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- (FBE) We're gonna take a look at the top 10 streamers on Twitch
based on their follower count and show you some
of their biggest wins, losses, and everything in between.
- I love it! As a person who does Twitch streams,
I am so excited for this.
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- (FBE) Number 10, sodapoppin. Chance, known as sodapoppin on Twitch,
has over six million Twitch followers...
- We're doing sodapo-- okay. Yup! - (FBE) ...and is best known
for playing World of Warcraft. But sometimes,
a streamer's biggest fail makes for some must-see content,
as is the case when sodapoppin tried Among Us.
(alarm buzzing)
- (sodapoppin) I know this is Among Us.
- Ooh! Ooh, that was a good vent! - (laughs)
That was so badly done. - Yeah, he can't even talk
during all this. - Just his face, dude.
He's just like, "Oh my god." - (player) That was so [censored].
That was so bad! - (player) Let the man speak.
- Look at his face! (laughs) He's like... he's dead.
- (sodapoppin) I didn't do it. - (laughs)
- (chuckles) That was great. - Can we talk about he ending
with the Shaggy? (as Shaggy) "It wasn't me."
Like, are you kidding me?! Guys, are you kidding-- like, no.
It for real wasn't me.
(beeping)
- So convincing. I love it. You know what?
I wouldn't have even voted him.
I would've been like, "You know what? It's fine. It's fine."
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- (FBE) Number nine, TheGrefg. David, known as TheGrefg on Twitch,
has almost seven million Twitch followers
and is best known for Fortnite and Minecraft and his rage quits.
- This is the best thing. I love rage right here.
I love rage quits.
You break a controller? I'ma subscribe. Easily.
- (TheGrefg speaks in Spanish)
- (chuckles) - (TheGrefg yells in Spanish)
- I don't know what he's saying, but I know he's mad.
- (TheGrefg screams)
- (laughs) - (TheGrefg yells in Spanish)
- I've definitely done that when I've yelled at the TV,
like, "Oh my god! What are you doing?" But it's all me yelling at the TV,
you know, the inanimate object in front of me.
- The rage came from his heart, not his language,
so that's pretty universal, I would like to think.
- I was waiting for a broken controller.
Just pick it up and goom. I mean, I know it's PC,
but at least a keyboard or something. - I love people that just
put their whole personality into it even if it's them
freaking out at losing. I mean, that's just-- that's great.
- I need you to understand that not only was he mad
that he got got, the only thing that makes that
even worse is when the person who got you dies right after you,
'cause that means that you literally were this close
to just dropping that dude.
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- (FBE) Number eight, Myth. Ali, known as Myth on Twitch...
- Oh, we're doing Myth?! Let's go! - (FBE) ...has over
seven million followers and is best known
for his amazing wins on Fortnite. But his willingness to bring
his followers into his personal life have kept the chatroom buzzing.
- (Myth) Damn, I'm still the most unroastable streamer on Twitch.
Look at that, dude. My chat can't even impersonate me. Wow.
"I'm a virgin. I'm a virgin. I'm a virgin."
What if I'm not a virgin?
You guys want in on a little secret? Oh, [censored]. We're about
to do this right now? Oh, [censored], dude.
My sister-in-law texted me. "You are just trolling, right?
Is your V-card really gone? Say it ain't so."
All right, we gotta have a talk. Okay, listen...
The V-card is no longer in my possession.
- Woo! (claps) One for the boys!
City boys right here, baby! Yeah! - I mean, compared to a lot
of things that people have revealed on the internet,
I think that's a very classy way of revealing that.
It is so crazy how you feel on so many social media channels,
but especially on something like Twitch, where you're watching
them live, you feel like you're friends with them.
You feel like you actually know them
or that you're communicating with them.
It's a very surreal thing that the internet has done.
- I know what it's like to have that enjoyment of being able
to just watch a game be played and be in the room with somebody else
and have that experience with somebody else.
Even if you can't play it at the same time,
it's that same thing of being on a couch
playing Nintendo 64 with your friends.
It's that room experience that you get without being
in the room with that person. - It's like you're on FaceTime
with him, and he got caught on the line. You're like,
"Hold up, hold up, hold up," and then your friend group
clowns him until he says the truth. It's very much like what would happen
if he was just in a group of friends, so you feel
like you're part of that group of friends.
I really love it when creators can create that sort of, like,
"We're just a group of friends" environment.
- I guess streamers kind of include their audience in what they do.
They do chats with them. They react. They-- you know,
they're constantly talking with these people.
So, I think it's important to keep your community
involved in what you're doing.
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- (FBE) Number seven, Pokimane. Imane, known as Pokimane on Twitch...
- Poki! - (FBE) ...has over seven million
Twitch followers and plays many different games.
But she's given Among Us a lot of attention lately.
Pokimane is the top female Twitch streamer.
In the clip I'm auto to show you, she roleplays as a French gamer,
which makes her drawing the impostor role in Among Us
even more entertaining. - I love Poki, so I'm down.
- ("French" Pokimane) So, today, we are roleplaying in Among Us...
- Oh my god. She's like, woo! Got me blushing over here.
Me and my friend talk about them all the time,
Poki and Valkyrae. Ah, wow. Woo!
- I am Selene. I am French.
And I am so excited to play with you all!
Would I murder someone? Of course not!
- That's a pretty great French accent coming from somebody who has
no knowledge of French accents. From my perspective,
I think it's a pretty good French accent.
- ("Selene") Unless I am zee impostor, in which case I miiight.
♪ (ominous music) ♪ Oh my gosh!
I am getting impostor! It's crazy!
- (Rae) And it's been so much fun, because people
actually dressed up. They changed their Discord name.
They changed their Discord profile picture.
And so, people are actually getting into it.
So, today, I am Crrraezy. I'm just really into stabby stuff
and blood. I just love blood so mu--
- Oh! (laughs)
She bopped her so fast. I don't know if they were
playing with proximity chat. Legitimately, she went,
"Oh, you gotta go." (laughs)
- I love the roleplay. I love the roleplay.
- That was cold, Imane. You didn't even do
the French accent with it. That was silent. Silent killer!
Good for you. That was some good stuff.
- (FBE) Number six, AuronPlay. Raúl, known as AuronPlay on Twitch,
has 7.5 million Twitch followers and plays a variety of games,
but he's best known for GTA V. When he's not impressing
his followers with his gaming, he streams a variety of other content
like this relaxing and meditative ASMR video.
- Oh, gosh. ASMR.
- (AuronPlay snapping) - (snickers)
- (loud rubbing)
(whispers) Hola. - Bold choice in deli meat.
- Yeah, that's... ugh!
(toy pig oinks) - He's actually doing this--
what is that? (chuckles) That's some quality content.
I like it when streamers do that too, when they take a break
or they're playing one game and they'll take maybe
a 30-minute break in between the next game,
and they'll just talk or be silly or tell a story,
'cause that's the same thing as the guy before,
where he was talking to his chat and it helps-- you get closer
to that community that's watching you. So, I think that's really cool.
- Yeah, no, I would've just been laughing.
My headphones would've been like this.
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- (FBE) Number five, xQc. Félix, known as xQc on Twitch,
has almost eight million Twitch followers
and is best known for Overwatch. He also has a very popular
YouTube channel, where he does React videos
among other things. One of his most watched streams
was him reviewing his followers' PC setups, and it was pretty great.
- (xQc) So, this guy either plays only MOBAs at like a billion DPI
or-- I don't know, dude. Dude, what is this mouse pad space?
- I like the bowl of cereal that's in between both monitors.
That's a real PC gamer right there. You know they have food there,
because they're not getting up for the next few hours.
- (xQc) Do you put your arm in between everything, dude,
and just move only your wrist? Holy [censored], man.
Only one screen, pepehands. At least it's a 1440 monitor.
- Is that a hot Cheeto? What is that? (laughs)
- (xQc) ...on your table, dude. - Yeah, it is a Cheeto!
It's just a snack. Snack for the future,
you know what I mean? - (xQc) This is sort of
like a shower curtain. Get rid of that, dude.
You'll [censored] with that, man.
It's a bad idea. That is SCUFFED.
Holy [censored], dude. Is that a [censored] La-Z-Boy, dude?
- I adore the way he says "dude." It's like a little serotonin boost
every time he says it. "Dude." I love it.
- I think it's great that he's interacting with his audience
and that they feel like, oh, they have a chance
to be a part of the joke with one of their favorite streamers.
I think that's cool. ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (FBE) Number four, Rubius. Rubén, known as Rubius on Twitch,
has almost 8.5 million Twitch followers
and plays a wide variety of games. Rubius is the most popular
Spanish streamer on Twitch. Some of his most watched videos
are him winning and losing while playing Fall Guys.
- Okay, okay, hold up. Pro skills.
- (Rubius speaks in Spanish)
- All right. (gasps) - (Rubius yells in Spanish)
- He was right there. Oh! I felt this. I feel this pain.
- Oh my god. To be that close is SO rough. It is...
- (Rubius exclaiming excitedly)
- (chuckles)
(chuckles)
I love it so much, 'cause they get so into it,
and you just see them terrified for a second.
It's magic. (smooch) Chef's kiss.
- It's fully gamer rage or gamer just, like, "YEAH!"
And you just have-- either way, you have to throw something
in some vicinity. ♪ (quirky interlude) ♪
- (FBE) Number three, Shroud. Michael, known as Shroud on Twitch,
has nine million Twitch followers and is an FPS master.
He is most well-known for his sharpshooting
as we can see here.
- (Shroud) What are you...
- Look at him! Even he's shocked.
- Imagine how fast his fingers are going.
Just like... (furious tapping) - He know he's on a roll,
and he's praying to God it doesn't stop.
- (Shroud) Yup, that happened. - When people talk about stuff
like 360 no-scopes, that's old gamer lingo and old stuff.
When you watch this stuff legitimately live
and you see that happen, you get as hype as he is
in this video. - You probably can get good at it,
but that's a lot of years, you know, in the making.
So, at that point, just watch. Just watch him play.
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- (FBE) Number two, Tfue. Turner, known as Tfue on Twitch,
has 10 million Twitch followers and plays mostly Fortnite
and Call of Duty: Warzone. He's so good at Fortnite
that other players think he must be a bot.
His skill is unbelievable. Let's take a look at how he does it
in Fortnite. - (player) I need a res, dude.
- (Tfue) Rifted on? - (player) Someone just
rifted around us.
- (Tfue) Yeah, we got full teams
rifting on us southwest. - He's going fast,
but I know enough about Fortnite that I can keep up with this.
- Oh, build up? Oh my g-- the build!
The build is nuts! Oh my god!
- (player) Roughly east? - (Tfue) They have no armor.
I don't know where this guy crawled to.
- (player) Oh, I see him. I see him.
[inaudible] right here.
- It's a lot of strategy too when you're that close quarters
with someone, and they're going somewhere,
and you're going in the other way. And you to build around
but also protect yourself to try to get to them.
- I know that I will never be this guy.
I'm just excited that I was here when it happened. (laughs)
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- (FBE) Number one, Ninja. Tyler, known as Ninja on Twitch,
has almost 17 million Twitch followers and plays mostly Fortnite.
But I'm not gonna show you him playing Fortnite.
Let's take a look at Ninja playing Uno.
- Aww! I thought he was about to walk in.
I got excited. I was like, "Ohhh!" (laughs)
Oh, Uno! Uno is different. Uno's a different type of--
it's a different type of rage in you.
- Oh, it's Uno! Oh my god. I love it already.
I need you to understand: Uno gets CRAZY.
- (player) Jumping in doesn't count! It only gives you four.
- (Ninja) Aww. - (player) Wait. Hey, hold up,
hold up, hold up, hold up. - (player) Challenge that.
- (player) What? - (Ninja) What the hell?
What? What? Wait-- - (player) Oh, get [censored]!
- (Ninja) WHAAAAT?! WHAT EVEN IS THAT?!
What the [censored] is that challenge?!
- (player) What is that challenge? - (Ninja) You have never done that!
What is that [censored]?! Oh my god. I'm so [censored] confused.
- (Ninja) He's got no blues. - (player) No! NO!
- (Ninja) Wait, he has no blues! - (player) Ninja!
- (Ninja) Did I really just throw this game?
- Ha! Bro, you should never throw away. Never throw it away.
- Yup, you literally gave it to him.
Everybody's human, especially somebody like Ninja.
Ninja got popular about being very, very good at Fortnite.
He didn't always get victories. It was watching that
and enjoying it with that person. That's the thing about Twitch
that is so good. - Honestly, I think he just seems
like a chill guy, a chill dude, someone you could kinda talk to.
And I mean, obviously, he's amazing at the games
that he plays. He picks up stuff so quickly,
and I think that's why it's really entertaining
to watch him. - It's definitely a personality thing
at the end of the day, because if you think about it,
one, he isn't the greatest gamer. I'm not saying he's trash or anything.
He's REALLY good. But his personality really
kicks it up a notch with his commentary,
with the way he interacts with fans. - I personally watch them.
It's because of the fact that I'm like, "I want to see
what happens when they play these games."
That is what makes it interesting. It's not even the game itself.
That's the reason why they're so popular
is that it doesn't matter what game it is
or how good it is that they are at that.
They can play whatever game they want.
As soon as it is that they're doing something,
you're like, "I wonder what their experience is."
That's the ticket. - I mean, what gets me
and what I've noticed a lot of people like
is if you can just feel like a person,
like you're not acting or anything.
More importantly, if you feel like you can involve the audience,
like they're just a part of the game with you,
that's really, really important. There's obviously so many
different ways to get big on Twitch, but to create a fanbase, I think,
is the main goal. And to do that is the hardest part.
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