Noel Miller

Noel Miller is a Canadian-American comedian, YouTuber, rapper, podcaster, and filmmaker recognized for his contributions to digital comedy and internet culture. Miller first gained public attention through comedy skits on Vine before transitioning to YouTube, where he uploaded a range of comedy sketches. After leaving college, Miller worked in web development at Fullscreen, where he met fellow comedian Cody Ko. Together, they began producing comedy sketches for YouTube, gaining a significant following with the collaborative series "That's Cringe," in which they analyzed awkward online videos and built a large subscriber base.

Miller and Ko also formed the satirical rap duo Tiny Meat Gang (TMG), releasing the EPs "Bangers and Ass" and "Locals Only." Their music, which blends humor and hip-hop, includes tracks such as "short kings anthem" and "Broke Bitch," and has collectively garnered hundreds of millions of streams. The "Tiny Meat Gang Podcast" became a leading comedy podcast on Spotify, earning over 200 million downloads and a Shorty Award for Best Podcast. The duo has performed at events including Just for Laughs, Outside Lands, and the Nashville Comedy Festival.

In addition to his work with Tiny Meat Gang, Miller has pursued a solo career in music and filmmaking. He released the solo EP "Push" under the stage name NOEL. As a filmmaker, Miller directed Tiny Meat Gang's music videos and his first short film, "Suki," a dark comedy about a relationship between a detective and a serial killer. The film was crowdfunded and has received over 1.2 million views on YouTube.

Miller has performed stand-up comedy across North America, with the "Everything is F#&cked" Tour spanning 76 cities and selling out venues. His debut stand-up special, "Stop Crying," was released for free on YouTube. Miller has also expanded into streaming, building a Twitch following where he streams racing simulations and games such as Call of Duty: Warzone.

Miller became the sole owner of TMG Studios, launching new shows and rebranding the network. He maintains a strong presence on YouTube with millions of subscribers across multiple channels. Miller is known for his satirical sketches, commentary on internet culture, and engagement with social issues, continuing to contribute to the evolving landscape of digital entertainment.