Who is Sykkuno? Wholesome Twitch streamer to new YouTube gem Sykkuno InstagramSykkuno joined the exodus to YouTube Gaming after his stellar rise on Twitch. We take a look at who Sykunno is and explore the wholesome streamer\u2019s career so far. Right off the bat, his broadcasts have a much different tone than what you\u2019d normally find on most channels. Where many content creators rely on a steady supply of eccentric gameplay or highly energized react videos, viewers will be surprised to see how laid-back Sykkuno\u2019s streams can be. Streams are driven by his wholesome characteristics, tamed approach to a given situation, reserved demeanor, and, of course, the \u2018anime protagonist\u2019 vibe he immediately gives off. Since starting his journey as a League of Legends creator on YouTube to streaming Among Us on Twitch with the likes of Pokimane, Disguised Toast, Valkyrae, PewDiePie, Jacksepticeye, and more, Sykkuno hasn\u2019t stopped growing while hardly raising the decibels in his content. The internet\u2019s friendliest streamer: Sykkuno Sure, there are haters who see Sykkuno\u2019s success and want to bag on the streamer \u2013 with threads filled with speculation his personality is fake or purposefully embellishing mannerisms. But it\u2019s hard to find clips to support that. The more you pay attention to him, the more you want to see if he\u2019s going to crack. But then he doesn\u2019t. I was streaming some ranked last night and fed hard as amumu. Kaisa started flaming me and spamming FF, but he legit went through a redemption arc later in the game and we ended up as pals by the end of it! I got the warm fuzzies after how nice he ended up being!! \ud83d\ude0a pic.twitter.com\/ExbZZkpmKl \u2014 Sykkuno (@Sykkuno) April 26, 2019 Consider how his sunny disposition perfectly plays off of Corpse Husband\u2019s dark demeanor \u2013 just one way he\u2019s been known to light up Twitch streams since skyrocketing in viewership. He started broadcasting his face in early 2020, and the only times he\u2019s broken character wasn\u2019t for raging or giving a desperate hot take \u2013 instead, it was because he was overjoyed with the birthday wishes from his friends and community. (Mobile viewers: Timestamp at 10:40) Sykkuno blows up on Twitch There\u2019s a mixed bag of reactions when looking at Sykkuno\u2019s rise on Twitch. He\u2019s had his account since 2011, and was largely absent on the platform from 2015 to 2018, according to SullyGnome. He was encouraged to turn the broadcast back on with some encouragement from longtime friend and OfflineTV member Lilypichu, according to TopTwitchStreamers. It\u2019s a good thing he did, too. Since coming back at the tail end of 2018, his old followers and new fans were giving him healthy streams with an average viewership, hovering at 60-100 people for the first few months of his return. Of course, recurring features in animated videos that featured Lilypichu, Scarra, and the like also contributed to his growth; it was around mid-2019 when people were starting to recognize Sykkuno based on his voice alone. Someone actually recognized me by my voice IRL, IT WAS KINDA EMBARASSING BUT EXCITING!! \ud83d\ude33\ud83d\ude33 Thanks yu yung for noticing me!! You made my day! \u2014 Sykkuno (@Sykkuno) April 28, 2019 Metrically, there are three defining moments during the streamer\u2019s rise: TwitchCon 2019; his appearance on the Rajjchelor, since called Love or Host, in May 2020; and his August move into the OfflineTV house. The first two instances defied Sykkuno\u2019s aptitude for being low-profile while putting him face-to-face, in a manner of speaking, with the wider streaming community. And once people knew about him, they couldn\u2019t turn away. Sykkuno moves to YouTube Gaming Sykkuno has left his abundant Twitch empire to join the ever-growing ranks of streamers now broadcasting exclusively on YouTube. Sykkuno, who recently went from the OfflineTV house to temporarily room with Valkyrae, has been broadcasting easy-viewing variety streams that quickly convert interested audiences into regular viewers. Well, that audience eventually made him a hot commodity in the streaming wars. The writing was on the wall ahead of his Twitch switch which made him YouTube\u2019s latest exclusive signing. Fans noted when Sykkuno removed \u2018Twitch partner\u2019 from his Twitter bio a day before the reveal and were clued in later that the steamer was temporarily staying with Valkyrae to take care of some business in LA. Sykkuno made the official announcement on May 2, 2022 \u2013 nearly two years after his meteoric rise to fame in 2020. Now, he and Valkyrae both stream on the same platform, where Sykkuno boasts 2.68 million subscribers. Does Sykkuno sell merchandise? Sykkuno launched his very first merchandise line in April 2022. The line includes an array of t-shirts, striped green scarves, and even green hoodies with a little sprout on the top to represent his iconic Among Us character. Fans can cop Sykkuno\u2019s merch at the official online store. Why does Sykkuno cover his mouth when smiling? If you watch Sykkuno, even briefly, you may pick up on a peculiar habit of his \u2013 he will often cover his mouth when laughing or smiling. Sykkuno has explained that he covers his mouth because people had made fun of him, and he so he formed a habit of putting his hand over his face. Fans have encouraged him to break the habit, as the streamer has a perfectly normal smile. In July 2019, Sykkuno had around 16.5 followers on Twitch; just a year later, he was at 250,000. And in the months following August, he breezed past a million followers on Twitch, and sat at 4 million before his switch to YouTube in 2022.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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