| Name | SlikeR |
| Birthday | April 30,1994 |
| Age | 26 |
| Gender | Male |
| Nationality | English |
| Ethnicity | Arabic |
| Profession | Twitch Streamer |
| Instagram | SlikeR 0161 |
| Twitter | SlikeR |
| Youtube | SlikeR |
While he wasn’t the most widely-known streamer prior to the scamming controversy that emerged on the Livestream Fails subreddit, it’s now difficult to find someone who hasn’t heard about Sliker. The U.K. creator has been around for a couple of years, and at his peak, he maintained several thousand subscribers on Twitch. Originally, Sliker wasn’t a very popular himself but gained popularity after being a commenter and contestant in several live shows created and streamed by AustinShow. Using the fame he gained from frequently being featured on Austin’s channel, Sliker managed to accrue a fairly significant following for himself starting in 2019 on his Twitch channel, ItsSliker. All of that fell apart, of course, over the course of a couple of days in September 2022, in which Sliker was accused of scamming viewers, fellow streamers, and even his own mods and editors.
Over the course of multiple streams, Sliker seemed to admit that he had indeed borrowed money from other streamers and viewers under false pretenses. He blamed the behavior on significant debts he had accrued from a gambling addiction. Estimates of how much money Sliker actually borrowed from other people vary, but it seems when most people’s stories are tallied together, it’s possible he borrowed over $300,000 over the course of the last couple of years. That includes massive figures that Sliker has claimed he borrowed from people, such as getting $100,000 from Trainwrecks alone.
This aged gracefully
