The name is the roster: Fuslie, Squeex, Ludwig, Rae. Four streamers, up to four POVs of a night, one group chat making the schedule everyone else has to reverse-engineer.
a.k.a. Leslie Fu
Streaming since 2015. Signed with 100 Thieves in 2021, took her channel exclusively to YouTube in 2022, and landed on the cover of Chess Life after her PogChamps run — along with some forty other streamers. Solves a Rubik's cube on stream in well under a minute.
In FSLR she's the organizer — the one proposing dates, booking venues, and accidentally leaking things live.
a.k.a. Squeaks; Pookie (to Ludwig)
Speedrunner first: Best Speedrun Streamer at the 2024 Streamer Awards, built on thousands of hours of Super Mario 64 and a habit of 100%ing whatever he touches.
In FSLR he's the bit-committer — he once faked a computer crash so convincingly that the group no longer believes his real technical difficulties.
a.k.a. Ludwig Ahgren; Lud
Broke Twitch's all-time subscription record with his 2021 subathon, then built an events empire: Mogul Chessboxing at the Galen Center, the Streamer Games, and Tip to Tip — riding the length of Japan with no phone, no map, and Michael Reeves.
In FSLR he's the format-pitcher — every conversation becomes a show concept. Newly engaged.
a.k.a. Rachell “Rae” Hofstetter
Co-owner of 100 Thieves and the Game Awards' 2020 Content Creator of the Year — the most-watched female streamer in the world that year — with screen credits running from The Family Plan to Iron Lung.
In FSLR she's the competitive one and the de facto schedule announcer — when a date is "locked," it's usually Rae saying it on stream.