'Fortnite' "The End" Event Broke Twitch and Twitter Records
Over 7 million people watched the black hole across social media.
Fortnite‘s “The End” event, which showcased a black hole that would introduce the title’s eleventh season “Chapter Two“, broke Twitch and Twitter viewership records. According to The Verge, Epic Games states “The End” is also one of the most viewed gaming events on YouTube.
Twitch received over 1.7 million views combined from Fortnite’s official stream and other popular creators who were also streaming the event. According to Epic, it was “the platform’s peak concurrent record on a single game category.” Twitter reports the black hole garnered the “most viewed gaming event on Twitter, with 50.7 million minutes watched and 42.8 million views.” Epic stated that it peaked at 1.4 million concurrent viewers on the platform and that on YouTube it hit 4.3 million concurrent viewers across all channels.
In other gaming news, Fortnite has a golden fish that can kill enemies in one-hit.
“On YouTube, far and away the largest of the three platforms, Fortnite black hole viewership hit 4.3 million concurrent viewers across all channels” – @nickstatt
Congrats to the @FortniteGame team on smashing records with their most recent in-game event!https://t.co/Xj38hiN02U
— Ryan Wyatt (@Fwiz) October 24, 2019
