Ninja is the biggest video game streamer and today the Fortnite star made a huge announcement. Starting today, he'll no longer stream on Twitch and now stream on Mixer.
The next chapter,https://t.co/lvn9KBjEYq pic.twitter.com/tljVgyM3bG
— Ninja (@Ninja) August 1, 2019
Tyler Blevins made the announcement today claiming “get back in touch with my roots” and help “remember why I fell in love with streaming in the first place.” That’s a nice PR message but in reality, we know it was because of money. Ninja was one of the big streamers that EA paid to play Apex Legends to promote the game and its likely Microsoft offered a similar deal to promote Mixer.
Subscribing to Ninja's Mixer channel is free for the next month.
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