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Ibai smiling at the camera during his Twitch stream.
Screenshot via Ibai on Twitch

Most viewed Twitch streams of all time

Ibai holds the belt with 3.36 million.

Twitch’s rapid growth and expansion in the past half-decade has seen viewer counts on the Amazon-owned platform skyrocket to the point where numbers that once shattered records now seem barely impressive, even to a streaming writer like me.

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For example, Ninja was the talk of the town in 2018. The iconic Fortnite streamer set one viewership record after another during a phase where he teamed up with celebrities like Drake to play the popular battle royale at its peak. At the time, I thought nothing would ever come close to surpassing his records. Now, they’ve been surpassed to the point where they don’t even crack into the top 15, which is insane.

Most of the current all-time peak viewership records belong to game developers and esports organizations. Still, a handful of content creators have managed to pull in some awe-inspiring numbers. They’ve been grinding and pushing the limits with their content, and it has paid off.

Here’s a list of the 15 most viewed Twitch streams of all time ranked in, courtesy of data from TwitchTracker. Please note some streamers appear more than once, indicating they’ve had multiple streams that set records.

What is the most viewed twitch stream of all time

Spanish streaming star Ibai sits comfortably at the top of the leaderboard, pulling in a staggering 3.4 million viewers during his ‘La Velada del Año Three’ boxing event on July 2, smashing his previous record of 3.3 million out of the park. I am a massive fan of Ibai and love what he’s doing for the industry.

15 most viewed Twitch streams of all time

NameViewership NumberDate
Ibai3,442,725July 1, 2023
Ibai3,356,464June 25, 2022
TheGrefg2,470,347Jan. 11, 2021
TheGrefg1,745,462Jan. 29, 2023
Ibai1,502,295May 26, 2021
Elxokas1,208,144Jan. 24, 2022
Aminematue1,155,060Nov. 19, 2022
KINGSLEAGUE1,098,636March 26, 2023
ELEAGUE TV1,088,063Jan. 28, 2018
Squeezie1,041,828Oct. 8, 2022
Playstation1,014,646June 11, 2020
Riot Games854,781Nov. 6, 2022
DOTA2TI_RU845,224Oct. 17, 2021
ONEXTWO_764,151Oct. 15, 2022
Gaules707,648May 16, 2022

Hot on Ibai’s heels is another Spanish streaming sensation, TheGrefg, who hit under 2.5 million viewers while unveiling his fresh Fortnite skin. Together, Ibai and TheGrefg hold the top five all-time peak viewership records and also happen to be among the highest paid twitch streamers too.

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Elxokas and Aminematue, two breakout streamers who burst onto the scene and gained many followers in no time, are the next closest, with 1.2 million viewers and 1.1 million viewers, respectively.


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