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Who is YourRage, the streamer taking Twitch by storm?

Fariha Bhatti
Fariha Bhatti Published 09/04/2026
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In 2026, the top of Twitch categories are crowded with IRL and variety streamers, but YourRage has carved out a spot near the top on the back of pure gaming content. Here’s everything you need to know about him.

YourRage is one of the few creators on Twitch to hit 1 million followers without ever showing his face. The streamer was known purely for his gaming content around Fortnite, Call of Duty, Grand Theft Auto, helping him average a viewership of around 2,000. When he finally did turn on a face-cam in 2022, it was to celebrate hitting the 1 million mark.

Since then, YourRage has only continued to grow, fueled by collaborations with some of the platform’s biggest names including Kai Cenat, Kaysan, and Duke Dennis. His most recent win at MrBeast’s streamer event has only helped him gain a more mainstream audience.

Who is YourRage?

YourRage is a gaming streamer with over 2 million followers on his Twitch and 1.9 million subscribers on YouTube. The American streamer is known for his collaborations with Kai Cenat, gaming streams, and most recent win at MrBeast’s streamer event where he won $1 million.

Kai Cenat and YourRage

Kai Cenat and YourRage. Image credit: YourRage

YourRage is now one of the most popular gaming streamers on Twitch, but most fans know him from his time in FaZe Clan. In 2023, the Los-Angeles-based organization announced that YourRage is joining the group, adding him to a roster that already included some of the biggest names in content creation.

Why did YourRage leave FaZe? 

YourRage stayed with FaZe for two years before stepping away in December 2025 during the widely discussed FaZe streamer exodus. This was when several creators parted ways with the organization amid uncertainty around its direction and management.

If anything, going solo only accelerated his rise. After winning the MrBeast event, YourRage broke his own viewership record, peaking at 264,000 live viewers, while also hitting his all-time highest subscriber count of 100,000.

In 2026, YourRage is known mostly for his Just Chatting and NBA2k26 streams. He also occasionally dabbles in Counter-Strike 2, whereas his YouTube content mostly revolves around reaction videos.

Why was YourRage banned on Twitch?

YourRage’s Twitch slate has been clean for the most part, save for one ban in June 2022. The streamer was banned for 16 hours for violating Twitch’s terms of service. 

In 2022, YourRage was banned from the purple platform for an unknown reason. Fans speculated it was related to him showing a Nirvana album cover on stream, though YourRage disputed this, noting that Twitch’s email made no mention of nudity. The main reason for his ban was never confirmed, and his account was restored within 24 hours.

Yourrage twitch ban

Yourrage twitch ban. Image credit: yourrage

Despite a decent history at Twitch, YourRage did have a brief stint on Kick when he was offered a contract in 2023. However, that proved to be temporary as the streamer returned to Twitch merely a year later.

Who is YourRage’s girlfriend? 

YourRage is currently not in a relationship, or at least he hasn’t been confirmed as dating anyone. His only publicly known relationship was with Chaotic Allure, an Instagram influencer, whom he dated for four years beginning in 2020.

The breakup was made public in May 2024, with YourRage titling a video “I got broken up with,” suggesting Allure initiated the split. He later cited personal growth and a mutual desire to focus on their respective careers as the reason.

There have since been rumors of a new girlfriend, with fans and fellow streamers speculating after he was spotted with a woman in New York, but nothing has been confirmed. YourRage has historically kept his personal life private, and no new relationship has been officially announced.

Featured image credit: YourRage 

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Fariha Bhatti is a long-time gaming writer who loves competitive FPS games and slots with particularly fun themes. She got her start playing classic games developed by SNK, from legendary fighting game series The King of Fighters to challenging platform franchise Metal Slug. She now spends most of her time playing Valorant and Counter-Strike 2 while working her way through new slot releases to find her next favorite. Fariha has been published at PCGamesN, TalkEsport and ONE Esports.

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