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Quin69 and Soda on Omoggle: Full Streamer Scores Table

Updated May 2026

Quin69 and Soda on Omoggle: Full Streamer Scores Table

As Omoggle's viral surge expanded beyond the initial looksmaxxing community in May 2026, more mainstream streamers joined the platform. Quin69 and Soda (John Sodapoppin) were among the notable additions to the growing list of major streamers who played Omoggle on live streams.

Quin69 on Omoggle

Quin69 is known for his unfiltered reactions and willingness to engage with whatever is trending on Twitch. His Omoggle sessions generated clip content because of his characteristically blunt commentary on his own scores and opponents. Like xQc, Quin's scores varied significantly between sessions — demonstrating the AI's sensitivity to camera positioning and lighting conditions.

Quin's approach was notably self-aware: he acknowledged the absurdity of the platform while still engaging with it genuinely, which is why his clips spread. The combination of entertainment value and self-deprecating humor worked well for the format.

Soda (Sodapoppin) on Omoggle

Session Highlights

Sodapoppin's audience skews younger than xQc's or Asmongold's, which made his Omoggle content particularly notable from a platform-spread perspective. His sessions introduced Omoggle to a segment of viewers less familiar with looksmaxxing culture, which helped push the platform further into mainstream awareness.

Soda's scores were consistently in the HTN to Chadlite range across documented sessions, which generated reactions from his chat that further amplified the content.

The Broader Streamer Picture

Scores and Tier Placement

The full list of major streamers documented playing Omoggle in May 2026 includes xQc, Asmongold, Jynxzi, Soda, Quin69, Clavicular, Agent00, and Jasontheween (CORE Boys). The diversity of these streamers — from looksmaxxing-adjacent content creators to mainstream gaming streamers — is what accelerated Omoggle's spread from a niche community into mainstream Twitch culture.

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Why Scores Vary So Much

Every documented streamer shows high variance between sessions. This is expected — Omoggle's computer vision system is optimized for controlled conditions and is highly sensitive to camera angle (15–20cm difference can swing scores by 1+ point), lighting direction, and distance. Streamers who figured this out (Jynxzi being the clearest example) maintained more consistent scores. Those who played with default streaming setups showed the highest variance.

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