Indian content creator and livestreamer Ashswag has emerged winner of the Best International Streamer category at the 2026 Streamer Awards, defeating Nigerian nominees Peller and Carter Efe.
Titiansloaded reports that the 22-year-old YouTuber and Twitch personality received the honour during the sixth edition of the ceremony held on Thursday in Los Angeles, United States.
The even was presented by QTCinderella and Caroline Kwan, with several prominent personalities in the global streaming industry recognised for their contributions.

Following the announcement, Ashswag expressed excitement over his victory, thanking the audience and organisers for the recognition.
“Thank you so much, I feel absolutely incredible. It is nice to meet you guys. Thank you so much,” he said.
Peller and Carter Efe had secured nominations in the international category after the organisers released the list of contenders in October.
Meanwhile, American internet personality IShowSpeed maintained his dominance at the ceremony, winning the Streamer of the Year award for the third successive time.
He also secured the Best IRL Streamer prize and Best Streamed Series recognition for his World Cup Tour.

Other notable winners included Jynxzi, who received Gamer of the Year, while Kai Cenat was honoured with the League of Their Own award.
CaseOh claimed Best Variety Streamer, and E11ysa took home the Rising Star award. Katie B won Best Breakout Streamer, while Quackity received the Legacy Award.
In the group and partnership categories, CORE was recognised as Best Content Group, while Katie B and Vanillamace won Best Stream Duo.
Kai Cenat and Nigerian singer Tyla jointly received the Best Mainstream Collab award, while Cenat’s Streamer University was named Best Streamed Event.

The Chained Together broadcast featuring Jynxzi, Stable Ronaldo and LosPollosTV won Best Marathon Stream. Meccha Chameleon also emerged winner of the Stream Game of the Year category.
The annual Streamer Awards celebrates outstanding performances and achievements across the livestreaming industry.
Its 2026 edition featured 37 award categories, with winners determined through a voting arrangement that allocated 70 per cent to public participation and 30 per cent to an industry panel.


