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Former Fortnite player and streamer, Myth, announced on Monday that he is leaving Twitch for YouTube after signing an exclusive streaming deal with YouTube Gaming. Ali Kabbani, who goes by his streaming alias Myth, joins a growing list of high-profile Twitch streamers who left for YouTube Gaming. Just last week, popular Twitch streamer and OfflineTV member, LilyPichu announced that she would be streaming exclusively on YouTube. The two streamers joins the likes of content creators like DrLupo, TimTheTatMan, Ludwig, Valkyrae, Sykkuno, CouRage and of course, the two-time DrDisrespect himself. This is my decision. pic.twitter.com/oUBiABKt3r Myth (@Myth ) July 11, 2022 Kabbani on Monday took to Twitter to announce the news to his fans. He shared a video and wrote, “This is my decision.” “I love games it’s never going to change,” Myth told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview. “But I think that shift and focus about it not just being strictly about winning
Former Fortnite player and streamer Myth announced on Monday that he is leaving Twitch for YouTube after signing an exclusive streaming deal with YouTube Gaming. Ali Kabbani, who goes by his streaming alias Myth, joins a growing list of high-profile Twitch streamers who left for YouTube Gaming. Just last week, popular Twitch streamer and OfflineTV member, LilyPichu announced that she would be streaming exclusively on YouTube. The ltwo streamers joins the likes of content creators like DrLupo, TimTheTatMan, Ludwig, Valkyrae, Sykkuno, CouRage and of course, the two-time DrDisrespect himself. This is my decision. pic.twitter.com/oUBiABKt3r — Myth (@Myth ) July 11, 2022 Kabbani on Monday took to Twitter to announce the news to his fans. He shared a video and wrote, “This is my decision.” “I love games it’s never going to change,” Myth told The Hollywood Reporter in an interview. “But I think that shift and focus about it not just being strictly about win