StreamRecorder has tracked 129 streams for LOWTIERGOD on Kick, with 765h 20m of total airtime across 95 active days. This profile was first tracked on Sep 24, 2025 and was last seen on Aug 17, 2026.
Past Kick Streams
12 recent streamsLOWTIERGOD Kick Profile Summary
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Streaming Activity
Past 90 days
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Tracked SinceSep 24, 2025
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Last SeenAug 17, 2026
LOWTIERGOD Kick Profile Details
- Platform
- Kick
- Username
- lowtiergod
- Total tracked streams
- 129
- Total airtime
- 765h 20m
- Active days
- 95
- Average streams per active day
- 1.4
- Tracked since
- Sep 24, 2025
- Last seen
- Aug 17, 2026
- Most active day
- 2026-07-17 · 4 streams
- Favorite weekday
- Friday
- Most common start time
- 01:00
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The fighting game community has always been home to larger-than-life personalities, but few have generated as much buzz—or controversy—as Dale Wilson, better known as LowTierGod or simply LTG. At 40 years old, this American streamer has built a reputation that precedes him wherever he goes online. Whether you love him or can't stand him, there's no denying that LTG knows how to capture an audience's attention and keep them glued to their screens.
What makes LowTierGod's content so captivating? His streams are a wild mix of high-level fighting game action, particularly Street Fighter and Tekken 8, combined with unfiltered commentary that ranges from motivational speeches to explosive rants. Unlike many streamers who carefully curate their online persona, LTG delivers raw, unscripted reactions that feel genuinely authentic. His emotional investment in every match—whether he's dominating opponents or dealing with losses—creates an intense viewing experience that's hard to look away from.
The numbers tell an interesting story about his Kick presence. With over 33,000 followers on the platform, LTG has found a new home after multiple Twitch bans. His recent streaming stats show impressive dedication—nearly 200 hours of content in just 30 days, with peak viewership hitting over 4,000 viewers. His all-time record of 9,014 peak viewers back in June 2023 proves that when LTG goes live, people show up to see what happens next.
Beyond gaming, LTG has carved out a unique niche that blends entertainment with lifestyle content. He frequently shares his fitness journey and bodybuilding progress, offering training advice alongside his gaming sessions. This combination of interests creates a more well-rounded streaming experience that goes beyond typical gaming content. His "mentally untouchable" philosophy and emphasis on self-improvement resonates with viewers looking for motivation, even if his delivery method can be polarizing.
The controversy surrounding LTG is impossible to ignore, but it's also part of his appeal. His feuds with other FGC personalities, platform bans, and viral moments have created a mythology around his online presence. The infamous "Viscant incident" and various other dramatic moments have become part of internet lore. While his confrontational style and blunt commentary have sparked debates, they've also generated countless memes and reaction videos that keep his content circulating across social media. For better or worse, LTG has become one of the most recognizable figures in online gaming, proving that authenticity—even the messy, unfiltered kind—can build a lasting audience in the streaming world.