just himself and his cameraman. "It just started with me and Slipz. You know? Just me and the camera," he said, thanking the team that now organises and films his travels around the world.
His acceptance speech for the top prize had a twist: instead of speaking to the crowd in English, he delivered it in Indonesian, then marked the moment with his trademark backflip before leaving the stage.
Other winners on the night included Jynxzi as Gamer of the Year, CaseOh as Best Variety Streamer, AriAtHome as Best Music Streamer and Katie B as Best Breakout Streamer, while Kai Cenat and Tyla took Best Mainstream Collab and Speed's World Cup Tour won Best Streamed Series. Quackity received the Legacy Award.
The ceremony featured 37 publicly voted categories, with fan votes making up 70 percent of the result and an industry panel deciding the remaining 30 percent.
