IShowSpeed Wins His Third Consecutive Streamer Of The Year Award In 2026

IShowSpeed takes home two trophies at the Streamer Awards 2026.© NDTV Library

IShowSpeed took Streamer of the Year at The Streamer Awards 2026, and that makes three years in a row for him. Quackity announced the winner at the sixth annual show on November 12. Speed also walked away with Best IRL Streamer, so he ended the night with two awards. Jynxzi, Stable Ronaldo, Joe Bartolozzi and CaseOh were up for the main prize too. He first won it in 2024 and kept it at the 2025 ceremony, so this one extends the streak. Plenty of big names from the livestreaming and creator community showed up for the night.

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IShowSpeed beats Jynxzi, CaseOh and three other nominees to retain the top award

Five creators were in the Streamer of the Year category, all with a strong presence in livestreaming. Jynxzi, Stable Ronaldo, Joe Bartolozzi and CaseOh were the other contenders, but Quackity named Speed as the winner during the ceremony.

Speed had already won at the 2024 and 2025 editions. With the 2026 result he has three straight wins, and he is the first creator to get that run at the annual awards.

QTCinderella hosted, and Caroline Kwan joined her as co-host. There were 37 voted categories, with public votes making up 70% of the results and an industry panel deciding the other 30%.

His acceptance had a small twist as well. Instead of speaking to the crowd in English, he went with Indonesian for the speech. Then he did his trademark backflip before leaving stage.

Speed credits his cameraman and production team after winning Best IRL Streamer

Best IRL Streamer was Speed's second award of the night. In his speech he talked about how the outdoor broadcasts grew from a small setup into productions with a full crew.

“Well, thank you all for IRL streamer. It just started with me and Slipz. You know? Just me and the camera,” he said.

He thanked the people who now help organise and film his travels, and said the streams wouldn't happen without their work.

“I want to thank my team because these IRL streams would not have happened because of my team. It requires a lot of people,”Speed said.

He also gave credit to his cameraman, going back to how it began with just the two of them. Viewers got a thank you too for supporting the broadcasts while he travels around the world. Overall, the speech stayed on the crew behind his IRL content.