Twitch Fortnite Gamer

Twitch is a livestreaming platform focused on video games. The most-viewed clip of all time according to Twitch Strike is a clip from JesseDStreams which simply features the eponymous Jessie D waking up after having fallen asleep while watching TV. As you might imagine from a channel that normally features content of this ilk, Jesse D's channel normally garners only a small number of viewers.
Indeed, if we use average concurrent viewers as our measure, we can see that Mixer lags some distance behind both YouTube Gaming Live (with stats for the latter measured only from 2019, as YouTube game streaming was brought back into the main app) and Twitch, with a mere 38,000 average concurrent viewers as of Q4 2019.



Conversely, while Epic Games' Fortnite held onto its spot as the No. 1 game among streaming audiences, it suffered an overall 20 percent drop in hours watched in Q3. This follows an overall trend for Fortnite in 2019, where both its audience and the number of streamers playing it have progressively declined from its height in Q2 2018.
Even though Fortnite has seen its viewership on Twitch slide over the course of 2019, the ability of Epic Games to find innovative ways to market it and consistently keep the game fresh helps Fortnite maintain a spot as the most-watched battle royale on Twitch.

Comparisons between the two streams may not be entirely fair since Fortnite's was purely organic with people coming in just because they were curious to see what was going on. At the same time, Valorant's broadcast is a coordinated effort to promote the game.
And by August 2014, Twitch had become an Amazon property, with just short of $1 billion changing hands in its acquisition of the streaming platform, which was now up to 55 million monthly active users, and accounting for 1.8% of peak internet traffic - behind only Netflix, Apple, and Google.

August's well-publicized exclusivity deal with Richard Ninja” Blevins didn't create more than a blip in the overall audience for Mixer (with 40-plus million hours watched in August), but had a huge impact” in overall brand visibility thanks to the media coverage of the deal, the report noted.
It was, after all, also the second most viewed game on YouTube in their 2019 YouTube Rewind as well, though it trailed substantially behind Minecraft Either way, the game still has plenty of life in it, even if it's not as much as in 2018, but that's sort of like saying a god is now simply a king.

This young man is currently the most popular streamer on Twitch, and deservedly so. His qualities as a Fortnite player can be overshadowed only by his charming personality - even though he's amassed a large sum of money over the years, many of his checks have gone to charity.