Rank 1: Ninja – 16.73 million followers
Who is Ninja? Tyler “Ninja” Blevins is arguably the most famous streamer in the world and also ranks first on Twitch in follower numbers. He is also known outside of Twitch. For example, he appeared in a commercial during the Super Bowl or was a participant in “The Masked Singer” show.
Ninja made his big breakthrough, similar to Tfue, with Fortnite. At that time in 2018, he even set a subscriber record that was only broken in April 2021. In the meantime, he has neglected Fortnite and in the last 90 days, Ninja primarily played League of Legends or Valorant.
What has he made headlines for? For a long time, Ninja was considered the big face of Twitch and represented the gaming scene at numerous events in the USA. For this, the streamer even got rid of his loud outbursts of anger, which made him famous, and presented himself as an absolutely “advertising-friendly” person.
All the more surprising was it in 2019 when Ninja suddenly left Twitch and streamed exclusively for the competitor Mixer. At that time, millions of dollars were said to be involved in this deal. In the meantime, Ninja, just like shroud, is back on Twitch.
How successful is Ninja? The big hype time is over for the streamer, but his followers have remained. However, the viewer numbers paint a different picture:
- On average, in the last 90 days, 11,217 people were watching Ninja simultaneously – at peak, there were nearly 46,000
- Ninja generated 16.5 million views and his streams were watched for over 5 million hours
- The streamer was live for a total of 447 hours in the last 90 days – this averages almost 5 hours per day
What is his most popular clip? The clip revolves around a meltdown from Ninja that lasts almost a full minute:
There are no German streamers on the list. Nevertheless, there are numerous streamers who come from Germany and are successful. Some of them even have more viewers than the streamers on this list. The biggest German streamers by followers can be found here:
