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Content creator group AMP (Any Means Possible) has taken the internet by storm, attracting millions of views on their videos. The squad's rise has been meteoric. The crew first gained traction in 2023, and this momentum was carried forward well into 2024.
The group started with four members, namely Davis “ImDavisss,” Duke Dennis, Roberto “Fanum,” and Din “Agent 00.” Kai Cenat and Chris “Chrisnxtdoor” joined later.
AMP has over six million subscribers on YouTube, pumping out content regularly. Its content includes gameshows, pranks, competitions, and video games. Most recently, the group made a 2024 addition to its annual rap cyphers, a staple of its channel.
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AMP’s standout quality is how well its members function together. However, they also have individual traits that make them unique.
This article ranks all Any Means Possible members based on popularity.
6) ImDavisss
Davis "ImDavisss" is one of the core founding members of AMP. Originally making content centered around NBA 2K, he has slowly shifted focus into more story-driven content, especially on YouTube, where he has over 638,000 subscribers, averaging about a million views per video.
Twitch, on the other hand, has become a second priority for the content creator. Currently, he has about 222,000 followers on his channel on the platform, where he livestreams occasionally. This inconsistency is one of the reasons why he is the least popular AMP member on this list.
More recently though, ImDavisss put out music that left his fans in awe. He even performed one of his songs in the 2024 AMP Cypher.
5) Chrisnxtdoor
Chris “Chrisnxtdoor” previously worked as an editor for AMP, becoming a full-fledged member in 2021. He has over 503,000 followers on Twitch, putting him at number five on this list. He currently averages about 1,500 viewers per stream and regularly appears on other AMP members’ broadcasts, whether it is to game or chat.
A highlight of Chrisnxtdoor's career would be when 21 Savage appeared on Kai Cenat’s stream and reacted to the streamer’s diss track of him. This moment exposed the content creator to a wider audience and boosted his popularity.
Chrisnxtdoor is known for his low-key comedic nature and affinity for music. You will often catch him making beats on stream, bantering with his chat, playing NBA 2K, and collaborating with his fellow group members.
4) Agent 00
Din “Agent 00” is another core member of the AMP group. Like most of his other team members, he started his career by making content around NBA 2K. However, he has since transitioned into more diverse content like skits, challenges, reactions, and vlogs.
Agent 00 currently has over 1.8 million followers on Twitch, averaging over 18,000 viewers per stream. His content is still heavily centered around gaming and basketball, leading him to gain sponsorship from the Jordan brand earlier this year.
Agent 00 has a sizable fanbase, thanks to his analytical approach to gaming and his capacity to simplify intricate strategies. Beyond video games, his humor and friendly demeanor in his group's projects make him a vital team member.
The Twitch star is often involved in streams with the likes of Cinna and Jynxzi. These collaborations have introduced him to a variety of audiences, contributing to his popularity.
3) Duke Dennis
Known for his charm and charisma, big-brother-like demeanor, and incredible athleticism, Duke Dennis is a prime example of how unique each AMP member is. He is expressive and entertains his fans with his candid commentary.
Duke Dennis mainly puts out Just Chatting and gaming videos while also making IRL content related to basketball or lifestyle vlogs. On YouTube, his most popular videos, garnering millions of views, revolve around him throwing parties or “rizzing” up women, a term he was credited for inventing.
Duke Dennis currently has 2.3 million followers on Twitch, with about 13,000 average viewers per stream, and over 2.7 million subscribers on YouTube. He has established himself as a cross-platform celebrity over the last few years.
2) Fanum
Roberto “Fanum” wouldn’t have been this high on the popularity list a year ago. The New York-based streamer rapidly climbed the ranks this year, establishing himself as an individual content creator rather than just a member of AMP.
A founding member of the group, Fanum just recently surpassed Duke Dennis with over 2.4 million followers on Twitch and more than 25,000 viewers per stream.
The streamer is known for his energetic behavior, healthy appetite (resulting in the phrase "Fanum Tax" being invented), and hilarious content. His knack for storytelling and relatable humor have won him a devoted following.
Fanum is a vital part of the AMP team because of his charm and genuine personality, which guarantee that every video is full of fun and laughter.
1) Kai Cenat
Kai “KC3” Cenat needs no introduction, the Twitch megastar currently has over 12.5 million followers on Twitch, with an average of 132,000 viewers per stream. Cenat had a booming career making YouTube videos before joining AMP in 2020.
From music to games to IRL content, the streamer does it all. His energetic atmosphere, relatable content, collaborations with celebrities, and cross-platform availability have made him the most popular member of AMP and one of the most well-known content creators today.
Born in New York, Cenat's best on-stream moments spread across TikTok, Instagram, and X like wildfire. This, coupled with celebrity appearances on his broadcasts (Kevin Hart, Tyla, 21 Savage, and more), makes his content incredibly diverse.
While controversial, Cenat's involvement in various public stunts, such as giveaways and events, has generated immense media attention and boosted his popularity.
Overall, the Any Means Possible crew shows no signs of stopping in its endeavors. With more content to come, it doesn't seem like we'll stop hearing from the group anytime soon.
