N3on

N3on was in a relationship with fellow social media personality Sam Frank. He is of mixed Pakistani and Indian descent and is Muslim.

For much of his childhood, N3on lived with Crohn's disease, which led to frequent hospital visits and periods of completing schoolwork online. He shared a PlayStation 4 with his younger brother while spending time at home.

N3on created his YouTube channel in 2016, when he was 11. His early videos focused on gaming, tutorials, NBA 2K gameplay, one-on-one matches, and commentary.

By the time he was 16, he had built an audience through NBA 2K and Fortnite videos. His early online persona also became associated with provocative outbursts and clickbait. He attended Elkins High School in Missouri City, Texas, and graduated in 2022.

N3on began streaming on Kick in 2023 and became more widely recognized for livestreams involving rappers and other public figures. His YouTube output later included highlights from his Kick streams and collaborations with well-known personalities.

In 2025, N3on signed a record deal with Empire. LiAngelo Ball previewed the song "Tweaker" during one of N3on's livestreams, helping connect the streamer with a wider music audience. N3on also announced a collaborative EP series with Hit-Boy titled N3on x Hit-Boy Presents The Camp and became a co-owner of the online casino Motherland with Iggy Azalea.

N3on drew criticism after faking his own death in a series of 2019 videos. He later apologized for that incident and for a video involving a person said to have COVID-19. In 2024, Kick banned him after he made threats toward an underage fan during a livestream. He posted an apology and was unbanned shortly afterward.

N3on was arrested in Dubai after filming and livestreaming without the required permits. He also faced a confrontation with DD Osama after disrespecting Osama's deceased brother, and later apologized. In 2025, police broke up a crowd in Philadelphia while N3on and rapper Skrilla were livestreaming, and in 2026 N3on was arrested after attempting to enter Chicago's O Block apartment complex.