Snapchat announces winners of inaugural Snappys Awards Show

Evan Spiegel, Chief Executive Officer at Snap Inc.
Evan Spiegel, Chief Executive Officer at Snap Inc.
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Snapchat announced on Apr. 1 the winners of its first-ever Snappys Awards Show, an event that brought together creators, industry leaders, and special guests to honor Snap Stars who are shaping culture and community on the platform.

The event recognized 22 creators for their creative excellence, cultural impact, and ability to connect with audiences in authentic ways. This recognition highlights Snapchat’s ongoing efforts to support content creators and strengthen community engagement through its platform.

During the show, Snapchat revealed that Creator Subscriptions are now available to all eligible users. The company said this move is a significant step in helping creators build sustainable businesses and deepen relationships with their fans. The announcement reflects Snapchat’s continued investment in new monetization opportunities and expanded distribution options such as Spotlight.

The awards ceremony featured a variety of well-known personalities including host Matt Friend, Harry Jowsey, Candiace Dillard Bassett, Jeremiah Brown, Nic Vans, David Dobrik, Dixie D’Amelio, Francesca Farago, JoJo Siwa, Skai Jackson among others. Notable winners included Ashton Hall (Breakout Creator), Ella Moncrief (One To Watch), AdamW (Spotlight MVP), Kylie Jenner (Comeback Star), DJ Khaled (Lifetime Achievement), David Dobrik (Creator of the Year), Ashley Graham (Top Fashion Creator), Dwight Howard (Top Athlete Creator) and several others across various categories.

By recognizing these creators at the inaugural Snappys Awards Show and expanding tools like Creator Subscriptions for all eligible users, Snapchat signals its commitment to supporting both emerging talent and established figures within its creator ecosystem.



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