Twitch Star Ninja turns off his camera while eating during Ramadan

Streamers, like other humans who for whatever reason choose to do not spend most of their day in front of the camera, have to eat. Most streamers nibble or eat their meals in streaming, which adds to the feeling that viewers are watching an ordinary person perform his daily tasks. However, for Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, the king of money who wears a headband on the headband, eating has become a problem earlier this week because of Ramadan. "Bruh," said a viewer during a discussion. "I am fasting." Shortly after, other people intervened.

These messages were sent on the first day of Ramadan, May 6th. Ramadan is a Muslim festival that celebrates the first revelation of the Qur'an to Muhammad. It lasts a month – this year, from May 6 to June 3 – and includes a daily fasting from dawn until sunset. It's not a walk. That's why, when Ninja started eating during the first day of Ramadan, Muslim viewers could not help but feel hunger pains. Moments after the messages started pouring in, Ninja turned off her camera for the face, leaving only Fortnite On the screen.

"Sorry for the people who are doing Ramadan," he said. "I'll make sure to hide my screen when I eat for the rest of Ramadan."

Until here, he kept it. Today, while Ninja was playing Fortnite with their popular fellows, Dennis "Faze Cloak" Lepore and Benjamin "Dr. Lupo" Lupo, they asked him what he was eating. Face cleared, Ninja refused to answer their questions.

"Do not want to talk about it," said Ninja. "Dude, Ramadan is going on right now. I do not want to talk about food. That's why I hide my camera. "

He received a flood of support Muslim fans for the gesture, with the people in discussion and Twitter thanking him in profusion.

"Crazy respect" says a fan earlier this week. "I do not care if he's the best player or not. He must be the best streamer right now. I know it does not bother many Muslims that he eats or not. We fought against Ninja.

"It's so great to see that he took this into consideration," says another aujourd & # 39; hui. "Most people would not even think about that."

Ninja's track record is far from flawless, after insulting (for which he apologized) and controversially refusing to confront the women. Still, it's an undeniably admirable gesture of the world's biggest banner.