Faker is the competitive name of Lee Sang-hyeok, a South Korean professional League of Legends player. He has spent his entire career as a mid-laner for T1 since debuting in 2013, and is widely considered the greatest player the game has had, and by some the greatest esports competitor in any game.
Adin Ross is an American livestreamer known for gaming broadcasts, particularly NBA 2K and Grand Theft Auto V, and for streams featuring guest appearances by musicians and other public figures. He built his following on Twitch, was banned indefinitely from the platform in 2023, and had that ban reversed in March 2025. Shortly before the ban he signed with the rival service Kick.
Agent 00 is the online name of Din Muktar, a Canadian-American streamer and YouTuber. He is known for NBA 2K content and is a member of the streaming collective AMP. He won the lifestyle category at the 2023 Streamy Awards.
Kaitlyn Siragusa, better known online as Amouranth, is an American livestreamer and social media personality. She broadcasts on Twitch and Kick, and her channels are particularly associated with ASMR-themed streams.
Asmongold is the online name of Zack Hoyt, an American streamer and YouTuber who built his following on World of Warcraft. His channel has since broadened from gameplay into reaction videos and commentary on the games industry and internet culture. He is one of the more widely watched and frequently debated figures in streaming.
Bugha is the online name of Kyle Giersdorf, an American streamer and professional Fortnite player. He won the Fortnite World Cup in 2019, a result that remains among the largest single payouts in competitive gaming, and is frequently named the best player the game has had.
Clix is the online name of Cody Conrod, an American streamer and professional Fortnite player. He has competed at the top level since 2019 and ranks among the game's highest earners in prize money. He streams on Twitch, where he is one of the most-followed Fortnite creators.