Liam Allen-Miller

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About

Liam Allen-Miller is a YouTuber and Twitch streamer known for his time with the Super Best Friends Play channel. Since departing the channel in 2016, he has since carved a smaller online presence than his former channel members but nonetheless has gained a following for his streams.

History

Liam joined Super Best Friends Play as an official member in May of 2014,^[1] though he had appeared on the channel in previous videos, such as the group's Streets of Rage playthrough alongside Matt McMuscles and Woolie Madden, and added his Top 10 Games of 2012 to the channel.

In his time on the channel, Allen-Miller was known for his quieter presence next to the other three members,^[2] and contributed to playthroughs of games including Nier and Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

Creepy Anime Bullshit

Creepy Anime Bullshit is a series helmed by Matt and Liam that focused on games that prominently feature Japanese games that depict attractive female characters in a fashion meant to be serviceable to the player. The first official episode of Creepy Anime Bullshit premiered on January 8th, 2014 with Dead or Alive Xtreme 2, a spin-off of the popular Dead or Alive series featuring only the female characters on Zack Island. The series explores different genres with the same theme, each with varying results.

On December 23rd, 2016, Liam announced via a post on the Super Best Friends subreddit^[3] that he would be leaving the channel to focus on his mental health. The decision was announced shortly after Matt announced he would be taking a break from the channel for similar reasons, though he returned shortly after. He was not a part of the channel when it officially ended.

Online Presence

After leaving Super Best Friends Play, Liam remained active on Twitch and Twitter, though did not garner as wide a following as Pat, Woolie, or Matt. On Twitter, Liam has over 52,000 followers.^[4] He hosts the "RISING SUPERSTREAM" YouTube and Twitch channel. On YouTube,^[5] the channel has 38,000 subscribers, and the Twitch channel has 25,000 followers.^[6]