IShowSpeed’s chaotic 1v100 football stunt in Angola looked more like a frantic video game than a normal match. The short clip that went viral shows the streamer running with the ball while dozens of children roam the field, creating a noisy, unpredictable scene. The event was part of the opening day of their new “Speed Does Africa” tour and attracted a massive live audience online.
The match took place in Angola on December 29, 2025 and was presented as a 1v100 challenge – IShowSpeed against approximately 100 local kids. The arena quickly filled, and many spectators compared the scene to the chaotic, arcade-style gameplay of video games due to the large, moving crowd and fast, chaotic action.
The clip immediately gained attention on streams and social platforms. Reports said that the broadcast was watched by an average of thousands of viewers simultaneously. It had approximately 80,000 simultaneous viewers as Speed mixed the football stunt with other live segments that day.
He introduced the tour to fans on-stream, saying, “I’ll see you all in Africa. That tour will be amazing, I’ve got so many things planned… I love you all so much. I’ve worked hard for this Africa tour.” He added, “I’m going to go crazy next month. It’s just the drinks; I haven’t even started the appetizers yet.”
Apart from the mayhem on the pitch, Angola’s day also included other key moments pace Meeting fans, donating money, trying local food and performing stunt driving. The entire live show lasted several hours and featured scenes of fans repeatedly mobbing him. This also led some viewers to ask about security and crowd control for subsequent stops on the tour.
iShowSpeed’s Angola event is the first stop on a planned 28-day tour that will visit nearly 20 African countries. After the viral football clip, fans are already curious to see how he stages future events and whether subsequent outings will be more controlled or keep the same spontaneous, high-energy format.
Originally reported by Preksha Sharma Mandatory