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Twitch servers · 92

Active 19.4K online

Official Discord for Clix—pro Fortnite player & creator. Join for Fortnite esports talk and hang out with the community off-stream.

Active 14.7K online

89-SQUAD — русскоязычное комьюнити вокруг игр и стримов bratishkinoff (Twitch/YouTube), с обсуждениями и общением.

Active 8K online

Official Tubbo community for Minecraft, variety streams, music, and live events—chat, videos, and streamer discussion.

Active 15.4K online

IlloJuan City: Spanish variety gaming, comedy, and reaction streams—join the IlloJuan community hub for laughs and long-form content.

Very active 19.3K online

A community space for Quackity fans—Minecraft, comedy, multilingual creator projects, and big collaborative events.

Active 7.9K online

SQUEEZIE is an active French community to follow the creator’s latest news across YouTube/Twitch—gaming, comedy, documentaries, and more.

Active 8.3K online

Pokimane’s fan community server for gaming, Twitch/YouTube updates, and variety chat.

Very active 18.4K online

Asmongold’s official hub for MMO, gaming, and streaming discussions—join the community and talk news, gameplay, and reactions.

Active 8.2K online

Official TimTheTatman Discord for the #tatmanarmy—join for gaming talk, streams, and Call of Duty/WARZONE community.

Active 3.7K online

Serveur officiel d’Aminematue : gaming, football, événements et grandes productions en livestream.

Quiet 251 online

NOBRU is the official Portuguese community for the streamer Bruno “Nobru” Goes—Free Fire, esports, and Twitch/YouTube updates.

Active 4.5K online

Comunidad en español para comentar los directos y conectar como fans de Xokas, con foco en gaming y World of Warcraft.

About Twitch Discord servers

Twitch Discord servers serve two crowds. Streamer servers deal with the practical side: OBS and encoder settings, overlays and alerts, bots and moderation, affiliate and partner requirements, and honest feedback on a channel that is not growing. Many run raid trains and support networks so small streamers land in front of new viewers.

The other kind belongs to a single streamer, where the community keeps talking between broadcasts, gets go-live pings, and organizes games with the streamer. If you stream, avoid pure follow-for-follow servers; viewers who only came to be counted do not stay in chat.