Who is Jane?
Jane, who goes by janee_liuu on most other platforms, is an Australian-Chinese streamer based in New York who streams Teamfight Tactics and Valorant on Twitch at twitch.tv/jane. She has about 44,900 Twitch followers as of October 2026.
Her Twitch bio calls her a variety streamer with extra love for TFT, League of Legends and Valorant, and lists a peak rank of Challenger in TFT. Her Twitch page lists her with Nani Talent and speaks English and Chinese.
Before streaming was her main project she was an auditor at EY, and she now works at a consulting firm in New York. Her channel is mostly long TFT ranked sessions, with IRL streams around New York planned for the summer.
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How did Jane start streaming?
Jane's online presence started on YouTube with beauty and lifestyle videos. Her lifestyle channel, @Janee_liuu, now has about 26,000 subscribers, and its best-known upload is a Korean skincare night routine from 2019 that has passed half a million views.
The gaming side grew alongside it. Her gaming channel, @JaneLiu, describes itself as someone who is into games and streams them on Twitch. Its early uploads are stream highlights: a reel from a 24 hour stream, a Super Bunny Man session with a streamer credited as 黑大大, and a Valorant highlight of her playing Reyna.
An earlier version of her Linktree bio described her as a financial services assurance worker at EY who shared vlogs, makeup and fashion videos and streamed games. She now describes herself as an ex-EY auditor.
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From Valorant to Teamfight Tactics
Her older YouTube uploads show Valorant first. In one, she plays a five-stack with friends and admits it is too hard but says friends were made along the way. In another, she plays with an Immortal-ranked viewer. Her bio lists Ascendant 1 as her peak Valorant rank.
By Sets 11 and 12 the YouTube titles had shifted to Teamfight Tactics: a Bard reroll beating a level 10 legendary board in Set 11, a Blaster, Pyro and Smolder Varus board in Set 12, and a video where she coached the streamer FryingPan, who had never played TFT.
Her recent Twitch broadcasts are almost all TFT, usually two and a half to four hours long. Titles in 2026 track a climb through Diamond toward Masters, with set 18 study sessions and PBE practice when the new set is in testing.
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Bootcamps, tournaments and co-streams
Several of Jane's recent broadcasts carry the tag for BoxBox's TFT bootcamp, a start-of-set race where streamers climb ranked from a fresh account. She streamed a nine-hour session during it, and one later title says she was yeeted from the bootcamp while the grind continued.
She also streamed the first day of DEDsafio TFT: Enchanted Wilds with the streamer fairywink, and co-streamed a TFT Pro Circuit day with a giveaway.
Away from ranked, a Just Chatting stream titled Gacha Day brought in the streamers amiechikin and sunnymiavanilla. Her YouTube lifestyle channel has a stream-highlight video of her cooking Japanese curry with Coco Xu.
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Life in New York and IRL streams
Jane is Australian and now lives in New York, and her lifestyle channel has a series called Aussie in NYC that started with a video about life updates, a puppy, oysters and cocktails. Another upload follows a trip to Las Vegas for EDC 2024, with buffets, Din Tai Fung and karaoke.
On Twitch she runs an IRL Streaming Funds goal, which stood at 126 of 500 subs when this was written, and says summer streams lean toward IRL in New York and challenges with friends. She also runs a small store called Lumi Studio.
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Fun facts about Jane
- Her Twitch donation menu includes a Knock Knock for $7.77, a Jump Scare for $10, a singing request for $15 and a TikTok dance for $30.
- Her peak TFT rank is Challenger, and her Twitch bio lists Ascendant 1 as her peak in Valorant.
- A 2019 night routine video on her lifestyle channel has more than 534,000 views.
- She coached FryingPan, who had never played TFT, in a YouTube video.
- Her Instagram bio says she is an Aussie in NYC and lists Bali, Beijing, Chengdu and Hangzhou among her highlights.
- A Twitch stream title once promised she would 'go 18888' on a Monday, a reference to TFT placements, and another called her a masters chud.
Where to watch Jane
Jane streams on Twitch and lists her weekly schedule, in Eastern time, on her Twitch page. Her X, Instagram and YouTube channels carry clips and lifestyle content.
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StreamableRun and Jane
StreamableRun is supporting Jane's streams, from the long TFT ranked sessions to the IRL broadcasts around New York. We are glad to back a streamer who keeps showing up for a climb and a chat.