Sue "Smix" Lee is a community figure, translator, parody song singer and host for esports events. She is the voice in sc2gears and was a frequent guest in ChanmanV's show Wednesday Night Sprites.

Feb 13, 2024 · Smixi stopped by my stream last night during the weekly to say hi and catch up ~ She still visits some of the sc2 the streams and would have loved to make it to IEM Kato, unfortunately she couldn't due to her real life obligations working with RTS ( The company Pokimane started a while ago ) .

39K Followers, 1,572 Following, 1,333 Posts - Sue Lee (@smixity) on Instagram: "〰️ VP, Talent Management @ RTS ; prev: @twitch 〰️ esports host at csa.gg ([email protected]) 〰️ forbes 30 under 30 2018, esports hall of fame 2021"

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Sue “Smix” Lee is a stage host and staple personality in competitive Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO). She works as a Partnerships Manager at Twitch and was a recipient of Forbes 30 Under 30 for Games in 2018. AdWeek named her one of the 35 most powerful women in esports in 2017. Lee has worked on StarCraft 2, CS:GO and Heroes of the Storm.

Mar 2, 2019 · I've been involved in SC2 since 2010 and I've always considered Smix to be a good host, but never got why she got love as a great host. But this last interview... she understood the games and asked compound questions and was able to properly respond to them all. This was the best translated Q&A I've seen in my 9 years of watching SC2.

Feb 11, 2023 · SC2 created globalized esports and helped drive its early growth but unfortuantely (fortunately?) it was NOT the cause of the bubble. The bubble came from esports like League and OW reporting skewed numbers to massive corporate sponsors and owners.

Sue " Smix " Lee (born September 3, 1990) is an American host, interviewer, and reporter of Korean descent. Sue became interested in Starcraft BroodWar by watching her brother play. …

Starting as a translator at IPL 3 in 2011, Smix has transitioned to fill the role of host at an enormous number of events for both SC2 and CS:GO. Though Smix herself believes that she had a shaky start, her hosting skills have grown enormously through the years.