Most Popular Streamers of March 2023

The month of March 2023 is gone and with that, we can look back and see who were the most popular streamers of the period, on Twitch, YouTube Gaming and Facebook Gaming, the main live streaming platforms today.

For starters, the biggest one: Twitch.

xQc Retakes Lead on Twitch

After a great month of February for Kai Cenat, who led easily and broke records, xQc retakes the lead on Twitch in March with almost 13 million hours watched in the period.

The second place went to the Brazilian streamer Gaules, with 11.45 million hours watched. Leader in february, Kai Cenat, however, appears only in 7th position in March 2023, with 6.27 million hours watched.

Check out the Top 10, in hours watched:

xQc – 12.93M
Gaules – 11.45M
loltyler1 – 7.70M
loud_coringa – 6.91M
ibai – 6.89M
tarik – 6.44M
Kai Cenat – 6.27M
加藤純一です – 6.14M
PaulinhoLOKObr – 6.13M
Trymacs – 6.11M

NOBRU is the highlight on YouTube Gaming

Showing that Brazil is one of the biggest forces in the gaming streaming sector, NOBRU grew a lot in March 2023 on YouTube and rose to the top of the list of most popular streamers on the Google video platform.

In the third month of the year alone, NOBRU got 3.7 million hours watched in live streaming on YouTube, an increase of 44% compared to February.

Second place went to streamer Kazuho from Japan.

Check out the Top 10, in hours watched:

NOBRU – 3.71M
Kazuha – 2.65M
Windah Basudara – 2.44M
MARSHA OZAWA – 2.30M
TimTheTatman – 2.30M
VEGETTA777 – 2.26M
ilas elmaliki – 2.19M
IShowSpeed – 2.15M
DrDisRespect – 1.91M
Pekora – 1.77M

Arabic and Asian streamers dominate Facebook Gaming

Despite the drop in its audience, Facebook Gaming continues to generate a good audience in live streaming and in March, Arabic and Asian streamers completely dominated the Top 10 of the most popular.

At the top, the Maherco Gaming channel, popular content creator of “PUBG Mobile”. The Arabic streamer earned 1.70 million hours watched in March and secured the top spot.

Right behind him is the MPL Philippines channel, which officially broadcasts the professional league of “Mobile Legends: Bang Bang” from the Philippines, with 1.42 million hours watched thanks to Season 11 of the event.

Check out the Top 10, in hours watched: