List of most-subscribed Twitch channels

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A subscription on Twitch is a way of users to support their favourite streamers and creators on the platform. [1] Content creators can offer custom emotes, badges, and more to subscribers. Users can also gift subscriptions, so subscriber numbers can increase. [2]

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In April 2018, Tyler Blevins, known by his Twitch username Ninja, held the record for the most-subscribed Twitch streamer with 269,154 subscribers until April 2021, when Ludwig Ahgren broke the record during his infamous Ludwig's subathon with 283,066 subscribers. [3] Later in March 2023, Kai Cenat broke Ahgren's record with his subathon with 306,621 subscribers. [1]

In November 2021, Kim Mi-Young, known by her Twitch username kkatamina, held the record for the most-subscribed female Twitch streamer with 73,623 subscribers until March 2022, when VTuber Ironmouse broke the record during her 31-day subathon with 171,818 subscribers. [4] [5] [6] Later in July 2023, Ironmouse broke her own record a year later during her subathon with 205,488 subscribers. [7]

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Ludwig Ahgren is the 2nd most-subscribed channel on Twitch of all time. Ludwig and Typical Gamer (52900893088) (Ludwig crop).jpg
Ludwig Ahgren is the 2nd most-subscribed channel on Twitch of all time.

The following table lists the top 50 most-subscribed channels on Twitch as of May 13, 2024, [8] the achievement date, as well as the primary category or categories in which they stream. The channels are ordered by number of most-subscribed.

A † indicates a channel is no longer active on the platform.
RankChannelOwnerTotal subscribersAchievement dateStreamed categories
1 KaiCenat Kai Cenat [9] 306,621March 2023Various games, chatting
2 MogulMoves Ludwig Ahgren [10] 283,066April 2021Various games, chatting
3 Ninja Richard Tyler Blevins [11] 269,154April 2018 Fortnite [12] [13]
4 Ironmouse Ironmouse 205,488July 2023Various games, chatting [14]
5 Jynxzi Nicholas Stewart [15] 179,543February 2024 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege [16]
6 Casimito Casimiro Ferreira [17] 159,487November 2022Chatting, sports
7 CriticalRole Critical Role 139,559November 2021 Dungeons & Dragons
8 Ibai Ibai Llanos 136,115July 2023Special events, various games, chatting
9 RanbooLive Ranboo [18] 116,870August 2021 Minecraft , [18] chatting
10 Shlorox Shlorox113,628March 2024 Grand Theft Auto V, chatting
11 Gaules Alexandre Chiqueta [19] 102,857June 2022 Counter-Strike
12 xQc Félix Lengyel [20] 102,288May 2022Various games, Overwatch , [21] chatting
13 Shroud Michael Grzesiek [22] 101,588March 2019 Valorant , [23] various games
14 summit1g Jaryd Lazar [24] 94,941May 2020 Counter-Strike 2 , [25] various games [26]
15 TheGrefg David Martínez [27] 88,585January 2022 Fortnite , Minecraft , various games, chatting
16 eliasn97 Elias Nerlich [28] 85,475September 2023Chatting, Fortnite
17 HasanAbi Hasan Piker [29] 82,721January 2022Chatting
18 Pestily Pestily [30] 81,926July 2021 Escape from Tarkov [30]
19 PirateSoftware Jason Thor Hall [31] 80,861April 2024Software & Game development
20 NICKMERCS Nick Kolcheff [32] 80,402April 2021 Apex Legends , Fortnite
21 kkatamina Kim Mi-young [33] 73,623November 2021Chatting, Valorant [33]
22 PointCrow Eric Morino [34] 72,533May 2022 The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild [34]
23 Fextralife Fextralife [35] 72,090July 2023 The Elder Scrolls Online, Diablo IV
24 AdinRoss † [note 1] Adin Ross [37] 71,318September 2021Various games, chatting
25 Anomaly Anomaly [38] 70,420May 2020 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive [38]
26 Trymacs Maximilian Stemmler [39] 70,196February 2021 Fortnite, Clash Royale
27 Tfue Turner Tenney [40] 69,586February 2019 Apex Legends , Fortnite [40]
28 月希(tsukilin) tsukilin68,906September 2023Chatting, various games
29 caseoh_ CaseOh_64,799May 2024Various games, chatting
30 DarioMocciaTwitch Dario Moccia [41] 63,016December 2023Chatting
31 iiTzTimmy Timothy [42] 59,980May 2022 Apex Legends [43]
32 Tumblurr Gianmarco Tocco [44] 59,627July 2023Chatting, various games
33 JLTomy Toma Abdellaoui [45] 59,405February 2023 Grand Theft Auto V, chatting
34 Shylily Shylily [46] 58,072March 2022Chatting, various games
35 Trainwreckstv Tyler Niknam [47] 57,551January 2022Slots, chatting
36 AdmiralBahroo Sam [48] 57,066March 2022Various games
37 TimTheTatman † [note 2] Timothy Betar [50] 56,915March 2019 Call of Duty: Warzone , [51] various games [52]
38 Rubius Rubén Gundersen [53] 56,577March 2022 Minecraft , Fortnite, [53] various games, chatting
39 PaymoneyWubby Dennis Richardson [54] 56,349August 2023Chatting
40 ZeratoR Adrien Nougaret [55] 56,118June 2023Various games
41 TheRealKnossi Jens Knossalla [56] 55,842August 2020Slots, chatting
42 GeekandSundry Geek & Sundry [57] 55,349February 2018Talk Shows & Podcasts, Dungeons & Dragons
43 elxokas Joaquín Domínguez [58] 53,543February 2022 World of Warcraft
44 Tubbo Tobias Smith [18] 53,073April 2024 Minecraft [18] , chatting
45 Sintica Sintica [59] 52,992September 2021Music [59]
46 ohnePixel Mark [60] 52,910August 2023 Counter-Strike: Global Offensive [61]
47 Elraenn † [note 3] Tuğkan Gönültaş [63] 52,277February 2024Chatting, various games
48 Moonryde Dario Ferracci [64] 52,072January 2024 Call of Duty: Warzone [64]
49 Gladd Sean Gallagher [65] 50,959July 2022 Destiny 2 [65]
50 auronplay Raúl Genes [56] 50,796August 2022 Minecraft , Grand Theft Auto V , various games, chatting [66] [67]

Notes

  1. ↑ AdinRoss is banned from Twitch [36]
  2. ↑ TimTheTatman now streams exclusively on YouTube [49]
  3. ↑ Elraenn now streams exclusively on Kick [62]

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