The Biggest Moroccan Streamers on Kick in 2026: Followers, Hours Watched and Viewers

Morocco has some of the biggest Arabic-speaking channels on Kick. Three of them made Streams Charts’ top 10 for the whole Middle East and North Africa in 2025. Here is how Morocco’s leading Kick streamers compare on followers, hours watched and average viewers.

Who is on this list

The list takes every Kick streamer in Streams Charts’ ranking of the most-watched Moroccan streamers of 2024, plus the Moroccans in its 2025 top 10 for the Middle East and North Africa. That gives seven channels. Three other names in the 2024 ranking, Abderrahim El Manar Esslimi, Houyam Star (هيام ستار) and cameliaaa92, stream mainly on YouTube or Twitch, so they are not in this Kick comparison.

Kick followers today

The follower counts shown on each Kick channel on 6 November 2026:

Ilyas has about twice as many followers as anyone else on the list. Behind him, AhmedSabiri and Bougassaa are close, about 24,000 apart.

Most watched in 2024

Followers show how many people signed up. Hours watched show how much they actually watched. Streams Charts’ 2024 ranking counts hours watched across platforms and lists each streamer’s airtime, the hours they spent live. Dividing one by the other gives the average number of people watching at any moment.

Average viewers are rounded, and calculated by this site from Streams Charts’ figures.

Ilyas finished first with the shortest airtime of the seven. He spent nearly a year away from Kick and only returned in August 2024, as told in From YouTube to Kick. In about 380 hours live, he averaged around 32,300 viewers, almost four times the next streamer. Vodkafunky streamed the most, 2,530 hours, an average of almost seven hours a day. MUSLIM333 was second on hours watched, counted across Kick and a second platform, although his current Kick channel has far fewer followers than the others.

2025: three Moroccans in the regional top 10

Streams Charts’ ranking of the most-watched streamers in the Middle East and North Africa counts Kick only. In 2025, Ilyas was fifth with 27.01 million hours watched, Bougassaa eighth with 16.17 million and Vodkafunky tenth with 13.79 million. In the same ranking a year earlier, their Kick totals were 12.3 million, 6.4 million and 8.4 million.

Ilyas’s biggest audience came on 10 January 2025: 601,000 viewers at once during the Kings World Cup Nations, the third-highest peak of any Kick streamer that year.

The other names

Bougassaa, from Marrakech, started creating content in 2022 with GTA V videos and vlogs on YouTube. Streams Charts named him among Kick’s fastest-rising streamers of 2024, and one of his 2025 cooking streams averaged over 15,000 viewers.

Vodkafunky, Soufiane Gharbaoui, also began on YouTube. He streams GTA V and is part of the Bobony Family, a group of streamers on a Moroccan roleplay server, and many of his roleplay streams have featured Ilyas. Streams Charts notes that he has won Best Streamer awards in Morocco.

AhmedSabiri has the second-largest Kick following on this list, and his 2024 hours were counted across Twitch and Kick. Nahoule82k describes himself on Kick as “Doctor, Father, Leader but Gamer”. PSIKO, seventh in the 2024 ranking, streams GTA V and EA Sports FC among other games.

So, who is Morocco’s biggest streamer?

On every measure here, Ilyas El Maliki: the most Kick followers, the most hours watched in 2024 and 2025, the highest average audience in 2024 and a 601,000-viewer peak. The places behind him depend on what you count. AhmedSabiri is second on Kick followers, MUSLIM333 was second on hours watched in 2024, and Bougassaa was the next Moroccan in the 2025 regional top 10.

The Kick counts were read from each channel on 6 November 2026 and change every day. A large channel missing here was not in the Streams Charts rankings used. For how he compares beyond Morocco, read Is Ilyas El Maliki Africa’s Biggest Streamer?, or follow his streams as they happen on the live page.