Make sure to keep up with Daily Esports for additional updates. It seems we’ll have to wait a little longer to hear about Ninja’s decision. He’s expressed interest in both streaming platforms in the past, and each makes sense in its own regard. It’s likely the streamer is debating between both YouTube and Twitch, as those are the two sites he’s gone live on.Īt this time, it doesn’t seem like Ninja is leaning one way or the other. The Twitch stream was short and sweet, but it did reveal a lot about the Fortnite personality’s current thoughts.Īccording to Ninja, his current situation can be compared to an “It’s complicated” relationship status on Facebook. It appears he’s simply testing the waters on various platforms, as he went live on YouTube last month. While it seems everything is still on the table, Ninja made a short return to Twitch. However, others felt that the divorce between Ninja and Twitch would cause him to consider YouTube or Facebook instead. Many guessed that he might return to Twitch, as he called the site home for so many years. With 16.8 million followers, Ninja is the top of the list of earners for Twitch streamers.

A return to Twitch still in the cards for Ninja?Īfter the Mixer shut down in July, the blue-haired streamer didn’t quite know what he wanted to do. Top streamer Ninja AKA Richard Blevins signed back with Twitch after a brief misadventure at Mixer, which ended in July 2020 (RIP Mixer). Hear what he had to say about his career in streaming down below. The stream consisted of the duo playing the new Fortnite v13.40 update and also revealed some insights into Ninja’s future. Although, no one imagined the announcement would be a return to Twitch, where Ninja spent years of his career. The streamer teased an announcement of some kind with friend and former broadcaster Ben “DrLupo” Lupo yesterday. One of gaming’s biggest stars recently reappeared on camera, as Tyler “Ninja” Blevins went live on Twitch earlier today.

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