Remember When Ninja Ruled Fortnite, Streaming and Everything Else?

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Ninja once ruled everything. Gaming, streaming, even the late night talk show circuit wasn’t off limits. He was inescapable, pulling in tens of thousands of viewers per stream and striking sponsorship deals left and right. And then it just kind of stopped when he moved to Mixer. So how did Ninja rise to become the face of Fortnite, and was the move to Mixer (for a reported $30 million dollars) worth it? Spoiler: It probably was.

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