The leaked information from Twitch has revealed the huge gap in earnings between creators on the platform, even at the very top level of the streaming game.
And the real question: Should they DO something about the actions of toxic fans?
On Monday Jan 11, Spanish Fortnite streamer, Grefg, started up a Twitch live stream to officially reveal his Fortnite skin getting added by Epic Games. And as his stream continued, he peaked at 2.5 million viewers. Read about his story here:
Ninja announced Chase the Spark via Twitter on Friday afternoon as the next step in his partnership with Adidas, which began in August 2019.
Professional streamer and gaming superstar Tyler “Ninja” Blevins announced he is coming back to Twitch with a multi-year deal to livestream exclusively at www.twitch.com/Ninja. He celebrates his return with his first live stream today, September 10th at 12:00 p.m. PT / 3:00 p.m. ET.
Professional streamer and former competitive gamer, Michael “Shroud” Grzesiek, announced he is returning back to his roots with a deal to livestream exclusively on Twitch at www.twitch.com/Shroud. Shroud celebrates his homecoming and will be kicking off his first stream very soon. Fans can follow his Twitter for the exact date and time.
Tyler "Ninja" Blevins is back streaming on Twitch — at least for now. At the time of writing, Ninja's stream is pulling a viewership of over 62K. He started with a Fortnite stream together with
Ninja just held his first stream since his departure from Mixer on YouTube, peaking at 167,000 viewers and eclipsing his peak Twitch viewership from his last weeks on the platform one year ago. This was Ninja's first ever YouTube stream, averaging around 100,000 throughout his hour and a half long live on the platform. Read more on his stream here:
Ninja and Michael "Shroud" Grzesiek were the only two Mixer streamers who were not part of Microsoft's deal with Facebook Gaming, instead getting paid out in full to explore their options.
UPDATE 6/22: More members of the community have voiced their thoughts via Twitter on Mixer's shutdown and subsequent Facebook Gaming partnership.
In one month, on July 22nd, Microsoft will be shutting down their livestreaming platform, Mixer, and will move their viewers and partners to Facebook Gaming. Ninja and Shroud have become free agents, hinting at move back to Twitch. Read the story here:
Just hours before Call of Duty League's season opener on Friday afternoon, YouTube announced exclusive streaming rights for all Activision Blizzard esports, including OWL, CoD League, Hearthstone, and more. Read more on the deal here:
Epic Games released the Ninja Set on Thursday, January 16 at 6:00pm CST, but today, Sunday, January 19 at 7:00pm CST, the Ninja Set will leave the Fortnite item shop.
Tyler "Ninja" Blevins has become an almost household name over the past few years as he has risen the ranks of Twitch streamer to internet celebrity to global icon. It's difficult to tell whether Fortnite or Blevins would be as popular as they are without one another so the former is thanking the latter in a way that many (including Blevins) have dreamed of for years. On Wednesday morning, Blevins, streaming now on Microsoft's Mixer platform, revealed that he was getting his own personalized in-game skin, pickaxe, back bling and dance emote in his likeness. Grinning ear to ear, Blevin's could help but giggle and yell in excitement when he finally showed off the cosmetics to the thousands watching his stream.
Everything started when there was... nothing left. On Sunday afternoon, Season 10 (Or Season X) came to an end with an epic event. Everything was sucked into a black hole and players questioned for a
On the first day of the 2019 Fortnite World Cup, Karim "Airwaks" Benghalia and RL Grime were crowned as the Fortnite World Cup Celebrity Pro-Am champions. The duo also won the Celebrity Pro-Am at the Fortnite Summer Block Party in Los Angeles, CA, earlier this summer, making them the first two-time Celebrity Pro-Am champions in history of Fortnite.
LAS VEGAS, June 19, 2019 – Details for the inaugural Metarama Gaming + Music Festival have been released, revealing an unprecedented lineup of professional gamers, world-class musicians and stre
Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, a professional Fortnite player and immensely popular Twitch streamer, will be featured on the cover of ESPN The Magazine. Typically reserved for traditional athletes, Ninja make
UNINTERUPPTED's recent partnership with the seemingly omnipresent Fortnite player Ninja is a clear indicator that modern athletes are a different breed of competitor.
This article will be a part 2 of the ‘Reporter's Experiences' series. Part 1 was on why I, personally, loved the Blizzard Arena. You can find it here.Unlike covering many established Esports lik
