Fortnite Sets New Record On YouTube For Most Uploaded Videos In a Month
Let’s be honest, are there any records that Epic Games’ Fortnite isn’t breaking right [...]
Let's be honest, are there any records that Epic Games' Fortnite isn't breaking right now?
Shortly after an incredibly popular stream on Twitch featuring R & B star Drake (as well as professional gamer Ninja), YouTube has now reported that the Battle Royale-infused multiplayer game is setting records on its channel as well.
Ryan Wyatt, who serves as the head of YouTube Gaming, recently took to Twitter to boast about how the game has managed to earn a record for the most videos uploaded within a single month.
"How big is @FortniteGame on YouTube?" he asked. "Fortnite holds the record for the most videos related to a video game uploaded in a single month EVER.
"Yesterday, the Battle Royale tournament had over 42M (42 million) live views, and set a record for biggest single live gaming stream @ 1.1M concurrent (users)." That's not to shabby, to say the least. You can see the full tweet below.
How big is @FortniteGame on YouTube? Fortnite holds the record for the most videos related to a video game uploaded in a single month EVER. Yesterday, the Battle Royale tournament had over 42M live views, and set a record for biggest single live gaming stream @ 1.1M concurrent.
— Ryan Wyatt (@Fwiz) March 26, 2018
This led to a number of responses from fans, including some providing praise, as well as questions from others. You can see a few below.
— Sean Gares (@seangares) March 26, 2018
So what about when littler streamers stream the game and only that game for months and still don't get any form of views? Sat here with about 2 people talking in chat and not doing anything different to when I streamed games such as FIFA 16?
— 1By1Gaming #i62 (@1By1Gaming) March 26, 2018
— DomTheBomb (@DomTheBombLive) March 26, 2018
I like Fortnite, but people need to bring a little bit of diversity. It just feels like the same personality and the same video all over YT.
— RB Spoken | Editor (@RBSpoken) March 26, 2018
Everybody and they mama just posting fornite even channels that aren’t even gaming channels hopping on that fornite wave
— A J (@ladysniperswagg) March 26, 2018
Will anything stop Fortnite's success at this point? It'll be interesting to see what comes along over the next few months. Red Dead Redemption 2, perhaps? It could be getting its own Battle Royale mode, after all.
Fortnite is available now for Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC.
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