Who is T10Nat?
T10Nat, who goes by Nat (pronounced Tee-Ten-Nat), is an Australian variety and IRL streamer on Twitch, with about 130,000 followers on the channel as of October 2026. Nat is a former software engineer and game development teacher who finished second in OTK's Top Streamer competition in 2024.
The Twitch bio calls Nat a huge yapper and a variety gamer who is somehow on max luck stats in IRL streams. The channel is marked as OTK's Top Streamer on its about page, and the schedule listed there is four days a week at 11 a.m. Sydney time.
The chat calls itself the Rat Cult, and Nat's X name carries a rat emoji. The cult is also the reason a Twitch sub badge comes with a continuing story about a Psyduck and his new toaster.
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How did T10Nat start streaming?
Nat studied game development and landed a software engineering job straight out of university, later moving into a coordinator role. In the interview below, Nat describes working late on tickets, then going to a friend's place to record Resident Evil 7 let's plays and editing them until about 5 a.m. before a 7:30 a.m. start at the office. That went on for around six months.
The name has its own history. Nat first went by T8Nat, short for top eight, after ranking eighth in Oceania on Zed mastery points in League of Legends. People kept hearing it as Tate, so it became T10Nat when the rank slipped.
Friends and co-workers said Nat had the personality for Twitch. Nat knew little about the platform beyond a couple of famous names, and set a deadline of six months to reach partner. Partner came at about six and a half months, and Nat did not go back to the corporate job. Nat kept working as a teacher for a while, teaching game design and UX to kids, and gave that up after a subathon goal.
The first stream was League of Legends ARAM with five viewers, all of them friends. A raid from a streamer playing a shooting game brought 83 viewers, and some stayed, which lifted the average to 10 to 12. Early inspirations Nat named were Natalie Tran of communitychannel and the streamers Code Miko and Sushi Dragon, who use tech skills on stream. For the first year Nat built streams around Unreal Engine.
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From story games and hot tubs to Streamer Camp and OTK Top Streamer
Nat's early growth came from games. Simpsons Hit and Run and a Family Guy PSP game on an emulator moved the channel from about 80 viewers to about 120. Nat then moved to story games: Beyond: Two Souls, Heavy Rain, Uncharted, The Last of Us, Detroit: Become Human, Until Dawn and The Quarry. The indie horror game Devour cost Nat's voice for two weeks after a scream.
During the hot tub category trend on Twitch, Nat green-screened a hot tub behind the webcam and went from barely over 100 viewers to about 350. Nat has said it might come back.
Streamer Camp was the first trip abroad for streaming. It is run in Los Angeles by Fuslie, QTCinderella, Boxbox and Kkatamina, and Nat took part for five days. Nat describes meeting creators they had watched on YouTube, and says Offline TV's Brodin kept mimicking the Australian pronunciation of water on the table.
In April 2024 Nat considered quitting streaming. Instead Nat applied to OTK's Top Streamer competition, and posted on October 3, 2024 about making the finals. On November 4, 2024, fellow finalist Sebbywebz posted that Arrav had won, with T10Nat second and himself third.
IRL streams in Japan and the United States
Nat's IRL streams run long. In the interview Nat describes getting into strangers' cars in Japan, and going drifting at Ebisu for the first time, introduced through the cameraman for Mizkif's stream. Other IRL streams mentioned there include trying American food as an Australian and teaching collaborators such as Extra Emily and NMPLol to rave.
The Twitch archive shows the most recent run. Streams titled with LA and Austin, Texas include a first rage room with Juliakins and Misterarther, building a boat with Santipulgaz, a podcast with Fuslie, a burger crawl in Austin with Extra Emily, and a cosplay and painting stream with Emiru. A first trip to Atlanta with Rayasianboy ran over eight hours.
In September 2026 the streams moved to Japan, including Tokyo Game Show for the first time, Akihabara with Syanne, and a JDM car stream at the Daikoku car park with Gogoburgor. On the Streamer Awards weeks, Nat ran nomination chats from Japan. The Twitch about page also showed an America trip follower goal at 129,939 of 130,000.
Nat's X bio lists Streamer Games 2026 on Team International, and the Twitch archive has a Streamer Games winners archery stream with Misterarther, Juliakins and Chandler.
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Fun facts about T10Nat
- T8Nat was the original name, from a top-eight Zed mastery ranking in Oceania in League of Legends.
- The first stream had five viewers, and a raid of 83 viewers arrived during it.
- A subathon goal on Nat's channel was to quit the teaching job, and the community reached it.
- Nat once axed down someone's door and then spent four weeks installing a replacement, after the wrong door was delivered three times.
- The Twitch sub tiers are three Psyduck designs, and the monthly sub badges tell a running story about Psyduck and a toaster.
- Custom bit alerts include DJ Clancy saying g'day to Nat and a Hardstyle Paris Rave at 100,000 bits.
- Nat teaches collaborators to rave, and Instagram has a highlight called Rave Trains.
- Nat lists Digital Art, Animation, Game Design, KBBQ and rabbits as interests on the Twitch about page.
Where to watch T10Nat
Nat streams on Twitch and posts videos on YouTube, with VODs on a separate channel. The Twitch page links to all of the accounts below. At the time of checking, the Twitch page showed about 130,000 followers, YouTube about 126,000 subscribers and Instagram about 260,000 followers.
StreamableRun and T10Nat
StreamableRun is supporting T10Nat's live streams, and we are glad to back a streamer who spends hours on camera from a rage room in LA, a car park in Japan or a stream desk at home. We wish Nat and the Rat Cult a good run through the rest of the year.