Top 10 League of Legends Streamers
As you may have noticed, there are a lot of League of Legends streamers out there, but we are only highlighting the best LoL streamers. To make the list the streamers have to be skilled at the game, but most of all, entertaining to watch. That’s why these top LoL streamers are worth checking out!
Bio: Tyler “Tyler1” Steinkamp is a streamer from the USA. He used to be known for always playing Draven, but recently has been playing Jungle.
Additional Info: From ‘Most Toxic Player NA’ turned ‘Most Reformed Player NA,’ Tyler1’s streaming career has been an adventure. Since Riot lifted his ban, it has been absolute must-see entertainment. Don’t get me wrong, he is still toxic and rages like no other, but it all goes into the entertainment experience. Oh, and he is very good at LoL (and he will let you know it).
Bio: Michael “Imaqtpie” Santana is an ex-pro player and streamer from the USA. He plays a range of roles including Support and Bot Lane.
Additional Info: Formerly a pro player for Dignitas, Imaqtpie is now respected as one of the top OG LoL streamers. He has been doing it professionally since 2014 and paved the way for a lot of today’s popular streamers to make it their career as well. One thing has always been a constant throughout, even though he is an amusing and laid-back guy, don’t let that distract you from just how good he is at LoL. If you have followed the LoL esports scene since inception, you’ll understand why Imaqtpie made the top League of Legends streamer list!
Bio: Joedat “Voyboy” Esfahani is an ex-pro player and streamer from the USA. He is known for playing Mid and Top Lane.
Additional Info: You would be hard-pressed to find any streamer that cares more than about the League of Legends community as a whole than Voyboy. He has been an integral part of the industry for a long time, as he was the Rank 1 NA player in Season 1 and has had a few pro seasons too. He loves streaming and ultimately wants the best for the LoL community as a whole. He has his finger on every new patch, game drama, or possible improvement for the scene. A true professional.
Bio: Ashkan “TFBlade” Homayouni is a streamer from Iran. He is known for playing Top Lane.
Additional Info: TFBlade can easily make a case for him being a top LoL streamer, if not the best non-pro on Twitch. He has hit Challenger on 5 different servers, four of which he hit Rank 1. Here is a crazy stat to show how ridiculously skilled and troll he can be: at one point he had the Rank 1 and Rank 2 accounts on NA server, and almost got another account to Rank 3! Dude is a monster, and he knows it.
Bio: Hammoudi “Yassuo” Abdalrhman is a streamer from the USA. As his name suggests, he was originally known for playing Yasuo.
Additional Info: Don’t let the name fool you; he is not a one-trick Yassuo player. Instead, he is one of the most famous LoL streamers in the world and has mastered every Champion he has touched. This isn’t the stream for kids, and not just because of how badly he embarrasses his opponents, but if you like an edge to your top-tier talent, Yassuo is your guy. Yassuo is clearly one of the best LoL streamers on Twitch, no doubt about it!
Bio: Zachary “Sneaky” Scuderi is an ex-pro player and streamer from the USA. He tends to focus on playing Bot Lane.
Additional Info: With his LCS days behind him, Sneaky has transitioned his ‘fan-favorite’ status into a successful streaming career. Although he has become more known (‘notorious’ is probably a better word) for his cosplay, Sneaky is still just as skilled as he was in his Cloud9 days. You won’t find a better ADC on Twitch than Sneaky.
Bio: Danny “Shiphtur” Le is an ex-pro player and streamer from Canada. He predominantly plays Mid Lane.
Additional Info: A former top-tier player turned stream, Shiphtur showcases his talent without the raging. He takes the lack of toxicity even further in how chill he keeps the stream, even kicking back to watch Youtube videos with viewers in-between games. Kick back and enjoy.
Bio: Nick “LS” De Cesare is a streamer from the USA. He is known for his deep knowledge of the game and analytical discussions.
Additional Info: One of the biggest brains in professional League of Legends, LS is known more for being a coach than an actual player. He has been the mind behind some of the biggest innovations in pro LoL and has even take some players under his wing to propel them to pro status. Sometimes he doesn’t even play on stream Instead, he just talks through the game deeper than you have ever heard before. He deserves to be featured in the best LoL streamer list, if you thought you know LoL, LS will prove you still have more to learn.
Bio: Kelsey “KayPea” is a streamer from Canada. Her focus is Mid Lane, and tends to favor mages.
Additional Info: Reppin’ for the ladies! Do not underestimate KayPea. If you run into her in the Mid Lane, you should be nervous. Even though you don’t want to see her in-game, watching her on stream is much more enjoyable. She takes all the outcomes with a smile and is able to laugh at herself, whether popping off or missing skill shots.
Bio: TheBausff is a Top Laner from Sweden. He is a Top Lane player and considered one of the best Sion players in the world.
Additional Info: Whenever Sion gets played in a LEC game, you will hear the broadcast team reference TheBaus. Why? Because he is the undisputed best Sion player in Europe, he could not be left out of the top LoL streamer list. He has built a solid reputation in solo queue and has turned into the source of how to properly play the Champion. Respect TheBaus.
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Gamers RISE for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
This past year has posed a challenge to just about everything and early detection of breast cancer is no exception. We saw major setbacks in screenings and preventative care. We have some ground to make up, but instead of looking back, we’re moving forward together.
When it comes to breast cancer, it has never been about the challenge we face, rather the ways in which we rise to meet that challenge.
For the past 30 years, NBCF has supported women by helping them get access to the education, screening, and services they need. This is our moment to rise up and do even more. What might the future look like with more education, more screening, more services, more support, more health equity?
It’s time for us all to RISE and Rally in Screening Everyone. You can RISE to the Game Pink challenge when you sign up to host a charity stream and start fundraising.
How can I help?
Getting started is simple! Launch a Streamlabs fundraiser and host a charity stream with NBCF between now and the end of October to make a difference in the lives of women and families facing the realities of breast cancer.
No matter what game you play or what you stream, your fundraising efforts can be life-changing for those impacted by breast cancer.
· A charity stream fundraiser that raises $300 can provide a mammogram to 2 women who couldn’t otherwise afford it.
· A $500 fundraiser can provide a HOPE Kit to 10 women in treatment.
· Raising $1,000 can provide 40 women with patient navigators to help them through the complex cancer care system.
When you’re ready to start a fundraiser, be sure and check out custom Game Pink overlays and alerts available through one click in the Streamlabs theme library.
Every dollar you raise makes a powerful impact. Learn more about how National Breast Cancer Foundation & Game Pink provide hope and help to women navigating breast cancer.
Additional helpful links:
- Learn more about the Game Pink
- Start fundraising for the National Breast Cancer Foundation
- Download the Overlays
- Install the Charity Alerts into Streamlabs OBS
- Add the Charity Alerts into other Broadcasting software
Streamers are Changing the World
BIPOC Support Foundation is here to help.
History shows how entire civilizations can shift around an individual who inspires others around them to take action. When a person decides to use their voice when they see injustice, when they see children who need help and communities crumbling, that is when change happens. Thousands of streamers removed themselves from Twitch for a day to bring notice to hate raids targeting BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) and LGBTQIA+ creators. We have taken a moment to acknowledge the hate, but there are fundamental issues in our societies that promote the bias leading to these attacks. In the United States we have seen slavery abolished and civil rights enacted yet human rights and equity for all stalls as decades slide by. BIPOC Support Foundation works to continue these essential advancements, using research and targeted focus to make sustaining change in communities. We provide grants and mentorship to business owners, educational resources to teachers, and backpacks filled with school supplies to students to build up critical areas in communities. Streamers are literally one of the driving forces for our nonprofit, as they have raised thousands of dollars in support of what we are doing.
We obviously see immense value in the wonders individual people can do together, too, especially where we have remarkable civic outreach. Yet we know that there are still gaps where we need help — help in lower-income communities and assistance for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color who are statistically less likely to receive funding or education to the level of others. Each of us, acting to help and strengthen each other, can build up communities in San Diego able to withstand conflict and change lives, strengthening all our futures.
Tomorrow (Thursday, September 9th) is the first ever San Diego Gives day, 24 hour online fundraiser to support nonprofit organizations.
BSF is asking that you share this campaign and give or plan a fundraiser. We need the assistance of our donors and supporters to continue driving this very important mission. We would like to give more and that requires funding. People willing to contribute their time, or funding, or simply sharing this with others, will take on the achievable goals of providing health programs, educational resources, and business mentorship and support to our communities. We hope you will join us in supporting our BIPOC community!
Research coupled with action has a powerful affect, and when it is backed by united voices acknowledging not only that change is necessary, but that it is possible — well, those are the moments in time captured by history. Black, Indigenous, and People of Color are not just being targeted by hate raids. Statistically we see BIPOC receive less financial and educational assistance than others. Even nonprofits aimed to relieve these issues are less likely to receive grants to continue their work. That is why we are so amazed by the work streamers are doing in finding nonprofits like ours to support, learn about, and promote. The donations given through Streamlabs Charity have been a sustaining force for us over the past few months that we could not have anticipated, with every dollar amount given meaning so much. It shows your investment to find solutions for issues that have long festered.
What does your donation do?
- Your donation fills backpacks with school supplies for poverty level youths, from kindergarteners to high schoolers entering college.
- It becomes grants given to businesses that need financial boosts — they are considered high risk to banks because of BIPOC ownership or because they are located in BIPOC communities.
- It helps pay for the websites and programs required to produce free-of-charge resources for educators in districts that provide inadequate equipment and training.
- It supports the volunteer group of business and educational professionals who mentor business owners and provide guidance for our free programs available for all.
- It provides tools that teach children and adults ways to reduce stress and promote wellness.
When you’re ready to start a fundraiser, be sure and check out our custom overlays and alerts. They’re available in the Streamlabs theme library and can be installed with one click:
Helpful links:
- Start a fundraiser for the BIPOC Support Foundation
- Download the overlays
- Install the alerts into Streamlabs OBS
- Install the alerts into other broadcasting software
- Visit the BIPOC Support Foundation website
- Follow the BIPOC Support Foundation on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter
- How to link your Streamlabs alerts to your fundraising campaign.
How to double your donations when you fundraise for smaller charities.
During the time I’ve spent working on Streamlabs Charity, I’ve gotten to know so many incredible people who are doing amazing work in the nonprofit sector. I don’t think I fully understood or appreciated how many human-hours were being dedicated to charitable work each year, or how many charities were out there.
Part of the reason for my unawareness is that charities have a very different approach to marketing than we see in the for-profit sector. For-profit business generally value growth above all else, so spending $1.00 on marketing to make $1.01 makes reasonable fiscal sense. Nonprofits are different. The majority of their operating capital comes from donations, so they’re deeply invested in keeping operating costs as low as possible. Donors want to make contributions with the confidence that the money will be spent on the cause itself (not things like marketing).
As a result, it can be pretty hard for charities to get the word out — especially smaller charities that don’t have any marketing departments at all.
This is why Streamlabs is proud to be partnering with Pledges, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping charities of all sizes receive the benefits of 501(c)(3) status within 24 hours (and without the fees). Pledges takes care of all the administrative busywork involved in getting smaller charities established, so that the founders and volunteers can focus on what matters — their mission.
As part of the onboarding process, nonprofits under the Pledges umbrella will now also receive a Streamlabs Charity profile. What this means is that they can get official status and begin fundraising with lightning speed.
Pledges charities are the same as other charities, with three exceptions:
- All charities under the Pledges umbrella use the 501(c)(3) number for Pledges itself (36–4963438).
- All donations made to a Pledges charity will be distributed to that charity by the Pledges organization (at no cost and for with zero fees).
- Pledges has committed to matching the first $10,000 that each of their charities has raised — so your fundraising efforts for these charities are effectively doubled.
Pledges has extensively vetted each of their nonprofits, and has taken on the legal liability for each of them by vouching for them. Plus, Pledges was founded by Murtaza Hussein, one of the co-founders of Streamlabs itself — so if you can trust us you can trust them. If you ever have questions about Pledges or any of the charities in their network, you can always reach out to Cat McArdle by email at cat@pledges.com — she has offered to introduce prospective charity steamers to folks at the nonprofits any time.
Like larger charities that you’ve probably heard of, smaller charities are staffed with passionate individuals doing amazing work. As a general rule, smaller charities have lower administrative costs as well, which often means that dollars you donate can have a higher impact on the mission you care about most. These organization need your help, and on behalf of everyone at Streamlabs and Pledges, we thank you for considering them when planning your next fundraiser.
As part of this integration, we asked the Pledges team to write an article introducing themselves. The following introduction was written by Cat McArdle of Pledges, Inc.
Receive the Benefits of Being a 501(c)(3) Without the Painful Paperwork and Outrageous Fees
You have a kind heart, a charitable project you are passionate about and have the brilliant idea to start your own nonprofit. You’ve done your research, gathered your team, and might even have some leads on funding. Sounds easy enough… then you see the amount of time and money it takes to register as a 501(c)(3) organization. Maybe you do not have the time or resources to go through the process now, or you want to start fundraising immediately, or you just don’t ever want to go through the long, grueling process of filling out the IRS forms. If so, we have the solution for you!
Founded in 2020, Pledges is the first and only nonprofit online community platform of its kind, allowing anyone doing charitable good to fundraise as a fully compliant nonprofit in days instead of months. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that removes the financial and legal obstacles that charitable projects face while seeking non-profit status.
Pledges was created and designed for organizations not ready to register for, or waiting for the approval of their 501(c)(3) tax exempt status with the IRS. We use a mechanism called fiscal sponsorship to share our charitable status with projects across the globe. That’s right, around the globe! We find such beauty in the small organizations and feel that by supporting these organizations, big changes can happen in the world.
With fiscal sponsorship you will receive the benefits of being a tax exempt non-profit without the long wait and high cost. Benefits include, but are not limited to tax-relief for US donors, tax exemption on donations received, ability to receive donations from anywhere in the world, ability to apply for grants, and the ability to use our EIN to fundraise as a charity.
There are many fiscal sponsors out there, but what truly sets Pledges apart is we charge flat fees for our members, and do not take any percentage of donations made to your organization, on top of that we offer match funding of up to $10,000 for organizations on our platform. That’s right, $10,000!
We are currently the fiscal sponsor for over one hundred organizations and add more almost every day. The organizations we support have missions striving to improve communities, education, animal welfare, environment, health, social justice, and much more. The main thing that matters is you are providing charitable good.
One of the organizations under the Pledges umbrella is Better Me, located in Kenya. Better Me has helped provide over 1800 children with essential services such as schooling, counselling, infrastructure improvements, and vocational training.
Another organization is Doggy in Home located in Columbia. Doggy in Home is a foundation dedicated to the protection and care of abandoned animals. They rescue and rehome animals across Columbia, ensuring that no matter their background, they find a loving home.
There are many other amazing non-profits being fiscally sponsored by Pledges. If you would like to learn more about Pledges and possibly be one of them, please visit https://www.pledges.com/ or reach out directly to our operations manager, Cat McArdle by email at cat@pledges.com.
As of August 2021, Streamlabs is proud to support 55 nonprofits in the Pledges network. The following charities are all on Streamlabs Charity. Search here to find them and learn more:
Advisory Association
AfriSmiles — Project Clean
AfriSmiles — Sahaba Centre
Al Caravan Foundation
Allies for Tigray
ANENI TINA TIMM FOUNDATION
APPRENTICE WORLDWIDE
Baliz Orphanage Foundation
Beirut AI
Better Me Kenya
Birchview Haven
Bloom Impact
Bongo Hive
c-Sand Organization
Choice Lab LLC
Doggy in Home
Empower Tigray
Filipinx in Tech
Financial Health Foundation
For King and Country Foundation
Golden Hand Alliance
Health Beyond Borders
Herman@s Artic Tern
Hopewell Helpers
Institute of Emerging Careers
Jawakhali Jubo Sangha
Journeys to Belonging
Kakuma Ventures
Keep Life Foundation
Kindle Africa
Lebanon Needs
Lucky Animal Protection Shelter
Medical Supplies For Tigray
Melon Mission
MHUBMW
NCFUSA
OPSERA
Pinnie
Pledges
Quran Fund
Razas Unicas (Colombia)
Rise Beirut
Rocket Accomplish
School of Life
SJK Rescue Home
SOMOS One
Suhul Charity
Support Education by Establishing A Learning Support Center
Teens4Hire.org
The Giving Penny
The Xylom
Trips Beyond the Classroom
Vasona Hill Foundation
World United Ministries
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