TOP 500 Asian VTubers [Jan-Feb 2024]

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VTubing is the latest ongoing trend in the content creation sphere, including live streaming: anonymous users with anime avatars consistently rank among the most popular content creators, drawing tens of thousands of viewers. The global widespread of this phenomenon started in Asia, with the most successful VTubers predominantly hailing from countries in the region, particularly Japan and Korea.

In this report from Streams Charts, you will discover the top 500 most-watched virtual YouTubers from Asia in January-February 2024. The list includes next set of metrics and data:

• Name

• Platform

• Channel URL

• Affiliation (VTuber' agency, e.g. hololive, NIJISANJI)

• Channel Gender

• Channel Country

• Stream Language

• Hours Watched

• Average Viewers

• Airtime

• Followers Gain

• Business Email (may not be available for some streamers, as they prefer to communicate through socials)

• Twitter

• Content (up to 5 top streamer games/categories)

Who are virtual YouTubers?

Despite their name, VTubers (also known as ブイチューバー in Japan) don't exclusively stream on YouTube. These content creators are also active on a variety of other platforms, including Twitch, AfreecaTV, Naver's Chzzk, and others. These content creators differ from others only in that they use virtual avatars made with computer graphics, thereby maintaining anonymity: otherwise, their content may not differ from the average streamer. Originating in the 2010s, in ten years some of the internet personalities with virtual avatars reached global fame, garnering thousands of live viewers. Learn more.