Ishowspeed: IShowSpeed plans space livestream after completing world tour goal


IShowSpeed plans space livestream after completing world tour goal

IShowSpeed has shared a big and exciting dream with his fans. The popular streamer said he wants to stream from space after he finishes visiting countries around the world. Right now, he has already traveled to many places and met fans in different continents. During a recent stream on April 29 in Saint Maarten, he talked about his future plans and made it clear that he is serious about going beyond Earth.He explained that he has already visited 96 countries and wants to visit all countries in the world. He said there are around 200 countries, so he is almost halfway done. He believes he can finish this goal in the next two to three years. After that, he wants to try something even bigger. He said he wants to go to space and stream live from there, which would be something no streamer has done before.

IShowSpeed wants to stream from space after finishing world tour

IShowSpeed has been doing travel streams for the last few years. He started from his room but now goes to different countries to meet fans and show new places. His streams are often full of energy, fun, and sometimes chaos. Every new trip has been bigger than the last, and fans enjoy watching his adventures.He also said he still wants to visit Antarctica one day. If he does that, he will complete his goal of streaming on all seven continents. But his biggest dream is still space. He even mentioned that he might need help from Elon Musk to make this happen.Along with space, he also talked about going underwater. This is likely connected to his love for the anime One Piece. He often talks about finding the hidden treasure from the show, and his favorite character, Monkey D. Luffy, is a big part of his streams.In the end, IShowSpeed is dreaming very big. First, he wants to finish his world tour. Then, he wants to go to space and maybe even underwater. Fans are excited to see if he can really make these dreams come true in the next few years.

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