Tyler1 roasts Nightblue3 over League of Legends losing streak

Popular Twitch star Tyler ‘Tyler1’ Steinkamp hilariously roasted fellow content creator Nightblue3 over League of Legends rank, after catching up to him with an alternate account.

During his latest broadcasts, Tyler1 has been focused on racing to the challenger rank while only playing as a jungler, following claims that the role was too underpowered.

Despite significant nerfs to the experience gained from jungle camps, Tyler1 was determined to prove it was still one of the most influential roles in the game.

The streamer initially got off to a rough start and had some struggles escaping the gold division, although since then he has been quickly climbing up the ranks in his new role – even catching up to the popular jungle main Nightblue3.

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Nightblue3 has built a massive following of over 2.7 million subscribers on YouTube and 2.6 million followers on Twitch. He is well known for uploading tutorials and tricks for other jungle players to follow.

However, after the popular YouTube star went on an unfortunate losing streak, Tyler1 did not hold back from rubbing in the fact that he had now caught up to him on the North American ladder. Both of them now rank in the lower half of the Diamond division.

“Oh no no no! You’ve been playing this role for how long?” Tyler1 asked, before bringing up the both of their ranks side-by-side and pointing out Nightblue’s streak, “Aye dogsh*t, Nightblue, go to bed dude.”

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“Go to bed, you’re going to end the day in f**king silver” he joked, before continuing the onslaught after realizing the star had been tweeting about his losing streak.

“He just tweeted this like five f**king seconds ago! “’League of Legends is 100% luck-based,’ these f**king jungle mains!” he laughed, throwing his hands up in the air in disbelief.

Many viewers had their doubts about Tyler1’s ability to climb the ranks outside of his usual role as ADC. However, he seems to be proving them wrong and is nearing the end of his “unranked to challenger” series, although he is now faced with his most difficult challenge yet, to make it out of Diamond division.