Jaryd “Summit1g” Lazar stayed at the top of Twitch in April, but Fortnite’s return to prominence has Turner “Tfue” Tenney hot on his heels.
The following titles are ranked according to the total number of hours watched on Twitch 
, from April 1-30, with data compiled using TEO Analytics.
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Year-Over-Year
As was the case in March, the biggest difference between last April and this month was the hours watched total for Tyler “Ninja” Blevins. After breaking records when he streamed with popular rap artist Drake, Blevins leveraged his success to host an event in Las Vegas that also drew sizeable viewership.
Blevins’ ability to take advantage of his exposure catapulted him to viewership that had never before been seen by influencers on Twitch in April of 2018, but this year, viewership figures by top streamers are significantly more down to earth.
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On the esports side of things, viewership figures in the top 10 were fairly consistent with that of April of last year. Riot Games
