Just days after announcing a career overhaul that saw him departing Twitch in favor of the Microsoft-owned streaming platform Mixer, gaming superstar Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins is shattering subscriber records -- helped, no doubt, by a promotional offer.
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Twitch Superstar Ninja Is Streaming ‘Fortnite’ Live From Lollapalooza
It’s the second day of massive music festival Lollapalooza, but thanks to Twitch and one of its biggest stars, it’s not just music fans who will get something out of this year’s four-day fest. The Lollapalooza Twitter announced that Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, Twitch’s most-watched streamer (who also recently won the first Fornite Celebrity Pro-Am tournament and hit 10 million subscribers on YouTube), is currently streaming Fornite matches and other games live from Lollapalooza backstage, going head-to-head with music artists and other guests.
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