IShowSpeed teaming up with Epic Games to sue Fortnite stream snipers

Speed really had a hard time

With the release of Fortnite OG and the chapter 1 update, one of the biggest YouTube streams “IShowSpeed” was streaming the game last night. The stream was as funny as usual however, he really had a crash out on stream because of the stream snipers.

Now it has been reported that he is partnering up with Epic Games to sue everyone who stream sniped him during the livestream. Let’s check out more details in this article.

🚨| BREAKING: iShowSpeed is reportedly teaming up with Epic Games to sue everyone who stream sniped him today in Fortnite pic.twitter.com/C7tlueEvpV

— Speedy HQ (@IShowSpeedHQ) December 7, 2024

Speed angry on Fortnite stream snipers

On December 6, 2024, the OG Chapter 1 was back once again and the whole community was invested in the game. Speed was one of them as he was streaming his gameplay live on YouTube as usual.

He also revealed his brand-new gaming setup before the start of the game which was worth $100k. Speed was pretty excited to get back into the game and try all the OG stuff.

However, everything becomes difficult once he starts to get stream-sniped live. You can probably say he was having the worst time of his life. He was dying again and again in the game and was pretty angry every single time.

His first double pump kill also made him act like an Anime villain, however, that fun also got ruined by the stream snippers. Speed even called the police live and told them that he was getting stream-snipped in the game.

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🚨| WATCH: Speed does backflips to relieve stress after getting stream sniped every game he’s played… pic.twitter.com/fKi4W3tqrq

— Speedy HQ (@IShowSpeedHQ) December 6, 2024

Finally, he was not able to take it anymore and completely snapped out. Speed started to do some backflips and even called out stream snippers to fight with him in real life. But in the end, he got so mad that he destroyed his new gaming setup live on the stream. According to a fan page, Speed died almost 114 times in the 9-hour stream of Fortnite.

And now, there is news resurfacing that he will be teaming up with Epic Games to sue every stream snipper who annoyed him in his latest live stream. What are your thoughts about this and what do you think will happen now? Do share your thoughts about this in the comment section.

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