Twitch has hosted too many viewers this week. The best proofs for that claim would be Awesome Games Done Quick 2021, an event that watched nearly 14 million hours this week. Here, you can see the most-watched Twitch streamers of the last week.
Awesome Games Done Quick, or AGDQ, is a speedrun community. They organized their annual event last week, and claimed the top spot of the most-watched channels list.
If you can’t see xQc at the top of the most-watched channels list, you have to assume that there’s a special event going on that week, or there’s a trend toward something. In this case, the first one is the answer, because AGDQ had managed to surpass xQc, who was watched for 9 million hours. xQc streamed Rust for 65 hours.
LVNDMARK started his streamer career by playing Escape From Tarkov in 2019, and he is known as one of the best streamers of Escape From Tarkov. He stands out with his K/D ratio, and he gained lots of viewers during the pandemic.
AuronPlay streamed a lot of Rust this week. He gained 313,347 concurrent viewers at his five-hour-long stream on January 5 and became the streamer with the most concurrent viewers last week.
shroud played Rust in OTV’s server last week, and he switched to The Divide server this week. He streamed Rust for 47 hours, Escape From Tarkov for 5 hours, and Just Chatting for 2 hours.
HasanAbi is known for his opinions about news and also, he’s a Rust-lover. He streamed in Just Chatting category for 47 hours and streamed Rust in the remaining air time.
TheGrefg is a well-known Fortnite streamer. But he streamed Fortnite for only 3 hours. He preferred to play Rust this week and streamed the game for 37 hours.
Rubius is the second most popular Spanish streamer of Twitch this week, and he streamed Rust for 29 hours. In the remaining time, he streamed in Just Chatting category.
ibai claimed the ninth spot on the most-watched Twitch streamers list by streaming Rust for 34 hours and streaming in Just Chatting category in his remaining air time.
Smite organized its World Championship event last week and European team Belt Slap won the tournament. Because of the event, Smite’s official account became the tenth most-watched channel of last week.
Tournament organizer PGL has announced via their X account that the Singapore Major 2026 will…
Norwegian-based esports organization Metizport is parting ways with Swedish AWPer nawwk. In an announcement made…
The Brazilian side paiN has announced that they are parting ways with Uruguayan player dgt…
Making their re-entry into the Counter-Strike scene, 100 Thieves is eyeing Astralis' star AWPer, device.…
Danish esports giant Astralis has admitted that salary payments to players and staff have been…
Swiss-based esports organization 9INE has announced that they have parted ways with faveN and MoDo…