$56M in 9 Days & 1.5M Peak Viewers: Latwogang's Record Stream

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A nine-day livestream that rewrote the record book

On April 26, 2026, Polish creator Łatwogang ended a non-stop nine-day livestream that broke every benchmark in charity broadcasting. More than 1.5 million viewers tuned in simultaneously at peak, and donations to the Cancer Fighters Foundation cleared 200 million Polish złoty — over $56M USD — making it the largest charity livestream ever recorded. Full audience analytics are tracked on the Łatwogang StreamMetrix channel page.

The origin: a song, a viral TikTok, and an absurd promise

The campaign started with Maja Mecan, an 11-year-old from Oława fighting acute myeloid leukemia for nearly three years. With Polish rapper Bedoes 2115, Maja recorded Ciągle tutaj jestem (diss na raka) — "I'm Still Here (A Diss Track Against Cancer)" — donating all royalties to the Cancer Fighters Foundation.

The track exploded. Łatwogang — real name Patryk Garkowski, 23, from Warsaw, with 2.4M TikTok followers — pledged that for every like on his announcement video, he'd play the song on stream for one second. The video pulled 767,000+ likes. The math: nine straight days of non-stop broadcasting. The original 500,000 zł fundraising goal was hit almost instantly.

Record after record: the numbers behind the marathon

The stream went live on April 17, 2026, from Łatwogang's apartment in Radom. Nine days followed, each marked by a milestone bigger than the last. At peak, the broadcast pulled 1,544,003 concurrent viewers on YouTube — a figure independently verified by StreamMetrix — placing the stream among the most-watched in YouTube history.

Every donation threshold unlocked a new challenge or a celebrity drop-in. By the final hour, total donations had crossed 200M zł ($56M+) with zero commission — every złoty routed straight to the Cancer Fighters Foundation.

The Guinness record falls — twice

The campaign first cleared the Guinness benchmark held by MrBeast and xQc, whose Team Water stream raised over $12M in 15 hours back in August 2025. Łatwogang passed that figure within days. Then it overtook the French Z Event 2025, where 325 streamers raised roughly €16.2M over four days.

The celebrity moments that defined the broadcast

Nine days became a roll call of Polish public life:

• Robert Lewandowski — one of football's most recognizable figures — appeared on stream and returned to TikTok specifically for the campaign. His wife Anna Lewandowska performed the viral "six seven" trend live.
• Bedoes 2115, co-author of the song with Maja, personally donated 1,000,000+ zł.
• Head-shaving became the campaign's signature ritual. Actress Edyta Pazura pledged to shave her head once donations hit 50M zł — her husband, actor Cezary Pazura, held the razor. Streamer Kasix, a stroke survivor at 25, shaved hair she'd grown for five years at the 13M zł mark. Fashion blogger Maffashion joined remotely from Marbella and shaved her head live at 46.25M zł.
• Public feuds got resolved on camera. Doda called Magda Gessler and reconciled after years of tension. Sylwester Wardęga made peace with Wersow and Friz (Weronika and Karol Wiśniewski), ending the longest-running conflict in the Polish creator scene. To seal it, Wersow shaved Wardęga's head on stream.
• MMA champion Jan Błachowicz stopped by with Fagata and donated his official UFC fight gloves to the auction.
• Rapper Szpaku played an intimate concert and brought a young Cancer Fighters Foundation patient — a huge fan — on stage.

Why this stream changes livestreaming forever

1.5M peak audience. Hitting 1,544,003 concurrent viewers on a single YouTube channel for a charity broadcast is essentially unprecedented in European streaming — see the full audience curve on StreamMetrix.

Zero-commission model. Every złoty went straight to the Cancer Fighters Foundation — no platform cut, no agency fee. A blueprint for future charity broadcasts.

Nine days, non-stop. Most charity streams run for hours. Łatwogang sustained audience momentum, celebrity rotation, and media coverage for nine consecutive days.

FAQ

Who is Łatwogang?

Łatwogang (real name Patryk Garkowski) is a 23-year-old Polish creator from Warsaw with 2.4M+ TikTok followers. Known for endurance challenges, he became globally recognized in April 2026 after hosting a nine-day non-stop charity livestream for the Cancer Fighters Foundation.

How many viewers did the Łatwogang stream peak at?

The broadcast hit 1,544,003 concurrent viewers. It ranks among the most-watched charity livestreams in history and tops every previous European streaming benchmark.

How much money did Łatwogang raise?

Over 200 million Polish złoty — more than $56M USD — for the Cancer Fighters Foundation, which supports children fighting cancer in Poland. All funds were collected with zero commission.

What Guinness World Record did Łatwogang break?

The Guinness World Record for the largest amount raised during a single charity livestream. The prior record belonged to French Z Event 2025, and before that to MrBeast & xQc's Team Water campaign (August 2025, ~$12M). The Polish broadcast surpassed both.

What was the Cancer Fighters Foundation stream about?

The campaign raised funds for Fundacja Cancer Fighters, which supports children with cancer in Poland. It was inspired by Maja Mecan, an 11-year-old leukemia patient who recorded Ciągle tutaj jestem (diss na raka) — "I'm Still Here (A Diss Track Against Cancer)" — with rapper Bedoes 2115.

How long did the Łatwogang stream run?

Nine consecutive days, from April 17 to April 26, 2026, starting at 4 PM CET. The concept: one second of the song per TikTok like — 767,000 likes turned into a roughly 9-day marathon broadcast.

Was Robert Lewandowski involved?

Yes. Robert Lewandowski appeared on stream and returned to TikTok specifically to back the campaign. His wife Anna Lewandowska performed the viral "six seven" trend live.