Brian Limond
- 50 years old
- Scottish
- Actor, writer, director, producer and editor
Press clippings
My comedy hero: Paul Black on Limmy
Sketch comedian Paul Black on the genius of everyone's favourite comic turned Twitch streamer.
Paul Black, The List, 5th November 2024Limmy leaves fans in stitches after asking ChatGPT to create a "pompous" blurb
Brian "Limmy" Limond has left fans in stitches after sharing his AI-generated animation and asking for it to create a blurb for the finished piece.
Deadline News, 12th June 2023Limmy highlights sick 'rape simulator game in Overwatch 2' after son's horrifying discovery
Limmy has said his 12-year-old son stumbled upon a sick "rape" simulator feature in a video game he was playing.
Hamish Morrison, The National (Scotland), 26th October 2022Limmy earns six-figure sum playing games on Twitch
Limmy coined in a six-figure sum playing video games on streaming website Twitch, according to leaked data.
Chris Taylor, The Scottish Sun, 9th October 2021Limmy posts 'grovelling apology' over Edinburgh comment
Limmy has issued a "grovelling apology" after his claim that "Edinburgh is England" during a stream.
Gregor Young, The National (Scotland), 26th August 2021Limmy claims 'Edinburgh isnae Scotland' in viral video
The Glaswegian comedian has sparked an online debate after making the remark on his online Twitch channel.
Gregor Young, The National (Scotland), 25th August 2021Limmy reveals he's been off 'demon drink' for 17 years
The 46-year-old, real name Brian Limond, told his 529,000 followers on Twitter about his achievement on the anniversary of his sobriety yesterday. Limmy admitted to still having an urge for alcohol and said how he would still like to enjoy a "wee red wine here" or a "wee pint there".
Duncan Gorman, Deadline News, 8th June 2021Limmy rages at Scottish Tories for using his jokes
The Scottish Tories have been scolded by Scottish comedian Limmy after using one of his most popular jokes to attack the Scottish Justice Secretary.
The National (Scotland), 17th March 2021Limmy's Brexit song is the only thing that makes sense
The comedian has torn the Brexit mindset to shreds over the past four years, with his regular pronouncements - "Yous having a nice Brexit, aye?" - becoming a running joke with followers. This new song samples a call to LBC host James O'Brien, in which a hardcore Brexiteer sees the light and completely changes their mind.
Robin Murray, Clash Music, 3rd January 2021Limmy reveals why he's bowing out
Brian Limond says he is now devoting his creative energies to interactive online streaming site Twitch as he ditches the pressure of tours and telly.
Paul English, Daily Record, 2nd October 2020