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He goes by Ninja. Auronplay (Raúl Álvarez Genes) and ibai (Ibai Llanos) are the only individual streamers to feature in the overall top-10, which is other dominated by esports channels and events, and topped by the annual Game Awards, which take place in December and were watched by an average 157,357 concurrent viewers.
Indeed, if we use average concurrent viewers as our measure, we can see that Mixer lags some distance behind both YouTube Gaming Live (with stats for the latter measured only from 2019, as YouTube game streaming was brought back into the main app) and Twitch, with a mere 38,000 average concurrent viewers as of Q4 2019.



I don't play with female gamers,” says Tyler Ninja” Blevins, Twitch's biggest streamer and one of the faces of the Fortnite fandom This edict may be surprising to hear, especially as emphatically as Blevins said it when we spoke at a recent Samsung event.
Those are some of the takeaways from a third-quarter streaming market report from StreamElements , an Israeli company that advertises itself as the Ultimate Streamer Platform.” The report, made in conjunction with independent Twitch analysis site SullyGnome and influencer data tracking service , goes into detail regarding the audience, platforms, content, and individual stars of the streaming scene from this past July, August, and September.

Mixer has been praised for its interface and its management of toxic players, though, and Blevins said he expects to connect to fans with "more interactivity and variety than before" because of Mixer's technological abilities — for example, streamers can share their controller with fans, and the chat function has a greater array of features.
Ninja's success is intertwined with the ongoing popularity of "Fortnite: Battle Royale," a shooter game in which a hundred online players are dropped onto an island where they mine for materials, build structures, find supplies, and kill each other until a single player is left standing, similar to the dystopian arena game described in the "The Hunger Games" books and movies.

August's well-publicized exclusivity deal with Richard Ninja” Blevins didn't create more than a blip in the overall audience for Mixer (with 40-plus million hours watched in August), but had a huge impact” in overall brand visibility thanks to the media coverage of the deal, the report noted.
It was, after all, also the second most viewed game on YouTube in their 2019 YouTube Rewind as well, though it trailed substantially behind Minecraft Either way, the game still has plenty of life in it, even if it's not as much as in 2018, but that's sort of like saying a god is now simply a king.

There's plenty of other info to glean from the State of the Stream 2019 report, such as the growth of Mixer and Facebook Gaming through 2019 and the breakout new IPs like Apex Legends that made their mark on the streaming charts, so be sure to check out the full report for more info on this year in Twitch.