Ninja re-streams Twitch, but he’s back forever

Since Mixer closed, fans of Tyler “Ninja” Blevin have wondered what the Fortnite superstar will do next.

Ninja was quite busy after Mixer closed. Streamer said he plans to pursue a Hollywood career. His fan is also a fan of Adidas’ Ninja shoe line. But they still have one question: When will Ninja stream again? And do you come back to stream too?

A few weeks ago, Ninja held a stream on YouTube that saw many of his fans drop by and watch him play Fortnite with his streamers. Despite rumors that Ninja will sign a contract with YouTube Gaming, he has never announced a partnership with this mogul.

Ninja most likely signed to youtube, he currently has a test stream scheduled, probably didn’t mean to make it public but this is a huge hint.. pic.twitter.com/e4bd6lhD8M

— HYPEX (@HYPEX) July 7, 2020

Ninja stream on Twitch with Dr Lupo

Recently, Ninja hinted that he would stream with Benjamin “Dr Lupo” Lupo but did not mention it anywhere.

Tomorrow

8 am@DrLupo

— Ninja (@Ninja) August 5, 2020

August 5, Ninja was surprised when he shared the link of his Twitch channel. Fans were quick to react immediately.

Fortnite with @DrLupo https://t.co/QC3Dpr8MTr

— Ninja (@Ninja) August 5, 2020

Despite the unexpected announcement, the stream reached over 100,000 viewers in the first few hours. After that, the stream reached more than 70,000 viewers continuously and the chat was extremely active.

Although fans quickly dropped in to the unexpected stream, many questioned his return on Twitch. Many followers reiterated the reason Ninja left the platform, including the limited contract and toxicity in the Fortnite community on his chat channel. Ninja’s wife Jessica Blevins also shared the negative side of working with Twitch, talking about limited trademark rights. That does not allow her husband to develop a career outside of streaming.

“With the wording in the contract, you won’t be able to develop your brand outside of games,” Wife Ninja told Business Insider when Ninja first migrated to Mixer.

So is Ninja returning to Twitch permanently?

While Ninja has a lot of viewers on this comeback stream, we have no evidence that Ninja will stream continuously on Twitch in the future. Although possible, but Ninja has not announced any cooperation mission. We also don’t have a stream schedule mentioned on his Twitch channel.

Ninja is said to have turned down a contract of hundreds of thousands of dollars from Facebook Gaming after Mixer closed. That leaves only Twitch and YouTube as the best choice if Ninja decides to return to his streaming career.

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