How Ninja Confronts Internet Hate Without Being ‘Depressed’

Twitch streamer Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins says the hate he’s received on the Internet can lead to his “depression” – if he doesn’t find a way to handle it, and get help from his wife (and also help) as manager) is Jessica.

Love him or hate him, Ninja is still one of the brightest stars on the Internet. He exploded thanks to the game Fortnite Battle Royale, becoming one of the friendly streamers of the gaming community.

Thanks to that, Ninja has achieved unprecedented success, continuously breaking many records on Twitch when playing games with famous singers Drake and Travis Scott. However, along with that success, Ninja was also hated by many people.

How does the Ninja deal with the “haters”?

The 27-year-old streamer said on stream that his wife, Jess ‘JGhosty’ Blevins is one of the reasons he hasn’t become depressed from the hateful texts he receives.

“One thing that I have done is the ability to ignore hate and opinions,” he says. “My wife has helped me a lot with this.”

“I would probably be depressed if I had this reputation without my wife by my side.”

Ninja doesn’t understand why he gets hate

Blevins also said his past achievements are another reason for his optimism, but many haters refer to him as “the kid who only plays Fortnite”, even though he has raised a lot of money for charity and achieved great results. many successes are not related to the game.

“I hit 270k subs on Twitch, still holding my own Twitch viewership record, and I’m still the same person – I don’t think I’m better than anyone,” he said.

“Not to mention, I raised a million dollars last year, but I’m nothing.”

Despite a lot of hate, Ninja continues to be one of the most successful streamers on Twitch and is partnering with some of the biggest companies in the world.

Recently, Ninja is also taking Fortnite more seriously and if he wins the right to participate in the $30 million World Cup tournament, Ninja’s value will surely be even higher.

According to Dexetor