Shared TikTok LIVE gifters, measured across creators.
Within LiveRank’s retained global top-100 gifter cohort, find supporters observed with at least two distinct tracked creators. Use the relationship count and dated activity as evidence of audience overlap—not as a claim of exclusivity or ownership.
Global top-100 cohortTwo or more creatorsDeduplicated relationshipsObserved public activity
Shared within the global top 100 · cumulative all-time
Leading observed cross-creator gifters in the retained cohort
All-time observed answer: In LiveRank's cumulative all-time observed dataset through Sep 10, 2026 at 20:22 UTC, E$COBAR77777777777777777777777 (@ecobar777777777777) leads this global top-100 cohort shared-gifter view with 21,825,768 in recorded gift value across 2 distinct tracked creators. This is LiveRank coverage, not a claim about all activity on TikTok.
Tracked since Aug 3, 2026 · latest listed activity Sep 16, 2026 at 07:51 UTC · projection refreshed Sep 16, 2026 at 09:08 UTC
6,893,843 observed gift value4 distinct tracked creators supportedLast observed Aug 30, 2026
Qualifying rows have at least two distinct tracked creators and are selected only from the retained global top-100 gifter projection. This is not a complete ranking of every shared gifter; qualifying identities below that cohort are not represented, and missing room coverage can make relationships incomplete.
What is a shared gifter on TikTok LIVE?
In LiveRank, a shared gifter is one stable observed identity connected to gifting activity in the public LIVE rooms of at least two distinct tracked creators. This public page filters that definition within the retained global top-100 gifter cohort; it is not a platform-wide shared-gifter ranking. The term describes a measured overlap in covered activity and does not imply that the creators share their entire audience or that the gifter belongs to either creator.
The relationship count uses distinct creator identities. Sending several gifts, returning to the same room, or appearing in repeated room snapshots does not increase the number of creators supported.
How shared-gifter data can be used responsibly
Question
What the data can show
Required caution
Do two creators share support?
A stable gifter was observed with both tracked creators
It does not measure their complete audiences
Did support move recently?
Dated retained observations can show recent covered activity
Missing coverage is not proof of inactivity
Is a supporter diversified?
The number of distinct tracked creators supported
It may be a lower bound outside covered rooms
Is the gifter also a creator?
A separate ranked-creator identity can be connected when evidence matches
The two roles remain analytically separate
Creators can use these signals to understand adjacent communities and recurring support patterns. Agencies can use them as context around a roster, but recruiting availability and private customer workflow data are never published on this page.
How LiveRank avoids inflated relationship counts
Public LIVE streams can surface the same account repeatedly, while gift combos can evolve over several events. LiveRank reconciles those observations around stable identifiers where available and keeps a relationship tied to the distinct receiving creator. It does not turn repeated activity in one room into several creators supported.
If an identity cannot be matched reliably, LiveRank should not merge it merely because two display names look alike. Display names and avatars can change; stable evidence matters more than cosmetic similarity.
Scope: The shared-gifter list is a filtered view of the latest durable global top-100 cohort available to this public page. It is evidence from observed rooms, not surveillance of private TikTok accounts or a complete shared-gifter census.
Does a shared gifter mean two creators have the same audience?
No. It means at least one stable supporter identity was observed with both creators during covered public LIVE activity. Their overall audiences can still be very different.
Can a creator own or control a gifter relationship?
No conclusion like that follows from observed gifting activity. The data records public activity and must not be presented as proof of loyalty, exclusivity, motive, or an off-platform relationship.
Why can the relationship count increase later?
LiveRank may observe the same stable gifter supporting an additional tracked creator in a later covered room. That newly evidenced distinct relationship can then join the retained projection.
Does no recent observation mean someone stopped gifting?
No. It means LiveRank did not retain newer covered activity for that identity. The person could have been inactive, outside covered rooms, or not observable during that interval.