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Protect Your Fort With Underwear Designed By Streamer Ninja
You might know Ninja as the incredibly popular Fortnite streamer who has played the game alongside celebrities and commands an audience of 13.5 million subscribers on YouTube. That command is now going to help prevent people from going commando as he has penned a deal with PSD Underwear to design a new line for them.
Excited to announce our new partner @ninja. Welcome to the fam! Wait till you see his collection next month. pic.twitter.com/BAlgveqOL6
— PSD Underwear (@PSDunderwear) June 27, 2018
Ninja, whose real name is Tyler Blevins, is commonly considered the most popular streamer in the world. It's not clear if his underwear line has anything to do with his streaming popularity or is in any way inspired by Fortnite, but one hopes that they call it Ninja Underwear. Based on the picture in the tweet and the designs behind him, at least one design will have "NINJA" emblazoned along the side, so no one who sees you in your underwear will be confused about what streamers you like.
More information should come from PSD Underwear next month.
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