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Vladimir Sergeyevich Semenyuk · @bratishkinoff
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Vladimir Sergeyevich Semenyuk, known as Bratishkinoff, is a Russian streamer who founded 89SQUAD.[1][2] He was born in Moscow on May 20, 1998.[1][2]

Counter-Strike and creator awards

Before streaming became his career, Semenyuk studied programming at college and worked in social media marketing. Counter-Strike featured in his early broadcasts; he later organized tournaments, including PARI X BRFF CS2 in 2023.[2]

He received the SLAY KING award in both 2023 and 2024. At the 2024 ceremony he also won Best Just Chatting Streamer.[3]

Voice work and collaborations

In an interview with 2x2, he described voice acting as a field he wanted to develop. He also explained how he approached fan art: he was willing to share work he liked and did not generally object to fans selling their creations.[4]

The same interview clarified his encounter with Kai Cenat: after sending gifted subscriptions and learning about Cenat’s charity fundraising, Semenyuk spoke with him through a translator. He said they had talked, rather than hosted a joint stream.[4]

Personal information

Real name
Vladimir Sergeyevich Semenyuk [1]
Gender
Male [1]
Birthday
[1][5]
Age
28 years
Zodiac sign
Taurus
Height
~ 5 ft 8 in / 173 cm [5]
Weight
~ 143.30 lbs / 65 kg
Birthplace
Moscow, Russia [1][5]
Based in
Moscow, Russia
Nationality
Russian [1]
Education
Studied programming at college. [2][5]
Family
In a relationship with Alina Kulina

General information

Language
RU
On Twitch since
20 August 2015
Twitch followers
3,797,486
Channel age
11y 2m
Last updated
Category
Just Chatting
Teams
89SQUAD

Sources

  1. "Bratishkin (streamer)". Russian Wikipedia. Retrieved September 29, 2026. Archived on September 28, 2026.
  2. "Vladimir "bratishkinoff" Semenyuk". Forbes Russia. Retrieved September 29, 2026. Archived on October 20, 2026.
  3. "Vova Bratishkin named best streamer at the SLAY awards for the second year in a row". Championat. December 7, 2024. Retrieved September 29, 2026. Archived on March 18, 2025.
  4. "Vova Bratishkin on streams, a comfortable life and memes". 2x2 Media. December 17, 2024. Retrieved September 29, 2026. Archived on June 15, 2026.
  5. "Bratishkin: biography, career and news". SRSLY. Retrieved September 29, 2026. Archived on October 20, 2026.