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The biggest streamer and content creator teams and organizations

Khizar Mundia
Khizar Mundia Published 09/01/2026
biggest streamer organizations

Streamer organizations and content creator teams have become an integral part of the industry, with collaborations and viral content helping some of the biggest names and brands in the streaming industry today.

Collaborating isn’t something new in the streaming industry, as many content creators broadcast sessions with each other. Joining a content creator team is different as multiple content creators can regularly bounce ideas together, create larger-scale collaborations, and gain more visibility with a wider, shared audience. Some streamer organizations have grown so large that they are recognized even in mainstream industry spaces, and we’ve put together a list of the biggest and most influential going today.

Table Of Contents
  1. AMP
  2. Sidemen
  3. OfflineTV
  4. OTK
  5. Beta Squad

AMP

biggest streamer organizations

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AMP is a US-based streamer collective comprising some of the biggest names in the industry, including Twitch’s most followed streamer, Kai Cenat. Other than the Mafiathon star, the group boasts other popular streamers such as Din “Agent” Muktar, Denzel “Duke Dennis” Shaquille Dennis, Christopher “Chrisnxtdoor” Dimbo, and Roberto “Famum” Gonzalez, David “ImDavisss” Dodds.

The content creator team is active across multiple platforms, including Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.

Each member brings their own unique personality and streaming style, and is loved by their fans. Kai Cenat is famous for his Mafiathon events, where he collaborates with Hollywood celebrities and famous pro athletes. Agent is known for his commentary-style streaming, and the streamer has recently taken it upon himself to calculate the earnings of other top content creators.

AMP is famous for its IRL and challenge streams, gaming and reaction content, and social experiment broadcasts. The organization offers a diverse variety of content, and all of its members gel together to make for a truly massive brand. The members are known for their pranks and spontaneous antics that often go viral and are shared across multiple platforms.

While each member is massive and they stream individually, AMP as a collective is still growing strong and is regarded as one of the biggest streamer organizations in the modern industry.

Sidemen

biggest streamer organizations

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The Sidemen are a British YouTube content creator team comprising a group of seven friends who formed by connecting through online gaming. The seven members are Olajide “KSI” Olatunji, Simon “Miniminter” Minter, Josh “Zerkaa” Bradley, Tobi “TBJZL” Brown, Ethan “Behzinga” Payne, Vikram “Vikkstar123” Barn, and Harry “W2S” Lewis.

The organization creates various content, including but not limited to comedy, gaming, and IRL travel streams. The Sidemen also run multiple channels, including the main Sidemen channel, MoreSidemen, SidemenReacts, and Sidemen Shorts. The team has gained so much exposure and fame that they even have their own series on Netflix.

Sidemen members share a strong bond, and the group is one of the few where teammates haven’t left or newer ones joined. Each member brings their own unique qualities that have attracted millions of viewers to their videos, and made them into such a big and successful brand.

KSI may be the most recognizable member of Sidemen, and not only for his streaming but also because of his boxing and music endeavors. Behzinga is famous for his contagiously energetic personality and craze for fitness.

Sidemen have turned into a mainstream brand where they have multiple successful businesses, including restaurant chains, clothing, and even cereal and alcoholic drink brands. Their transition to Netflix and YouTube Premium was the push that gave Sidemen even more mainstream success. The group already boasts a huge viewership and viral content, but more mainstream venues have turned them into one of the biggest content organizations and streamer teams going today.

Sidemen’s annual charity football matches have also raised millions of dollars in fighting various illnesses, further cementing the group’s cultural identity.

OfflineTV

biggest streamer organizations

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OfflineTV is a US-based streamer organization that was founded with popular names such as former pro League of Legends player William “Scarra” Li, Imane “Pokimane” Anys, Michael “Michael Reeves” Reeves, Yvon “Yvonnie” Chou, and LilyPichu. The group has seen its fair share of members come and go, incluiding founder Pokimane, who still occasionally collaborates with the team but isn’t formally a part of OTV today.

Newer members like Jeremy “Disguised Toast” Wang, Ryan “Sydeon” Wang, Masayoshi Lim, and QuarterJade have since joined the roster. The organization has remained consistent in producing comedy, gaming, IRL, and vlog content to its viewers. Similar to other collectives, the group has a massive reach and cross-platform virality. The members also create content on multiple platforms, including Twitch, YouTube, and TikTok.

OfflineTV members each bring something different to the table, keeping the group fresh for audiences. Pokimane is one of the most popular female streamers in the industry, known for her gaming and Just Chatting streams. Michael Reeves creates comedy videos, and LilyPichu is known for her voice work. The members have good camaraderie, which makes their interpersonal streams relatable and widely shared by audiences.

The organization is less serious in nature than others on this list, and its content includes prank wards, escape rooms, and reaction videos.

OfflineTV’s streaming model is more like a sitcom compared to the differing settings used by other organizations, but the location has normalized other streamers using houses for their content. FaZe Clan, for instance, used the infamous FaZe house, and Kai Cenat uses various mansions in his Mafiathon events.

OfflineTV has showcased how a group of content creators can create fun and viral videos. The collaborations between members have helped their individual careers, as well as turned the group into a well-known brand.

OTK

biggest streamer organizations

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OTK is a US-based streamer and content group that is as controversial as it is popular in the streaming industry. The collective was founded by Zack “Asmongold” Hoyt, Matthew “Mizkif” Rinaudo, Rich Campbell, and Esfand “EsfandTV” Malek, with Esfand being the only remaining founder still part of the group.

OTK initially came into the limelight and became viral because of the group’s gaming and IRL broadcasts, which were mainly livestreamed on Twitch. The organization popularized longer duration and talk show-style livestreams, and also relied on co-streams for events, which generate many viral clips.

OTK turned into a brand by streaming high-production events, including game expos, and also putting on their own larger-scale collaborations that drew in huge viewership. The organization also hosted esports teams and rosters across multiple games, and has a popular merchandise line as well.

OTK played a key role in defining Twitch’s culture and influenced many of the content creator groups that followed it. The team was one of the most viral and most-watched organizations for a time on the platform. OTK has since partnered with Kick, but is still a heavy presence on Twitch.

Asmongold was the figurehead of the collective and one of Twitch’s most-watched streamers, but he stepped down from leadership and ultimately left in 2025, now streaming his own content on Kick as much as on Twitch. The organization has continued forward despite that departure, and the group is still popular and relevant today with its remaining roster, including current co-owner Emily “Emiru” Schunk.

Beta Squad

biggest streamer organizations

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Beta Squad is a British YouTube streamer collective comprising Amin “Chunkz” Mohamed, Nikolas “Niko” Omilana, Ayaanle “Aj Shabeel” Shabeel, Sharmarke “Sharky” Mohamud, and Kenny “KingKennyTv” Ojuederie. The group creates high-engagement content, including challenges and games, pranks, and social experiment streams.

They also run multiple channels, including the standard Beta Squad, MoreBeta, and Beta Squad Shorts. The organization has reached millions upon millions of views on its channels because of the strengths of each individual streamer and their combined chemistry.

Each member of Beta Squad has a distinct personality that adds more flavor to their broadcasts. Chunkz is naturally funny, Aj Shabeel is driven by challenges, and KingKennyTv is an all-rounder who gels with everyone.

While the group primarily streams on YouTube, their videos have been widely shared across multiple platforms, giving them global reach. They easily surpass millions in views within days of uploading new videos, which displays their brand power. Beta Squad has also conducted physical events such as a charity football match that brought in 25,000 live fans and more than 700,000 concurrent viewers to its livestream.

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About Khizar Mundia

Khizar Mundia has been playing video games for as long as he can recall. Things have come a long way since the many days he spent playing the original NES, though. He now covers a variety of competitive games and esports, as well as the world of streaming, ranging from Twitch to Kick. If it’s of interest to gamers, it’s of interest to Khizar.

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