AustinShow

Austin began streaming Runescape on Twitch in 2013. He streamed under the name RajjPatel, which he coined himself. He also spoke in a faux Indian accent.[3] Austin would later begin hosting various talk and dating shows on his stream. He created The Rajjchelor, a dating show inspired by The Bachelor, and Rajj Royale, a debate show, both of which are presented in an elimination-type format.[4] Notable guests that have appeared on the shows include James Charles, Pokimane, Destiny, Mia Malkova, and Lil Nas X.[5][3]

Due to the live, unscripted nature of Austin's broadcasts, a number of controversial incidents have occurred during the shows. In March 2018, the streamer Aqualadora admitted to intentionally killing a dog after Austin asked her to reveal the worst thing she had ever done.[6] In March 2020, Twitch banned streamer Kaceytron after she made insensitive comments regarding the COVID-19 pandemic during one of Austin's broadcasts.[7]

On June 12, 2020, Austin announced that he would be dropping the RajjPatel moniker entirely. The name had generated controversy in the past due to his portrayal of Indian people as a white-passing man. In a statement released on Twitter, he stated, "I don't want any part of my image, name, or persona to be inappropriately borrowed from a culture that I don't have the right to represent. So, moving forward, I will be going by my first name, Austin, and rebranding everything as a derivative of that."[8] His flagship shows The Rajjchelor and Rajj Royale were renamed to Love or Host and The Royale respectively.[4][9]

In July 2020, it was announced that Austin would be the host of a game show titled Dare Package on streaming media channel VENN.[10]

On July 11, 2020, Austin, along with rapper Wiz Khalifa hosted a charity stream for Rise Above the Disorder, a non-profit that focuses on providing mental health services to people of color.[11][12]

At GlitchCon 2020, a virtual version of TwitchCon, Austin hosted a talent show featuring celebrity judges Andy Milonakis and T-Pain.[13]

On March 11, 2021, Austin signed with gaming organization 100 Thieves as a content creator.[14][15] He left 100 Thieves on March 6, 2023 and announced days later he had joined Misfits Gaming as a content creator and executive producer.[16][17]

On February 3, 2022, Austin signed with G4 to host Name Your Price, a 1970s-themed game show inspired by The Price Is Right, with Will Neff and JustaMinx.[18] On February 10, it premiered on Austin's Twitch channel.[19] The show ran for two seasons before ending due to G4's shutdown in October 2022. Austin later announced Name Your Price would be revived through Misfits Gaming and return for a third season.[20]

Austin is openly bisexual. He came out via Twitter in April 2020, saying, "My sexuality isn't a meme. I identify as what I would say 'mostly' gay, but maybe bisexual because sometimes I find some women attractive."[21]

Austin describes himself as "fairly liberal".[3] He supported Joe Biden in the 2020 United States presidential election.[22]

Austin is of Lebanese and Irish descent.