Who is Blazian?
Blazian is a Filipino streamer who broadcasts on Twitch as blazian, with about 35,400 followers as of October 2026. He streams mostly Just Chatting and IRL from the Los Angeles area, makes short films on a second YouTube channel, and calls himself a Streamer University hidden gem.
His Twitch bio opens with the line "Filipino Blasian," and the same bio lists the Streamer University 2026 class and a goal of 1,800 sub points. Lately his stream titles are a mix of reaction streams, drama commentary, scary-game gauntlets and group outings with friends, including a 10-hour stream helping fellow streamer Aozami move out.
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How did Blazian start streaming?
Blazian's Twitch channel carries clips from Call of Duty: Black Ops II and Modern Warfare II that are three and four years old, so he was already broadcasting games well before the current run of IRL streams. His YouTube channel for gaming and stream highlights, BlazianLive, holds 83 videos and about 3,100 subscribers.
In a video from September 2026 titled "The Nobody Streamer That Changed Everything," he looks back at his early filmmaking. He shows his first short film and his second edit ever, and says he copied the title-card style of an edit series he liked. He also says he went about seven months without streaming at one point, and that he edited videos late into the night while working a day job.
His second YouTube channel, iLoveBlazian, carries the tagline "documenting my life to help and inspire others" and has 33 videos and about 1,700 subscribers. The Twitch bio labels it his film channel.
What happened at Streamer University 2026?
Streamer University 2026 ran from July 15 to July 20 at Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas. Kai Cenat announced the accepted students on a live stream on July 6 after online applications and audition tours in New York City, Los Angeles and Atlanta.
On July 15, Blazian posted on X that he was at Streamer University and asked followers to turn on notifications. The post collected about 26,000 views. Two of his later stream titles refer to a Streamer University reunion party and to going from the smallest to a big creator at Streamer U.
In his September video about Ludwig's gift, Blazian says a Dell-sponsored event ended with his laptop being stolen. Alienware, a Dell brand, replaced his setup, and Ludwig presented him with a desktop, monitor and peripherals. Blazian says the PC is worth about $10,000 and that he has studied Ludwig's videos since the Melee days.
What does a Blazian stream look like now?
Recent Twitch broadcasts are long. A stream titled "Helping Aozami move out off hotdog water" runs just over ten hours, and "Filipino's World Record Challenge" with Aisiah Sofey, A2Guapo and Aozami runs eight. The titles for the world record streams include a Chick-fil-A attempt and a try at building the biggest sandwich in a car, the latter streamed IRL with Aozami and Andres Alvizo.
Blazian also streamed day three of the YRG Cobbleverse event, a Minecraft Cobblemon server event, with a title that says he was in the top 37. His most recent stream in the Twitch videos list is titled as his first stream back in LA with Aozami and Andres Alvizo.
A Mortal Kombat episode with Narmin, titled "Mortal Kombat CGR Episode 1," carries a $500 wager in its title.
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Fun facts about Blazian
- His X handle spells his name with a capital I in place of the L, and the account has been around since August 2016.
- He streamed a world record attempt at building the biggest sandwich in a car, titled as his first TVU stream.
- He streamed a Chick-fil-A world record attempt paired with a $500 arcade trip.
- His Twitch bio calls his YouTube channel his "cinematic gaming stream channel."
- In his first short film, he says he copied the title-card style of an edit series he liked.
- He says he has watched Ludwig's videos since the Melee days, which made the Alienware setup a full-circle moment for him.
Where to watch Blazian
Blazian streams on Twitch and posts stream highlights on YouTube. His X account announces when he goes live.
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StreamableRun and Blazian
StreamableRun is supporting Blazian's streams, including the long IRL outings he broadcasts with friends around Los Angeles. We are glad to back a streamer who films and edits his own videos and spends ten hours helping a friend move.