13th Streamy Awards

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13th Streamy Awards
13th Annual Streamy Awards.jpg
Awarded forExcellence in online video
DateAugust 27, 2023 (2023-08-27)
Location The Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills, California
CountryUnited States
Hosted by MatPat
Most awards MrBeast (2)
Most nominations MrBeast (5) [1]
Streaming coverage
NetworkYouTube
Produced by Dick Clark Productions
Tubefilter
  12th  · Streamy Awards

The 13th Annual Streamy Awards was the thirteenth installment of the Streamy Awards honoring the best in American streaming television series and their creators. Produced by Dick Clark Productions and Tubefilter, the ceremony was held at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California on August 27, 2023. [2] [3] Hosted by popular creator MatPat, [4] it was the first time the ceremony was held in summer, moved from its previous winter date. [5] A new award called Rolling Stone Sound of the Year Award launched, celebrating songs popular on social media. [6]

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Performers

The 13th Streamy Awards featured musical performances from Armani White and Icona Pop. [7]

Performers at the 13th Streamy Awards
Artist(s)Song(s)
Armani White "Silver Tooth"
"Billie Eilish"
Icona Pop "Fall in Love"
"I Love It"

Winners and nominees

The nominees were announced on July 27, 2023. [8] Winners were announced during the main ceremony on August 27, hosted by MatPat at The Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles. [9]

MatPat hosted the show MatPat 2020 (I68lZ9jptWU).jpg
MatPat hosted the show
Challenge Accepted by Michelle Khare, winner of the Show of the Year Award Michelle Khare 2018.jpg
Challenge Accepted by Michelle Khare, winner of the Show of the Year Award
Kai Cenat, winner of the Streamer of the Year Award Kai Cenat.png
Kai Cenat, winner of the Streamer of the Year Award
MrBeast, winner of the Creator of the Year and the Collaboration Award alongside Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for "Surprised he didn't pick rock every time" MrBeast in 2021.jpg
MrBeast, winner of the Creator of the Year and the Collaboration Award alongside Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for "Surprised he didn't pick rock every time"
Ibai, winner of the International Award Ibai-Llanos.jpg
Ibai, winner of the International Award
Dylan Mulvaney, winner of the Breakout Creator Award Dylan Mulvaney, Day 365 Event 2023.jpg
Dylan Mulvaney, winner of the Breakout Creator Award
PRIME by KSI and Logan Paul, winner of the Creator Product Award JJ Olatunji (KSI) 6.jpg
Logan Paul (48086619418).jpg PRIME by KSI and Logan Paul, winner of the Creator Product Award
Jonas Brothers (Kevin, Joe, and Nick) win the Crossover Award Jonas Brothers Happiness Begins Tour 2019.png
Jonas Brothers (Kevin, Joe, and Nick) win the Crossover Award
Ryan Trahan, winner of the First Person Award Ryan Trahan.png
Ryan Trahan, winner of the First Person Award
IShowSpeed, winner of the Variety Streamer Award IShowSpeed November 2021 (52502829419).jpg
IShowSpeed, winner of the Variety Streamer Award
On Purpose with Jay Shetty, winner of the Podcast Award Jay Shetty Headshot 2021.jpg
On Purpose with Jay Shetty, winner of the Podcast Award
penguinz0, winner of the Commentary Award Cr1TiKaL in 2022.jpg
penguinz0, winner of the Commentary Award
Nick DiGiovanni, winner of the Food Award Portrait of Nick DiGiovanni Published on his Website.jpg
Nick DiGiovanni, winner of the Food Award
HasanAbi, winner of the News Award Hasan Piker 2018 (cropped).jpg
HasanAbi, winner of the News Award
Marques Brownlee, winner of the Technology Award MARQUES BROWNLEE Profile Picture.jpg
Marques Brownlee, winner of the Technology Award
Zach King, winner of the Visual and Special Effects Award Zach King Photo.jpg
Zach King, winner of the Visual and Special Effects Award

Winners are listed first, in bold.

Overall Awards
Show of the YearCreator of the Year
Streamer of the YearInternational
Short Form
Individual Awards
Breakout CreatorBreakout Streamer
  • Fanum
    • Agent00
    • ExtraEmily
    • Filian
    • Shylily
CollaborationThe Elevate Prize Get Loud Award for Social Good
Creator ProductCrossover
First PersonJust Chatting
Variety StreamerVTuber
Music Awards
Rolling Stone Sound of the Year
Show Awards
Scripted SeriesUnscripted Series
Podcast
Subject Awards
AnimatedBeauty
ComedyCommentary
Competitive GamerDance
  • Enola Bedard
    • Cale Brown
    • Matt Steffanina
    • Merrick Hanna
    • yoolwxnder
Fashion and StyleFood
GamerHealth and Wellness
Kids and FamilyLearning and Education
LifestyleNews
Science and EngineeringSports
Technology
Craft Awards
CinematographyEditing
Visual and Special EffectsWriting
  • Leo González
    • CalebCity (Caleb Glass)
    • Dami Lee
    • Josh Zilberberg
    • Petey (Peter Martin)

Brand Awards

Agency of the YearBrand of the Year
  • Reach Agency
Branded SeriesBranded Video
Influencer CampaignSocial Impact Campaign
Brand Engagement

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