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Who are the biggest streamers in this concentrated region?
The ever-growing streaming culture has also made a soaring presence in Southeast Asia. The populous region has eleven countries with giants like Indonesia and the Philippines – also known for its massive gaming and esports industry. But who are the biggest captivators among the streaming community?
We have listed the biggest streamers in each Southeast Asian country below! Note that the metric used to measure the lists is by total Hours Watched from January 1st to November 16th, 2023. Data provided byEsports Charts.
Biggest streamers in Indonesia
The highly-concentrated Indonesia is one of the biggest juggernauts in streaming culture. It consistently breaks viewership records for esports and gaming, mainly through its most popular title Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. Because of how dominant MLBB is in Indonesia, its top streamers are also conquered by MLBB content creators and pro players.
NOTE: Sensa Gaming was banned from YouTube Gaming due to gambling.
Biggest streamers in Malaysia
It’s no surprise to see Soloz on top with 3.42M HW as he is the most popular Mobile Legends player in the country. His main platform is Facebook with 2.8 million followers which sees the biggest hours watched by a far margin. On top of that, his YouTube channel also manages to enter the list at sixth place.
At sixth place is Gripex, who is a retired MLBB pro player, now streaming on Facebook to his 449K followers on Facebook. Najwan Ashari is the seventh biggest Malaysian streamer with 36K subs on YouTube. He mainly does GTA 5 streams.
And at tenth place is Masterramen, who is a veteran streaming figure in Malaysia with almost 1 million Facebook followers. He does variety gaming content and also commentates on tournaments.
Biggest streamers in the Philippines
The second streamer on the list is SirhcEz which has 1.95M HW. He is a streamer for Team Liquid who does MLBB content. Next is ChooxTv who also does MLBB content to his 13M followers on Facebook.
At fourth place is Akosi Dogie, who is a renowned MLBB personality in the Philippines. He is a former pro player who now streams on Facebook to 7.8M followers. Thirdy Gaming follows suit in fifth place, who is also another MLBB streamer.
Next is DoNnn who showcases his Call of Duty: Mobile gameplay on Facebook. The seventh biggest Filipino streamer is BobongGamer who does MLBB content. Synth Gaming streams mainly Call of Duty: Mobile to 822K followers on Facebook and Bulldog at ninth place does MLBB content on Facebook.
The last on the list, Gabbidoto, is a unique entry in this list. He is a pro Dota 2 player who is currently playing for Blacklist International. He streams his Dota 2 pubs regularly on Twitch which holds 42K followers.
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Biggest streamers in Vietnam
Vietnam sees massive numbers in terms of Hours Watched and is an interesting force in Southeast Asia. Most streamers in Vietnam livestreams on Huya Inc’s NimoTV. The platform is robust with players who main League of Legends, GTA5, and PUBG.
In second place is Thay Giao Ba who streams League of Legends to 316K followers. Next is TUITENBO, a GTA5 and PUBG streamer who holds a massive 1 million followings. Dev Nguyen sits at fifth place. He streams GTA5 and PUBG to 400K followers.
In sixth place is a former League of Legends pro player, SBTC Clear, who last played competitively with SBTC Esports. Another SBTC member and a retired LoL player, SBTC Kit, also enters the list at ninth place.
Nhism, who mains PUBG and GTA5, sits at seventh place with 14M HW. Snake follows closely, a streamer who also does GTA5 content including a lot of talk shows. Last on the list is GD FEED, who is a League of Legends streamer.
Biggest streamers in Thailand
RebirthzTV is the leading streamer in Thailand in terms of Hours Watched. The mysterious streamer has 800K followers on Twitch and mainly streams GTA5. Check out a popular clip of his below!
RebirthzTV’s reign of 9.82M HW is followed closely by Edwin_live who has 9.39 HW. Edwin_live has 469K followers on Twitch and mainly does GTA5 content among many other games.
FifaTargrean has 502K followers on Twitch and mainly does Just Chatting alongside some gaming content. He has 3.97 HW which puts him at sixth place on the list of Thailand’s biggest streamers. Next is Gssspotted with 3.81 HW. He does variety content including League of Legends, Apex Legends, and Just Chatting to his 282K followers.
Biggest streamers in Singapore
The biggest streamer in Singapore is jingggxd. He is a professional VALORANT player for Paper Rex and often streams his high-level gameplay to 453K followers on Twitch. Below is a clip from jingggxd’s Twitch stream!
Closely behind jingggxd is Kiaraakitty, an IRL (in-real-life) streamer who has 523K Twitch followers. At third place is Arthars with 2.02M HW. He mainly streams World of Warcraft on Twitch alongside other games to his 112K followers. Next is spicyuuu with 1.32M HW. She streams her gameplay for titles like VALORANT and CS:GO on Twitch to her 339K followers.
Fourth on the list is Zumi, who is the only Singaporean streamer in this list to stream on NimoTV. She has 20.5K followers on the platform which she uses to mainly stream League of Legends. Stal is the fifth biggest Singaporean streamer. She is the only Vtuber among Singaporean’s biggest streamers who streams variety of games on her Twitch channel.
Next is sukasblood who entertains his fans with IRL content. At eight place is LeroyWR, a League of Legends: Wild Rift pro player who has 34K followers on Twitch. Iambyseriestv follows closely at ninth place. He is a professional player who excels in the card games genre including Hearthstone and Yu-Gi-Oh! And finally in tenth place is supercatkei, who streams a variety of content on Twitch.
Overall biggest streamers in SEA
Here’s a final overview to round up Southeast Asia’s biggest streamers! By Hours Watched, a lot of Vietnamese streamers make it into the list with their massive numbers from NimoTV. Indonesian streamers also enter the top ten biggest streamers in SEA list. Check out the names below!
That is all for the biggest streamers in Southeast Asia in terms of Hours Watched! All data provided by Esports Charts.
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