IShowSpeed Confirms Africa Tour

In a recent live stream, IShowSpeed has revealed that he has an upcoming Africa tour planned, which will reportedly be his biggest tour yet. The popular YouTube streamer commented that he has some exciting plans for his visit to this continent, although no official date was confirmed.

2024 has been a very busy year for the streamer, as he traveled to Japan, Europe, many different parts of Southeast Asia, and even Australia and New Zealand. While in Thailand, IShowSpeed broke his viewership record, reaching a whopping 610,000 live viewers. And with such excitement around the upcoming Africa tour, it wouldn’t be surprising to have this happen again during his future travels.

During a stream on November 24, IShowSpeed confirmed that his Africa tour is coming very soon and will likely be the most complete and biggest one to date. The popular streamer said that he’s planning on spending at least a month on the continent since there’s a lot to see and a lot of traveling to do. This is great news for his fans, as they’ve been asking for him to tour Africa for a very long time. The streamer has enjoyed massive success this year and his channel has grown considerably. However, IShowSpeed was also recently banned temporarily from YouTube for violating the platform’s community guidelines, which means that he’ll have to be very careful during his upcoming tour to keep sharing content with his fans uninterrupted.

IShowSpeed Confirms Upcoming Africa Tour

In his early days, the streamer was known for not leaving his house, but rather streaming from inside it, playing various games. However, that’s all changed, and now he tries to visit various destinations frequently to keep his viewers engaged. This new globetrotter lifestyle has had some positives, but also a few negatives, as not long ago, IShowSpeed was hospitalized in Japan due to severe face numbness and headaches, which concerned his fans.

On top of this, other issues unrelated to his health have arisen as the streamer travels around the world. Earlier this year, IShowSpeed had to pay $50,000 for the damage that his fans did to cars in Norway while trying to follow him around the Scandinavian country.

IShowSpeed’s upcoming Africa tour has many of his fans excited and counting the days until they get more information and possibly even a date confirmation from the streamer. While his largest platform is arguably YouTube, IShowSpeed’s recent unbanning from Twitch means that he’ll be able to keep sharing content on more platforms and diversifying his streaming efforts in the future.