Streams Charts continues the overview of streaming in November. We analyzed the statistics of the most watched communities on Twitch over the past month, and this is how the ranking has changed.
Disclaimer: the ranking is based on the time viewers spent on the streams of channels (Hours Watched) included in Twitch teams. Data on esports organizations (TSM, Team Liquid, etc.) has been excluded from the selection as a separate ranking will be compiled for them.
#1 — G Fuel
In November, the streaming community G Fuel became the most-watched community on Twitch. They overtook Loaded with 33.8M Hours Watched. The team consists of 491 streamers, with Ramee being the most watched member with 4M Hours Watched – this indicator is 20% more than that of the runner-up summit1g.
#2 — Loaded
Loaded amassed 24.8M Hours Watched in November – a 33% decrease compared to October. The main reason is the decrease in the total airtime of the team. While shroud remained the top representative of Loaded, the viewers spent half the time on his broadcasts compared to October.
#3 — Tribo Gaules
The third spot went to the community of the Brazilian streamer Gaules. The Tribo consists of 11 streamers: together they have accumulated 19.2M Hours Watched and overtook many other communities represented by a large number of content creators. Alexandre Borba generated 72% of Total Hours Watched (16.3M).
#4 — Corsair
Corsair occupied the fourth spot in the ranking with 17.9M Hours Watched. The group's channels were 4M Hours Watched down compared to October, and Sykkuno with 3.4M Hours Watched took the lead in the community. He overtook Summit1g, despite being on air for 98 hours less than Jaryd.
#5 — United Talent Agency
UTA, the community of American streamer Nickmercs, is ranked sixth with 16.3M Hours Watched across 18 channels. It's 8% more compared to October. Team's leader Nickmercs got 33% more Hours Watched compared to October, which helped the community to get higher in the rankings.
#6 — Vizz
Vizz community is represented by just three streamers, but all of them are very popular among the Hispanic audience. Ibai, TheGrefg, and Rubius generated 15.7M Hours Watched. Thanks to Ibai, the community became #1 in terms of Peak Viewers, with 667K concurrently watching the broadcast of the Golden Ball 2021, the awards ceremony for the best football players in the world hosted by France Football magazine.
#7 — Twitch Ambassadors
The seventh spot was occupied by Twitch Ambassadors – the website’s official community which consists of 114 streamers. In November, they generated 11.4M Hours Watched, with GRONKH becoming the top performer with 1.9M Hours Watched.
#8 — One True King
Making significant progress in the top teams was OTK with 600K more Hours Watched than in October. Mizkif again made the largest contribution to the community’s achievement, accounting for almost 50% of the total – which amounted to 10.7M Hours Watched.
#9 — WePlay Esports
On the ninth spot is the group of channels of the Ukrainian studio WePlay. In November, it broadcasted the largest CS:GO tournaments of the month (PGL Major Stockholm and BLAST Premier Fall Finals) and amassed more than 10.6K Hours Watched, being only 1% behind OTK.
#10 — Auronplay
Closing the top 10 is the one and only Auronplay. He is one of the most popular Hispanic streamers in the world and the only member of the team of the same name on Twitch. He was on air for less than 100 hours in November, but during this time he amassed more than 10M Hours Watched as well as 101K Average Viewers.
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