Fortnite Streamers Merge into a Single Entity
During his Fortnite stream, Félix “xQc” Lengyel performed Tyler “Ninja” Blevins’ famous Pon Pon dance. In response, Turner “Tfue” Tenney recreated one of xQc’s moments of rage by smashing his desk with both feet last night.
Tfue was having trouble editing his wall. An opponent was shooting his structure from behind, putting pressure on him. Tfue attempted to rotate and find a better angle to fight, but he failed to make the necessary edits. Ultimately, an opponent’s rocket hit and eliminated him.
“Yeah, I remember how I used to be able to edit, dude,” Tfue imitated xQc while changing his voice. He pushed his chair back and smashed his desk with both feet.
Although it was done as a joke, Tfue clearly mocked his fellow streamer. xQc, known for his explosive behavior in-game, would have reacted similarly if faced with the same situation.
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Despite it being a joke, Tfue expressed his dislike for the new Fortnite update, which introduced season nine. He tweeted, “I personally don’t like the new map. All three of my drop spots are ruined. Epic hates me.”
The latest Fortnite update transformed Tilted Towers, a popular drop spot, into Neo Tilted with a futuristic theme. The distribution of buildings and loot has also changed significantly. Retail Row, where many streamers like Tfue used to drop, was replaced by Mega Mall. The area lost most of its houses and buildings, leaving only one large structure in the center and limiting the number of safe looting spots.
That’s likely the reason Tfue channeled his inner xQc yesterday. We can now look forward to Ninja impersonating Tfue and completing the transformation of the three streamers into one.
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