Noel Miller

Noel Miller is a Canadian-American YouTuber, comedian, rapper, podcaster, and filmmaker. His quick-witted one-liners and relevant social commentary have earned him a substantial following in the comedy sphere. Since starting his YouTube channel in August 2015, Miller has amassed a total of 4.9 million subscribers across three channels. His rise to fame involved a range of activities, including directing, touring, podcasting, music, and streaming. He gained public attention through his comedy skits on Vine and, later, his collaboration with fellow comedian Cody Ko in the popular YouTube series "That's Cringe" and podcast "The Tiny Meat Gang Podcast."

In addition to working with Ko, Miller also created successful series on his own, like his comedy sketches around the hit British Reality show Love Island. Miller and Ko released their first episode of the TMG Podcast on October 27, 2017, discussing pop and internet culture. This endeavor won them the Best Podcast award at the 11th Shorty Awards. Beyond podcasting, Miller and Ko ventured into music, releasing satirical rap under the name TMG. Their first EP, "Bangers and Ass," was quickly followed by their second EP, "Locals Only."

Miller has also carved a niche for himself as a filmmaker, directing Tiny Meat Gang's hit music videos, as well as his first short film, "Suki," a dark comedy about a relationship between a detective and a serial killer. Miller’s music career includes the release of his first solo EP, "Push," under his mononymous stage name (stylized NOEL). Additionally, he has expanded into streaming, amassing a rapidly growing Twitch following where he can be found racing on his driving simulator against pro Formula 1 drivers or playing games such as Call of Duty: Warzone.

As part of the TMG Studios, a comedy podcast network founded by Miller and Ko, he continues to diversify his portfolio in the entertainment industry, making appearances on episodes of "Tech Support" and "Geriatric Sith Lord," featuring Post Malone. In 2019, Miller embarked on a worldwide solo tour called the Everything is F#&ked tour, where he performed stand-up comedy. He also released his debut stand-up comedy special, "Stop Crying," for free on YouTube. Miller's work has been featured in articles by Business Insider, SCREENSHOT Media, Yahoo! News, Study Breaks, The Consulting Detective, afterglow, Variety, and Genius.