The top names in YouTube, Periscope, Instagram and more walked the red carpet for fifth annual Streamy Awards.

The awards, presented by Broadcast Live, VH1 and Tubefilter, were held Sept. 17 at the Hollywood Palladium and hosted by YouTube veterans Grace Helbig and Tyler Oakley.

In the audience choice category, top honors went to comedy and lifestyle vlogger Connor Franta for individual performer, while comedy prank series Fousey Tube won the series category.

The series Epic Rap Battles of History and Video Game High School, created by Freddy Wong’s RocketJump, were the recipients of multiple awards, with Epic Rap Battles taking home prizes for collaboration, costume design and editing, and Video Game High School receiving recognition for directing and best ensemble cast.

In the new category of breakout creator, trivia buff Matthew Santoro took home the top prize.

For channels and series, Lilly Singh, aka IISuperwomanII, won the award for best first person, while the long-running Cyanide and Happiness won for best animated series.

For subject awards, the seemingly unstoppable Felix Kjellberg (PewDiePie) took home the award for gaming, and The Young Turks, which has evolved from a single news channel to a full network, was deemed the best news and culture channel or series.

The awards also showcased a number of linear performers who have crossed over into digital. Former Dawson’s Creek actor James Van Der Beek was recognized for his performance in the YouTube series Andi Shenkar’s Bootleg Universe, while former So You Think You Can Dance performer Dominic “D-Trix” Sandoval won the Best Dancer award.

Full list of winners presented below.

(* Indicates new category)

Audience Choice

• Entertainer of the Year: Connor Franta
• Show of the Year: Fousey Tube

Channel or Series

• Breakthrough Artist*: Matthew Santoro
• Comedy: Flula
• Drama: BlackBoxTV
• Indie: Eat Our Feelings
• International: Racka Racka
• Non-Fiction: Good Mythical Morning
• First Person: IISuperwomanII
• Spin-Off: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Backstage
• Animated: Cyanide and Happiness

Subject Awards

• Action or Sci-Fi: Corridor Digital
• Beauty: Gigi Gorgeous
• Documentary or Investigative*: Atari: Game Over
• Fashion: Lauren Elizabeth
• Food: Epic Meal Time
• Gaming: PewDiePie
• Health and Wellness: Blogilates
• Kids and Family: What’s Up Moms
• Lifestyle: iJustine
• News and Culture: The Young Turks
• Pranks: PrankVsPrank
• Science or Education: Vsauce
• Sport: Dude Perfect

Performance Awards

• Actor: James Van Der Beek, Adi Shankar’s Bootleg Universe
• Actress: Colleen Ballinger, Miranda Sings
• Collaboration: Nice Peter, EpicLLOYD, Grace Helbig, and Hannah Hart, Epic Rap Battles of History
• Dance: Dominic “D-Trix” Sandoval
• Ensemble Cast: Video Game High School

Music Awards

• Breakthrough Artist: Shawn Mendes
• Cover Song: Foil, “Weird Al” Yankovic (based on Lorde’s “Royals”)
• Original Song: Here, Alessia Cara

Craft Awards

• Cinematography: Devin Super Tramp, Devin Graham
• Costume Design: Epic Rap Battles of History, Sulai Lopez
• Directing: Video Game High School, Matt Arnold and Freddie Wong
• Editing: Epic Rap Battles of History, Andrew Sherman, Ryan Moulton, Daniel Turcan and Peter Shukoff
• Visual and Special Effects: Corridor Digital, Sam Gorski, Niko Pueringer, and Jake Watson
• Writing: You Deserve A Drink, Mamrie Hart

Social Video Awards

• Short Form Comedy*: Logan Paul
• Short Form Creativity*: SnapperHero
• Shapchat Storyteller*: Shaun McBride (shonduras)
• Viner: King Bach

Campaign Awards

• Brand Campaign: Crazy Plastic Ball Prank #WithDad, Roman Atwood (Nissan)
• Social Good Campaign: #ProudToLove, Marriage Equality and LGBT Pride Month