#63 - Ninja

H3 Podcast

Ethan Klein

Comedy

4.8 • 24.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2018

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of The H3 Podcast we are joined by twitch streamer/pro-gamer/Drake's BFF- Tyler Blevins aka Ninja! Together we discuss Fortnite, Drake, E-Sports, home defense with katanas, and bidets. Ninja is the current biggest star on twitch, streaming Fortnite to his over 6 millions followers.

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0:00.0	Welcome everybody to the H3 Podcast Live!
0:04.3	Today's episode is sponsored by StitchFix, DollarShave Club, and The Black Tux.
0:08.6	Today's guest is the mega.
0:12.4	He's not a superstar.
0:14.8	He's a mega star.
0:16.0	Ninja, the Twitch streamer, pro gamer, and Fortnite phenomenon.
0:21.2	Many of you probably know who Ninja is, but for those of you who don't know,
0:26.6	let me give you some numbers to put in perspective what we're dealing with here.
0:30.6	So I was checking, okay, well he's a Twitch streamer.
0:33.4	Let's start there.
0:35.5	At the beginning of the year, he had just under a million subscribers.
0:41.4	That was just a few short months ago.
0:43.7	And a million subscribers on Twitch makes him one of the biggest channels on Twitch.
0:47.3	He was a big deal.
0:49.4	Fast forward to today, since that moment, he's up over 6 million subscribers on Twitch.
0:55.6	He's the biggest channel on Twitch by far now.
0:58.3	He's broken all the streaming records.
1:00.5	He first broke the streaming record for the most concurrent viewers at one time when he
1:05.2	played with the Drake.
1:07.5	Yes Drake.
1:09.7	Mr. Hot, whatever, you guys don't drink.
1:13.5	Mr.
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