TOP Female Twitch streamers in 2020 - https://streamscharts.com/news/most-popular-female-twitch-streamers-2020
Which female streamers became the most popular at the end of 2020? The new article from Streams Charts presents you with all the details about the top 10 girls on Twitch for Q4 2020 (October-December) based on the hours spent by viewers watching their broadcasts.
The most popular female streamers in Q4, 2020:
#1 - Pokimane
#2 - itsHafu
#3 - Saddummy
#4 - Jinnytty
#5 - IamCristinini
#6 - 39daph
#7 - lilypichu
#8 - pqueen
#9 - Amouranth
#10 - JustaMinx
#10 — JustaMinx
The tenth spot was taken by Becca from Ireland (better known by her nickname JustaMinx) who had not previously entered the top 10 over the course of Q3 2020. This female streamer became famous on the platform by collaborating with other streamers on various shows. Just Chatting became the most popular category of Minx with 1.6M hours watched.
Becca has both a personal YouTube channel and a joint one with such female streamers as Kaceytron and QTCinderella. The girls host the EGIRL REJECTS project, record podcasts and videos, and also stream together.
The channel of JustaMinx reached its 52K peak viewers mark on January 12th. At the time she was mostly streaming Rust as well as chatting with the fans along with her best friend Simone.
#9 — Amouranth
Kaitlyn dropped by two spots as combined to Q3 2020, despite her hours watched growing to 400K. Just Chatting remained her most popular category over the course of Q4 2020 as well. Other than that, Amouranth has tried her hand at such games like Cyberpunk 2077, Pokemon Sword/Shield, and Genshin Impact.
#8 — Pqueen
Pelin is one of the most popular female Turkish streamers on the platform. Compared to Q3, she moved up two spots and her hours watched grew by 51% even though she spent less time on air. Her most popular category was once again Just Chatting, followed by Cyberpunk 2077. The latter allowed her to get 27K peak viewers over 12 hours of airtime.
#7 — Lilypichu
Lily Ki slightly changed her preferences during Q4 2020. In the previous ranking, her #1 category was League of Legends, but by the end of 2020, she instead focused on Just Chatting – which allowed her to reach 794K hours watched and 47K peak viewers. In the last months of the year, she also played Minecraft, Among Us, and Dungeons & Dragons.
Although the girl’s position in the ranking decreased by two spots, her hours watched increased by 200K. We should note that 60% of Lilypichu's audience is watching the channel of the owner of the first spot in our ranking.
#6 — 39daph
Daphne dropped from the fourth to the sixth spot in the ranking. Despite being on the air 73 hours less than compared to Q3, her hours watched remained at the same level. In the fourth quarter, 39daph did not stray away from Art, resulting in 753 thousand hours watched.
However, she also played computer games, including Genshin Impact, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and Raft. The streams dedicated to the last game gathered 17 thousand peak viewers on the streamer’s channel. Additionally, 52% of Daphne’s audience is watching the owner of the first spot.
#5 — IamCristinini
And here’s the one who pushed half of the participants of the ranking from their spots. Holding the fifth spot was the Spanish streamer, Cristina. In addition to streaming on Twitch, the girl tries herself as a TV presenter and develops her YouTube channel.
The growth shown by Cristina on the platform was relatively fast. Her hours watched grew by 72% in comparison to Q3 2020. Just Chatting became Cristina’s most popular category, bringing her 1.6M hours watched. The girl also devoted a total of 96 hours of airtime to Among Us. Her peak viewers indicator was achieved while streaming the Quiplash 2 InterLASHional party game, amounting to 58K viewers.
#4 — Jinnytty
Holding the fourth spot was the Korean Jinnytty. She is streaming in English and mostly chats with the fans in the respective category. Compared to Q3 2020, she dropped by one spot, although the hours watched went up by 200K.
In the fourth quarter, Yoonjin tried out some games that were new to her, namely the Walking Dead series, Cyberpunk 2077 and Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales.
#3 — Saddummy
Saddummy is the most popular South Korean streamer. Additionally, she is among the country’s top 5 streamers (the top includes both male and female ones). The girl has shown no particular preferences – her most popular category is still the same old Just Chatting.
Go Eun Ah also played World of Warcraft and League of Legends, but she owes her peak viewers indicator (35K) to Starcraft. Additionally, in Q4 2020 she was on the air longer than the rest of the girls: for 965 hours.
#2 — ItsHafu
Another instance of incredible growth was shown by Rumay Wang. The girl was the host of the Disruptor Series dedicated to Among Us, and this particular stream became her most popular one in Q4 2020 (70K peak viewers) with the game’s category becoming her most popular one as well.
In the case of ItsHafu, the hours watched increased by 242% compared to Q3 2020! Let’s see if she’ll manage to keep her spot by the streams alone in Q1 2021.
#1 — Pokimane
Pokimane is one of the streamers of OfflineTV squad along with Lilypichu, and Imane is our female leader of Q4. Among Us is her #1 category as she continues to stream the game alongside such content creators as Sukkyno, Corpse Husband and Valkyrae.
Pokimane’s peak viewers indicator was achieved while playing Among Us together with the aforementioned streamers, as well as with the American politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
We should also note that in the final months of 2020 Pokimane was streaming Rust, a game that became a hit on Twitch in January 2021.
Read also: Rust — how streamers' server got the game to the top of Twitch?
Imane’s hours watched doubled in Q4 2020, although she didn’t stream as much compared to the other ladies in our ranking – amassing only 328 hours.
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