On Wednesday (April 29), the popular 21-year-old held a nearly 24-hour streaming marathon where he visited five countries in the Caribbean: Dominica, Guadeloupe, Saint Kitts and Nevis, St. Martin, and Sint Maarten.

Before launching his recent marathon, Speed had touched down on six continents, most recently Africa, where he went to 20 countries in 28 days.

“This is a blessing. We made it happen,” Speed said in the video below. “We made history, baby! Four countries in one day!”

While the streamer and athlete still wants to fulfill his global travel list by going to Antartica, he also wants to head to outer space after he’s gone to every continent.

“After this tour, I’ll be at 96 countries. So, I’ll be around halfway through the whole world. There’s like 200 countries in the world, and I’m at 96,” he told viewers while seated on top of a car around the two hour, 30-minute mark in the video above.

“So, I think I’ll be finishing my goal in around two to three more years, I’ll be done with the whole world,” he continued. “After that, I’m going to space bro, I ain’t gonna cap. After I’m done exploring this whole world, I’m going underwater.”

Clearly overcome with exhaustion and adoring fans, Speed briefly fainted toward the end of his most recent stream before explaining that his “body was being weird.”

“I’m sorry for collapsing like that on stream,” he said. “I’m perfectly fine.”

As we await Speed heading to space, the streamer has already taken viewers underwater while filming himself scuba diving in Grenada earlier this week. Speed also went to St. Lucia, where he beat actress-singer Chloe Bailey in a beach obstacle course.