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Tfue

Turner Tenney (born: January 2, 1998 [age 21]), better known online as Tfue, is an American eSports player who was born in Florida, and currently resides in Los Angeles, California. He has gained most of his success playing Fortnite, as he is best known as "The Best Player in the World". People claim Tfue is better than Ninja and better than the entire community of Fortnite. Tfue currently has over 6.7 million subscribers on YouTube with over 3.4 million followers on Twitch and streams every day. On June 8, 2018, Tfue and his friends, Nick Eh 30, One_shot_GURL, and FaZe Cloak, once set PC world record with the most squad kills ^[1] ever of 53. Although it isn't the record entirely, it was a PC record. Tfue and Cloak won against Nick and One shot during the 53 kill squad game



Career

Tfue is a member and sibling of the JOOGSQUAD and had done a lot of collaborative videos on the channel containing trampoline stunts, surfing, scooters, and skateboarding before he was more into gaming as much as he does now. After awhile, he then done a lot of cliff and bridge jumping, which he successfully done. Tfue started off his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel as a Call of Duty and Destiny YouTuber / Streamer. He has also done multiple how-to videos and commentary videos. In late 2016, Tfue moved on to H1Z1, and has done multiple compilations of his best moments. Tfue then started playing PUBG a few months after it's release. Tfue only had 70,000 subscribers before getting success after being invited to FaZe on April 30, 2018. FaZe Tfue Twitch and YouTube both blew up at an exponential rate ever since joining FaZe.


Ninja

Blevins was born Richard Tyler Blevins to American parents of Welsh descent.^[5] Though born in the Detroit area, he moved with his family to the Chicago suburbs when he was a year old.^[6] Blevins' youth in the Chicago suburbs included video games and sports. He attended Grayslake Central High School, where he played soccer, and was also an avid video game player. Upon graduation, he decided to play video games professionally, entering tournaments, joining professional organizations, and live streaminghis games.^[7]

Career 

Blevins began playing Halo 3 professionally in 2009.^[8] He played for various teams including Cloud9, Renegades, Team Liquid,^[9] and is currently with Luminosity Gaming.^[10] Blevins became a streamer in 2011.^[6] He began playing H1Z1, then moved to PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. He joined Luminosity Gaming in 2017 first as a Halo player, then to H1Z1, later moving to PUBG, where he won the PUBG Gamescom Invitational Squads classification. He began streaming Fortnite regularly and his viewership began to grow, which coincided with the game's growth in popularity.^[9] In September 2017, he had 500,000 followers; in six months, that number grew by 250 percent.^[11] In March 2018, Blevins set the Twitch record for a single individual stream while playing Fortnite after he hosted a game with Drake, Travis Scott, and Juju Smith-Schuster.^[12] In April 2018, he broke his own viewing record during his event Ninja Vegas 2018 where he accumulated an audience of about 667,000 live viewers.^[13]

Blevins has over 17 million subscribers on YouTube as of September 2018. He earns over $500,000 per month from streaming Fortnite, and credits the game's free-to-playbusiness model as a growth factor.^[14]

On June 17, 2018, Blevins announced that he had partnered with Red Bull Esports. He also mentioned in the announcement that fans could challenge him at a special Fortnite event called the "Red Bull Rise Till Dawn" in Chicago on July 21, 2018.^[15]

In September 2018, Blevins became the first professional eSports player to be featured on the cover of ESPN The Magazine, marking a breakthrough into mainstream sports fame.^[16][6]

Ninja announced a deal with the record label Astralwerks in October 2018 to compile an album titled Ninjawerks: Vol. 1 featuring original songs by electronic music acts including Alesso, Nero, Tycho and 3LAU.^[17][18][19] The album was released on December 14, 2018.^[20]

Myth

Ali Kabbani (born May 24, 1999), more commonly known as Myth or TSM Myth, is an American Twitch streamer and professional Fortnite Battle Royale player. As of July 2018, he is among the most popular streamers on Twitch with over 4 million followers^[1] and over 50 million views. Kabbani also has over 3 million subscribers on his YouTube channel.^[2]

Career

Ali Kabbani's YouTube account was created on November 3, 2013^[3]. He started streaming on Twitch in 2016 and mainly streamed Paragon, a third-person multiplayer online battle arena developed by Epic Games. Paragon has since been removed. His streams become much more popular when he started streaming Fortnite Battle Royale in the later half of 2017. At the end of January 2018, Kabbani had over 200,000 followers on Twitch and by the end of June of the same year the number had increased to over 3.2 million^[4].

Kabbani plays for Team SoloMid in a team that consists of himself, Daequan, Darryle "Hamlinz" Hamlin and Juan "CaMiLLs" Camilla (sub). Kabbani joined Team SoloMid in 2018^[5] and serves as the captain of his team. Kabbani participated in the Ninja Vegas Tournament in April 2018. Additionally, Kabbani's streams have included a variety of other popular streamers including, Pokimane and summit1g.