"That's a lawsuit" - CaseOh responds to Ninja calling him "so massive" in a viral clip

Twitch streamer Case "CaseOh" was left taken aback after popular streamer and Fortnite player Tyler "Ninja" appeared to have taken a dig at him. For those unaware, there was a clip back on February 21, which Ninja shared on his official X account, where he goes on to liken Case's name to "queso," the popular Tex-Mex appetizer. Ninja said:

"Tell me that CaseOh, his name, is 'Queso.' The cheese. Because he is so massive."

Case recently reacted to this clip, naturally taken aback at the strange comparison. The dig was, of course, intended as a joke, either referring to the streamer's weight or food habits. Reacting to the clip, Case quipped:

"That's a lawsuit."

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Watch: Ninja seemingly takes a dog at CaseOh's weight

Popular Twitch streamer Ninja took a playful dig at fellow streamer CaseOh by likening his name to the food queso, implying that Case, who is be on the heavier side, enjoys indulging in food. In the clip, which was uploaded on February 21, 2024, Ninja said:

"Tell me that CaseOh, his name, is 'Queso.' The cheese. Because he is so massive. Is that why it is? It's spelt 'Case,' 'O' (spells out the name). It's supposed to be 'queso'? Is that the point? I'm assuming it's the point. I'm assuming I'm late (pointing at his head) to the meme but it definitely is. I finally got that. I knew it. Let's delete this clip from the internet, please."

Case has already responded to the troll-worthy clip. The streamer was left taken aback at Ninja's theory about his name and joked that he would see Ninja in court (implying a legal battle):

"What, what! (After Ninja called him 'massive') Oh, that's a lawsuit, by the way. We'll see you in court, buddy."

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CaseOh has quickly risen in the ranks over the past year or so. The streamer has already garnered over three million followers in a short span and was awarded the Variety Streamer of the Year award in the recently hosted Streamer Awards 2024.

He has found himself in several exchanges before. On a more serious note, in December 2023, another Twitch streamer named Louis "LosPollosTV" accused Case of copying his content.

LosPollosTV claimed that the clips responsible for Case's rise in popularity bore a striking resemblance to his own. He further alleged that the on-screen persona portrayed by Case was "ripped" (meaning duplicated) from his own.