Fuslie

Leslie Ann Fu, known online as Fuslie, is a Chinese-American streamer, YouTuber, and musician.

She is a content creator for 100 Thieves, which she joined on May 2021. Currently, Fuslie is known for doing variety content, ranging from IRL, vlogs, singing and gaming, with the last being her main content, usually streaming along other streamers part of the "OfflineTV & Friends" bubble.

Having been involved in music for most of her life, Leslie has also been releasing music under her own name as well as under her GTA RP alter ego, April Fooze.

Fuslie has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers in all of her social media accounts, with her Twitch channel being almost at 1.5M followers and her YouTube channel being close to reach 1M subscribers.[modifier]

Leslie Ann Fu was born on November 23, 1992, in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, to Chinese parents. She has a brother named Nathaniel Fu.

She attended Homestead High School in Cupertino, California, and went on to graduate from the University of California, Irvine in 2014 with a bachelor's degree in biological sciences. She briefly attended graduate school at UCLA — pursuing teaching — for about two weeks before dropping out to pursue streaming full-time.[modifier]

Leslie began streaming on Twitch in February 2015 after being introduced to the platform by her roommates, primarily playing League of Legends. She briefly streamed for professional League of Legends teams Immortals and Phoenix1 before branching out into a wider variety of games.

In December 2018, Fu and fellow streamer BoxBox hosted the first Streamer Camp, a 4-day bootcamp aimed at improving the skills of up-and-coming streamers and content creators, the event has had 4 seasons, with 2 additional hosts every season.

In June 2020, she competed in the Twitch-organized chess tournament PogChamps, and around the same time, with the Among Us boom, she found another boost in her success.

Fu's next major career shift came through GTA RP: on March 26, 2021, she created her character "April Fooze" for the modded Grand Theft Auto V roleplay server NoPixel, a persona she'd go on to build a substantial music catalog around. Then, on May 12, 2021, she joined 100 Thieves as a content creator.

On September 6, 2022, Fu announced she was leaving Twitch for an exclusive streaming contract on YouTube. After her YouTube exclusivity contract expired she has been simulcasting her streams across both YouTube and Twitch.[modifier]

La personnalité publique de Fuslie allie une positivité débordante à une authenticité sans filtre. Elle est connue pour sa personnalité de « maman du groupe », attentionnée et encourageante mais aussi compétitive. Son esthétique combine des éléments mignons et gamers : couleurs pastel, sweats à capuche oversize et accessoires inspirés des anime. Ses overlays de streaming et son image de marque sont lumineux, propres et ludiques. La couverture médiatique la présente comme une créatrice polyvalente qui a su naviguer avec succès dans l'écosystème de 100 Thieves. Sur les réseaux sociaux, elle est professionnelle mais agréable, partageant des moments forts de ses streams et des mises à jour personnelles. Sa base de fans, les Fusfam, est connue pour être soutenante et active dans le chat. Fuslie aborde souvent la santé mentale et le développement personnel en stream, ce qui a renforcé son lien avec les téléspectateurs. Elle est également reconnue pour son rire caractéristique et sa volonté d'être vulnérable sur sa vie personnelle.[modifier]

Fuslie's rise from a League of Legends streamer to a cornerstone of the 100 Thieves roster has made her a familiar face across the streaming world. As of August 2026, iFANN's Global Fame Engine has evaluated her profile, but she currently does not hold a placement in the published rankings, neither in the Global Top 1,000 nor in any Top-100 scope list. That's not a slight; it's a reflection of the engine's methodology, which weighs global fame signals, and Fuslie's renown, while massive within the streaming and gaming communities, hasn't yet translated into a top-tier global ranking. Still, her influence is undeniable. With over 1.5 million Twitch followers and a community that followed her en masse when she briefly moved to YouTube, she's a prime example of a creator whose connection with her audience transcends any single platform. That audience, known as the FusFam, is a dedicated and engaged group. They've rallied around her through controversies and celebrated her wins, from her music releases to her collaborations with fellow creators like Valkyrae and Sykkuno. The FusFam's loyalty is a reflection of Fuslie's authenticity, she's built her brand on being unapologetically herself, and her fans reward that with unwavering support. While she may not be on iFANN's global fame list just yet, within the niche of variety streamers and the broader gaming community, she's nothing short of a legend.[modifier]

Leslie revealed that her parents named her after actress Lesley Ann Warren, who played Cinderella. She was also given a Chinese name (Cantonese: Fu Mun Young / Mandarin: Fu Wen En). Meanwhile, Leslie's username, Fuslie, comes from a nickname given to her by an old friend from school, combining her first name with her last name, Fu.

One of the most famous mishaps of her early streaming career: Leslie was notorious for accidentally leaving her vibrator visible in her background, when her chat asked her about what was it, she replied, "Uhh my guitar?", as her guitar was also around. The incident became one of the most popular mishaps in the LSF (LiveStreamFail) community, reaching the likes of Pewdiepie.

Fuslie is praised for having perfect feet with very long, sexy toes. Despite that, she's self-conscious of her toes being too long. Her shoe size is 7.5 US.

She and Plushys have been friends since studying together at UC Irvine, and lived together throughout their university years.

Her 2022 announcement video for switching to YouTube was centered around guitars — the very instrument that first made her famous through the "guitar" incident.

On a more serious note: in August 2024, Fu took a hiatus from streaming after publicly confirming an "emotional affair" with fellow content creator NoahJ456 while he was still married. She returned to streaming on September 19, 2024.[modifier]

Leslie Ann Fu was born to Chinese parents in the San Francisco Bay Area and has a brother, Nathaniel Fu. She's generally kept her family life private, sharing few details about her parents or brother publicly.

Leslie was engaged to former Offline TV manager Edison Park, who proposed to her during a livestream on April 7, 2019. On October 13, 2021, the two announced on Twitter that they had broken up, after almost 7 years of relationship.

Currently, she lives in Los Angeles and is also a pet owner, with two cats named Sock and Mushroom.[modifier]

Fuslie is a content creator for 100 Thieves and mostly associated with the "OfflineTV & Friends" bubble. She is friends and streams with other popular streamers like Kkatamina, Valkyrae, Ludwig, Squeex, Pokimane, Disguised Toast, LilyPichu, Michael Reeves, Yvonnie, and many others.[modifier]

Fuslie was in a relationship with fellow content creator Edison Park from approximately 2016 to 2021. They frequently co-streamed and appeared in each other's content. The breakup was handled publicly, with Fuslie addressing it on stream to be transparent with her community. As of 2026, Fuslie is single and has stated she is focused on her career and personal growth. She has not publicly confirmed any new relationships since 2022.[modifier]

iFANN currently estimates Fuslie's net worth at $2 million. Her primary income source is her Twitch channel, where she earns from subscriptions, bits, and ad revenue, supported by over 1.5 million followers. Her contract with 100 Thieves provides a base salary, performance bonuses, and a share of organization-level sponsorships with brands like Totinos, GFuel, and Razer. She also generates revenue from direct brand deals with gaming peripheral companies. Notably, Fuslie is also partnered with the car brand Lexus. Her YouTube channel, with over 800,000 subscribers, adds ad revenue from VOD uploads and highlights. [modifier]