7. “Agustin51” – Octavio Agustin
Followers: 320,493
Nationality: Spanish
Age: N/A
Octavio Agustin, or Agustin51, is another Spanish Fortnite streamer.
Octavio manages to win over his Spanish-speaking audience with pure mile-a-minute hilarity, as well as a hearty amount of inherent skill.
Unfortunately he’s not the most active streamer, often taking months away from streaming altogether, which makes his massive follower account that even more impressive.
Certainly, Agustin51’s personality is one-in-a-million, and you aren’t going to find this frenetic energy anywhere else, whether it’s in English or Spanish.
Just like many of the other Spanish streamers on this list, he shares his common origins on YouTube.. So, If he’s taking a good long break away from streaming – then tracking down his YouTube channel should hold you over for a good, long while.
6. “SIEFE”
Followers: 339,377
Nationality: American
Age: N/A
SIEFE is a professional gamer and content creator from Trinity, Florida.
SIEFE previously worked as a consultant on several top-tier competitive titles before moving over to Mixer from Twitch. He has since been able to turn that wealth of knowledge into a full-time gig as an incredibly successful streamer.
Unlike many other stars on this list, his streams are not comedy oriented, or even very reliant on his personality, however affable and friendly he is.
Instead, he prefers to fill his streams with knowledge and skill, giving incredible insight into all sides of the gaming industry as he showcases his abilities to his vast audience.
You are in good hands when you click onto SIEFE’s stream and you’ll be coming out the other end not only entertained but more than likely, a little bit enlightened for it.
5. “JaredFPS” – Jared
Followers: 419,359
Nationality: American
Age: 26
JaredFPS is a full-time Mixer partner who was one of the first creators to stream on Beam.
His journey began on Twitch in 2014 as he started to play COD Advanced Warfare. Two years later he came across a tweet introducing him to Beam (now known as Mixer), and pounced upon the opportunity to transition-over after finding out it had recently been bought by Microsoft.
In 2017, and with the growth of the platform, Jered finally managed to turn his hobby into a full-time career, a promising reward for several years of creating positive and entertaining content.
Since then, Jared has relied on nothing but his gaming skills and down to earth personality to rack up a viewer count of over 400k+ subs!
When he’s not busy streaming fan-favorites such as Call of Duty and Fortnite, he’s most likely to be found playing the dad role and taking care of his daughter, just another thing that makes this everyman so easy to relate to!
4. “Ship” – Steve
Followers: 648,359
Nationality: American
Age: 21
Ship is a full-time Fotnite streamer from Buffalo, NY. He first started out streaming in March 2018 and has since then been grinding daily to build his online platform.
It speaks a lot about the man’s confidence that he can rely on such a simple four-letter word and still out-perform nearly every other streamer on the Mixer platform!
It is somewhat of a modern miracle that professional streamer Steve has managed to find the success he has when you can Google his screen handle and get about 1,000,000 results before anything relating to him pops up.
What’s even more impressive is that Ship can hold down a stream without even saying a word. This certainly isn’t a gamer who is fuelled-off of gimmicks or even an exuberant personality. Instead, Ship prefers to keep his mouth shut and let his fingers do the talking.
He’s a hero to serious and competitive gamers across the globe, so make sure you watch him in action at least once!
3. “TheGrefg” – David Cánovas
Followers: 822,307
Nationality: Spanish
Age: 22
TheGrefg is another popular Spanish streamer, YouTuber and internet celebrity on our list. Aside from his prominent involvement in streaming, he also co-owns the well-known esports team – Team Heretics @teamheretics.
David began his journey on YouTube in January, 2012, which started with a series of Call of Duty Modern Warfare highlights. He then expanded his gameplay towards Black Ops 2 and later Fortnite that helped to propel his growth over time.
In 2016 he helped to create Team Heretics which currently has teams in Counter Strike: Global Offensive, League of Legends, Fortnite and Clash Royale. He now lives with the “Salchichón Squadron” in Andorra on the boarder of France, a roster that includes previously mentioned Ampeterby, Vicens and Agustín51.
TheGrefg has managed to become a massive success due to his perseverance and continuous eagerness to develop the best game-related videos possible. His content does not just focus on a single theme but instead covers a variety of different hot-topics.
2. “Shroud” — Michael Grzesiek
Followers: Approx. 1,018,437
Nationality: Canadian
Age: 25
Shroud is a former “Cloud 9″ star who is best known for his achievements in a number of high-profile CS:GO competitions.
Unlike many of the other streaming celebs on this list, Shroud first began his career by competing with numerous ESEA teams, before signing as a “Pro” esports athlete.
He then went on to lead Cloud 9 to a first place finish at ESL Pro League Season 4 in 2016, and later a 2nd place result at ESL One Cologne in 2017.
After retiring from competitive tournaments, Shroud moved over to Twitch to begin his streaming journey, where he was known to play video games for more than 60 hours a week.
On October 24th, 2019, he signed an exclusive deal with Mixer – a “big-money” move (that with Ninja) shook the streaming industry to its core.
Due to his numerous collaborations, ability to excel at a variety of different video-games and achievements in high-profile competitions, he has become quite famous in the gaming sphere!
1. “Ninja” — Richard Tyler Blevins
Followers: Approx. 2,907,241
Nationality: American
Age: 28
Ninja is arguably the most famous gamer in the world right now, and has risen to the top through having over a decade of a gaming experience behind him.
Ninja first got into competitive tournaments after his school life (in 2009), where he played Halo 3 professionally for various esports organisations, such as: Cloud9, Renegades, and Team Liquid.
In 2011 he first started streaming, and began to play an assortment of other titles including: H1Z1, PUBG and later Fortnite – just as the game was exploding.
Blevins continued to participate in tournaments and has achieved some of the greatest achievements in the gaming world to date, on a multiple of different gaming titles and platforms.
Accomplishments:
- 1st Place Fortnite Celebrity Pro-Am Tournament E3 201
- 1st Place PUBG Squads Gamescom Invitational 2017
- 2nd Place H1Z1 5s Dreamhack 2017
- 1st Place H1Z1 Invitational 2015
- 1st Place Halo 4 Dallas 2012
- 1st Place AGL 8 Knoxville
In August 2019, Ninja left Twitch to stream exclusively on Mixer. Aside from Mixer you can also find him on YouTube, where he is reportedly earning over $500,000 per month for his gameplays on Fortnite!
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