Is Ninja considering platform switch? Fortnite star no longer partnered on Twitch

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Tyler "Ninja" made headlines earlier today after tweeting that he "just needed a break" and was unsure when he would return to livestreaming. He also seemingly mentioned that he didn't know "where" he would be streaming.

A few moments later, esports personality Jake "JakeLucky" shared that Ninja was no longer partnered with Twitch, hinting that the Fortnite star could be planning on switching platforms again. The tweet stated:

During a Fortnite stream on the same day, Ninja teamed up with fellow content creator Ali "SypherPK." A moment from the broadcast went viral, as Tyler seemed to abruptly end the stream and stated the following:

He apologized to SypherPK for leaving the game, and once again mentioned that he was not sure "where" he would be going live next:

Streaming community members on different social media platforms like Twitter and Reddit were taken aback after witnessing Tyler's recent "antics."

Fans on Twitter shared additional snippets from the same livestream, during which the American stated that he would "absolutely" not be going to TwitchCon. He said:

NGR Apryze had the following to say:

One Twitter user speculated that the streamer would be signing up with Facebook Gaming for "nine figures" and commented:

Others mentioned that YouTube Gaming would be the only viable option for Ninja:

Fans stated that FaZe Swagg switched from Twitch to YouTube on the same night, so Tyler could probably follow suit:

Others asserted that Ninja will stay on Twitch since he doesn't have the "same influence" as he had before:

One Twitter user added that Michael "Shroud," too, would leave Twitch at one point:

Fans on Reddit expressed the following reaction:

This would not be the first time that Ninja has left Twitch to stream exclusively