Atrioc

Brandon Ewing, known online as Atrioc, is an American Twitch live streamer, YouTuber and speedrunner. He is known for his news series Marketing Monday, using his prior experience to give presentations within the marketing and business field to his audience. Ewing is also a former world record holder in speedrunning the video game series Hitman. He began streaming consistently at the beginning of 2020, and has over 819,000 YouTube subscribers and 378,000 Twitch followers as of March 2025.^[2]

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Before streaming

Ewing grew up on a NATO military base in Germany.^[3] During college, he was an avid League of Legends player. ^[4] While studying at Arizona State University, he founded the university's Esports Club.^[5]

After graduating with a degree in marketing, Ewing started his career at Twitch in February 2014 as a marketing and content manager,^[6]^{[non-primary source needed]} before moving on to work under marketing at Nvidia in December 2017.^[6]^[7]

Streaming career

Ewing is active in the Hitman speedrunning scene. In 2023, he created and hosted a Hitman 2 speedrun challenge, with first, second, and third place getting $500, $200, and $100 respectively.^[8]

During September 2021, Ewing's Twitch account was banned following a Wikipedia race stream, during which the players attempted to navigate from the articles of "Donald Trump" to "Erectile disfunction". During the game, one of the articles featured a photograph of a penis, which is against Twitch's terms of service surrounding nudity.^{[citation needed]}

In 2021 Ewing unintentionally leaked private conversations between Valkyrae and Ludwig about contract issues.^[9]

In September 2022, Ewing founded the content creation agency Offbrand with Ludwig Ahgren, Nathan Stanz, and Nick Allen.^[10]

In 2025, Ewing and fellow content creators DougDoug and Aiden Calvin started a podcast entitled "Lemonade Stand," focusing on business, technology, and politics.

Deepfake controversy

During a live stream on January 30, 2023, Ewing accidentally revealed a browser tab with a pornographic website selling deepfakes of other live streamers, including Pokimane, QTCinderella, Sweet Anita, and Maya Higa.^[11]^[12]^[13] In response to the controversy, Ewing apologized and resigned from Offbrand.^[14] QTCinderella described her friendship with him as irreparable following the incident.^[15]^[16] Following this, Ewing has worked with QTCinderella and others to take down deepfake porn images across the internet, and Ewing gave $60,000 to a law-firm to help cover the cost of having such images removed and de-listed from search engines.^[17]^[18]

Career

Before streaming

Streaming career

Deepfake controversy

Awards and nominations

References

External links

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