The most-followed Fortnite streamers
These are the most-followed Twitch channels that streamed Fortnite this week, from TwitchMetrics on 6 November 2026. Follower counts move every day, so treat them as a snapshot. We've left out Fortnite's own official channel.
| Channel | Twitch followers | Watch |
|---|---|---|
| TheGrefg | 12,297,786 | twitch.tv/thegrefg |
| Clix | 8,716,105 | twitch.tv/clix |
| SypherPK | 7,227,343 | twitch.tv/sypherpk |
| NickEh30 | 5,801,271 | twitch.tv/nickeh30 |
| MrSavage | 4,665,580 | twitch.tv/mrsavage |
| x2Twins | 3,146,069 | twitch.tv/x2twins |
| Jelty | 3,114,844 | twitch.tv/jelty |
| Loserfruit | 3,049,231 | twitch.tv/loserfruit |
| iiTzTimmy | 2,949,031 | twitch.tv/iitztimmy |
| Chica | 2,365,088 | twitch.tv/chica |
| Inoxtag | 2,154,114 | twitch.tv/inoxtag |
| k1ng | 2,143,493 | twitch.tv/k1ng |
| blackoutz | 1,966,333 | twitch.tv/blackoutz |
| Amar | 1,876,492 | twitch.tv/amar |
| AussieAntics | 1,678,534 | twitch.tv/aussieantics |
Who to watch for what
- To get better at building: Clix streams competitive-style play, where you can see building and editing at full speed.
- For game knowledge: SypherPK is known for breaking down new seasons, weapons and strategy, so his streams are a good catch-up after an update.
- For a friendly watch: NickEh30 is known for keeping his streams family-friendly, which makes him a safe pick for younger fans.
- In Spanish: TheGrefg, the most-followed channel on this list.
- In French: Inoxtag and k1ng.
The legends
Ninja made Fortnite streaming mainstream. In March 2018 he played with Drake and other celebrities, and the stream set a Twitch record for viewers at the time. He's still one of the most-followed channels on Twitch.
Bugha won the solo final of the first Fortnite World Cup in July 2019, aged 16, and took home $3 million. It was one of the biggest prizes any single esports player had won, and it made Fortnite a serious esport overnight.
Aqua and Nyhrox won the duos final at the same World Cup, and Psalm and EpikWhale finished second and third in solos. That one event is why so many of the all-time top earners date back to 2019.
Highest earners of all time
| Player | Country | Earnings | Best known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bugha | United States | Over $3.5 million | 2019 World Cup solo champion |
| Aqua | Austria | Over $2.1 million | 2019 World Cup duos champion |
| Psalm | United States | Over $1.9 million | 2nd at the 2019 World Cup |
| EpikWhale | United States | Over $1.8 million | 3rd at the 2019 World Cup |
| Nyhrox | Norway | Over $1.5 million | 2019 World Cup duos champion |
These figures are from ProSettings' March 2024 list. Totals change after every big event, so check Esports Earnings for live numbers.
The players winning now
Today's competitive scene runs through the Fortnite Champion Series (FNCS). Peterbot, an American player, was the top earner of 2025 and finished second at FNCS Major 1 in 2026. New names break through every season, so the best way to follow the scene is to watch the FNCS broadcasts.
How to watch Fortnite esports
- Follow Fortnite's official Twitch and YouTube channels, which broadcast the FNCS.
- Check the Compete tab in Fortnite for in-game tournaments you can enter yourself.
- Turn on two-factor sign-in: you need it to compete.
- Watch a pro's stream with their settings in mind, then read our settings guide.