What gaming chairs do the pros use? This article covers the chairs used by the top Twitch streamers of 2024. The list includes established streamers with the most followers, plus some of the most-watched gaming streamers (by Dec. 2023 counts). Find here the gaming chairs used by the most relevant Twitch gaming pros of the year.
Based on the average number of concurrently streaming channels, Twitch remains the dominant streaming platform for gamers(1). Youtube Gaming used to hold the second spot — until Kick too over in June, 2023.
xQc joined Kick on June 16. Amouranth (one of Twitch’s top female streamers) joined a day later. A few days after, Kick blew past Youtube Gaming to become the world’s second-most active streaming platform.
Even so, Twitch remains the dominant platform by a significant margin. Find below the gaming chairs used by some of the most relevant Twitch gaming streamers right now.
Chairs Used By Top Twitch Streamers
Spanish is the second-most spoken language on Twitch, making up roughly 10% of the Twitch audience(2). Among the 10 Twitch streamers with the most followers (as of Dec. 1 2023), six are Spanish speakers.
Viewership counts are unstable month-to-month on Twitch. As a result, this article ranks top Twitch streamers by follower counts (as of Dec. 1 2023)(3). For reference, we also list a viewership ranking (hours live x average viewers over 30 days) using December 2023 counts(4).
- Ninja (18.8 million followers): Embody Gaming Chair
- AuronPlay (15.8 million): Secretlab Titan 2020 Deadmau5
- Ibai (15.3 million): Secretlab Titan 2020 Stealth
- Rubius (14.7 million): Drift Gaming Rubius Edition
- TheGrefg (11.7 million): various cheap gaming chairs
- JuanSGuarnizo (11.1 million): Embody Office Chair
- Shroud (10.7 million): Embody Galaxy chair
- Pokimane (9.36 million): Herman Miller Aeron Remastered
- Other Twitch streamers: chairs used by Zackrawrr, Jynxzi, Mizkif, Emiru, and Sodapoppin.
Here are the top Twitch streamers (ranked by follower counts) and the gaming chair that they use:
Ninja: Embody Gaming Chair
Followers: 18.9 million | Viewership: top 50 | Plays: Fortnite | Channel
Richard “Ninja” Blevins brought game streaming to the masses in 2018. Then, his Fortnite stream with Drake and Travis Scott rocketed Twitch into a global spotlight. These days, he still draws decent numbers streaming Fortnite.
Ninja uses a Herman Miller Embody x Logitech G gaming chair (guaranteed for 12 years). He started using it in February 2022(5).
As Ninja’s career winds down, this will likely be the streaming seat he retires with. His seating history before upgrading to the Embody:
- 2018-2022: Ninja edition (not for sale) Maxnomic Pro gaming chair
- 2014-2018: DXRacer Formula Series gaming chairs
As a final late-career chair upgrade, the Embody makes sense for somebody like Ninja. His 2014-2022 (8-year) streaming ascendancy was supported by gaming chairs. With such experience, finding one’s sweet spot in an Embody is solvable.
Embody Usability
The Embody chair’s subtle settings may be too complex for ergonomic beginners. Most chairs provide lumbar-powered posture support; the Embody prioritizes support for the upper spine.
You can’t adjust the height of the backrest, only the upper or lower angles. For posture support, you need to toggle the upper Backfit angle until it ‘cups’ your upper spine. That cupping will ‘suspend’ your spine up against gravity. In my tests, it works!
On the downside, lumbar support is lacking. The built-in curve is too low to fit my 5’9″ spine; toggling its angle forward or back doesn’t help. This may leave users with a flattened lower back (lumbar) curve!
A flattened lower back collapses good posture. A properly configured Backfit angle overrides that by ‘cupping’ your upper spine up against gravity. With the wrong configuration, good posture can fall apart in this chair.
Bottom line: experienced ergonomic chair users (like Ninja) should consider the Embody as a final upgrade. In contrast, first-time ergonomic chair users should be wary of starting with such a complex chair.
Embody Chair Overview
- Concept: The angle-adjustable backrest supports the upper back curve
- Seat: 23.25″ (W) x 20.3″ (D) seat
- Size rating: 5’4″ to 6’2″; 300 lbs
- Warranty: 12 years
Pros
- Gorgeous Pixelated backrest
- Spacious seat pan
- Excellent build quality
- Provides incredible back support — with proper configuration and usage.
Cons
- The built-in lumbar support isn’t usable
- The upper back support concept is tricky to get right.
- The armrests are only 2D adjustable.
Learn more: Embody Gaming Chair Review.
Embody Gaming Chair from Herman Miller $1845
The Embody office edition is also available for $1895.
AuronPlay: Secretlab Titan Deadmau5
Followers: 15.9 million | Viewership: top 30 | Plays: Minecraft, GTA V | Channel
How long does the Secretlab Titan gaming chair last? Auronplay has now been using his 2020 Deadmau5 edition for five years! He has less followers than Ninja, but ranks above him (21st overall) in viewership(4).
Auronplay has an estimated net worth of over $3 million — he can easily afford hundreds of new gaming chairs. But his Titan 2020 Series still holds up — after 5 years of hard-core full-time streaming.
This was the same design that Deadmau5 used while performing during his peak stadium show years. 2020 editions were available in Titan and Omega editions.
The former is a larger chair with flat seat edges and an integrated lumbar. The latter is a compact chair with bladed seat edges and a memory foam lumbar pillow. Learn more in this Titan 2020 vs Omega 2020 Technical Comparison.
Both editions are sold out in most Secretlab regional Stores. Earlier this year, Secretlab released a limited edition run of upgraded Titan Evo edition Deadmaus chairs.
Despite Deadmau5 being off the music charts for several years, the Titan Evo edition sold quickly. Hardcore fans wanting the same chairs as Auronplay may find a few Omega or Titan 2020 editions remaining:
Omega 2020 Deadmau5 from Secretlab $474.
Ibai: Titan Evo 2020 Stealth
Followers: 15.3 million | Viewership: top 10 | Plays: League of Legends | Channel
Ibai (Ibai Llanos Garatea) was a Spanish presenter for G2 eSports until 2021. Since 2020, he’s sneakily been using a Secretlab Titan 2020 Series. In some of his streams, he seems to be using a Cupra gaming chair.
In fact, this Spanish auto accessories maker is partnered with Ibai, but they don’t make chairs. It’s actually a Cupra pillow laid over a Titan 2020 chair.
Secretlab Titan 2020 Stealth
Ibai is small and thick, standing 5’9″ and weighing around 240 pounds. His Titan 2020 comes with a flat, wide seat suitable for thick sizes. It’s also rated for sizes 5’9″ and up.
Compared with the 2022 Series, this version’s integrated lumbar is depth but not height-adjustable. Also, its headrest pillow attaches with straps, unlike the 2022 version’s strapless magnetic system.
Bad news: very few Titan 2020 chairs are still available. This collection went out of production in 2019. Only a handful of 2020 models are still available in Secretlab’s regional Stores.
Titan 2020 Stealth From Secretlab $474
Learn more in this Titan 2020 vs 2022 Series chair comparison.
Rubius: Drift Rubius Edition
Followers: 14.7 million | Viewership: top 20 | Plays: Minecraft, GTA V | Channel
Rubius (Rubén Doblas Gundersen) is a Spanish-Norwegian YouTuber and Twitch streamer. On Twitch, (like many top Spanish streamers), he plays a lot of Minecraft and GTA V.
Rubius is a tall gamer, standing 6’3″. He used to use a DXRacer Drifting Series. In 2021 he collaborated with a Spanish company called Drift on a custom chair for European markets.
The collaboration looks to be a success, and they’ve recently upgraded to the Drift Premium Rubius chair. The new model has a sleeker look and a multi-function tilt lock.
Both models come with 2-year warranties and are only available in Europe.
TheGrefg: Cheap Gaming Chairs
Followers: 11.4 million | Viewership: top 60 | Plays: Fortnite, GTA V | Channel
This Spanish streamer used to partner with XControllers, a Spanish maker of Sony Playstation controllers. The company also makes XChairs, affordable racing-style gaming chairs with prosumer features.
Thegrefge started using a few different Xchairs gaming chairs in 2021. In 2022, he cleaned up his lifestyle and started a fitness routine. In 2023, he still uses a blue Xchair — but only in some streams.
In others, he uses a Drift Silla Barbie gaming chair. It’s a basic chair with 2D arms (€159 from Drift Gaming). He also uses a basic Drift Gaming DR500 racing chair (€259.90).
Healthy Lifestyles Beat The Benefits Of Fancy Chairs
TheGrefg averages 27.7 hours of streaming time per week — a heavy load! But instead of using pricey chairs, many pros (like the GrefG) now maintain seated health using 4 performance pillars.
These are exercise; nutrition; rest; mental balance (balancing high-intensity gaming with downtime). With those aspects optimized, the quality of an ergonomic chair only makes a marginal difference.
TheGrefg is living proof that following the 4 performance pillars really works. He’s a top-10 streamer logging heavy sitting hours using cheap gaming chairs. His fitness transformation is on Youtube as a (well-produced) 13-part series. If you want to be inspired about non-chair performance optimization, watch it!
Xtyle Blue from XControllers €262.95
Drift Silla Barbie edition from Drift Gaming €159 | Drift DR500 racer €259.90
JuanSGuarnizo: Herman Miller Embody
Followers: 11.4 million | Viewership: inconsistent | Plays: Minecraft, GTA V | Channel
Columbian streamer JuanSGuarnizo (Juan Sebastián Guarnizo Algarra) no longer streams daily. When he does, he streams GTA V, Minecraft, and Dragonland. He started off 2022 using a Secretlab Titan Evo Batman Edition chair.
In September 2022, he switched to a black Embody office chair. Late into 2023, he’s still using his black Embody chair. It’s the same as the Ninja’s gaming edition, with minor styling differences.
Like Ninja, Juan has many years of experience using gaming chairs. Experience helps users manage the Embody’s complex settings. Without that frame of reference, first-time ergonomic chair users may struggle to get this chair comfortably configured.
Embody from Herman Miller $1745.00 – $2195.00
Learn more: Embody Office Chair Review
Shroud: Embody Galaxy Gaming Chair
Followers: 10.7 million | Viewership: top 100 | Plays: Valorant, CS:GO | Channel
Michael “Shroud” Grzesiek partnered with Logitech G on Shroud-branded peripherals in 2021. Soon after, he started using the same Embody x Logitech G gaming chair that Ninja uses. Like Ninja, Shroud’s viewership peaked years ago. Now, he’s winding down a legendary career.
For a few August 2023 streams, his Embody showed in his streams pushed off to the side, while Shroud used a basic office chair. Although he never explained it, it’s likely that his Embody malfunctioned, so he stopped using it.
Embody Galaxy Edition Gaming Chair
In late August 2023, Shroud started using an Embody Galaxy edition gaming chair. It’s functionally the same chair as his previous Logitech G edition. It also has the Logitech logo imprinted on the front upper back.
The Galaxy edition differs with a white frame and green ‘Galaxy’ Sync fabric upholstery. While the green upholstery looks light and refreshing, it’s also more prone to showing stains.
However, keeping the Embody clean demands a delicate touch. Herman Miller warns: “do not rub too vigorously or you may damage the nap of the fabric or break fibers.”
Bottom line: keep cleaning realities in mind if you choose a Galaxy or Amethyst (light purple) Embody gaming chair. For a functional snapshot, jump to the Embody Usability Overview section.
Embody Gaming Chair from Herman Miller $1845
Learn more: Embody Gaming Chair Review.
Pokimane: Aeron Remastered
Followers: 9.4 million | Viewership: inconsistent | Plays: various games | Channel
Pokimane (Imane Anys) currently streams infrequently, but still draws big audiences. She has the second most expensive chair among top Twitch streamers. Pokimane uses an Aeron Remastered Mineral / Polished Aluminum edition with a third-party headrest.
The Mineral frame with polished aluminum ($2150) is the most expensive Aeron style. With a $170 third-party headrest, that totals $2,320. Only Sodapoppin’s $2595 Lifeform Ultimate is pricier than Pokimane’s chair!
Pokimane Chair History
Since Pokimane started streaming in 2018, she’s used 5 different chairs. She started streaming in 2013. In 2016, she (like many other streamers of that era) started using a DXRacer chair.
After a brief fling with a Herman Miller Embody, she rode a white Noblechairs Epic through her peak streaming years.
- 2016-2019: DXRacer Formula Series
- 2019: Herman Miller Embody chair(6).
- 2019-2021: Noblechairs Epic
- 2021: Herman Miller Aeron
- 2022: Secretlab Titan Frost Blue Softweave
In late 2021, Pokimane developed an RSI (repetitive strain injury) in her wrist. To address that, she upgraded to a Herman Miller Aeron.
In her 9 months of owning it, she used it during streams for only around 2 months. Soon after, she went on hiatus.
When she returned in early September 2022, her Aeron had disappeared. In its place is a Secretlab Titan 2022 Frost Blue Softweave chair.
After a few months in a Titan, Pokimane resumed using her Aeron chair.
Herman Miller Aeron Highlights
The Aeron’s secret is its super-suspension 8Z Pellicle mesh. That stuff first debuted in 1996 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. There, it helped a driver with a broken back win the 1996 Indy 500.
Circa 2023, the Aeron Remastered mesh remains its star feature. The seat and backrest mesh both have variable tension zones. These adapt to micromovements to keep the user perfectly balanced at all times.
Notably, the mesh concept (floating suspension for delicate, broken backs) negates the need for aggressive lumbar support. As a result, the Aeron offers two options that are both mediocre.
Posturefit is a dual pad depth-adjustable system. In contrast, the sliding lumbar pad is height-adjustable. I find the sliding lumbar more comfortable, but it’s flimsy; moderate pressure can pop it out of its sockets.
But despite mediocre lumbar support, the suspension mesh ensures superb posture support.
Aeron Remastered Overview
- Concept: ultra-adaptive mesh that keeps a seated body perfectly balanced at all times
- Size rating: 3 sizes (A, B, C) support people 4’10” to 6’6″; 300 lbs
- Warranty: 12 years
Pros
- Very easy to use
- Decadent, ultra-adaptive mesh upholstery
- Potent synchronous tilt functions
- Customizable builds (choose your style, lumbar support type, etc)
Cons
- The flashy Posturefit lumbar isn’t as effective as the simple lumbar slider.
- Hard plastic edges lining the seat can annoy your legs.
- The armrests are only 3D adjustable.
Aeron Remastered from Herman Miller $1275-$2340
Learn more: https://chairsfx.com/office-chair-reviews/aeron-remastered/
Other Top Twitch Streamers & Chairs
The above streamers are ranked by their follower counts. Looking at the most-watched Twitch streamers yields some other relevant gaming streamers — and the gaming chairs that they use. These rankings are based on Nov. 2023 viewership counts(4):
- Zackrawrr (1.6 million followers): Razer Iskur
- Jynxzi (3.2 million followers): Wood dining chair
- Mizkif (2.1 million followers): Embody x Logitech G Gaming Chair
- Sodapoppin (8.9 million followers): Lifeform Ultimate High Back
- Emiru (1.3 million followers): Titan Evo Jinx edition
ZackRawrr (Asmongold): Razer Iskur
Followers: 1.6 million | Viewership: top 10 | Plays: Warcraft | Channel
Asmongold streams World of Warcraft gameplay on Twitch as ZackRawrr. He ranks among the top 10 most-watched gaming streamers on Twitch(4). ZackRawrr streams using a Razer Iskur Gaming chair.
The Iskur comes in regular (for sizes 5’6″ to 6’0″) and XL (for sizes 6’0″ to 6’10”) versions. Since ZackRawrr is 5’8″ (172 cm) tall, it’s likely he uses a regular-sized edition.
The Iskur differs from other gaming chairs with a unique ‘flip up’ lumbar support system. Using a lever under the seat, users can extend or retract the unit until it supports their lower back.
Razer Iskur Overview
- Concept: a full-back gaming chair with a ‘flip-up’ lumbar support system.
- Sizing: 5’6″ to 6’0″; 299 lbs
- Warranty: 3 years
Pros
- The flip-up lumbar is easy to use and effective
- Solid Razer-tier build quality
- Decent 3-year warranty
Cons
- Has a standard (not multifunction) seat tilt mechanism.
- The bladed seat edges restrict legroom.
Learn more: Razer Iskur Variations And Usability Review
The Iskur is also available on Amazon for Price not available
Jynxzi: Wood Dining Chair
Followers: 3.2 million | Viewership: top 20 | Plays: Rainbow Six Siege | Channel
This American madman blew up organically in 2020 playing Rainbow Six Siege. These days, the absolute nutter streams 30+ hours per week using a wooden dining room chair.
Jynxzi bounces around his streams with manic energy, rarely sitting still. He often knocks the chair over for dramatic effect. Given his format, a sturdy wooden chair makes sense.
Mizkif: Embody Gaming Chair
Followers: 2.1 million | Viewership: top 20 | Plays: Warcraft | Channel
This American started streaming in 2015. These days, Mizkif streams using a Herman Miller Embody gaming chair — often with sloppy form.
Many of his recent streams have an untidy feel: food-stained t-shirts, hung-over, slouching, murmuring with a hand covering his mouth. Yet, his streams regularly draw hundreds of thousands of viewers.
Jump to the Embody Usability Overview
Sodapoppin: Lifeform Ultimate High Back
Followers: 8.9 million | Viewership: top 30 | Plays: Warcraft | Channel
This American started streaming on Twitch in 2012. He’s a former co-owner of NRG Esports who consistently ranks among the 50 most watched Twitch streamers. Sodapoppin uses a Lifeform Ultimate clad in Monarch Blue fabric. Priced at $2595, it’s the most expensive streamer chair in this article.
Lifeform Ultimate chairs are made to order; each takes around 3-6 weeks for manufacturing and shipping. Each comes with a 25-year warranty.
Key features:
- Schukra Lumbar Support: can adjust to any size, posture, or position by increasing or decreasing the lower back curvature.
- Memory Foam Arm Pads with Swivel: can adjust to suit any activity or task.
- Life-Foam Back and Seat: temperature and pressure-sensitive memory foam.
- Adjustable Back Angle: infinite tilt lets the users lock their recline at any angle.
- Height Adjustable Ratchet Back: adjustable to fit any user.
- Depth Adjustable Seat: slides easily to adapt to any size user.
- Heavy Duty Knee Tilt Control Mechanism: lets you recline without lifting your feet.
Online, the best selection of Lifeform Ultimate High Back chairs comes from RelaxTheBack.com. Click the link to browse options:
Emiru: Titan Evo Jinx
Followers: 1.3 million | Viewership: top 70 | Plays: Rainbow Six Siege | Channel
This Kansas cosplayer started streaming League of Legends on Twitch in 2016. In 2020, joined Cloud9 as a content creator. She now ranks among the top 60 most-watched Twitch streamers.
These days, Emiru lives in Mizkif’s streaming house as his ‘roommate’. She streams from her bedroom using a Titan Evo Jinx edition chair.
Titan Evo Overview
- Concept: luxury gaming chair with integrated height x depth adjustable lumbar, a magnetic headrest, and jaw-dropping styles.
- Sizing: S, M, and XL versions suit sizes 4’11” to 6’9″
- Warranty: 5 years
Pros
- The integrated height x depth-adjustable lumbar works well
- The strapless magnetic headrest is comfortable and easy to adjust.
- Stunning aesthetics with 50+ styles
- Secretlab’s after-care support is the best in the industry
Cons
- More expensive than other gaming chairs
- Some may need a breaking-in period before appreciating the firm 65 kg/m³ seat padding.
Jinx edition from Secretlab $594
Learn more: Secretlab x League of Legends 10 Chair Collection Review
Chairs Used By Other Notable Gamers
Find below gaming chairs used by the top Kick streamers, Youtube gamers, and pro esports teams.
Top Kick Streamer Chairs
Kick has overtaken Youtube as the world’s second-largest streaming platform. Kick pays out more to creators (95% of subscriptions, versus 50% on Twitch) and has looser content rules. Gambling, hot tub, and edgy IRL streams are allowed.
As a result, many big-name streamers have left Twitch to stream on Kick. Here are some of the top Kick streamers (based on viewership numbers)and their gaming chairs:
- Adin Ross (ranked #1): Secretlab Titan Automobili Lamborghini
- xQc (ranked #3): Steelcase Leap
- Tfue (unranked, new to to the platform): Embody x Logitech G Gaming Chair
- SXB (ranked #4): Leader X-Series gaming chair
- YourRAGE (ranked #8): Generic office chair
- Maherco (ranked #10): Embody gaming chair
- NickMercs (ranked #11): Steelcase Gesture
- Amouranth (ranked #15): Herman Miller Cosm
For a closer look at each streamer and their chair, read this:
Top Youtuber Gaming Chairs
The ten Youtuber gamers with the most subscribers are a diverse bunch. Beyond gaming, many do reaction videos and comedy sketches. Their chair choices are also varied:
- Pewdiepie (111 million subscribers): Clutch Throttle Pewdiepie Edition
- Fernanfloo (45.5 million): DXRacer Racing Series
- Markiplier (34 million): generic office chair
- Total Gaming (34 million): Secretlab Titan 2020 Charcoal Blue
- Vegetta777 (33.6 million): IKEA Markus
- SSSniperwolf (33 million): Herman Miller Cosm
- Dream (31.2 million): Titan 2022 Stealth
- Mr. Beast Gaming (10.3 million): generic gaming chair
- Jacksepticeye (28.9 million): Herman Miller Aeron
- Thedonato (27.6 million): Aorus Gigabyte
For a detailed breakdown of each Youtuber and their gaming chair, see this feature:
Chairs Used By Elite Esports Teams
ChairsFX recently analyzed chairs used by the top 50 pro esports teams of all time. Among the top 50, 42 are still active. 30 of 42 elite teams have chair partners.
Secretlab has the most partners among the top fifty; ten elite teams use special edition Titan Evo gaming chairs.
Razer, Noblechairs, Herman Miller, and other brands also represent top 50 teams:
- Secretlab Titan: used by OG, Team Spirit, Evil Geniuses, Team Secret, Invictus Gaming, Cloud9, T1, Astralis, Vitality.
- Razer Iskur: used by Optic Gaming and Alliance.
- Razer Enki: used by Ninjas in Pyjamas and Edward Gaming.
- Noblechairs Hero: used by Tundra Esports, SK Gaming, MOUZ, Team Dignitas.
- Noblechairs Epic: same as the Hero chair.
- Herman Miller Embody: used by G2 Esports, Team SoloMid, Complexity Gaming.
- DXRacer Craft: used by Nova Esports and NRG Esports.
- AndaSeat Kaiser 3: used by Fnatic, Team Weibo, Flyquest, JD Gaming.
- Respawn Flexx: used by Version 1, DarkZero, Misfits Gaming Group.
- Respawn 110: used by FaZe Clan and Atlanta FaZe.
Conclusion
This article covers the gaming chairs used by the top Twitch streamers of 2024. Of the 13 streamers covered, six use ergonomic office chairs; six others use full-back gaming chairs.
The only one not using an ergonomic chair (adjustable lumbar + arms + recline) is Jynxzi. Instead, the absolute madman streams full-time on a wooden dining room chair. Here are the chairs used by other top Twitch streamers:
Gaming chairs
- Auronplay: Titan 2020 Deadmau5
- Ibai: Titan 2020 Stealth
- Rubius: Drift Gaming Chair
- Thegrefg: cheap gaming chairs
- Zackrawrr: Razer Iskur
- Emiru: Titan Evo Jinx edition
Office chairs
- Ninja: Embody x Logitech G gaming chair
- Juansguarnizo: Embody office chair
- Shroud: Embody Galaxy gaming chair
- Pokimane: Aeron Remastered
- Mizkif: Embody x Logitech G gaming chair
- Sodapoppin: Lifeform Ultimate High Back
On Kick, six of the eight top streamers use office chairs. If we combine the 12 Twitch streamers with top 8 Kick streamers, we find that 12/20 use office chairs; 8/20 use gaming chairs. For a detailed comparison of the two styles, see this feature:
Full-Back Gaming Vs Mid-Back Ergonomic Chairs
Footnotes
- Dmytro Murko, ‘Twitch, YouTube, Kick and Rumble — how scandals, streamer transitions and new affiliate programs affected platform activity’. July 14, 2023, https://streamscharts.com/news/twitch-youtube-kick-and-rumble-comparison, (accessed November 30, 2023).
- Atharv Kapoor, ‘5 biggest Spanish Twitch streamers of 2023’. October 29, 2023, https://www.sportskeeda.com/esports/5-biggest-spanish-twitch-streamers-of-2023, (accessed November 30, 2023).
- TwitchTracker, ‘Twitch Streamwers With The Most Followers’. 2023, https://twitchtracker.com/channels/most-followers, (accessed 12 Jan. 2023).
- Twitchmetrics, ‘The Most Watched Twitch Streamers, November 2023’. Updated November 29, 2023, https://www.twitchmetrics.net/channels/viewership, (accessed 12 Jan. 2022).
- Ninja [@Ninja]. (2021, February 7). The new streaming setup! [Tweet]. Twitter. https://twitter.com/ninja/status/1490722698778972161
- Pokimane. “Pokimane’s Dark Secrets REVEALED! $10,000 Room Tour 2019!.” Feb. 27, 2019. 18:00. https://youtu.be/2AQrjLjtScY?t=381
