League of Legends is not one of the biggest esports in the world without reason – it’s an incredibly involved game with a huge fanbase and more players than most games can dream of. A significant number of streamers also play… but not many have what it takes to become one of the best LoL streamers. Who are the best LoL streamers?
Top 10 League of Legends Streamers
Here’s a list of some of the best, biggest, most popular, and most remarkable that League of Legends streaming has to offer.
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10. Caedrel – Marc Robert Lamont
Caedrel is a former competitive LoL player, most famously known for playing in XL Esports in the LEC as a jungler. Before announcing his retirement from competitive League, Caedrel started working on the analyst desk in 2020.
Thanks to his fluent communication skills and great personality, he instantly became a fan-favorite among the LEC casters. Being a challenger player and former professional, Caedrel could bring in-depth insights into the best League of Legends players‘ performances and explain their thoughts during games.
That eventually led to Marc starting his own stream on Twitch, slowly building his community while reviewing competitive games. His popularity also led to him co-streaming the LCK last year, and he officially became a content creator for XL Esports in 2022. If you want to get into the nitty gritty about League of Legends, then Caedrel is the streamer for you.
Twitch Channel: Caedrel
9. imls – Nick DeCesare
LS, aka “Last Shadow”, is probably one of the most known personalities in the League of Legends community. Back in the day, he used to be an LCK shoutcaster and analyst. During the last few years, he had been co-streaming both the LCS and the LCK, while also releasing patch notes rundowns on his Youtube Channel. His popularity rose over the years due to his more “unconventional” takes as well as “malding” over mistakes professional players constantly made. On top of that, he made a name for himself with out-of-the-box drafts and strategies.
The peak moment for LS in 2022 was when he joined Cloud9 as the Head Coach for the LCS Spring Split 2022. Despite starting out well and showing that Nick’s drafts can work in competitive play, he ended up being released after 4 official matches.
Now that LS has returned to Korea, he has resumed his streams, focusing mainly on the LCK. While he might not be streaming as much right now, due to his fears of burnout, you can be sure he will be present at any important LoL tournament.
Twitch Channel: imls
8. Thebausffs – Simon Hofverberg
If you play League on a regular basis, you probably have already heard of Thebauffs. Simon is a German top laner, famously known for his Sion gameplay, where he would constantly splitpush in the side lane and take objectives on the map whenever enemies group up for a teamfight. His playstyle has become even more popular with the recent Hullbreaker meta, the perfect splitpush item for Sion.
For those people who might not know, Thebauffs used to be a sub in G2 Esports back in 2019. Now, however, he streams full-time, showing off his new and innovative plays on the Undead Juggernaut. If you enjoy watching some great SoloQ gameplay on the Challenger Ladder, Thebauffs is your man.
Twitch Channel: Thebauffs
7. Doublelift – Yiliang Peng
Doublelift has officially come out of retirement to join 100 Thieves as their bot laner. The eight-time LCS Champion has stated that he is no longer interested in securing the bag, his only desire is to be on the best roster possible and head to Worlds.
Doublelift started streaming full-time two years ago after his initial announcement of his retirement. However, now that he is back to being a professional player, you can catch his games during the LCS Spring Season. He will sometimes be online to review his VODs, so be sure to follow his channel as he no longer has a regular schedule. With that being said, we hope that Doublelift can make it to Worlds this year with his newly formed team!
Twitch Channel: Doublelift
6. TFBlade – Ashkan Homayouni
TFBlade is probably one of LoL best streamers and best non-pro players. His constant SoloQ grinds are what makes him special, as he managed to reach Challenger on many different servers. Recently, he has been playing on the Korean server, with an insane 75% win rate on the new account.
When you are watching TFBlade, you can be sure that the stream will always be lively and full of spectators, as he averages high numbers of viewers every time. The Iranian top laner loves to show off his insane mechanical skills, and carry his team to victory. If you really want to upgrade your gameplay and learn how to 1v9 in League, TFBlade will teach you how to do that.
Twitch Channel: TFBlade
5. Rekkles – Martin Larsson
After a struggling performance in the LFL, Rekkles has returned to the LEC as Fnatic’s Bot Laner! It is great to see one of the most famous ADCs back in Europe. Although his skills may take some time to fully regain their prime form, Rekkles and Fnatic are currently a huge draw for the LEC viewership.
The best thing about Rekkles is that his stream is very chill with soothing music. However, due to his busy schedule with the LEC and training, he is often only streaming once a month.
Recently, he has been opening up about his life with Fnatic and discussing the challenges he’s faced. At times, it might become emotional as he talks about his performance in the LEC Spring Season. If you want to hear more about Rekkles’ personal life, be sure to follow his stream so you will know when he goes live!
Twitch Channel: Rekkles
4. NoWay4u_Sir – Frederik Hinteregger
You probably won’t know NoWay unless you’re either a German player or a hardcore LoL player. Known as German Aimbot for his insane spell-hitting accuracy on Xerath, he’s the biggest German LoL streamer on Twitch.
Noway not only streams but also plays competitively in Prime League, on No Need Orga, with other famous German high ELO soloQ players. He goes live quite often on Twitch so you will likely see him somewhere if you navigate through the LoL section.
His calm and collected personality have made him very popular in Germany since he interacts with viewers in his native language. He mostly streams SoloQ in high ELO, as he has peaked at Challenger several times throughout the years.
Twitch Channel: NoWay4u_Sir
3.울프 (lol_woolf) – Lee Jae-wan
If you have been playing League during the SKT T1 golden days, you probably know who Wolf is. Formerly SKT T1’s support and a two-time World Champion, Wolf is now a streamer for the organization he has succeeded with.
While he doesn’t have super high follower numbers, he has been co-streaming all the LCK action since the start of the split. Korean fans love him and the interactions, watching the LCK directly from his stream. His personality is very likeable and he has the perfect personality to be an entertainer.
Unfortunately for most people, you must be subscribed to his twitch channel in order to watch his past streams. On the other hand, this adds exclusivity that viewers generally love having with their favorite streamers.
Twitch Channel: 울프
2. Faker
It shouldn’t come as a surprise to see Faker on this LoL best streamers list. Playing for one of the best League of Legends teams, the GOAT (greatest of all time) will always have one of the highest viewership numbers across Twitch. Faker regularly streams his SoloQ gameplay, as most players are looking to learn the mechanics from the champion himself.
Despite recently speaking about quitting SoloQ due to some build-up frustrations over the quality of gameplay in high-ELO games, Faker will likely continue streaming his Challenger journey. While he doesn’t have a fixed schedule, he usually plays on his off days from the LCK.
Twitch Channel: Faker
1. Tyler1 – Tyler Steinkamp
Well, no LoL streamer list is complete without mentioning Tyler1. Previously known as one of the most toxic players in the world and receiving almost two years of ban, he returned to Summoner’s Rift in 2018, when the ban was lifted. Since then, Tyler1 has reformed; despite settling on a loud and angry playing style, he became less toxic.
His charisma and great content allowed him to join T1 as a content creator, while simultaneously completing the challenge of reaching Challenger on every single role. At the end of February 2022, Tyler1 officially reached the goal, ending a grueling ranked journey that started back in 2020.
Between his incredible skills and his well-known journey of toxicity and redemption, Tyler1 is easily one of the most popular and LoL best streamers out there.
Twitch Channel: Tyler1
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