xQc and Myth finally met in real life and it’s as funny as you’d expect

Twitch stars Félix ‘xQc’ Lengyel and Ali ‘Myth’ Kabbani finally met each other in real life at TwitchCon 2019, and it was absolutely hilarious.

TwitchCon 2019 is the platform’s annual convention for streamers to celebrate all things Twitch, and is held in San Diego from Sep 27 – Sep 29.

Popular personalities xQc and Myth ended up meeting in person for the very first time during the event, and their welcome to each other had viewers in stitches.

xQc met Myth

The Canadian streamer was livestreaming in one of TwitchCon’s event halls actively trying to find Myth, and he even asked a merch employee where he was at. After finding out the location, the 23-year-old suddenly spotted the Fortnite pro and rushed up to him, pretending to be a fan.

“Hey! Hey! Can I get a selfie?!” he shouted as he approached his friend, holding his phone out to mimic taking a photograph.

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“What up, dude?!” Myth said in xQc’s accent. “Oh my God, hey, xQc’s mods are in chat, dude!” The pair then screamed the Overwatch pro’s infamous “dude” line multiple times as a way of welcoming each other: “Dude dude dude dude dude dude dude dude!”

The interaction comes fresh off of the back of the Team Solo Mid player’s ongoing impressions of the Canadian.

“What’s up, man? How’s it going?” the 23-year-old asked his friend, as they told each other how nice it was to finally meet in person. “Am I going to see you soon? After party or something?”

“I hope so!” Myth replied, before revealing that the two had actually met before… Kind of. “But here’s something I figured out that last TwitchCon, you fucking came up to me! But you were wearing a mask so I didn’t know it was you!”

xQc laughed at this, and said admitted he’d seen him even before that. “I saw you before though at another party, months, maybe a year and a half ago. I was outside with some girl. You were looking real prestigious, dude! Could not approach.”

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The Fortnite pro then revealed that he had a video collaboration idea for the pair, hinting that fans might get to see the duo stream together some time in the future.

xQc and Myth are currently two of the biggest stars on Twitch, with the Canadian boasting 1.5 million followers and the TSM pro 5.4 million at this time of writing this article.