Tfue, Dr Disrespect and TimTheTatman react to Ninja\u2019s Fortnite skin YouTube: Tfue \/ Epic GamesOn January 15, it was announced that Tyler \u2018Ninja\u2019 Blevins would be the first major Fortnite personality to get his own skin in the game. As part of the Icon Series, Epic Games are bringing a number of streamers to the battle royale title, making skins of their likeness available in-game, so fans can play as their favorite streamers. Ninja is the first personality to be eternalized in Fortnite, and his popular streamer peers have reacted to and made their opinions known on the Ninja Fortnite skin. While many simply congratulated Ninja on his achievements, some offered a little more. The Two-Time, back-to-back Blockbuster champion, Dr Disrespect, didn\u2019t waste time letting his opinion be known. The Doc, obviously, made a little joke at the expense of the Fortnite developers but offered \u201cfirm handshakes\u201d to Ninja, who he says it took them way too long to create in-game cosmetics for. Given the fact that he was always in favor of PUBG creating Dr Disrespect-themed skins, his support of Ninja here is no surprise. I will say this, it took way too long for Epic to add an influencer skin, let alone a @Ninja skin. These skinny developers from North Carolina finally woke up. Firm handshakes Ninja. \u2014 Dr Disrespect (@DrDisrespect) January 15, 2020 Meanwhile, good friend Tim \u2018TimTheTatman\u2019 Betar took the opportunity to roast his long-time streaming partner for his embarrassing incident that occurred on New Year\u2019s Eve 2018. It\u2019s hard to forget the sheer awkwardness of Ninja standing in front of hundreds of fans in the middle of New York City\u2019s Times Square, one of the most famous New Year celebrations in the world, and attempting to get the crowd to floss with him \u2013 to absolutely no response. Of course, Tim made a joke of that situation as soon as the Ninja skin became available to him, doing the \u2018Floss\u2019 emote and telling his chat he \u201cdoesn\u2019t see enough movement\u201d while attempting the worst floss you will see. Ever the optimist, Turner \u2018Tfue\u2019 Tenney took a slightly different angle on the Ninja skin, claiming that he wasn\u2019t actually the first personality to get one. As well as the default Jonesy skin \u2013 which bears an uncanny resemblance to the former FaZe Clan member \u2013 he also noted that Marshmello had got one, and then Ninja. This doesn\u2019t do much to prevent the rumors of ongoing beef between the two Fortnite and livestreaming megastars, but it\u2019s unlikely that bothers Tfue too much. (Timestamp 5:27 for mobile users) While much of the main reactions were from fellow top-tier Twitch streamers, Fortnite players or close friends of the star, one of CSGO\u2019s best players, Oleksandr \u2018s1mple\u2019 Kostyliev also reached out to Blevins. In a tweet posted shortly after the game, s1mple tagged Ninja and congratulated him on the \u201cwell-deserved award.\u201d The Icon Series definitely seems like something that has been a long-time coming to Fortnite. The game became a pop-culture phenomenon and people such as Ninja have helped it grow massively, as well as vice versa. As well as Ninja, Kathleen \u2018Loserfruit\u2019 Belsten and David \u2018TheGrefg\u2019 Mart\u00ednez will be getting in-game skins at some point in the future as part of the Icon Series.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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