Streamers from Canada

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  • Between 18 and 24 years old

    • Alexandra Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Alexandra Valeria Botez is an American-born Canadian chess player, poker player, online streamer and YouTuber. In chess, she holds the FIDE title of Woman FIDE Master (WFM) and has a peak FIDE rating of 2092. She is a five-time Canadian girls' national champion and one-time U.S. girls' national champion. Botez has represented Canada at three Women's Chess Olympiads in 2012, 2014, and 2016. Alexandra and her younger sister Andrea Botez host the BotezLive Twitch and YouTube channels, which each have over 1 million followers and are one of the largest chess channels on each platform.

      Alexandra Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 906K Followers / Subscribers X: 471.1K Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 408K Followers / Subscribers
    • Andrea Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Andrea Botez is a Canadian chess player and content creator who is also known as an entertainer and streamer. She is the host of the popular Twitch channel BotezLive alongside her sister, Woman FIDE Master (WFM) Alexandra Botez.

      Andrea began playing chess at the age of six and has had success in youth tournaments, winning the U8 Girls Canadian Youth Chess Championship in 2010 and the Women British Columbia Chess Champion title in 2015. She reached a peak FIDE classical rating of 1773 in 2018.

      Her content creation work focuses on chess, where she plays, solves puzzles, and engages with viewers. She describes her chess playing style as aggressive.

      Andrea Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 959K Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 643.5K Followers / Subscribers X: 431.8K Followers / Subscribers
    • Nick Eh 30
       Occupation: Streamer

      Nicholas Amyoony, better known as Nick Eh 30, is a Canadian online streamer, YouTuber, and professional Fortnite player of Lebanese descent. Born on March 14, 1995, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, he began creating gaming content as a student at Dalhousie University, initially focusing on titles like The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, and Resident Evil 7. He dropped out to pursue streaming full-time after Fortnite's rise in late 2017 propelled his popularity.

      Nick is renowned for his family-friendly, high-energy commentary and skilled gameplay, amassing over 5.7 million Twitch followers and 8.7 million YouTube subscribers with 1.6 billion views. His username derives from "Nick" (his first name), "Eh" (a nod to the Canadian stereotype and the initial of his surname), and "30" (his high school football jersey number). He lives in Halifax with his parents—his father serves as his manager—and a brother who helps with content.

      Key achievements include a 2016 shout-out from PewDiePie that boosted his early growth, signing with Creative Artists Agency in 2018, being named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 Games list in 2020, a contract with Luminosity Gaming from 2020 to 2022, hosting the Nick Eh 30 Cup Fortnite tournament in 2020, a 2023 collaboration on the animated series Endurathon, and a 2024 partnership with Epic Games for a Fortnite outfit based on his likeness. Nick has over 180,000 eliminations and 5,000 wins in Fortnite, ranking among the top players worldwide.

      Nick Eh 30 YouTube: 8.7M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.4M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 5.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 3.8M Followers / Subscribers
    • Pokimane
       Occupation: Streamer

      Pokimane, whose real name is Imane Anys, is a prominent Canadian internet personality and content creator born on May 14, 1996, in Morocco. She immigrated to Canada at age four and grew up in St. Catharines, Ontario, speaking French as her first language along with English and some Moroccan Arabic. Initially studying chemical engineering at McMaster University, she dropped out in 2014 to focus on streaming full-time.

      She launched her Twitch career in 2013 under the username Pokimane—a blend of "Pokémon" and her name—starting with gameplay of League of Legends and expanding to titles like Fortnite, Valorant, and Among Us. Her engaging commentary and personality quickly built a massive following; by 2017, she had over 450,000 followers, earning her a spot in Twitch's top 100 streamers. She co-founded the popular content creator collective OfflineTV in 2017 and signed an exclusive deal with Twitch in 2020, though she ended exclusivity in January 2024 to stream on other platforms. As of September 2025, her Twitch channel boasts 9.4 million followers, making her one of the most-subscribed female streamers on the platform.

      Beyond Twitch, Pokimane maintains a strong YouTube presence with channels like her main Pokimane account (6.64 million subscribers and 437 million views as of September 2025), Pokimane Too for vlogs and podcasts, and others for VODs and personal content. Her achievements include the Forbes 30 Under 30 Games list in 2021, a Shorty Award for Best Twitch Streamer in 2017, multiple Streamy Award nominations, and a Legacy Award at The Streamer Awards in 2021. She's also ventured into acting with a cameo in the 2021 film Free Guy and appearances in music videos, such as Bella Poarch's "Inferno" (2021) and d4vd's "What Are You Waiting For" (2025).

      Entrepreneurially, she co-founded the talent management firm RTS in 2021 (serving as Chief Creative Officer) and launched the snack brand Myna Snacks in 2023, specializing in cookies. In 2023, she started the podcast Don't Tell Anyone. Pokimane has collaborated on high-profile streams, including a 2020 Among Us session with U.S. politicians Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, and a 2024 event with Bernie Sanders for the Kamala Harris campaign, whom she endorsed as a non-U.S. citizen. Based in California, she publicly shared her PCOS diagnosis in May 2024 and identifies as spiritual but not religious.

      Pokimane Twitch: 9.4M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.6M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 6.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Shroud
       Occupation: Streamer

      Shroud is a popular Canadian streamer and former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player, real name Michael Grzesiek. Known for his exceptional aim and tactical gameplay, he gained fame on Twitch with millions of followers, streaming FPS games like Valorant, CS2, and others. He's recognized for his calm demeanor, high skill level, and collaborations with other big streamers.

      Shroud Twitch: 11.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 1.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Typical Gamer
       Occupation: Youtuber

      Typical Gamer is a very popular YouTube and Twitch streamer whose real name is Andre Rebelo. He's best known for his content around the game Fortnite, where he often streams gameplay, participates in events, and sometimes plays with other big creators. While Fortnite is his main focus, he also plays other trending or popular games like Grand Theft Auto (GTA). His style is generally high-energy and enthusiastic, appealing to a broad audience, especially younger viewers. He maintains a friendly and positive reputation and is recognized as one of the biggest and most successful gaming personalities in the online streaming world.

      Typical Gamer YouTube: 15.8M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 2.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 971K Followers / Subscribers
    • xQc
       Occupation: Streamer

      Félix Lengyel, better known by his online alias xQc, is a prominent Canadian streamer, content creator, and former professional Overwatch player born on November 12, 1995, in Laval, Quebec. Of Hungarian descent, he dropped out of CEGEP business administration studies at age 19 to pursue gaming and streaming full-time, initially focusing on titles like League of Legends before gaining fame in Overwatch.

      His esports career launched in 2016 with teams such as Denial Esports and Arc 6, where he played as a tank. Lengyel represented Team Canada at the Overwatch World Cup from 2017 to 2019, earning MVP honors in 2017. That same year, he joined the Dallas Fuel in the inaugural Overwatch League season, but his tenure was marred by multiple suspensions for misconduct—including game throwing, homophobic remarks, and a racially insensitive emote—leading to his mid-season release in 2018. He briefly competed in Overwatch Contenders with teams like GOATS and Gladiators Legion before retiring from professional play to focus on content creation.

      Since starting on Twitch in 2014, xQc has built a massive following through high-energy streams featuring variety gaming, reactions, and offbeat challenges. He signed with organizations like Sentinels in 2019 and Luminosity Gaming in 2020 as a creator affiliate. Despite frequent controversies and bans—such as for streaming explicit content, offensive language, and stream sniping—he shattered viewership records, becoming Twitch's most-watched streamer from 2020 to 2022 with peaks like 312,000 concurrent viewers during an Overwatch 2 beta. In June 2023, he inked a landmark two-year, $100 million non-exclusive deal with Kick while maintaining his Twitch presence (over 12 million followers) and YouTube channel (2.45 million subscribers, nearly 2 billion views). As of 2023, he ranked fourth in total hours watched on Twitch, and in October 2024, Forbes placed him 28th on its Top Creators list. He was honored as Streamer of the Decade at the 2025 Esports Awards.

      xQc's personal life has included high-profile relationships, such as with fellow streamer Samantha "adeptthebest" Lopez from 2017 to 2022, and incidents like swatting that prompted a temporary relocation. He continues to engage fans across platforms, runs an online merchandise store at xqc.store, and remains one of the most influential figures in live streaming.

      xQc Twitch: 12.2M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 2.5M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.5M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 585K Followers / Subscribers

  • Between 25 and 30 years old

    • Alexandra Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Alexandra Valeria Botez is an American-born Canadian chess player, poker player, online streamer and YouTuber. In chess, she holds the FIDE title of Woman FIDE Master (WFM) and has a peak FIDE rating of 2092. She is a five-time Canadian girls' national champion and one-time U.S. girls' national champion. Botez has represented Canada at three Women's Chess Olympiads in 2012, 2014, and 2016. Alexandra and her younger sister Andrea Botez host the BotezLive Twitch and YouTube channels, which each have over 1 million followers and are one of the largest chess channels on each platform.

      Alexandra Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 906K Followers / Subscribers X: 471.1K Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 408K Followers / Subscribers
    • Andrea Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Andrea Botez is a Canadian chess player and content creator who is also known as an entertainer and streamer. She is the host of the popular Twitch channel BotezLive alongside her sister, Woman FIDE Master (WFM) Alexandra Botez.

      Andrea began playing chess at the age of six and has had success in youth tournaments, winning the U8 Girls Canadian Youth Chess Championship in 2010 and the Women British Columbia Chess Champion title in 2015. She reached a peak FIDE classical rating of 1773 in 2018.

      Her content creation work focuses on chess, where she plays, solves puzzles, and engages with viewers. She describes her chess playing style as aggressive.

      Andrea Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 959K Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 643.5K Followers / Subscribers X: 431.8K Followers / Subscribers
    • Nick Eh 30
       Occupation: Streamer

      Nicholas Amyoony, better known as Nick Eh 30, is a Canadian online streamer, YouTuber, and professional Fortnite player of Lebanese descent. Born on March 14, 1995, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, he began creating gaming content as a student at Dalhousie University, initially focusing on titles like The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, and Resident Evil 7. He dropped out to pursue streaming full-time after Fortnite's rise in late 2017 propelled his popularity.

      Nick is renowned for his family-friendly, high-energy commentary and skilled gameplay, amassing over 5.7 million Twitch followers and 8.7 million YouTube subscribers with 1.6 billion views. His username derives from "Nick" (his first name), "Eh" (a nod to the Canadian stereotype and the initial of his surname), and "30" (his high school football jersey number). He lives in Halifax with his parents—his father serves as his manager—and a brother who helps with content.

      Key achievements include a 2016 shout-out from PewDiePie that boosted his early growth, signing with Creative Artists Agency in 2018, being named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 Games list in 2020, a contract with Luminosity Gaming from 2020 to 2022, hosting the Nick Eh 30 Cup Fortnite tournament in 2020, a 2023 collaboration on the animated series Endurathon, and a 2024 partnership with Epic Games for a Fortnite outfit based on his likeness. Nick has over 180,000 eliminations and 5,000 wins in Fortnite, ranking among the top players worldwide.

      Nick Eh 30 YouTube: 8.7M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.4M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 5.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 3.8M Followers / Subscribers
    • Pokimane
       Occupation: Streamer

      Pokimane, whose real name is Imane Anys, is a prominent Canadian internet personality and content creator born on May 14, 1996, in Morocco. She immigrated to Canada at age four and grew up in St. Catharines, Ontario, speaking French as her first language along with English and some Moroccan Arabic. Initially studying chemical engineering at McMaster University, she dropped out in 2014 to focus on streaming full-time.

      She launched her Twitch career in 2013 under the username Pokimane—a blend of "Pokémon" and her name—starting with gameplay of League of Legends and expanding to titles like Fortnite, Valorant, and Among Us. Her engaging commentary and personality quickly built a massive following; by 2017, she had over 450,000 followers, earning her a spot in Twitch's top 100 streamers. She co-founded the popular content creator collective OfflineTV in 2017 and signed an exclusive deal with Twitch in 2020, though she ended exclusivity in January 2024 to stream on other platforms. As of September 2025, her Twitch channel boasts 9.4 million followers, making her one of the most-subscribed female streamers on the platform.

      Beyond Twitch, Pokimane maintains a strong YouTube presence with channels like her main Pokimane account (6.64 million subscribers and 437 million views as of September 2025), Pokimane Too for vlogs and podcasts, and others for VODs and personal content. Her achievements include the Forbes 30 Under 30 Games list in 2021, a Shorty Award for Best Twitch Streamer in 2017, multiple Streamy Award nominations, and a Legacy Award at The Streamer Awards in 2021. She's also ventured into acting with a cameo in the 2021 film Free Guy and appearances in music videos, such as Bella Poarch's "Inferno" (2021) and d4vd's "What Are You Waiting For" (2025).

      Entrepreneurially, she co-founded the talent management firm RTS in 2021 (serving as Chief Creative Officer) and launched the snack brand Myna Snacks in 2023, specializing in cookies. In 2023, she started the podcast Don't Tell Anyone. Pokimane has collaborated on high-profile streams, including a 2020 Among Us session with U.S. politicians Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, and a 2024 event with Bernie Sanders for the Kamala Harris campaign, whom she endorsed as a non-U.S. citizen. Based in California, she publicly shared her PCOS diagnosis in May 2024 and identifies as spiritual but not religious.

      Pokimane Twitch: 9.4M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.6M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 6.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Shroud
       Occupation: Streamer

      Shroud is a popular Canadian streamer and former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player, real name Michael Grzesiek. Known for his exceptional aim and tactical gameplay, he gained fame on Twitch with millions of followers, streaming FPS games like Valorant, CS2, and others. He's recognized for his calm demeanor, high skill level, and collaborations with other big streamers.

      Shroud Twitch: 11.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 1.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Typical Gamer
       Occupation: Youtuber

      Typical Gamer is a very popular YouTube and Twitch streamer whose real name is Andre Rebelo. He's best known for his content around the game Fortnite, where he often streams gameplay, participates in events, and sometimes plays with other big creators. While Fortnite is his main focus, he also plays other trending or popular games like Grand Theft Auto (GTA). His style is generally high-energy and enthusiastic, appealing to a broad audience, especially younger viewers. He maintains a friendly and positive reputation and is recognized as one of the biggest and most successful gaming personalities in the online streaming world.

      Typical Gamer YouTube: 15.8M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 2.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 971K Followers / Subscribers
    • xQc
       Occupation: Streamer

      Félix Lengyel, better known by his online alias xQc, is a prominent Canadian streamer, content creator, and former professional Overwatch player born on November 12, 1995, in Laval, Quebec. Of Hungarian descent, he dropped out of CEGEP business administration studies at age 19 to pursue gaming and streaming full-time, initially focusing on titles like League of Legends before gaining fame in Overwatch.

      His esports career launched in 2016 with teams such as Denial Esports and Arc 6, where he played as a tank. Lengyel represented Team Canada at the Overwatch World Cup from 2017 to 2019, earning MVP honors in 2017. That same year, he joined the Dallas Fuel in the inaugural Overwatch League season, but his tenure was marred by multiple suspensions for misconduct—including game throwing, homophobic remarks, and a racially insensitive emote—leading to his mid-season release in 2018. He briefly competed in Overwatch Contenders with teams like GOATS and Gladiators Legion before retiring from professional play to focus on content creation.

      Since starting on Twitch in 2014, xQc has built a massive following through high-energy streams featuring variety gaming, reactions, and offbeat challenges. He signed with organizations like Sentinels in 2019 and Luminosity Gaming in 2020 as a creator affiliate. Despite frequent controversies and bans—such as for streaming explicit content, offensive language, and stream sniping—he shattered viewership records, becoming Twitch's most-watched streamer from 2020 to 2022 with peaks like 312,000 concurrent viewers during an Overwatch 2 beta. In June 2023, he inked a landmark two-year, $100 million non-exclusive deal with Kick while maintaining his Twitch presence (over 12 million followers) and YouTube channel (2.45 million subscribers, nearly 2 billion views). As of 2023, he ranked fourth in total hours watched on Twitch, and in October 2024, Forbes placed him 28th on its Top Creators list. He was honored as Streamer of the Decade at the 2025 Esports Awards.

      xQc's personal life has included high-profile relationships, such as with fellow streamer Samantha "adeptthebest" Lopez from 2017 to 2022, and incidents like swatting that prompted a temporary relocation. He continues to engage fans across platforms, runs an online merchandise store at xqc.store, and remains one of the most influential figures in live streaming.

      xQc Twitch: 12.2M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 2.5M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.5M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 585K Followers / Subscribers

  • Between 25 and 30 years old

    • Alexandra Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Alexandra Valeria Botez is an American-born Canadian chess player, poker player, online streamer and YouTuber. In chess, she holds the FIDE title of Woman FIDE Master (WFM) and has a peak FIDE rating of 2092. She is a five-time Canadian girls' national champion and one-time U.S. girls' national champion. Botez has represented Canada at three Women's Chess Olympiads in 2012, 2014, and 2016. Alexandra and her younger sister Andrea Botez host the BotezLive Twitch and YouTube channels, which each have over 1 million followers and are one of the largest chess channels on each platform.

      Alexandra Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 906K Followers / Subscribers X: 471.1K Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 408K Followers / Subscribers
    • Andrea Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Andrea Botez is a Canadian chess player and content creator who is also known as an entertainer and streamer. She is the host of the popular Twitch channel BotezLive alongside her sister, Woman FIDE Master (WFM) Alexandra Botez.

      Andrea began playing chess at the age of six and has had success in youth tournaments, winning the U8 Girls Canadian Youth Chess Championship in 2010 and the Women British Columbia Chess Champion title in 2015. She reached a peak FIDE classical rating of 1773 in 2018.

      Her content creation work focuses on chess, where she plays, solves puzzles, and engages with viewers. She describes her chess playing style as aggressive.

      Andrea Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 959K Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 643.5K Followers / Subscribers X: 431.8K Followers / Subscribers
    • Nick Eh 30
       Occupation: Streamer

      Nicholas Amyoony, better known as Nick Eh 30, is a Canadian online streamer, YouTuber, and professional Fortnite player of Lebanese descent. Born on March 14, 1995, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, he began creating gaming content as a student at Dalhousie University, initially focusing on titles like The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, and Resident Evil 7. He dropped out to pursue streaming full-time after Fortnite's rise in late 2017 propelled his popularity.

      Nick is renowned for his family-friendly, high-energy commentary and skilled gameplay, amassing over 5.7 million Twitch followers and 8.7 million YouTube subscribers with 1.6 billion views. His username derives from "Nick" (his first name), "Eh" (a nod to the Canadian stereotype and the initial of his surname), and "30" (his high school football jersey number). He lives in Halifax with his parents—his father serves as his manager—and a brother who helps with content.

      Key achievements include a 2016 shout-out from PewDiePie that boosted his early growth, signing with Creative Artists Agency in 2018, being named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 Games list in 2020, a contract with Luminosity Gaming from 2020 to 2022, hosting the Nick Eh 30 Cup Fortnite tournament in 2020, a 2023 collaboration on the animated series Endurathon, and a 2024 partnership with Epic Games for a Fortnite outfit based on his likeness. Nick has over 180,000 eliminations and 5,000 wins in Fortnite, ranking among the top players worldwide.

      Nick Eh 30 YouTube: 8.7M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.4M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 5.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 3.8M Followers / Subscribers
    • Pokimane
       Occupation: Streamer

      Pokimane, whose real name is Imane Anys, is a prominent Canadian internet personality and content creator born on May 14, 1996, in Morocco. She immigrated to Canada at age four and grew up in St. Catharines, Ontario, speaking French as her first language along with English and some Moroccan Arabic. Initially studying chemical engineering at McMaster University, she dropped out in 2014 to focus on streaming full-time.

      She launched her Twitch career in 2013 under the username Pokimane—a blend of "Pokémon" and her name—starting with gameplay of League of Legends and expanding to titles like Fortnite, Valorant, and Among Us. Her engaging commentary and personality quickly built a massive following; by 2017, she had over 450,000 followers, earning her a spot in Twitch's top 100 streamers. She co-founded the popular content creator collective OfflineTV in 2017 and signed an exclusive deal with Twitch in 2020, though she ended exclusivity in January 2024 to stream on other platforms. As of September 2025, her Twitch channel boasts 9.4 million followers, making her one of the most-subscribed female streamers on the platform.

      Beyond Twitch, Pokimane maintains a strong YouTube presence with channels like her main Pokimane account (6.64 million subscribers and 437 million views as of September 2025), Pokimane Too for vlogs and podcasts, and others for VODs and personal content. Her achievements include the Forbes 30 Under 30 Games list in 2021, a Shorty Award for Best Twitch Streamer in 2017, multiple Streamy Award nominations, and a Legacy Award at The Streamer Awards in 2021. She's also ventured into acting with a cameo in the 2021 film Free Guy and appearances in music videos, such as Bella Poarch's "Inferno" (2021) and d4vd's "What Are You Waiting For" (2025).

      Entrepreneurially, she co-founded the talent management firm RTS in 2021 (serving as Chief Creative Officer) and launched the snack brand Myna Snacks in 2023, specializing in cookies. In 2023, she started the podcast Don't Tell Anyone. Pokimane has collaborated on high-profile streams, including a 2020 Among Us session with U.S. politicians Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, and a 2024 event with Bernie Sanders for the Kamala Harris campaign, whom she endorsed as a non-U.S. citizen. Based in California, she publicly shared her PCOS diagnosis in May 2024 and identifies as spiritual but not religious.

      Pokimane Twitch: 9.4M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.6M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 6.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Shroud
       Occupation: Streamer

      Shroud is a popular Canadian streamer and former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player, real name Michael Grzesiek. Known for his exceptional aim and tactical gameplay, he gained fame on Twitch with millions of followers, streaming FPS games like Valorant, CS2, and others. He's recognized for his calm demeanor, high skill level, and collaborations with other big streamers.

      Shroud Twitch: 11.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 1.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Typical Gamer
       Occupation: Youtuber

      Typical Gamer is a very popular YouTube and Twitch streamer whose real name is Andre Rebelo. He's best known for his content around the game Fortnite, where he often streams gameplay, participates in events, and sometimes plays with other big creators. While Fortnite is his main focus, he also plays other trending or popular games like Grand Theft Auto (GTA). His style is generally high-energy and enthusiastic, appealing to a broad audience, especially younger viewers. He maintains a friendly and positive reputation and is recognized as one of the biggest and most successful gaming personalities in the online streaming world.

      Typical Gamer YouTube: 15.8M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 2.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 971K Followers / Subscribers
    • xQc
       Occupation: Streamer

      Félix Lengyel, better known by his online alias xQc, is a prominent Canadian streamer, content creator, and former professional Overwatch player born on November 12, 1995, in Laval, Quebec. Of Hungarian descent, he dropped out of CEGEP business administration studies at age 19 to pursue gaming and streaming full-time, initially focusing on titles like League of Legends before gaining fame in Overwatch.

      His esports career launched in 2016 with teams such as Denial Esports and Arc 6, where he played as a tank. Lengyel represented Team Canada at the Overwatch World Cup from 2017 to 2019, earning MVP honors in 2017. That same year, he joined the Dallas Fuel in the inaugural Overwatch League season, but his tenure was marred by multiple suspensions for misconduct—including game throwing, homophobic remarks, and a racially insensitive emote—leading to his mid-season release in 2018. He briefly competed in Overwatch Contenders with teams like GOATS and Gladiators Legion before retiring from professional play to focus on content creation.

      Since starting on Twitch in 2014, xQc has built a massive following through high-energy streams featuring variety gaming, reactions, and offbeat challenges. He signed with organizations like Sentinels in 2019 and Luminosity Gaming in 2020 as a creator affiliate. Despite frequent controversies and bans—such as for streaming explicit content, offensive language, and stream sniping—he shattered viewership records, becoming Twitch's most-watched streamer from 2020 to 2022 with peaks like 312,000 concurrent viewers during an Overwatch 2 beta. In June 2023, he inked a landmark two-year, $100 million non-exclusive deal with Kick while maintaining his Twitch presence (over 12 million followers) and YouTube channel (2.45 million subscribers, nearly 2 billion views). As of 2023, he ranked fourth in total hours watched on Twitch, and in October 2024, Forbes placed him 28th on its Top Creators list. He was honored as Streamer of the Decade at the 2025 Esports Awards.

      xQc's personal life has included high-profile relationships, such as with fellow streamer Samantha "adeptthebest" Lopez from 2017 to 2022, and incidents like swatting that prompted a temporary relocation. He continues to engage fans across platforms, runs an online merchandise store at xqc.store, and remains one of the most influential figures in live streaming.

      xQc Twitch: 12.2M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 2.5M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.5M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 585K Followers / Subscribers

  • Between 25 and 30 years old

    • Alexandra Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Alexandra Valeria Botez is an American-born Canadian chess player, poker player, online streamer and YouTuber. In chess, she holds the FIDE title of Woman FIDE Master (WFM) and has a peak FIDE rating of 2092. She is a five-time Canadian girls' national champion and one-time U.S. girls' national champion. Botez has represented Canada at three Women's Chess Olympiads in 2012, 2014, and 2016. Alexandra and her younger sister Andrea Botez host the BotezLive Twitch and YouTube channels, which each have over 1 million followers and are one of the largest chess channels on each platform.

      Alexandra Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 906K Followers / Subscribers X: 471.1K Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 408K Followers / Subscribers
    • Andrea Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Andrea Botez is a Canadian chess player and content creator who is also known as an entertainer and streamer. She is the host of the popular Twitch channel BotezLive alongside her sister, Woman FIDE Master (WFM) Alexandra Botez.

      Andrea began playing chess at the age of six and has had success in youth tournaments, winning the U8 Girls Canadian Youth Chess Championship in 2010 and the Women British Columbia Chess Champion title in 2015. She reached a peak FIDE classical rating of 1773 in 2018.

      Her content creation work focuses on chess, where she plays, solves puzzles, and engages with viewers. She describes her chess playing style as aggressive.

      Andrea Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 959K Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 643.5K Followers / Subscribers X: 431.8K Followers / Subscribers
    • Nick Eh 30
       Occupation: Streamer

      Nicholas Amyoony, better known as Nick Eh 30, is a Canadian online streamer, YouTuber, and professional Fortnite player of Lebanese descent. Born on March 14, 1995, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, he began creating gaming content as a student at Dalhousie University, initially focusing on titles like The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, and Resident Evil 7. He dropped out to pursue streaming full-time after Fortnite's rise in late 2017 propelled his popularity.

      Nick is renowned for his family-friendly, high-energy commentary and skilled gameplay, amassing over 5.7 million Twitch followers and 8.7 million YouTube subscribers with 1.6 billion views. His username derives from "Nick" (his first name), "Eh" (a nod to the Canadian stereotype and the initial of his surname), and "30" (his high school football jersey number). He lives in Halifax with his parents—his father serves as his manager—and a brother who helps with content.

      Key achievements include a 2016 shout-out from PewDiePie that boosted his early growth, signing with Creative Artists Agency in 2018, being named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 Games list in 2020, a contract with Luminosity Gaming from 2020 to 2022, hosting the Nick Eh 30 Cup Fortnite tournament in 2020, a 2023 collaboration on the animated series Endurathon, and a 2024 partnership with Epic Games for a Fortnite outfit based on his likeness. Nick has over 180,000 eliminations and 5,000 wins in Fortnite, ranking among the top players worldwide.

      Nick Eh 30 YouTube: 8.7M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.4M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 5.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 3.8M Followers / Subscribers
    • Pokimane
       Occupation: Streamer

      Pokimane, whose real name is Imane Anys, is a prominent Canadian internet personality and content creator born on May 14, 1996, in Morocco. She immigrated to Canada at age four and grew up in St. Catharines, Ontario, speaking French as her first language along with English and some Moroccan Arabic. Initially studying chemical engineering at McMaster University, she dropped out in 2014 to focus on streaming full-time.

      She launched her Twitch career in 2013 under the username Pokimane—a blend of "Pokémon" and her name—starting with gameplay of League of Legends and expanding to titles like Fortnite, Valorant, and Among Us. Her engaging commentary and personality quickly built a massive following; by 2017, she had over 450,000 followers, earning her a spot in Twitch's top 100 streamers. She co-founded the popular content creator collective OfflineTV in 2017 and signed an exclusive deal with Twitch in 2020, though she ended exclusivity in January 2024 to stream on other platforms. As of September 2025, her Twitch channel boasts 9.4 million followers, making her one of the most-subscribed female streamers on the platform.

      Beyond Twitch, Pokimane maintains a strong YouTube presence with channels like her main Pokimane account (6.64 million subscribers and 437 million views as of September 2025), Pokimane Too for vlogs and podcasts, and others for VODs and personal content. Her achievements include the Forbes 30 Under 30 Games list in 2021, a Shorty Award for Best Twitch Streamer in 2017, multiple Streamy Award nominations, and a Legacy Award at The Streamer Awards in 2021. She's also ventured into acting with a cameo in the 2021 film Free Guy and appearances in music videos, such as Bella Poarch's "Inferno" (2021) and d4vd's "What Are You Waiting For" (2025).

      Entrepreneurially, she co-founded the talent management firm RTS in 2021 (serving as Chief Creative Officer) and launched the snack brand Myna Snacks in 2023, specializing in cookies. In 2023, she started the podcast Don't Tell Anyone. Pokimane has collaborated on high-profile streams, including a 2020 Among Us session with U.S. politicians Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, and a 2024 event with Bernie Sanders for the Kamala Harris campaign, whom she endorsed as a non-U.S. citizen. Based in California, she publicly shared her PCOS diagnosis in May 2024 and identifies as spiritual but not religious.

      Pokimane Twitch: 9.4M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.6M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 6.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Shroud
       Occupation: Streamer

      Shroud is a popular Canadian streamer and former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player, real name Michael Grzesiek. Known for his exceptional aim and tactical gameplay, he gained fame on Twitch with millions of followers, streaming FPS games like Valorant, CS2, and others. He's recognized for his calm demeanor, high skill level, and collaborations with other big streamers.

      Shroud Twitch: 11.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 1.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Typical Gamer
       Occupation: Youtuber

      Typical Gamer is a very popular YouTube and Twitch streamer whose real name is Andre Rebelo. He's best known for his content around the game Fortnite, where he often streams gameplay, participates in events, and sometimes plays with other big creators. While Fortnite is his main focus, he also plays other trending or popular games like Grand Theft Auto (GTA). His style is generally high-energy and enthusiastic, appealing to a broad audience, especially younger viewers. He maintains a friendly and positive reputation and is recognized as one of the biggest and most successful gaming personalities in the online streaming world.

      Typical Gamer YouTube: 15.8M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 2.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 971K Followers / Subscribers
    • xQc
       Occupation: Streamer

      Félix Lengyel, better known by his online alias xQc, is a prominent Canadian streamer, content creator, and former professional Overwatch player born on November 12, 1995, in Laval, Quebec. Of Hungarian descent, he dropped out of CEGEP business administration studies at age 19 to pursue gaming and streaming full-time, initially focusing on titles like League of Legends before gaining fame in Overwatch.

      His esports career launched in 2016 with teams such as Denial Esports and Arc 6, where he played as a tank. Lengyel represented Team Canada at the Overwatch World Cup from 2017 to 2019, earning MVP honors in 2017. That same year, he joined the Dallas Fuel in the inaugural Overwatch League season, but his tenure was marred by multiple suspensions for misconduct—including game throwing, homophobic remarks, and a racially insensitive emote—leading to his mid-season release in 2018. He briefly competed in Overwatch Contenders with teams like GOATS and Gladiators Legion before retiring from professional play to focus on content creation.

      Since starting on Twitch in 2014, xQc has built a massive following through high-energy streams featuring variety gaming, reactions, and offbeat challenges. He signed with organizations like Sentinels in 2019 and Luminosity Gaming in 2020 as a creator affiliate. Despite frequent controversies and bans—such as for streaming explicit content, offensive language, and stream sniping—he shattered viewership records, becoming Twitch's most-watched streamer from 2020 to 2022 with peaks like 312,000 concurrent viewers during an Overwatch 2 beta. In June 2023, he inked a landmark two-year, $100 million non-exclusive deal with Kick while maintaining his Twitch presence (over 12 million followers) and YouTube channel (2.45 million subscribers, nearly 2 billion views). As of 2023, he ranked fourth in total hours watched on Twitch, and in October 2024, Forbes placed him 28th on its Top Creators list. He was honored as Streamer of the Decade at the 2025 Esports Awards.

      xQc's personal life has included high-profile relationships, such as with fellow streamer Samantha "adeptthebest" Lopez from 2017 to 2022, and incidents like swatting that prompted a temporary relocation. He continues to engage fans across platforms, runs an online merchandise store at xqc.store, and remains one of the most influential figures in live streaming.

      xQc Twitch: 12.2M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 2.5M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.5M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 585K Followers / Subscribers

  • Between 31 and 35 years old

    • Alexandra Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Alexandra Valeria Botez is an American-born Canadian chess player, poker player, online streamer and YouTuber. In chess, she holds the FIDE title of Woman FIDE Master (WFM) and has a peak FIDE rating of 2092. She is a five-time Canadian girls' national champion and one-time U.S. girls' national champion. Botez has represented Canada at three Women's Chess Olympiads in 2012, 2014, and 2016. Alexandra and her younger sister Andrea Botez host the BotezLive Twitch and YouTube channels, which each have over 1 million followers and are one of the largest chess channels on each platform.

      Alexandra Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 906K Followers / Subscribers X: 471.1K Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 408K Followers / Subscribers
    • Andrea Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Andrea Botez is a Canadian chess player and content creator who is also known as an entertainer and streamer. She is the host of the popular Twitch channel BotezLive alongside her sister, Woman FIDE Master (WFM) Alexandra Botez.

      Andrea began playing chess at the age of six and has had success in youth tournaments, winning the U8 Girls Canadian Youth Chess Championship in 2010 and the Women British Columbia Chess Champion title in 2015. She reached a peak FIDE classical rating of 1773 in 2018.

      Her content creation work focuses on chess, where she plays, solves puzzles, and engages with viewers. She describes her chess playing style as aggressive.

      Andrea Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 959K Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 643.5K Followers / Subscribers X: 431.8K Followers / Subscribers
    • Nick Eh 30
       Occupation: Streamer

      Nicholas Amyoony, better known as Nick Eh 30, is a Canadian online streamer, YouTuber, and professional Fortnite player of Lebanese descent. Born on March 14, 1995, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, he began creating gaming content as a student at Dalhousie University, initially focusing on titles like The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, and Resident Evil 7. He dropped out to pursue streaming full-time after Fortnite's rise in late 2017 propelled his popularity.

      Nick is renowned for his family-friendly, high-energy commentary and skilled gameplay, amassing over 5.7 million Twitch followers and 8.7 million YouTube subscribers with 1.6 billion views. His username derives from "Nick" (his first name), "Eh" (a nod to the Canadian stereotype and the initial of his surname), and "30" (his high school football jersey number). He lives in Halifax with his parents—his father serves as his manager—and a brother who helps with content.

      Key achievements include a 2016 shout-out from PewDiePie that boosted his early growth, signing with Creative Artists Agency in 2018, being named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 Games list in 2020, a contract with Luminosity Gaming from 2020 to 2022, hosting the Nick Eh 30 Cup Fortnite tournament in 2020, a 2023 collaboration on the animated series Endurathon, and a 2024 partnership with Epic Games for a Fortnite outfit based on his likeness. Nick has over 180,000 eliminations and 5,000 wins in Fortnite, ranking among the top players worldwide.

      Nick Eh 30 YouTube: 8.7M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.4M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 5.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 3.8M Followers / Subscribers
    • Pokimane
       Occupation: Streamer

      Pokimane, whose real name is Imane Anys, is a prominent Canadian internet personality and content creator born on May 14, 1996, in Morocco. She immigrated to Canada at age four and grew up in St. Catharines, Ontario, speaking French as her first language along with English and some Moroccan Arabic. Initially studying chemical engineering at McMaster University, she dropped out in 2014 to focus on streaming full-time.

      She launched her Twitch career in 2013 under the username Pokimane—a blend of "Pokémon" and her name—starting with gameplay of League of Legends and expanding to titles like Fortnite, Valorant, and Among Us. Her engaging commentary and personality quickly built a massive following; by 2017, she had over 450,000 followers, earning her a spot in Twitch's top 100 streamers. She co-founded the popular content creator collective OfflineTV in 2017 and signed an exclusive deal with Twitch in 2020, though she ended exclusivity in January 2024 to stream on other platforms. As of September 2025, her Twitch channel boasts 9.4 million followers, making her one of the most-subscribed female streamers on the platform.

      Beyond Twitch, Pokimane maintains a strong YouTube presence with channels like her main Pokimane account (6.64 million subscribers and 437 million views as of September 2025), Pokimane Too for vlogs and podcasts, and others for VODs and personal content. Her achievements include the Forbes 30 Under 30 Games list in 2021, a Shorty Award for Best Twitch Streamer in 2017, multiple Streamy Award nominations, and a Legacy Award at The Streamer Awards in 2021. She's also ventured into acting with a cameo in the 2021 film Free Guy and appearances in music videos, such as Bella Poarch's "Inferno" (2021) and d4vd's "What Are You Waiting For" (2025).

      Entrepreneurially, she co-founded the talent management firm RTS in 2021 (serving as Chief Creative Officer) and launched the snack brand Myna Snacks in 2023, specializing in cookies. In 2023, she started the podcast Don't Tell Anyone. Pokimane has collaborated on high-profile streams, including a 2020 Among Us session with U.S. politicians Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, and a 2024 event with Bernie Sanders for the Kamala Harris campaign, whom she endorsed as a non-U.S. citizen. Based in California, she publicly shared her PCOS diagnosis in May 2024 and identifies as spiritual but not religious.

      Pokimane Twitch: 9.4M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.6M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 6.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Shroud
       Occupation: Streamer

      Shroud is a popular Canadian streamer and former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player, real name Michael Grzesiek. Known for his exceptional aim and tactical gameplay, he gained fame on Twitch with millions of followers, streaming FPS games like Valorant, CS2, and others. He's recognized for his calm demeanor, high skill level, and collaborations with other big streamers.

      Shroud Twitch: 11.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 1.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Typical Gamer
       Occupation: Youtuber

      Typical Gamer is a very popular YouTube and Twitch streamer whose real name is Andre Rebelo. He's best known for his content around the game Fortnite, where he often streams gameplay, participates in events, and sometimes plays with other big creators. While Fortnite is his main focus, he also plays other trending or popular games like Grand Theft Auto (GTA). His style is generally high-energy and enthusiastic, appealing to a broad audience, especially younger viewers. He maintains a friendly and positive reputation and is recognized as one of the biggest and most successful gaming personalities in the online streaming world.

      Typical Gamer YouTube: 15.8M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 2.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 971K Followers / Subscribers
    • xQc
       Occupation: Streamer

      Félix Lengyel, better known by his online alias xQc, is a prominent Canadian streamer, content creator, and former professional Overwatch player born on November 12, 1995, in Laval, Quebec. Of Hungarian descent, he dropped out of CEGEP business administration studies at age 19 to pursue gaming and streaming full-time, initially focusing on titles like League of Legends before gaining fame in Overwatch.

      His esports career launched in 2016 with teams such as Denial Esports and Arc 6, where he played as a tank. Lengyel represented Team Canada at the Overwatch World Cup from 2017 to 2019, earning MVP honors in 2017. That same year, he joined the Dallas Fuel in the inaugural Overwatch League season, but his tenure was marred by multiple suspensions for misconduct—including game throwing, homophobic remarks, and a racially insensitive emote—leading to his mid-season release in 2018. He briefly competed in Overwatch Contenders with teams like GOATS and Gladiators Legion before retiring from professional play to focus on content creation.

      Since starting on Twitch in 2014, xQc has built a massive following through high-energy streams featuring variety gaming, reactions, and offbeat challenges. He signed with organizations like Sentinels in 2019 and Luminosity Gaming in 2020 as a creator affiliate. Despite frequent controversies and bans—such as for streaming explicit content, offensive language, and stream sniping—he shattered viewership records, becoming Twitch's most-watched streamer from 2020 to 2022 with peaks like 312,000 concurrent viewers during an Overwatch 2 beta. In June 2023, he inked a landmark two-year, $100 million non-exclusive deal with Kick while maintaining his Twitch presence (over 12 million followers) and YouTube channel (2.45 million subscribers, nearly 2 billion views). As of 2023, he ranked fourth in total hours watched on Twitch, and in October 2024, Forbes placed him 28th on its Top Creators list. He was honored as Streamer of the Decade at the 2025 Esports Awards.

      xQc's personal life has included high-profile relationships, such as with fellow streamer Samantha "adeptthebest" Lopez from 2017 to 2022, and incidents like swatting that prompted a temporary relocation. He continues to engage fans across platforms, runs an online merchandise store at xqc.store, and remains one of the most influential figures in live streaming.

      xQc Twitch: 12.2M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 2.5M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.5M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 585K Followers / Subscribers

  • Between 31 and 35 years old

    • Alexandra Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Alexandra Valeria Botez is an American-born Canadian chess player, poker player, online streamer and YouTuber. In chess, she holds the FIDE title of Woman FIDE Master (WFM) and has a peak FIDE rating of 2092. She is a five-time Canadian girls' national champion and one-time U.S. girls' national champion. Botez has represented Canada at three Women's Chess Olympiads in 2012, 2014, and 2016. Alexandra and her younger sister Andrea Botez host the BotezLive Twitch and YouTube channels, which each have over 1 million followers and are one of the largest chess channels on each platform.

      Alexandra Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 906K Followers / Subscribers X: 471.1K Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 408K Followers / Subscribers
    • Andrea Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Andrea Botez is a Canadian chess player and content creator who is also known as an entertainer and streamer. She is the host of the popular Twitch channel BotezLive alongside her sister, Woman FIDE Master (WFM) Alexandra Botez.

      Andrea began playing chess at the age of six and has had success in youth tournaments, winning the U8 Girls Canadian Youth Chess Championship in 2010 and the Women British Columbia Chess Champion title in 2015. She reached a peak FIDE classical rating of 1773 in 2018.

      Her content creation work focuses on chess, where she plays, solves puzzles, and engages with viewers. She describes her chess playing style as aggressive.

      Andrea Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 959K Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 643.5K Followers / Subscribers X: 431.8K Followers / Subscribers
    • Nick Eh 30
       Occupation: Streamer

      Nicholas Amyoony, better known as Nick Eh 30, is a Canadian online streamer, YouTuber, and professional Fortnite player of Lebanese descent. Born on March 14, 1995, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, he began creating gaming content as a student at Dalhousie University, initially focusing on titles like The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, and Resident Evil 7. He dropped out to pursue streaming full-time after Fortnite's rise in late 2017 propelled his popularity.

      Nick is renowned for his family-friendly, high-energy commentary and skilled gameplay, amassing over 5.7 million Twitch followers and 8.7 million YouTube subscribers with 1.6 billion views. His username derives from "Nick" (his first name), "Eh" (a nod to the Canadian stereotype and the initial of his surname), and "30" (his high school football jersey number). He lives in Halifax with his parents—his father serves as his manager—and a brother who helps with content.

      Key achievements include a 2016 shout-out from PewDiePie that boosted his early growth, signing with Creative Artists Agency in 2018, being named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 Games list in 2020, a contract with Luminosity Gaming from 2020 to 2022, hosting the Nick Eh 30 Cup Fortnite tournament in 2020, a 2023 collaboration on the animated series Endurathon, and a 2024 partnership with Epic Games for a Fortnite outfit based on his likeness. Nick has over 180,000 eliminations and 5,000 wins in Fortnite, ranking among the top players worldwide.

      Nick Eh 30 YouTube: 8.7M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.4M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 5.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 3.8M Followers / Subscribers
    • Pokimane
       Occupation: Streamer

      Pokimane, whose real name is Imane Anys, is a prominent Canadian internet personality and content creator born on May 14, 1996, in Morocco. She immigrated to Canada at age four and grew up in St. Catharines, Ontario, speaking French as her first language along with English and some Moroccan Arabic. Initially studying chemical engineering at McMaster University, she dropped out in 2014 to focus on streaming full-time.

      She launched her Twitch career in 2013 under the username Pokimane—a blend of "Pokémon" and her name—starting with gameplay of League of Legends and expanding to titles like Fortnite, Valorant, and Among Us. Her engaging commentary and personality quickly built a massive following; by 2017, she had over 450,000 followers, earning her a spot in Twitch's top 100 streamers. She co-founded the popular content creator collective OfflineTV in 2017 and signed an exclusive deal with Twitch in 2020, though she ended exclusivity in January 2024 to stream on other platforms. As of September 2025, her Twitch channel boasts 9.4 million followers, making her one of the most-subscribed female streamers on the platform.

      Beyond Twitch, Pokimane maintains a strong YouTube presence with channels like her main Pokimane account (6.64 million subscribers and 437 million views as of September 2025), Pokimane Too for vlogs and podcasts, and others for VODs and personal content. Her achievements include the Forbes 30 Under 30 Games list in 2021, a Shorty Award for Best Twitch Streamer in 2017, multiple Streamy Award nominations, and a Legacy Award at The Streamer Awards in 2021. She's also ventured into acting with a cameo in the 2021 film Free Guy and appearances in music videos, such as Bella Poarch's "Inferno" (2021) and d4vd's "What Are You Waiting For" (2025).

      Entrepreneurially, she co-founded the talent management firm RTS in 2021 (serving as Chief Creative Officer) and launched the snack brand Myna Snacks in 2023, specializing in cookies. In 2023, she started the podcast Don't Tell Anyone. Pokimane has collaborated on high-profile streams, including a 2020 Among Us session with U.S. politicians Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, and a 2024 event with Bernie Sanders for the Kamala Harris campaign, whom she endorsed as a non-U.S. citizen. Based in California, she publicly shared her PCOS diagnosis in May 2024 and identifies as spiritual but not religious.

      Pokimane Twitch: 9.4M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.6M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 6.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Shroud
       Occupation: Streamer

      Shroud is a popular Canadian streamer and former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player, real name Michael Grzesiek. Known for his exceptional aim and tactical gameplay, he gained fame on Twitch with millions of followers, streaming FPS games like Valorant, CS2, and others. He's recognized for his calm demeanor, high skill level, and collaborations with other big streamers.

      Shroud Twitch: 11.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 1.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Typical Gamer
       Occupation: Youtuber

      Typical Gamer is a very popular YouTube and Twitch streamer whose real name is Andre Rebelo. He's best known for his content around the game Fortnite, where he often streams gameplay, participates in events, and sometimes plays with other big creators. While Fortnite is his main focus, he also plays other trending or popular games like Grand Theft Auto (GTA). His style is generally high-energy and enthusiastic, appealing to a broad audience, especially younger viewers. He maintains a friendly and positive reputation and is recognized as one of the biggest and most successful gaming personalities in the online streaming world.

      Typical Gamer YouTube: 15.8M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 2.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 971K Followers / Subscribers
    • xQc
       Occupation: Streamer

      Félix Lengyel, better known by his online alias xQc, is a prominent Canadian streamer, content creator, and former professional Overwatch player born on November 12, 1995, in Laval, Quebec. Of Hungarian descent, he dropped out of CEGEP business administration studies at age 19 to pursue gaming and streaming full-time, initially focusing on titles like League of Legends before gaining fame in Overwatch.

      His esports career launched in 2016 with teams such as Denial Esports and Arc 6, where he played as a tank. Lengyel represented Team Canada at the Overwatch World Cup from 2017 to 2019, earning MVP honors in 2017. That same year, he joined the Dallas Fuel in the inaugural Overwatch League season, but his tenure was marred by multiple suspensions for misconduct—including game throwing, homophobic remarks, and a racially insensitive emote—leading to his mid-season release in 2018. He briefly competed in Overwatch Contenders with teams like GOATS and Gladiators Legion before retiring from professional play to focus on content creation.

      Since starting on Twitch in 2014, xQc has built a massive following through high-energy streams featuring variety gaming, reactions, and offbeat challenges. He signed with organizations like Sentinels in 2019 and Luminosity Gaming in 2020 as a creator affiliate. Despite frequent controversies and bans—such as for streaming explicit content, offensive language, and stream sniping—he shattered viewership records, becoming Twitch's most-watched streamer from 2020 to 2022 with peaks like 312,000 concurrent viewers during an Overwatch 2 beta. In June 2023, he inked a landmark two-year, $100 million non-exclusive deal with Kick while maintaining his Twitch presence (over 12 million followers) and YouTube channel (2.45 million subscribers, nearly 2 billion views). As of 2023, he ranked fourth in total hours watched on Twitch, and in October 2024, Forbes placed him 28th on its Top Creators list. He was honored as Streamer of the Decade at the 2025 Esports Awards.

      xQc's personal life has included high-profile relationships, such as with fellow streamer Samantha "adeptthebest" Lopez from 2017 to 2022, and incidents like swatting that prompted a temporary relocation. He continues to engage fans across platforms, runs an online merchandise store at xqc.store, and remains one of the most influential figures in live streaming.

      xQc Twitch: 12.2M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 2.5M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.5M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 585K Followers / Subscribers

  • Between 31 and 35 years old

    • Alexandra Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Alexandra Valeria Botez is an American-born Canadian chess player, poker player, online streamer and YouTuber. In chess, she holds the FIDE title of Woman FIDE Master (WFM) and has a peak FIDE rating of 2092. She is a five-time Canadian girls' national champion and one-time U.S. girls' national champion. Botez has represented Canada at three Women's Chess Olympiads in 2012, 2014, and 2016. Alexandra and her younger sister Andrea Botez host the BotezLive Twitch and YouTube channels, which each have over 1 million followers and are one of the largest chess channels on each platform.

      Alexandra Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 906K Followers / Subscribers X: 471.1K Followers / Subscribers Facebook: 408K Followers / Subscribers
    • Andrea Botez
       Occupation: Streamer

      Andrea Botez is a Canadian chess player and content creator who is also known as an entertainer and streamer. She is the host of the popular Twitch channel BotezLive alongside her sister, Woman FIDE Master (WFM) Alexandra Botez.

      Andrea began playing chess at the age of six and has had success in youth tournaments, winning the U8 Girls Canadian Youth Chess Championship in 2010 and the Women British Columbia Chess Champion title in 2015. She reached a peak FIDE classical rating of 1773 in 2018.

      Her content creation work focuses on chess, where she plays, solves puzzles, and engages with viewers. She describes her chess playing style as aggressive.

      Andrea Botez Twitch: 1.3M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 959K Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 643.5K Followers / Subscribers X: 431.8K Followers / Subscribers
    • Nick Eh 30
       Occupation: Streamer

      Nicholas Amyoony, better known as Nick Eh 30, is a Canadian online streamer, YouTuber, and professional Fortnite player of Lebanese descent. Born on March 14, 1995, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, he began creating gaming content as a student at Dalhousie University, initially focusing on titles like The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, and Resident Evil 7. He dropped out to pursue streaming full-time after Fortnite's rise in late 2017 propelled his popularity.

      Nick is renowned for his family-friendly, high-energy commentary and skilled gameplay, amassing over 5.7 million Twitch followers and 8.7 million YouTube subscribers with 1.6 billion views. His username derives from "Nick" (his first name), "Eh" (a nod to the Canadian stereotype and the initial of his surname), and "30" (his high school football jersey number). He lives in Halifax with his parents—his father serves as his manager—and a brother who helps with content.

      Key achievements include a 2016 shout-out from PewDiePie that boosted his early growth, signing with Creative Artists Agency in 2018, being named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 Games list in 2020, a contract with Luminosity Gaming from 2020 to 2022, hosting the Nick Eh 30 Cup Fortnite tournament in 2020, a 2023 collaboration on the animated series Endurathon, and a 2024 partnership with Epic Games for a Fortnite outfit based on his likeness. Nick has over 180,000 eliminations and 5,000 wins in Fortnite, ranking among the top players worldwide.

      Nick Eh 30 YouTube: 8.7M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.4M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 5.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 3.8M Followers / Subscribers
    • Pokimane
       Occupation: Streamer

      Pokimane, whose real name is Imane Anys, is a prominent Canadian internet personality and content creator born on May 14, 1996, in Morocco. She immigrated to Canada at age four and grew up in St. Catharines, Ontario, speaking French as her first language along with English and some Moroccan Arabic. Initially studying chemical engineering at McMaster University, she dropped out in 2014 to focus on streaming full-time.

      She launched her Twitch career in 2013 under the username Pokimane—a blend of "Pokémon" and her name—starting with gameplay of League of Legends and expanding to titles like Fortnite, Valorant, and Among Us. Her engaging commentary and personality quickly built a massive following; by 2017, she had over 450,000 followers, earning her a spot in Twitch's top 100 streamers. She co-founded the popular content creator collective OfflineTV in 2017 and signed an exclusive deal with Twitch in 2020, though she ended exclusivity in January 2024 to stream on other platforms. As of September 2025, her Twitch channel boasts 9.4 million followers, making her one of the most-subscribed female streamers on the platform.

      Beyond Twitch, Pokimane maintains a strong YouTube presence with channels like her main Pokimane account (6.64 million subscribers and 437 million views as of September 2025), Pokimane Too for vlogs and podcasts, and others for VODs and personal content. Her achievements include the Forbes 30 Under 30 Games list in 2021, a Shorty Award for Best Twitch Streamer in 2017, multiple Streamy Award nominations, and a Legacy Award at The Streamer Awards in 2021. She's also ventured into acting with a cameo in the 2021 film Free Guy and appearances in music videos, such as Bella Poarch's "Inferno" (2021) and d4vd's "What Are You Waiting For" (2025).

      Entrepreneurially, she co-founded the talent management firm RTS in 2021 (serving as Chief Creative Officer) and launched the snack brand Myna Snacks in 2023, specializing in cookies. In 2023, she started the podcast Don't Tell Anyone. Pokimane has collaborated on high-profile streams, including a 2020 Among Us session with U.S. politicians Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, and a 2024 event with Bernie Sanders for the Kamala Harris campaign, whom she endorsed as a non-U.S. citizen. Based in California, she publicly shared her PCOS diagnosis in May 2024 and identifies as spiritual but not religious.

      Pokimane Twitch: 9.4M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 7.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.6M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 6.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Shroud
       Occupation: Streamer

      Shroud is a popular Canadian streamer and former professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player, real name Michael Grzesiek. Known for his exceptional aim and tactical gameplay, he gained fame on Twitch with millions of followers, streaming FPS games like Valorant, CS2, and others. He's recognized for his calm demeanor, high skill level, and collaborations with other big streamers.

      Shroud Twitch: 11.3M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 6.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.8M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 1.2M Followers / Subscribers
    • Typical Gamer
       Occupation: Youtuber

      Typical Gamer is a very popular YouTube and Twitch streamer whose real name is Andre Rebelo. He's best known for his content around the game Fortnite, where he often streams gameplay, participates in events, and sometimes plays with other big creators. While Fortnite is his main focus, he also plays other trending or popular games like Grand Theft Auto (GTA). His style is generally high-energy and enthusiastic, appealing to a broad audience, especially younger viewers. He maintains a friendly and positive reputation and is recognized as one of the biggest and most successful gaming personalities in the online streaming world.

      Typical Gamer YouTube: 15.8M Followers / Subscribers TikTok: 2.8M Followers / Subscribers X: 1M Followers / Subscribers Twitch: 971K Followers / Subscribers
    • xQc
       Occupation: Streamer

      Félix Lengyel, better known by his online alias xQc, is a prominent Canadian streamer, content creator, and former professional Overwatch player born on November 12, 1995, in Laval, Quebec. Of Hungarian descent, he dropped out of CEGEP business administration studies at age 19 to pursue gaming and streaming full-time, initially focusing on titles like League of Legends before gaining fame in Overwatch.

      His esports career launched in 2016 with teams such as Denial Esports and Arc 6, where he played as a tank. Lengyel represented Team Canada at the Overwatch World Cup from 2017 to 2019, earning MVP honors in 2017. That same year, he joined the Dallas Fuel in the inaugural Overwatch League season, but his tenure was marred by multiple suspensions for misconduct—including game throwing, homophobic remarks, and a racially insensitive emote—leading to his mid-season release in 2018. He briefly competed in Overwatch Contenders with teams like GOATS and Gladiators Legion before retiring from professional play to focus on content creation.

      Since starting on Twitch in 2014, xQc has built a massive following through high-energy streams featuring variety gaming, reactions, and offbeat challenges. He signed with organizations like Sentinels in 2019 and Luminosity Gaming in 2020 as a creator affiliate. Despite frequent controversies and bans—such as for streaming explicit content, offensive language, and stream sniping—he shattered viewership records, becoming Twitch's most-watched streamer from 2020 to 2022 with peaks like 312,000 concurrent viewers during an Overwatch 2 beta. In June 2023, he inked a landmark two-year, $100 million non-exclusive deal with Kick while maintaining his Twitch presence (over 12 million followers) and YouTube channel (2.45 million subscribers, nearly 2 billion views). As of 2023, he ranked fourth in total hours watched on Twitch, and in October 2024, Forbes placed him 28th on its Top Creators list. He was honored as Streamer of the Decade at the 2025 Esports Awards.

      xQc's personal life has included high-profile relationships, such as with fellow streamer Samantha "adeptthebest" Lopez from 2017 to 2022, and incidents like swatting that prompted a temporary relocation. He continues to engage fans across platforms, runs an online merchandise store at xqc.store, and remains one of the most influential figures in live streaming.

      xQc Twitch: 12.2M Followers / Subscribers YouTube: 2.5M Followers / Subscribers X: 1.5M Followers / Subscribers Instagram: 585K Followers / Subscribers
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