Ninja estimates he earned $6.7 million in his best month during peak Fortnite days

During a recent broadcast with Stable Ronaldo, popular streamer Tyler Blevins, also known as Ninja, shared that he once earned approximately $6.7 million per month during his peak Fortnite days. Although he used to play various games, it was Epic Games' battle royale title that turned him into a household name.

On December 10, 2024, Ninja streamed with Stable Ronaldo on Twitch and publicly apologized to the FaZe Clan member for mocking his career earlier this year.

After resolving their feud, Stable Ronaldo inquired about Ninja's most profitable month, referring to the highest amount of money the Fortnite star made in a single month. He asked:

"Let's talk about your best month. What was your best month? The exact amount, go, you have to know it."

Initially hesitant, Ninja claimed he had no idea. After being pressed by Stable Ronaldo, the internet personality estimated that his earnings were just shy of $7 million per month:

"Estimated? Uh, it would have to have been when we had, the month I made $5 million of the creator. $6.7 million, I think."

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"Should not have said that": Ninja responds after Stable Ronaldo calls his $6.7 million per month payout "disgusting"

Although Ninja may not attract as many viewers as he did five years ago, he remains one of the most recognizable names in streaming. He continues to hold the title of the most-followed streamer on Twitch, boasting over 19 million followers, a testament to his popularity during Fortnite's peak when he collaborated with celebrities like Drake.

Hearing about Ninja's estimated earnings of $6.7 million during his best month, Stable Ronaldo reacted with astonishment:

"That is disgusting."

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This reaction led Ninja to ponder whether he should have disclosed this information publicly:

"Yeah, dude, I am thinking I should not have said that, by the way. But yeah bro, this was like peak though. It was prime Ninja, dude."

In related news, another prominent Fortnite streamer, Myth, recently revealed his earnings after signing a two-year contract with YouTube Gaming.