American streamer IShowSpeed is now taking over the internet from China's streets, and this time, it's not for screaming or smashing things.

IShowSpeed has seen a meteoric rise in popularity in China, earning a unique nickname, "Hyperthyroidist," due to his animated ...

Darren Watkins Jr., aka IShowSpeed, thrilled fans with an adrenaline-filled adventure in China, capturing viral moments such as a dance-off and a playful boxing match with a humanoid robot.

YouTube streamer Darren "IShowSpeed" recently confronted onlookers during his IRL broadcast in China after a woman he was conversing with played "Nae Ni," a Chinese song that became a meme online ...

YouTube streamer Darren "IShowSpeed" (37 million subscribers ... The streamer himself gave an animated reaction to the song when a couple of people started to sing that live on stream.

Everywhere he has been, the Chinese people have been shocked, or Speed himself has been left speechless by the wonders he has ...

IShowSpeed, a YouTube sensation from the US, is being hailed by Chinese government officials and state media as evidence of a growing desire for mutual understanding between Americans and Chinese ...

The brief trailer ends with Speed saying “China, here I come. See y’all soon.” iShowSpeed’s tour is set to kick off on March 24th at 2 PM China Standard Time. The streamer is fresh off ...

Among them, American YouTube sensation Darren "IShowSpeed" is under the spotlight with his ongoing China travel. The 20-year-old streamer arrived in China on March 24, kicking off a journey that ...

Despite Richardson's undeniable prowess, iShowSpeed brimming with confidence, proposed a race during a lively livestream. Richardson’s response, "I don't race for free," along with her ...

Darren Watkins Jnr’s IShowSpeed channel hit 38 million followers as he live streamed from Hong Kong on Friday. He had previously visited a number of mainland cities including Beijing ...