Super popular American streamer iShowSpeed came to Mongolia to learn about the country’s rich centuries-old culture and meet his local fanbase. His YouTube channels are close to reaching 40 million subscribers, and his videos have already passed 4 billion views. It’s no surprise that a huge crowd of fans greeted him in the center of Ulaanbaatar as soon as he arrived.

While talking with fans, one of them gave iShowSpeed an official jersey of the local team The MongolZ, signed by the players and featuring the logo of their official sponsor, 1xBet. iShowSpeed became famous for streaming games like Valorant and Fortnite, so he knows a lot about esports and accepted the gift with respect. The moment he received the jersey was streamed live—over 38.5 million of his subscribers could have seen it, including users of the 1xBet Mongolia platform.

The MongolZ are among the world’s top 5 strongest teams in Counter-Strike 2, the leading organization in the Asian region, and—like the streamer himself—have a huge fanbase. Last year, The MongolZ won several major tournaments with support from the international company 1xBet, and this season they’re working hard to achieve even bigger victories.

20-year-old Darren Jason Watkins Jr. (iShowSpeed’s real name) is known not only for his gaming streams but also for his love of football—he calls himself the biggest fan of Portuguese legend Cristiano Ronaldo. The superactive streamer takes part in charity football matches, appears in WWE shows, jumps over speeding supercars, and takes on the wildest challenges.

During his trip to Mongolia, the streamer not only met with fans but also explored the local culture—he tried on traditional clothing and tasted Mongolian food. He also visited the Chinggis Khan Museum, wrestled with local fighters, watched a horse show, and learned a lot of interesting things. His visit to Mongolia became a big event and helped millions of his followers worldwide learn more about our country’s culture and traditions.