The Brazilian sports journalist and streamer Casimiro Miguel, owner of the Youtube channel Cazé TV, just broke his own record on YouTube this past Monday. More than 5 million people watched his stream of Brazil’s match against South Korea in the World Cup.

Cazé TV is the first channel to get the rights to stream World Cup matches live. Casimiro and his team of commentators, presenters, journalists and comedians managed to do this by making a partnership with the company LiveMode. Casimiro is also a success on Twitch, where he has 3.4 million followers.

That said, for the first time in a World Cup, many Brazilians are switching off the TV and opening YouTube to watch the match, whether they’re on the go or at home. Who would have thought? 🤔

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