British streamer Caedrel climbs to No. 1 in streaming rankings during Worlds 2026 as his League of Legends broadcasts generate 6.4 million hours watched

British streamer Caedrel has climbed to the top of the Parasocial Streaming 100 rankings for the week of October 26, 2026. His long streaming sessions during the League of Legends World Championship, also known as Worlds 2026, helped him reach the No. 1 spot. According to Parasocial Magazine, Caedrel recorded an estimated 6.4 million hours watched during the week. He also had an average of 146,879 viewers watching his streams at the same time, showing the huge interest in his Worlds broadcasts.Caedrel reaches No. 1 in streaming rankings after a strong Worlds 2026 runCaedrel moved up two places to claim the top spot in the latest Streaming 100 list. He was ranked No. 3 in the previous week's chart, but his strong performance during Worlds 2026 helped him move ahead of other creators.The figures were shared by Parasocial Magazine using data from Borealis, its creator tracking platform. The platform estimated that Caedrel's streams received 6.4 million hours of total watch time during the week. His average number of viewers was 146,879.The main reason behind this rise was his long run of co-streaming the League of Legends World Championship. Co-streaming means watching a live event and sharing it with viewers while giving personal comments and reactions.Caedrel is known for his League of Legends content, and Worlds gave his audience plenty of matches and moments to watch. His marathon broadcasts helped bring large numbers of viewers to his channel throughout the week.Worlds 2026 co-streams help Caedrel return to the top of the Streaming 100This is not the first time Caedrel has reached No. 1 on the Parasocial Streaming 100. He first appeared at the top of the chart on July 6, 2026. He has now spent 17 weeks on the list, according to the editions recorded since July 6.However, his position changed several times over the following months. He moved between the top spots and lower positions, even falling to No. 14 in the week of October 12. He then made a big jump to No. 3 on October 19 before taking first place again on October 26.His latest result shows how much a major esports event can help a creator attract viewers. Worlds brings together top League of Legends teams, and fans often watch matches through official broadcasts as well as creator co-streams.Caedrel's return to No. 1 is a major achievement for the British streamer. With 6.4 million estimated hours watched in just one week, his Worlds 2026 broadcasts have helped him stand above other creators in the latest streaming rankings.You use AI every day. Now get your AI Quotient. Take the AIQ test.