Ninja is the most-followed channel on Twitch.[1]

The live streaming social platform Twitch launched in 2011 and is an important platform for digital entertainment.[2] top fifty channels with the most followers on .[3] The distribution of followers across all of the streamers on Twitch follows the power law,[4] and is a useful metric for assessing the popularity a streamer has on the platform.[5][6] As of January 2024, the most-followed channel belongs to Ninja with over 18.8 million followers. The female streamer with the most followers on her channel is Pokimane with just over half of Ninja's followers at 9.4 million.[7][8][9] Quackity is the only individual streamer with multiple channels within the top fifty on the platform.

The countries with the most Twitch users as of 2022 were: United States 93 million, Brazil 16.9 million, Germany 16.8 million, France 15.4 million, United Kingdom 13.4 million, Russia 10.5 million, Spain 10.5 million, Argentina 10 million, Mexico 9.2 million and Italy 8.3 million users. The United States accounts for roughly 36% of all Twitch users.[10]

List

Pokimane is the most-followed female-led channel on Twitch.[11]

The following table lists the 50 most-followed channels on Twitch as of January 11, 2023,[7] with each total rounded to the nearest hundred thousand followers, as well as the primary category or categories in which they stream.

A † indicates a channel is no longer active on the platform.
Rank Channel Owner Total followers (millions) Streamed categories Country
1 Ninja Richard Tyler Blevins[12] 19.0 Fortnite[13][14]  United States[15]
2 Auronplay Raúl Álvarez 16.0 Minecraft, Grand Theft Auto V, various games, chatting[16][17]  Spain- Andorra[18]
3 Ibai Ibai Llanos 15.4 Special events, various games, chatting  Spain[19]
4 Rubius Rubén Doblas 14.8 Minecraft,[20] various games, chatting  Spain- Andorra[21]
5 xQc Félix Lengyel[22] 12.0 Various games, Overwatch,[23] chatting  Canada- United States[24]
6 TheGrefg David Cánovas 11.8 Fortnite,[25] Minecraft, various games, chatting  Spain- Andorra[26]
7 Tfue Turner Tenney[27] 11.4 Apex Legends, Fortnite[28]  United States[29]
8 Juansguarnizo Juan Sebastián Guarnizo[30] 11.2 Minecraft,[31] Grand Theft Auto V,[32] various games, chatting  Colombia- Mexico[33]
9 Shroud Michael Grzesiek[34] 10.7 Valorant,[35] various games  Canada[36]
10 Pokimane Imane Anys[37] 9.4 Valorant,[38] various games, chatting[39]  Morocco- Canada[40]
11 ElMariana Osvaldo Palacios[41] 9.2 Minecraft, various games, chatting  Mexico[42]
12 ElSpreen Iván Buhajeruk[41] 8.9 Minecraft,[43] various games, chatting  Argentina[43]
13 Sodapoppin Thomas Morris[44] 8.9 World of Warcraft, League of Legends,[45] various games  United States[46]
14 KaiCenat Kai Cenat 8.6 Various games, chatting  United States[47]
15 Myth †[note 1] Ali Kabbani 7.4 Valorant,[49] various games  United States[50]
16 Heelmike†[note 2] Michael Peters 7.4 Various games, chatting  United States[52]
17 Tommyinnit Thomas Simons[53] 7.4 Minecraft,[54] chatting  United Kingdom[55]
18 AdinRoss†[note 3] Adin Ross 7.2 Various games, chatting  United States[57]
19 TimTheTatman †[note 4] Timothy Betar 7.0 Call of Duty: Warzone,[59] various games[60]  United States[61]
20 Clix Cody Conrod[62] 6.9 Fortnite, Grand Theft Auto V  United States
21 Riot Games Riot Games[63] 6.9 League of Legends[64]  United States[65]
22 Alanzoka Alan Ferreira 6.9 Valorant,[66] Various games  Brazil[67][68]
23 AriGameplays Abril Garza[30] 6.8 Valorant,[69] Minecraft, various games, chatting  Mexico[69][70][71]
24 SypherPK Ali Hassan[72] 6.8 Fortnite[73]  United States[74]
25 NICKMERCS Nicholas Kolcheff 6.7 Apex Legends, Fortnite[75]  United States[76]
26 Dream Clay[77] 6.4 Minecraft[78]  United States[79]
27 AMOURANTH Kaitlyn Siragusa[80] 6.3 ASMR,[81] chatting[82]  United States[83]
28 Mongraal Kyle Jackson[84] 6.3 Fortnite, Valorant  United Kingdom[85]
29 Quackity Alexis 6.3 Minecraft,[86] chatting  Mexico [87]
30 Summit1g Jaryd Lazar[88] 6.2 Counter-Strike 2,[89] various games[90]  United States[91]
31 ESLCS ESL 6.2 Counter-Strike 2[92]
32 Rivers_gg Samantha Trevino Rivera 5.7 Various games  Mexico[93]
33 Robleis Tomás Arbillaga 5.7 Various games, chatting  Argentina- Andorra[94]
34 Fortnite Epic Games 5.7 Fortnite  United States[95]
35 Elded Victor Calderón 5.6 Various games  Mexico- United States[96]
36 Bugha Kyle Giersdorf[97] 5.4 Fortnite[98][99]  United States[97]
37 Loltyler1 Tyler Steinkamp[100] 5.3 League of Legends[101]  United States[102]
38 Tubbo Tobias Smith[103] 5.3 Minecraft,[104] chatting  United Kingdom[103]
39 MontanaBlack88 Marcel Eris[105] 5.2 FIFA, chatting  Germany[106]
40 Moistcr1tikal Charles White Jr. 5.2 Various games,[107][108] chatting  United States[109]
41 NickEh30 Nicholas Amyoony[110] 5.2 Fortnite[111]  Canada[112]
42 GeorgeNotFound George Davidson[113] 5.1 Minecraft[114]  United Kingdom[115]
43 Squeezie Lucas Hauchard 4.9 Special events, various games, chatting  France[116]
44 Loud_coringa Victor Augusto[117] 4.8 Free Fire, various games, chatting  Brazil[118]
45 WilburSoot William Gold 4.8 Minecraft, chatting  United Kingdom[119]
46 SLAKUN10 Sergio Agüero 4.8 FIFA,[120] chatting  Argentina[121][122]
47 Dakotaz Brett Hoffman 4.7 Fortnite[123]  United States[124]
48 QuackityToo Alexis 4.6 Minecraft,[86] chatting  Mexico [87]
49 ELRAENN Tuğkan Gönültaş[125] 4.5 Grand Theft Auto V[126]  Turkey[126]
50 RanbooLive Not Released[note 5] 4.5 Various games, chatting  United States[128]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Myth now streams exclusively on YouTube[48]
  2. ↑ Heelmikenow is banned from Twitch[51]
  3. ↑ AdinRoss is banned from Twitch[56]
  4. ↑ TimTheTatman now streams exclusively on YouTube[58]
  5. ↑ Ranboo keeps their identity private.[127]

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