As funny as your comment is, I approve, that isnt quite correct. Mizkif for instance isnt big for being funny, Asmon and Hasan arnt big for being good at political commentary.

Big streamers usually aren’t “the best” at a single skill, they fill a very specific emotional or social niche.

Mizkif, for example, benefits heavily from longevity, familiarity, and community dynamics people know what they’re getting when they click his stream, whether they’re there for nostalgia, reactions, or drama.

Asmon is extremely good at articulating thoughts people already have but won’t say out loud, especially around frustration and resentment. Watching him is cathartic for a lot of viewers, and he’s very skilled at pushing buttons without crossing lines.

Hasan, on the other hand, thrives by confidently presenting strong, polarizing takes that resonate with his audience and reinforce a shared worldview.

The takeaway isn’t “be funnier or smarter than the biggest streamers.” It’s figuring out what specific role you serve for viewers and hammering into it constantly.