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Destiny

Destiny

Liberal debate streamer, anti-MAGA and anti-far-left· 1.2M followers · tracked by RisingPolitics

29.2Credibility Score (0–100) · ranked #143 of the creators we track

Destiny ranks #143 by credibility versus #114 by raw follower count their raw follower total sits ahead of where their audience quality places them.

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Destiny, the online alias of Steven Bonnell II, is an American live streamer and political commentator who was among the first people to stream video games full-time before pivoting to political content around 2016. Known for his combative, debate-heavy style, he advocates for liberal and social democratic positions and gained attention for his on-stream debates with both right-wing and left-wing figures.

Where Destiny posts

YouTube875K subscribersVisit ↗XTheOmniLiberal · 307K followersVisit ↗

Common questions

Is Destiny left or right?
Destiny (Steven Bonnell II) is a liberal live streamer and debater who advocates liberal and social-democratic policies while frequently clashing with both MAGA conservatives and the further-left online commentariat, making him a distinctly centrist figure within the streaming left. He began streaming video games full-time before shifting to political debate content around 2016, and he is widely described in campus and press coverage as a left-of-center or left-wing streamer. In 2025 he joined the Unfuck America Tour, a progressive campus debate series organized by the National Ground Game PAC to counter Turning Point USA and rally young voters for Democrats, debating students at Virginia Tech in November 2025; the following month he debated a Yale student at a separate event hosted by a campus student group, on topics including Medicare, political violence, and the state of American discourse. His combative style has repeatedly generated controversy, including sharp criticism from conservative outlets over his comments about political violence in 2025.
Positioning as of July 2026 · descriptive, not an endorsement. How we label lean
How credible is Destiny's audience?
Destiny scores 29.2 out of 100 on the RisingPolitics Credibility Score, ranking #143 among the political creators we track. The score starts with audience size, subtracts accounts that look fake, and weighs how strongly the audience actually engages.
How many followers does Destiny have?
Destiny has about 1.2M followers combined across YouTube and X.
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