Global streaming star N3on is set to visit Manila on Oct. 7, bringing one of the streaming world’s biggest personalities back to the Philippines.
The 22-year-old creator, whose real name is Rangesh Mutama, has built a large following through gaming and IRL, or “In Real Life,” streams centered on travel, celebrity encounters, public interactions and spontaneous moments. His Kick channel has around 780,000 followers, while his YouTube channel has more than 1.1 million subscribers.
Known for high-energy and unpredictable broadcasts, N3ON has also appeared with major personalities, including Adin Ross, Ryan Garcia, Dennis Rodman and Iggy Azalea. His celebrity encounters and spontaneous interactions have helped make him one of the more visible names in the current IRL streaming scene.
This will not be N3ON’s first trip to the Philippines. He previously visited the country in March 2024, where he explored local neighborhoods, prepared and distributed food to residents displaced by a fire, and organized a street basketball tournament where participants could win cash and shoes.
In June 2025, he streamed with Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao in a broadcast titled “N3on x Manny Pacquiao,” spending time with the eight-division world champion and even training with him.
One moment from their time together went viral after Pacquiao noticed that a member of N3ON’s security team was not eating during a meal. The boxer asked whether he had eaten, insisted that he should eat, then personally brought over plates of food for him. The gesture was widely shared online and drew attention to Pacquiao’s hospitality.
Before heading to Manila, N3ON has been streaming from Japan. His recent broadcasts there include “Japan Day 1,” “Japan Day 2” and a collaboration with Yera, Zavala and Amanda, with the latter drawing tens of thousands of live viewers and hundreds of thousands of views on Kick.
Manila now becomes the next stop in his Asian trip, with the Oct. 7 visit opening the possibility of collaborations with Filipino creators and personalities. No local names have been officially announced so far.
Further details on N3ON’s activities in the Philippines have yet to be released.
