Top 10 Live Streamers for June 2024

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Market context

Live streaming content shifted towards IRL and variety after the Kings World Cup.

The June 2024 live streaming landscape transitioned away from the Kings World Cup. Top creators maintained audience engagement through celebrity collaborations, IRL content, and marathon gaming sessions.

Content shift. The top 10 list saw a shift toward IRL and variety content as the post-Kings World Cup period led to a general decline in viewership across the sector.

Other performers

Other streamers like n3on, SXB, and WestCOL maintained positions through variety content.

n3on (57K), SXB (54.5K), and WestCOL (54K) maintained their rankings through a mix of variety content and IRL meetups. Consistent performers included caseoh_ (53K) and ibai (50K).

Consistent presence. Streamers n3on (57K AMA), SXB (54.5K AMA), WestCOL (54K AMA), caseoh_ (53K AMA), ibai (50K AMA), and tumblurr (42K AMA) rounded out the top 10.

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Summary

The June 2024 live streaming landscape was defined by a transition away from the Kings World Cup, with top creators leveraging celebrity collaborations, IRL content, and marathon gaming sessions to maintain audience engagement. The analysis identifies the top 10 streamers based on average minute viewership (AMA), highlighting a shift toward outdoor and lifestyle-oriented broadcasts as gaming content took a secondary role during the early summer period.

Kai Cenat secured the top position with an AMA of 120K, bolstered by a high-profile collaboration with Kevin Hart and a successful marathon stream of the Elden Ring DLC. IShowSpeed followed at 79K, driven by international travel and high-visibility meetings with global sports figures. Other notable performers included n3on (57K), SXB (54.5K), and WestCOL (54K), who maintained their rankings through a mix of variety content and IRL meetups. The list also featured consistent performers like caseoh_ (53K) and ibai (50K), alongside a new entrant, Dan Bongino (50K), whose viewership spiked due to political coverage of the U.S. presidential debate.

The data indicates a slight cooling in viewership for some established leaders, such as Jynxzi, who dropped to 46K AMA due to a lack of major esports events and an incomplete marathon challenge. While the overall top 10 experienced a minor decline in average viewership compared to previous months, the industry anticipates a rebound in July. This expected growth is attributed to the return of major esports tournaments and large-scale community events, which historically drive significant co-streaming activity and audience retention across platforms like Twitch, YouTube Gaming, and Rumble.