In August, the Twitch squad of talent agency Mythic Talent secured the top spot in the platform’s rankings, nearing 30 million hours of watch time. The squad remains the undisputed leader within the “big three”. Streams Charts reviews the month’s results, spotlighting the best squads overall, across agencies and among esports organizations.
Mythic’s dominance is hardly surprising: the squad consistently ranks at the top and, with only rare exceptions, has led our monthly charts. Featuring more than a hundred streamers, the team delivers massive watch time each month, with two standout Twitch stars, Zack “zackrawrr” Hoyt and Dylan “Caseoh” Baker, driving far more viewership than the rest.
Loaded once again secured second place, though with just a third of the creators Mythic fields. Despite this, its output remains comparable, as the agency trailed its main rival by only 18% in Hours Watched. Loaded’s roster is stacked with Twitch heavyweights, primarily from North America, including Michael “Shroud” Grzesiek, Tarik “tarik” Celik, and Jaryd “summit1g” Lazar.
GG Talent Group rounded out the top three. While the agency lacks a deep roster of superstar names, its results reflect the collective effort of creators hailing from countries as diverse as Brazil and the Philippines. In August, however, the standout impact came from its Scandinavian trio: Elias “Elajjaz” Lönn, Mike “GingiTV” Djebbara, and Sebastien “Forsen” Fors.
Yume, a talent agency focused mainly on League of Legends influencers, secured a spot in the top 10 despite having one of the smallest rosters — only five creators streamed under its banner in August. Leading the agency remains Marc “Caedrel” Lamont, the most-viewed LoL esports co-caster.
The “big three” stand well ahead of the rest. Beyond them, only one other talent agency squad crossed the 10 million Hours Watched mark in August: INSIGHT, which caters primarily to audiences in German-speaking parts of Europe.
Another noteworthy entry is Level Up, finishing eighth. Known for representing on-screen talents and wrestlers, the agency also manages influencers and content creators. On Twitch, though, its presence last month came from just one streamer, Team Liquid’s Max “Maximum” Smith, who also leads the organization’s WoW guild.
In August, the strongest performances among esports organizations came from those with active World of Warcraft divisions, specifically guilds competing in the Race to World First (RWF), celebrating the launch of the third and final raid of The War Within expansion.
Leading the pack was Team Liquid, whose viewership was largely fueled by their RWF campaign, which they ultimately won. Another popular American guild, Echo, also ranked in the top three.
The overall streaming squad rankings were diverse, featuring teams from Japan, Germany, Spain, France, and the US/Canada. Notably, the top positions were dominated by clubs founded by content creators themselves, including FOKUS, Movistar KOI, Karmine Corp and 100 Thieves.
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