Valorant 5 Best Streamers to Follow

Aside from being the dominant player in the tactical FPS space right now, raking in tons of daily logins and Esports coverage, Valorant has been just as successful as a source of entertainment on streaming platforms. High-ranked competitive or fun, casual gameplay has never been more accessible as far as Valorant is concerned, and you should be following these five streamers to get the most out of it.

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Tarik

Despite being a former CS:GO professional who stood out in the Esports scene in the late 2010s, playing for big organisations like Evil Geniuses and Cloud9, Tarik has expanded his brand more than ever on Twitch. He is practically considered the face of Valorant on Twitch, as he bags in tens of thousands of views regularly.

At the moment, Tarik is a registered content creator for Sentinels, a very well-known North American Esports organisation. Moreover, his content primarily revolves around semi-casual Radiant gameplay and Watch Partying professional games with other well-known content creators.

Kyedae 

As a female streamer with no professional background (Unlike other streamers on this list), the Valorant community has seen Kyedae’s steep trajectory from Platinum to Immortal, making her the most relatable streamer on this list. She is very well known for her highly entertaining streams and engaging personality.

Although she has yet to hit Radiant, her content strikes the perfect balance between playing casually and tryharding – just like most of us, sometimes she clutches up in a jaw-dropping way and sometimes whiffs in the most hilarious way possible! And when she’s not competing, she is often seen watch-partying professional games with content creators and other professional players.

TenZ

Similar to how Shroud became one of the most well-known CS:GO professionals back in the day, TenZ has cemented a similar position for himself in Valorant’s Esport scene. He is the only streamer on this list who pursues both content creation and Esports simultaneously, although, of course, he prioritises the latter as he should.

Even though TenZ does not stream as regularly as the other streamers on this list, he racks in tens of thousands of views every time he streams, which is no small feat. If you’re looking for highly competitive ranked gameplay with the most insane hospital flicks and some of the best technical advice, then keep an eye out for when TenZ goes live next!

Subroza

Just like Tarik, Subroza has had an accomplished background in CS:GO, particularly due to his IGL-esque nature and high-calibre mechanical aim (that even pulled in allegations of aim-botting). And just like TenZ, there was also a point where Subroza pursued both content creation and professional Valorant simultaneously, playing for the infamous organisation, TSM.

However, now that Subroza is on break from professional Valorant, his focus on content creation is clearly seen with how regularly he goes live and the thousands of people that come to watch him every day. His streams are a treat for all kinds of players, as he dabbles between semi-casual and highly competitive gameplay, all while exhibiting a very engaging and humorous personality. 

Stewie2K

Stewie2K is another established CS:GO professional who played for Cloud9 back in the day and went on to win multiple tournaments. In Valorant, however, he is currently a free agent who has shown admirable focus and passion for content creation. He has taken the time to cultivate a growing community of his own, pulling in views due to his striking and engaging personality.

Although Stewie2K does not do Watch Parties like the other streamers, he can often be found fragging out in pro 10-mans apart from your standard competitive playlist. Let’s not forget that his streaming schedule particularly caters to everyone else’s off hours, so when none of your favourite streamers are live, you can usually find Stewie online.

Shroud (Honorary Mention)

Shroud has been the face of FPS games for as long as one can remember, starting off by going pro in CS:GO before debuting as a full-time streamer with PUBG, eventually moving on to Valorant and diluting into other games. His brilliant intuition and raw mechanical aim make him an absolute beast at any FPS game he touches.

As things stand right now, although Shroud is amazing at Valorant and gets plenty of attention when he plays, he sadly does not qualify as a Valorant streamer. Similar to iiTzTimmy, another well-known content creator who’s just as cracked at Valorant, he does not actively stream Valorant. So, if you do decide to follow him as a Valorant streamer, you’d sometimes be disappointed when he goes live.

Conclusion

Valorant streamers are a gem to the Valorant community as they really push the envelope for deriving long hours of entertainment from your regular ranked games. These streamers show us that we all are just players who play the same game and experience the same kinds of highs and lows, regardless of elo. So, if you’re interested in following some streamers, be sure to check out the ones we listed!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who Is Valorant’s Oldest Streamer?

While the question is relatively open-ended, 100 Theive’s Hiko is one of the older Valorant Radiants who stream the game consistently and racks in thousands of views whenever he does. He has a very lovable yet sarcastic personality, making him a unique entertainer – do check him out!

Where Does Subroza Stream?

Subroza has and hopefully always will stream on Twitch. He started streaming in mid-2019 when he played for Lazarus’ CS:GO team, a short-lived roster. He streamed CS:GO around this time, but with the release of Valorant a year later, he was quick to make the switch.

When Does Tarik Go Live?

Although, of course, the beauty of streaming is the flexibility it offers without binding anyone to a streaming schedule, Tarik has a relatively predictable streaming schedule. For instance, on Thursdays, he usually streams for around 10 hours between 12 A.M. and 9 A.M. PKT.