Noel Deyzel
South African bodybuilder and RYSE Supplements co-owner who makes gym-etiquette skits, meal-prep recipes and mindset talks for young men, plus a fragrance channel on the side.
Fitness · TikTok · Updated Oct 9, 2026
Noel Deyzel is a South African bodybuilder who became one of the biggest fitness creators online by being the patient, friendly big guy in a genre that usually runs loud. His Shorts and TikToks are gym-etiquette skits, high-protein recipes and myth-busting, and his longer videos are straight-to-camera talks about discipline and mindset aimed at young men. He is the face of RYSE Supplements and, per a 2024 Business Wire release, a co-owner. About 8.3 million people follow him on TikTok, nearly 7.8 million on YouTube, and since 2025 he has run a second channel about fragrance.
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Questions people ask
Who is Noel Deyzel?
Noel Deyzel is a bodybuilder from Johannesburg, South Africa who started posting on YouTube in 2018 and took off on TikTok from 2020 with gym-etiquette skits, meal-prep recipes and fitness myth-busting. He is the face of RYSE Supplements and, per Business Wire, a co-owner. He has about 8.3 million followers on TikTok, about 7.8 million subscribers on YouTube and about 6.4 million followers on Instagram.
How old is Noel Deyzel?
Famous Birthdays lists his birthday as September 30, 1984, so he turns 42 on September 30, 2026. The age in the facts box updates on its own. His YouTube channel says he has been in fitness for more than 17 years, and Famous Birthdays says he took up bodybuilding at 21.
How tall is Noel Deyzel?
He has not published a number anywhere we would cite, so neither will we. Famous Birthdays describes him as tall and thin before he started bodybuilding, which fits everything you see on camera.
What is Noel Deyzel’s real name or full name?
Noel Deyzel is his real name. It is the name on his channels, his coaching business and his RYSE products. No middle name has been published.
What is Noel Deyzel’s connection to RYSE?
RYSE’s own company timeline says he joined in 2021 as the face of the brand. A November 2024 Business Wire release calls him a co-owner working out of RYSE’s Texas headquarters, and his TikTok bio says Owner. His signature products include the Godzilla pre-workout, which started as the Noel Deyzel Signature Pre-Workout, and Pump Daddy, released in November 2022, per Stack3d.
What is the Noel Deyzel Omni-Man thing?
People say he looks like Omni-Man, the mustached hero from Amazon’s Invincible. He leaned in: his own Short titled “Bro is Omni Man” has about 33 million views on YouTube.
Does Noel Deyzel have a fragrance?
The searches mostly lead to his second YouTube channel, @noeldeyzelfragrances, started in June 2025 and described as “I help you smell better! Everything fragrance and cologne.” It has about 183,000 subscribers. We have not seen a fragrance sold under his own name that we could cite.
Where is Noel Deyzel from?
Johannesburg, South Africa, which Famous Birthdays lists as his birthplace. His work is now based in the United States, at RYSE Supplements, the brand he co-owns, which has its headquarters in Prosper, Texas.
Where can I watch Noel Deyzel?
TikTok @noeldeyzel_bodybuilder, YouTube @NoelDeyzel, Instagram @noeldeyzel_bodybuilder and the fragrance channel @noeldeyzelfragrances. The main YouTube channel also carries sit-down interviews, including a full-length one with Alex Eubank.
What is Noel Deyzel’s net worth?
He does not publish a number and neither do we.
Is Noel Deyzel married, and who is he dating?
Not something we cover.
Who represents Noel Deyzel?
His YouTube channel lists a business email, and his coaching and app run through his own site, noeldeyzel.com, under Deyzel Industries, LLC. Ames Create does not represent him; we cover him because he showed the nicest guy in the gym can also be the biggest account in it. If that changes, this entry will say so.
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The format. Noel plays the patient big guy who has seen every gym sin and explains it without cruelty: rerack the weights, wipe the bench, stop filming strangers. The skits carry the joke, the recipes and myth-busting carry the saves, and the long videos carry the mindset. Warm instead of drill sergeant is rarer in fitness than it should be, and it is the whole brand.
Why it travels. Gym etiquette is universal. Everyone has met the guy who hogs the machine, so the skits get sent to friends and dropped in group chats, and the Omni-Man Short proved his face alone can carry a video. The same clip runs on three platforms that each clear six million followers.
Brand fit. He already co-owns a supplement company, so other supplement brands are out. The fit is everything around the workout: apparel (his YouTube links a YoungLA code), gym equipment, food and meal-prep brands, fitness apps, and grooming and fragrance through the second channel. Any mainstream brand that wants a large, young, mostly male audience from a friendly face belongs here.
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Sources: Noel Deyzel’s YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, fragrance channel, “Bro is Omni Man” Short, Alex Eubank interview and noeldeyzel.com; RYSE, Our Story; Business Wire, November 2024; Stack3d, November 2022; Famous Birthdays. Follower counts via Social Blade, September 2026.
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