xQc responds after Forsen destroys his Minecraft speedrun record again
May 9, 2026
In a thrilling turn of events, Sebastian “Forsen” Fors has once again claimed the title of Minecraft’s most-watched speedrun record, achieving this remarkable feat with a mere nine seconds to spare. This latest achievement adds another chapter to the ongoing rivalry between Forsen and Felix “xQc” Lengyel, a saga that has captivated the streaming community for years.
The Rivalry Unfolds
The competition between Forsen and xQc has been nothing short of legendary, with both streamers dedicating countless hours to shave down Minecraft’s completion time from an initial hour to an impressive mid-14-minute range. The crown had been firmly in xQc’s grasp since January 2026, when he surpassed Forsen with a time of 14:27, cheekily advising Forsen to “go back to the freezer.” However, it seems Forsen did not heed that advice.
This rivalry traces its roots back to 2020, when both players were still recording times well over an hour. By October 2023, Forsen had managed to push his time down to 15:28, a record that stood for over two years until xQc’s triumphant return to the top in January 2026. After a grueling five-hour streaming session, xQc celebrated his victory with a post on X, confidently declaring that Forsen would not reclaim the title.
Despite some fans speculating that Forsen might not attempt to reclaim the record, citing old community posts where he hinted at not returning until the record approached the 12-minute mark, those comments remained unverified. Forsen’s recent success has reignited interest in the rivalry, leaving many to wonder if xQc will rise to the challenge once again.
xQc responds after Forsen destroys his Minecraft speedrun record again
In a thrilling turn of events, Sebastian “Forsen” Fors has once again claimed the title of Minecraft’s most-watched speedrun record, achieving this remarkable feat with a mere nine seconds to spare. This latest achievement adds another chapter to the ongoing rivalry between Forsen and Felix “xQc” Lengyel, a saga that has captivated the streaming community for years.
The Rivalry Unfolds
The competition between Forsen and xQc has been nothing short of legendary, with both streamers dedicating countless hours to shave down Minecraft’s completion time from an initial hour to an impressive mid-14-minute range. The crown had been firmly in xQc’s grasp since January 2026, when he surpassed Forsen with a time of 14:27, cheekily advising Forsen to “go back to the freezer.” However, it seems Forsen did not heed that advice.
This rivalry traces its roots back to 2020, when both players were still recording times well over an hour. By October 2023, Forsen had managed to push his time down to 15:28, a record that stood for over two years until xQc’s triumphant return to the top in January 2026. After a grueling five-hour streaming session, xQc celebrated his victory with a post on X, confidently declaring that Forsen would not reclaim the title.
Despite some fans speculating that Forsen might not attempt to reclaim the record, citing old community posts where he hinted at not returning until the record approached the 12-minute mark, those comments remained unverified. Forsen’s recent success has reignited interest in the rivalry, leaving many to wonder if xQc will rise to the challenge once again.