A handful of female gamers have made a reputation for themselves as top gamers on YouTube and Twitch by combining their love of games with their creative abilities. We acknowledge the top Twitch talents with this guide to the top female Twitch streamers to assist marketers stay up to current on the best-in-class gaming influencers.
THE BEST FEMALE TWITCH STREAMERS SHOW THAT GAMING IS NOT JUST FOR BOYS.
Women make up a huge share of the gaming industry, despite the fact that it is typically perceived as a man’s world and is dominated mostly by male influencers in the gaming arena. In fact, women make up 45 percent of gamers, and they enjoy a wide range of games, from first-person shooters to online collectible card games to role-playing games and massively multiplayer online role-playing games.
Female Twitch streamers may not have the millions of subscribers that top gaming YouTubers have, but Twitch provides streamers with a close-knit network of fans, donors, and tippers. Twitch streamers have a variety of money streams accessible to them, including sponsored material, affiliate links, user subscriptions, and contributions, and many of the biggest streamers have made Twitch their full-time job. Twitch streamers have been known to join livestreaming services (such as StreamElements) to work on brand collaboration initiatives.
Top Most Popular Female Streamers on Twitch
1) Pokimane – 8.2M Followers
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Imane Anys, a 23-year-old online gamer best known for her Fortnite and League of Legends streaming. She began streaming on Twitch in 2012 as a Twitch veteran. She’s one of Twitch’s top streamers, right up there with Myth and Ninja, with 8.2 million subscribers. She’s also well-known on YouTube, where she runs the Poki ASMR channel. She was nominated for the Content Creator of the Year award in 2018 for her achievements in video creation and gaming.
2) Loserfruit – 2.6M Followers
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Many streamers are famous for their diversity, but few manage in building a varied collection of content like Loserfruit has. She streams a lot of Overwatch and Witcher 3, but she also has a lot of vlog content. Loserfruit also broadcasts creative stuff, such as editing streams in which she edits while live-streaming. She is well-known for her outgoing and amusing nature.
3) Amouranth – 4.3M Followers
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Kaitlyn Siragusa, nicknamed Amouranth, is a triple threat residing in Houston, Texas. She is a livestreamer, cosplayer, and model. She began creating costumes while still in high school and rose to prominence after being found by the Houston Grand Opera and Houston Ballet. She went on to start her own character company and has been on various local news programmes. Her costumes have grabbed the attention of over a million Instagram followers and 4.3 million Twitch subscribers, and she routinely visits comic conventions to show them off.
4) Lilypichu – 2.3M Followers
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Lilypichu is a YouTube and Twitch celebrity most known for her League of Legends broadcasts. She is a close friend of Dota 2 caster Jacky “EternalEnVy” Mao. Her videos sometimes feature helpful walkthroughs, and she also discusses her love of Japanese and Korean culture. While gaming is her main interest, she also uses her Twitch channel to showcase her favourite anime playlists, which presently has over 2.3M subscribers.
5) Chica – 2M Followers
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24-year-old Maria Lopez, often known as ChicaLive, is an esports player best known for live-streaming multiplayer shooting games such as Fortnite. Lopez has competed in numerous competitions, such as “Summer Skirmish” and “Keemstar’s Friday Fortnight.” She is a member of TSM and #BushBandits, as well as the esports organisation DooM Clan. Her Twitch channel has around 2 million subscribers as of 2021.
6) Sweet Anita – 1.8M Followers
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Sweet Anita is not the streamer for you if you can’t face profanities. The popular gamer has Tourettes, and her distinctive, swear-filled videos went viral in late 2018. Despite the fact that her real name is unknown, the 28-year-old was homeschooled and grew up in an unusual environment, living on farms and selling sea glass for a living. Despite her enormous success, which includes nearly 2 million Twitch subscribers, she keeps faithful to her beginnings, caring for at least 35 pets.
7) Loeya – 1.4M Followers
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Loeya, who is 21 years old, began streaming in July of 2017. On Twitch, the Swedish streamer has over 1.4 followers and plays multiplayer shooting games like Counter-Strike and Fortnite. She compiles her finest moments from her streams on her YouTube channel of the same name to immortalise them.
8) Itshafu– 1.3 Followers
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ItsHAFU (actual name Rumay Wang) is a professional Hearthstone player and one of the best in the world. Wang’s Arena streams, a unique Hearthstone game mode in which players battle with customised decks, are well-known among her over 800,000 followers. Wang is well-known for more than simply Hearthstone. She’s also a professional World of Warcraft player who’s won a number of top titles in the game.
9) Kittyplays – 1.1 Followers
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Kristen is known online as KittyPlays and is one of Twitch’s most popular streamers. She broadcasts twice a day and covers a wide range of titles, including PUBG and Overwatch. KittyPlays is also known for her vlogs, in which she takes viewers along on her excursions, cooking adventures, and even supercar racing. On Twitch, KittyPlays has over 1 million followers who look to her for entertaining gaming (and lifestyle) content.
10) XChocobars – 897k Followers
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Janet Rose is an online gamer who is most known for her xChocoBars Twitch livestream channel. She dropped out of school to pursue a degree in early childhood teaching and now works full-time as a League of Legends broadcaster, primarily providing videos with audio commentary. She presently has over 502k Instagram followers and 897k Twitch followers. She’s also teamed up with Japan Crate to test out their monthly membership boxes.
