YouTube sensation Logan Paul is one of the most popular and loved content creators on the red platform. He initially began his content creation journey with vines and then, later on, moved up to YouTube and that changed almost everything for him.

Now, years later, with over 23.4 million subscribers on YouTube, Logan Paul has truly positioned himself as a social media influencer. However, as expected, as much as people absolutely love to see his new content, a classic Logan Paul video never fails to win fans over.

So here’s one of his videos from 2018 in which Logan Paul first tried his hands at streaming and claimed to be “BEST FORTNITE PLAYER ALIVE!”

Logan Paul streamed Fortnite for the first time

Logan Paul started streaming Fortnite on Twitch back in 2018, but it only took a hot minute for his chat to get overrun by trolls. It goes without saying, but Logan Paul’s first Twitch stream was nothing short of wild. The YouTuber had 103,000 people in the lobby even before he began livestreaming, but unfortunately, he went on to be met with obscene messages in his chat.

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Even after getting eliminated quite a few times in Fortnite, Logan Paul refused to give up. And finally got his first victory. However, after winning his first match in Fortnite after multiple tries, Paul started smashing plates on the wall, seemingly elated beyond belief.

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He smashes around 5 plates on the wall and then hilariously notes, “I feel good about that. 100,000 people, you saw the dub. You know it’s tough, it’s tough, it’s tough getting these dubs bro. Fortnite but you gotta do, bro. Been training for months for this moment right here. If you’re not part of the Logang, you suck bro. I don’t even need to say it, but I will say it subscribe.” 

Pointing towards the damaged wall, Paul carries on, “Look at the wall there that’s now damaged. Subscribe. What’s good babe? Ayy, I love you guys.”

Later on, after all the smashing, Paul also joked about how he is not addicted to Fortnite at all and it’s been only 4 hours.

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