We knew the day would come eventually, we just didn’t know when.
After holding the crown for so long, Amouranth is no longer Twitch’s most-watched female creator.
The start of the year appeared to be going well for the streamer despite getting hit with two Twitch bans in the space of three days.
Not only was Amouranth thriving on Twitch, but the deal she signed with Kick saw her hailed as the top female streamer across all platforms (not including VTubers).
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Yet, as the year has progressed, an up-and-coming new streamer has been vying for the crown.
Stats reports highlight the decline, with Stream Charts showing Amouranth has well and truly been knocked off the pedestal.
It's been worked out that there was approximately a 24 percent drop off in her engagement rate between April and June of this year.
This is in stark contrast with fellow Twitch streamer Mira, who's experienced a massive 28 percent increase.
Translated into hours consumed by fans, that roughly works out at 5.10M hours; Amouranth’s is 4.12M hours.
None of this takes into account VTubers, though, as previously mentioned.
If they’re included, you’ll see that few can touch their might across streaming platforms.
Currently, VTuber Pekora takes the lead with 9.68M hours.
Although it’s highly doubtful Amouranth can beat that number, it’s possible she could claw back her crown from Mira.
It’s a monumental task, of course, but Amouranth is hardly one to shy away from a challenge.
Having launched her own vagina-inspired beer (still not sold on that idea), as well as signing a deal to star in an adult anime, Amounrath has her fingers in many pies.
Whether it’ll help her dominate Twitch once again, we can’t say.
Anything is possible. No, really. When it comes to Amouranth, she’ll go above and beyond if it means she's not forgotten.