“I don’t know when I will be back, or where”: Is Ninja moving to YouTube following his abrupt break?
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Ninja might become a YouTuber now
Richard Tyler Belvins or whom we call Fortnite pro ‘Ninja’ shocked his viewers with a midnight stream today by rage quitting his Fortnite match abruptly and ending his stream in a hurry. This was shortly followed by an announcement on Twitter that he needs a break but he doesn’t when or where he will be back.
Ninja is one of the most iconic players of Fortnite and also the ‘King of Twitch’ with close to 19 million followers as of August 2022. Last year around this time, we found the streamer extending his contract with Twitch but it seems that this year, Tyler Belvins has some other plans.
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Fortnite pro Ninja to leave the purple platform?
Tyler is one of the only individual who has been able to accumulate massive views for Fortnite even though he didn’t play in any tournaments. His popularity skyrocketed when he announced a match with prominent singers such as Drake and Travis Scott ad ever since then, the huge success of Ninja on Twitch is tied to Epic Games’ battle royale.
While Ninja is quite passionate about streaming his Fortnite gameplay, the action he took yesterday blew away the minds of his viewers. The 31-year old streamer was seen playing the game with one of his friends where they were seen hunting down opponents when suddenly Ninja stated-
"Can't do anymore of it, I can't. I am fu**ing sick of this game. I am sick of the f**ing players spamming rifts... I've had enough man. I'm not even f**king kidding dude."
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Stating this, he ended his stream while his friend kept on asking what happened to him. While the streamer didn’t state anything clearly, he did provide a vague description that he will be taking a break from streaming which was quite shocking to his fans considering that this is the first time they have seen him like this. The ‘abrupt break’ confirmation then came from Twitter-
"I just need a break...I don't know when I will be back, or where"
Ninja has changed his name to ‘User not Found’ on Twitter but it is important to note that he has not deleted his account. Moreover, the last sentence of his tweet claiming that he doesn’t know where he will be back, fans are speculating that the streamer might soon switch to the red platform.
A certain hint on platform change was provided by Fortnite player earlier as well when he stated that he missed the ‘YouTube call‘. However, he has not made any direct announcement on his shift. Ninja currently has over 24 million subscribers on YouTube and might join the list of prominent streamers like Dr DisRespect to change platforms.
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