#66 - Ninja Reveals Truth Behind Mixer Disaster & Drake Collab

The CouRage and Nadeshot Show

100 Thieves

Courage, 100thieves, Gaming, Video Games, Hobbies, Nadeshot, Streamers, Twitch, Matthaag, Couragejd, Leisure

4.9 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 14 October 2021

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of the podcast, Ninja finally comes on as a guest to talk about the Mixer collapse from his perspective, playing Fortnite with Drake, that New Years Eve Event moment that became a meme, Ligma, his love for animation, and more!

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen, this is the moment that we all have been waiting for.
0:14.6	Since we started the Courage and Aid Shot Show two and a half years ago with 60 near 70 episodes,
0:22.8	this has been a guest we've wanted from the very beginning.
0:27.3	Now you have the normal old faces, myself, Nate, Sean and Will, Neff Will sporting the beautiful short haircut looking great.
0:33.8	But our guest today is none other than the critically acclaimed worldwide sensation,
0:42.1	the biggest name in gaming 24 million subscribers on YouTube.
0:47.5	He's an Adidas band brand ambassador.
0:50.3	We've had events at times square.
0:52.5	We've done all sorts of things.
0:54.0	We've seen enough movement.
0:56.4	He's not seen enough movement.
0:57.7	Folks, it is none other than Tyler Ninja.
1:00.9	But let me.
1:03.9	I was like a celebrity boxing.
1:05.8	Like one thing that was in the red corner.
1:08.7	We all know it was good.
1:10.4	We just can't gas Jack.
1:11.5	Okay. Well, Tyler, hey, man, welcome.
1:14.4	Dude, good to be here, man.
1:15.5	I just Jack was here for the tour, but I got the tour.
1:18.3	I loved it, man.
1:19.0	Wait, the first time here?
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