The Unexpected Failure of TSM’s Pro Fortnite Team
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2021
- When TSM announced a professional Fortnite team consisting of TSM Daequan, TSM Hamlinz, TSM Myth and TSM CaMiLLs, expectation shot through the roof. Viewers thought the team would be unstoppable. However, as time progressed and reality set in, the team would crumble and fall apart, one player at a time. Some randomly disappeared in early 2020, others couldn't handle the heat, goals misaligned, and the project was ultimately dubbed a catastrophic failure by the Fortnite community.
This is, The Unexpected Disaster of TSM’s Original Pro Fortnite Team (Daequan, Hamlinz, Myth, CaMiLLs).
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Man I feel bad for myth. The pressure of underperforming in competitive events when you’re called one of the best, losing friendships due to different circumstances and getting a lot of hate for being a washed streamer rn. There also must’ve been some guilt for if he performed well, they might’ve still been together
At least he tried to become better at pro tournaments which is better than the rest of his team who wouldn't even bother to grind scrims or practice with pros.
@@ricniks4619 bruh hamlinz mopped the floor with myth and he didnt even want to play competitive lmao myth just wasnt very good.
Gotta keep the positive energy. He's meant for something greater lol
not to mention people were more concerned with his v card than his gameplay at the time.
@@thetruth6877 Never understood why Dae and Hamz were on the competitive team if they never intended to play competitive events, to begin with, it would be like getting tons of pro NBA players to play on a team together and they are like we could play and possibly win some of these competitions but we just wanna play against people who are way below our current level so we don't have to try and can get easy wins.
this guy makes netflix quality documentaries for free. (EDIT: I understand he gets paid to make the videos but they are free for us to watch.)
god dam dont self promote no one wants to watch self promoters gain views in the correct way
Bruhhh 😂
Editing software and Photoshop cost money. Equipment cost money. Time = money. This video wasn't free by any means. Maybe for us though. Then yeah.
I hope he starts making documentary length vids
Don’t give them ideas, Netflix would ruin this
I feel so bad for Myth, the dude has heart, it’s just that he was left to hold the weight of everything crashing down.
Yeah his team let him down
the guy had the work ethic and dedication to perform but was let down by his team
Man I originally thought Dae myth and hams was just a content creator group ,not a competitive group similar to faze and 100t who separate their competitive and "entertainers". Dae hams were so funny and fun to watch just do vlog, they should of just kept doing vlogs and steped away from competitive scene and they would of done fine
1.2k likes and 4 total comments bruh
@@luckyface728 make it 5
Myth proves that once again not every one handles the stage well. This was something that we were taught in theater class. We can prepare all we want but nothing truly hits like your first performance. I still remember mine. After wards, I applied for back stage crew in future productions as I didn’t have the energy and charisma needed to be on stage.
As someone who’s dream is to be an actor, I wish I could find an opportunity. In my city (Pittsburgh) I literally cannot find a coach or class or anything to improve at acting
@@duffal0 work a retail or hospo job. Best way to get your every day acting skills up
@@globglenn4259 I work as a host, ubfortubately I work with other people so I’d be too embarrassed to try anything in front of them lol
@@duffal0 I think their joke was that working retail or hospitality forces you to be nice to everyone, including those who treat you badly, which are the "everyday acting skills" they are talking about, not that your job is a genuine opportunity for you to workshop your acting chops lol. I wish you luck in your endeavors
@@MichelleD2023 oh yeah lol. I’m already fine with that, I’m too nice and take too much shit from people tbh. I just need to get my confidence up lol
It’s a shame that most of TSM either disappeared or just moved on.
All of them are still around except for Camills really. Hamlinz and deaquan joined NRG recently and myth is still around
@@majesticmo5048 lies .. wintrrz , opsct, highdistortion , cowboy , slappie ,cloud , vinny1x more all quit/stop posting
@@pitching ah yes their shame is reliant on continuing to provide us with content. Yeah, ok. IDK when I see things like this, I think what Daquan and Hamlinz are just examples of how the industry works. The best you can do is find something you love enough, get in while its hot, and get out and come back again. Market Research shows the be true. The end game of any content creator at the end of the is to support themselves. You don't need create endlessly to do this. In fact if you do, your content will inevitably decline. It's just how entertainment works. If you miss the content I respect that but its not a "shame" or it isn't a negative reflection of those people.
@@pitching they died with the game
They almost had it, they were almost an amazing team. It’s a shame how things played out. :/
Seeing the picture of the TSM crew together fade to black during the last few seconds of the video really tore a hole in my heart. I really miss them as a group.
Your not going to like what happens next
It’s just sad man
@Some guy with an blursed pfp [Mayk Felix] yep
Tore a hole,in your heart? Grow up fool.
exactly man, it breaks my heart.
Honestly though, the fact that they just grew apart rather then get in some massive controversy that exposed one or two of them as total scumbags is a nice change of pace. There was no massive blow out fight, no one person only seeing dollar signs, it was just a difference in priority.
Not a fan of Fortnite at all, but this was an interesting story.
You can tell they’re genuine people, it just wasn’t meant to be for competition
I am so happy that Myth reinvented himself into a variety streamer and is still going strong. I think people expected fortnite to be the boss in gaming for a long time to but it definitely fell off a cliff in dec 2019. A lot of the streamers left with the mechs update that pretty much ruined the game. They removed them a few months later but it was too late. I’ll never forget the amazing memories I had in 2018 and 2019 though. What an era in gaming
Sht was so fun we used to be on all day an night
myth is far from going strong lol
id argue hes not even relevant
@@raphu2272 just because you dont hear about someone dosent make them irrelevant
@@raphu2272 you have never been relevant and jus bc YOU don’t see him that much doesn’t mean he isn’t
@@raphu2272 idk i only ever heard of him after he became a variety streamer, prob cuz i never watched fortnite
TSM was a group we grew to love, we saw their rise to fame and the unfortunate fall with the game that made them famous, TSM where a great bunch who let their content be put first over mental health
So they are mentally unhealthy for leaving? But the various creators and e-sports gamers who cheated to remain relevant, say incredibly nasty things on camera or to their chat, or lick microphones and sit in a hot tub but keep creating are the healthy ones? Sometimes mental health is leaving your industry at a time. I think the dangerous assumption you make is that TSM was full of unhealthy people with character flaws. My reframe would be to be a content creator and a participator of any competitive game at a high level is inherently an mentally unhealthy vocation. At least as the industry is today. I think the assumption that folks make is that these industries can be mentally healthy as are, some creators or gamers just have flaws and that just ain't true. No matter what they these specific former TSM guys went through what I respect about them is they never let the industry make them do things you can never take back. But I would challenge you to look at the people who do grind and never left, I think you'd see plenty of folks who have crossed the line I am talking about. Thats the line that matters not mental health, because the way streaming and e-sports is now their is no "healthy" way to do those and maintain high levels of success.
@@blakestrother5122 definitely true. It’s a cycle that you have to commit all the way to and make sacrifices, or you fail.
Plus in the beginning everyone was bad. Now everyone is good af they would never do that good now tbh ...its easy to dominate a game when it first launches
Alot of the last circles I see now while playing are insane skill level. You use to never see that when they use to play
Clearly not if they all left for mental health lol
I never liked them lol
People must not realize what performance anxiety does to a person. You have to be 10x better than necessary to show up and do well enough. You'll typically underperform massively until you're somewhat used to it
Yeah, yeah, that anxiety BS again. It's become the excuse for everything nowadays.
I still dont like daquan and hamlinz coming back because of the new Contract like tsm could have asked the same but they respected their Private life and these saw them money stacks and couldnt hold back
“Insert problem” anxiety. Anything can be pretty much labeled anxiety nowadays.
@@Yuri_Tarded "No no no no I'm not lazy, I have work anxiety!"
@@arcuz7862 it's an umbrella term for loads of issues, but yeah it's used a lot. People just gotta know the role it all plays in being a real champ. Ninja was a legit champ due to experience in pro competition and dealing with all those nerves. Like scumpii or Flusha, they shine best on the main stage. Or how everyone was shocked that Jake Paul beat Woodely, when it shouldn't be too surprising as the mental state of Tyron was pretty crushed and played a massive role in his loss.
I feel bad for camillz cause I was in the same situation in call of duty. I was on a really good competitive cod team, and we were looking solid enough to make some good money in tournaments and stuff. I couldn’t keep up with the higher skill though. Like I can dominate in public matches easily, drop 50-60 kills a game. But when you can’t get past a certain skill hurdle, it can be hard to recover. It’s not even that I was playing bad, I just wasn’t up to the teams standards. The team ended up getting a new fourth and they went on to be successful and win a lot of money in tournaments, and I’m still chill with all of them. Just sucks not being able to compete because your skill lagged behind.
Pubs aren’t a good indication of skill tho, especially cod. You gotta grind out GBs
@@FecalMatador yeah that’s all we were doing was scrims and gbs. Then they got into a league.
People underestimate the skill differences between public and competitive
just get better wifi
Get new gaming chair
This is some of the best content I've seen on the platform in a long time. Good stuff my guy
People do forget how good Myth really was, it is clear that his results in competitive were not representative of his true skill, Ninja performed well as he was used to it
Ninja already had comp experience with other games like halo and gears of war, as for myth, myth was a newcomer and im guessing he let the pressure get to him, it’s still sad that it ended that way
Ninja was already a comp player in other games by the time he entered Fortnite. He just had vastly more experience than myth.
Even with experience myth would still lose the gap between comp and ladder is huge
@@robertcastanpn288 nah i feel like he would of grew to become a better comp player and catch up to the skill base
Ninja was a much better comp player. He was like a kill away for qualling for world cup and was pretty dominant during the early events
RIP I never watched TSM but that’s a very sad ending and although Daequan and Hamlinz had mental health problems at the end of the day I feel sorry for Myth, he lost a friendship that he had with 2 very nice people and still wishes them the best and stuff. My heart goes out to that guy for carrying on 💙
Didn’t they just get signed by NRG? They started streaming again
Everyone has mental health problems these days
@@brianbruno1786 yep
I feel the same way, at the end you can hear it in Myths voice too. He really meant what he said, from it sucking that they aren't close anymore to wishing them the best. Big respect for that
@@creamychoclatelobsterwarri979 for real. When does it go from legit issues that hold you back to an easy excuse for a crutch when needing an easy scapegoat for either doing something bad or for holding yourself back?
Myth is just such a good friend that never gives up and keeps trying I hope him nothing but the best
TSM was bad as a pro team yes, but they were iconic, energetic, and radioactively funny and entertaining. the TSM house challenges were top tier entertainment, and its sad that many of them are gone, like Hamlinz and Daequan.
BRs have a huge divide between competitive players and creators. This is on full display in apex legends where really good creators struggle to do well in competitive and the game is played very differently in competitive. There have been some good creator squads but they usually have some competitive experience. The odd thing about apex is that most top comp players become top creators. Imperialhal got into comp as a nobody and is now one of the top creators. BRs create a really interesting community environment.
yes
I feel like content cre8ion is the way to go. Its a more long term thing. Competitive play slowly fade as you get older but if you build a fanbase with content you can go long af like Dr Disrespect or something
@@tuelzalt definitely agree. Their are alot of comp level players in apex legends that choose to pursue content at some point. Rouge and stormen are notable examples and top comp players have massive stream followings like sweet, Hal and snipedown. Since the twitch leak it’s fairly clear that Hal probably gets more with streaming than comp winnings.
@@ChaseCarrington yeah ....in the long run its just better. You can always be funny and have good edits... but you wnt always have that super fast reaction time. I seen YTs that suck but have so much fun playing get way more views then super good players. I know the high level pays but its nothing compared to the money you can make being entertaining and way more spons come your way if you can keep a crowd longer
That’s not really odd at all. It happens in every game. Pro play is a great way for exposure
I don't play Fortnite and neither did I knew about TSM's fortnite lineup and clicked the video as a complete stranger to the scene but you explained everything so perfectly that I don't even have words for it now, A great masterpiece of a channel.
Same dude
fr lmao i remember it all and he described everything pretty much perfectly
Holy crap the nostalgia and the sadness into the ending really made me sad, how did I watch this team 3 years ago and I didn't even realise they had been gone for months, its just sad how we have to move on, and how its just a part of life. Im a damn teenager and I got no clue wtf life is, but from what iv watched and from stuff that happened I really think this isn't too far off the real thing.
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I literally feel like I'm watching a Netflix film but on UA-cam. great work keep it up man :)
I watched the whole TSM Fortnite comp team since day 1. The problem was that Myth was the leader but he never played competitive games or played in tournaments, and his duo was Hamlinz. Hamlinz was a good player but was being held down by Myth since he was the igl so he had to do what Myth said but Myth is a bad igl. Daequan and Camills were the other duo and they did good especially in Friday Fortnite, but then Camills started making bad decisions that would cost them the wins they needed. Camills got benched due to mental health issues because of the pressure, he said it himself he had negative thoughts. Daequan then started getting bored of competitive fornite he said he didn't like how it was just people hiding in boxes for 20 minutes. He expected Fortnite to be everyone rushing and fighting but it was just people hiding in their boxes. Hamlinz started disliking Fortnite because of the dumb stuff EPIC was adding to the game so he decided to go into content creation. Myth was the only one that decided to keep trying competitive Fortnite but he was never really good, he was an overrated public lobby player. In the end when Myth finally retired from competitive fortnite he admitted that the reason he never did good and placed in tournaments was because that was his first time playing a game competitively and he just wasn't experienced, he said it was just a learning experience for him.
Tbh I just liked it sense it’s so long lmao
Also I read it
Sounds like they needed a coach , the thing about building a team is you need players who compliment each other and whose individual strengths can come together and make them a stronger whole .
This is like having a super talented roster of stars who don't have direction and expected to just perform .
Translating solo skills to team skills takes a transformation and really someone who can look at each person , break down their skills, and figure out a gameplan to make all the players boost each other up .
Great analysis , If they would have had someone like you to layout their strengths / weaknesses and figure out how to use each other to improve the strengths while focusing on minimizing the weaknesses they may have performed better.
@@mariopot789 fr seeing who is just a pub stomper and who has the skill for the comp scene just wanting to be good doesnt make u good it needs talent
None of them were good enough for any competition involving some of the world's best players, because they simply are not the world's best players and never would be as they just lack that skill and ability. Myth might have been nervous or anxious during the public tournaments but that's really just an excuse which he uses to avoid analyzing his own talent and admitting that he lacks the skill to compete against proven players. Having TSM in his name and being a 'pubstomper' against mostly casual players in the earliest seasons of Fortnite probably inflated his ego and made him feel like he was good enough. So him 'retiring' from the professional scene to focus more on content creation is what is best for him. He's a decent gamer and probably has an entertaining personality so he can still attract an audience to support him but none of those four dudes were exceptional players, just above average during the age of Fortnite where most other high level players would find the game too boring or absolutely stupid with its 5-star hotel building mechanics.
Kids think playing video games for a living is the dream career until they're actually playing video games for a living. Funny how that works eh?
It’s literally just 24/7 of the same game
Almost misinterpreted what you said but as I read it twice and thought About it I get it, and I agree. I love gaming but I couldn't imagine being in Myth, Hamlinz, and daequans position.
Fr I would just lowkey be a variety streamer that's more "the life" to me
@@AkaaGotya I think the problem is that that is not easy. Trying to be a variety streamer only works after you build a community who come for YOU not your game. So you can’t really be doing variety at the beginning a lot. You gotta find a game or thing to grow yourself. The problem is at what point do you make that leap? ESPECIALLY for these people who were propelled by fortnite.
New games help make streamers but nothing like fortnite did. They were probably terrified that if they started playing other stuff they’d lose their audience, and they would some.
Not everyone’s gonna watch for you some are gonna watch for the game so it’s a toss up of when the right time to take a leap to a new game or thing is, some creators make it, some end up being to scared to do it.
@@Sturgill. very good point.
Ive never heard of tsm but man that hit right in the feels at the end. Great video 👍
Top quality videos bro, really interesting and production is fantastic
Myth got screwed over. He was taking the brunt of everything alone and the other members just quit. He had so much potential but replied on the wrong people
Fax
I think he was over hypes playing in a comp scenes vs a public are much different
Fühl voll
To me none of them "fell off" per se instead they put their mental health first above content to better themself just a sign of maturity some of the community lacks
Truth.
to me they were just not good enough, and they admitted defeat.
@gv modelo stratocaster azul yeah but fortnite is still big now a days so idk
Facts
@gv modelo stratocaster azul you sound slow
One thing people forget to realize, myth was pro Level, he didn't have pro mentality. Ninja was a pro Halo player, he was used to the competitive level, watched in front of others, this wasn't a walk in a park, but another time to show how good he is. For myth this was a huge step, anxiety, he was new, he didn't know what to expect, so I get how he lost.
I wish this guy’s channel name was more recognisable because his videos are AMAZINGLY well made
Its so demotivating seeing daquan and hamlinz without myth
They are good still you should have seen myth reaction to dae and hamz new house it was wholesome
@@qwrqu5027 I‘ve seen it, but they aren’t close anymore, know what I mean
I wish everything could go back to how it was. OG Fortnite and stuff, good times man
The first time you participate in a gaming tournament, you realize it's a whole different beast than being good at the game in your own home. In fact its even true if you play an online tournament from home, just having the structure of rules and the timing of when you play a match be out of your control, the pressure, whether you get to warm up, it's a different skill to put in peak performance when it really counts. For anyone thinking of competing in tournaments the advice is to start jumping in even if you expect to get wrecked in the qualifiers, because you need a good amount of real tournament experience to even start rising to the level of winning.
I think Myth did poorly on the tournament because of anxiety. An example is math anxiety. You walk in to a math quiz, and despite studying for hours, and being able to answer majority of the questions that you have done. You start sweating and because of your anxiety to succeed, you lose some easy to do questions.
Myth was the only one who wanted to go competitive all day. The rest of tsm just wanted to have fun🤷🏽♂️
Because they are part of the *Competitive Fortnite team* if Hamz, Dae, and Camills just wanted to play the game for fun they should have just become content creators with TSM instead of just letting Myth do all the work for them. Other orgs like Faze and Liquid have people who play comps or practice a lot on their team and therefore do well in tournaments.
He picked his team poorly. Competitive is a business and he went with friendship over people who probably wanted it more. Dont get me wrong at the time dea and hamlinz where viewed as elite in the fortnite scene. The timing was just off, probably orgs where just getting names as fast as they could
@@ricniks4619 I 100% agree
@@richardrobinson7429 Yeah i guess you could say that people got them confused for pros when they were really just good content creators, they had no business being in competitive orgs like that.
@@ybtnardo i don't think anyone back then had the faintest idea that competitive fortnite would look like it does now. If you look at early fortnite competitive matches i.e big time streamers all in one lobby, it looked like a regular pub match. I remember watching a match they where in with that had 3 other teams and the rest was just pub players. They sat in zone in a massive 3x3 waiting. That probably made dea and hamlinz sour on competitive if it was gonna be nothing but sitting around
the amount of work you put in these videos is insane unlike many other commentary channels, keep up the good work man 👍
Unlike Ajay
dude that just sucks for myth, he probably only fell behind because he couldnt get into any scrims since he didnt have a full roster that would actually attend them.
The issue just came down to the amount of skill and talent that came out when fortnite started going tournament style. You had these streamers who were good enough to kill random lobbies and pub stomp to get a following and be looked at as *professionals* but then had to face the fact that they had to take on people with actual skill and get destroyed. Had to choose of playing on the team and not getting viewers cuz you wouldn't be getting wins 24/7 or stream pub stomps and make more money. Can't compete with 12-15 year Olds that are fortnite gods
They probably thought games would playout like a pub match. Even the invitationals where just like pub matches even though they had heavy hitters at the time like, TG, Ninja, Myth, HD, Noah, Avery, Camillz, and etc. Dea and hamlinz are players that can't sit still, they have to be moving at all times or they'll get bored and lose focus. I game with a guy who can't play stealth games cause he hate taking his time, as ill watch the way the enemy is moving and look for the best route to go undected
The worlds qualifiers really exposed all that. Tfue and Vivid were the most notable names to make it among other smaller streamers but it was a lot of unknown people who were able to make it. Playgrounds really upped the skill level of the entire scene. The beloved streamers just couldnt keep up anymore.
@@saviorofs0ngYet the streamers you’re babbling about were on the top leaderboards when the game came out in season 1. Daequan actually quit comp not because he wasn’t “good enough” whatever that means but because he didn’t like how slow the comp seen got and everybody was just camping in boxes. Hell I even remember daequan carrying Camillz in the Fortnite Friday tournaments they used to have. Same with myth and hamilnz, they slowed down when they saw how much more they can make with content creation. So don’t act like the tsm was just a bunch of scrubs that couldn’t adapt because it’s clear you didn’t watch the game back then they outgrew it and the game left them behind
They were professionals idk what this little essay you’re babbling about is saying. Whenever people have shortcomings in anything hell in sports they’ll always be causals trolls crying about how they were never go enough even tho their talent is what got them to the stage they were at
Real talk, has any streamer house worked? Like every time it gets mentioned on this channel, it doesn't work well for all parties involved
Bc its expensive and hard to maintain
OTV still works...so far.
plenty
Sidemen
Oh nvm that’s youtube
Myth has an unmatched drive an I will always root for him, it's just a shame to admit that he doesn't have the talent that others have.
i wouldnt say that that talent was the problem. How can you improve as a team when you are the only one really practicing..........
@@xpredator8813 talent was 100% the problem with myth
Being a good pubstomper doesn't mean someone is gonna be good in pro play. His skill was overvalued and he believed his own hype, it happens.
but they ended off on good terms and had amazing times together guys it’s amazing
Bro goddayum, your videos are always really good, it got me reminiscing about life 😂😭
That’s really unfortunate. I never watched them but they seemed like a solid team at the start, seems like they all found their paths shortly after they created their team. They almost had it, they were almost an amazing team.
never really watched myth but he seems like such a great, genuine and caring guy
I boast about booooooaats
no
Poki used him
This feels like when I'm starting a Minecraft world with my friends. It goes great the first hours but then only one guy actually joins while the others are already bored.
they were the best in my heart, the chemistry was amazing
These are actually the best. He always digs deep for his crowd
Good job!
I remember when fortnite wasn't so overwhelming and well balanced good times the game is literally shit now the worst
Fortnite was unbalanced in its early days.
No cap they made it so unplayable, I started s7(og)and now season 8 is shit I don't even wanna play the game and I don't play it. It's so unfun and filled with kids, bots, and try hards
@@coolsomeash same bruh I started season 3 (old one) and now I played it on my brothers PS4 and it's so bad
@@coolsomeash get good kid
@@Spidermnaan I'm decent at fortnite and cam overbuild but I don't like to. I don't play fortnite to go sweat mode, I never try in forntie and play to get a few kills and try to win
I been looking for a video like this thank you tsm I wanted to join but now I don’t know anymore
I don't watch a whole lot of Twitch or Esports and I have never played Fortnite so I didn't actually know who Myth was until he started popping up around Offline TV. Having learned about his backstory now in Esports and the pressure he was under to not only perform, but hold his team together, I'm glad he's doing better than ever on his own now.
0:43 a FIFTY-PERCENT WIN RATE, IN FORTNITE?! That is absolutely unthinkably insane! Damn!
Most of those wins came when everyone was noobs ....noway to get that now. Everyone is Above Avg to High skill level now
@@tuelzalt if it's everyone that's the average which means logistically it's the new average
fresh had a 70%
@@gagelol yeah the new average makes tbh ninja look average. Tho they might be alil better then most player you gotta think, there 99 other ppl in the round with the new norm of skill. Even if you Tfue the chances of winning drop alot if everyone else is decent
@Man of the Rain facts ....its annoying af ...I just started playing because my lil cousins and shit wanted me too.... but everyone builds insane af
Another great video as usual! You make videos about people I’ve never heard of and you instantly captivate me! I hope you and your family are doing really well and keep up the great work!
I'm very happy for Myth, he was super young with so much responsibility in his back and imo he did a great job as a leader! Nowadays he doing pretty well on twitch.
UA-cam baby
he lacked talent that was his biggest problem
@@EqstdjdjjjdYet in season 1-3 he was a top 3 player in the world. Idk how lacking talent gets you there😂yall just say anything
R.i.p camel's he was barley noticed and rembered afterwards
One thing I know about tournaments or any live showcase in front of a crowd, is that, you need to get a lot of experience very quickly. So that you can get used to the pressure as much as possible. Doesn’t even have to be in what you specialize. It can be anything.
Never clicked faster on a video before.
@OwO fake channel get better you clown
Seeing all the old footage of Fortnite makes me so nostalgic
Update to this video. Unfortunately Myth has decided to leave TSM and not sign the contract for 2022. This is truly an end of an era
And Daequan and Hamlinz grabbed their bag from NRG and left again never to seen.
@@tylerh1648 what they left NRG after joining so recently wtff
@@DBG647 they stopped streaming. If I was NRG, id be suing them for the money they just basically stole from me lol
@@tylerh1648 🤣🤣🤣 Damn daequan and hams gotta b the laziest mfs
damn, this was actually kind of sad, specially for myth
I remember being so Hyped about TSM, always Watching theyre Streams, VODs or just Clips in General. I never really cared about Professional Performance but it really hurted me back then when only Myth came and did not even came in 10th once.
never heard of Myth’s past but him
showing up in OTK videos made me like him. saying he fell off doesn’t seem true when he’s reaching new audiences like me
im sorry but he really has fell off. He used to pull like 2+ mill views per vid and atleast average about 20-40k viewers on twitch. The numbers today arent even close to that. PLus when he says Myth fell off he means it in - a in game way. He used to be arguably the best solo player but coudnlt adapt to the changing meta.
ive found your channel recently and have been watching an unnecessary amount of your vids. funny story, i just thought to myself “wtf happened to daequan” so i look it up and BAM there’s another one of your beautiful documentaries
Love these videos, never stop
Fun fact: these videos makes our days better
Shut up bot
“We are the Fortnite rivalry”
*Enter FaZe Tfue*
This is the most dramatic video iv ever seen about strange guys playing a video game together and being really sweaty
Its sad to see them go. But honestly I think it was the best choice. If you don't wanna play competitive that's ok. People love the enjoyment of playing casually. Still good to know they're doing well and I hope they continue happily in their lives.
Imagine if this guy could do interviews with the people he makes videos on. That would be epic
I've never even heard of them before but damn that ending had me tearing up :(
This one actually makes me sad!!!! I would come running from school excited to see Daequan or Hamlinz …. They made me laugh when times were tuff!!!! I just hope for the best , for all 4 ( including Cammils) this actually breaks my heart!!!!
People underestimate the difference between going Pro and being a Pubstar
I've never been disappointed with a sunnyv2 video their always great
FACTS THIS IS BY FAR THE WORST
in the end myth was alone man myth has always motivated me
I just remember watching these dudes with my cousin and how close it got us. Goated times
Daquan and Hamliz returned with NRG it so great seeing them back.
Pls no racims
@@measlesplease1266 bro wtf are you on about? There is no racism
@@lieutenantpluto5665 I don't think
his first language is English
@@shayanahsan3245 point being?
Quick criticism, but it really bugs me, whenever you have music playing at the end, then the video just cuts off. Instead, could you fade the music out? It takes like 2 seconds.
weird criticism but ok.
@@shd9999 it's not weird.
@@holabola9064 it kinda is. dk why does the music right at the end of the video affects him.
Tbh I don’t really mind, but I too think that it would be a nice touch if the outro faded out lol
My favorite moment they had was ham talking about a basketball game he won against Daquan while he was behind him
I remember when fortnite was fun until they took away the 1 hit headshot with the sniper and removed the grenade launcher. After that every fight turned into a box battle where the first person to edit a wall, shoot through it, then edit back wins. Fun
Honestly sad how badly TSM fell off
TSM as an org is doing great, they could easily pick up a few well known pros any time but it seems like they've moved their focus to other games. At least that's what I last heard about them..
@god dam No one cares.
TSM fortnite fell off not for other games though, TSM R6 won Six Invitiational.
Felt like this video didn’t get a proper ending .
I feel awful for myth, he was a very good player who had a strong passion for fortnite; he got this really good roster of amazing players but after so long those players stopped carring
Omg I still remember watching this live. Very nostalgic
What funny is how epic games made fortnite one of the worst run esports
anyone who has ever ordered mcdonalds knows that expectation differs greatly from reality
Hamlinz and Daequan got the bag and dipped
Cant help but feel bad for myth. But it feels good how he didn’t let him affect him in a negative way. He grew and learned from
it so all the props in the world to him
God i miss prime Fortnite times
Sad to see how fast they all went down hill but damn what about mr grimmmz He went from being on early Fortnite clips to never being seen again
This is sad and depressing and more for myth like just thinking that if he would have performed better there would have been a chance of him and his friends staying together is heart breaking❤️❤️
I feel like you could and perhaps should have mentioned more about tsm as an org. It's league team has been famous for years for it's extremely poor management and the general issues inside of the org. Players and coaches, families etc. Especially with the owner Reginald(Andy dihn)
You forgot to mention Kaysid, who was Myths comp partner near the end of the team. He lived in the house with them for a while,
ya this guy doesn't know shit what really happened
I don't care about Fortnite but it's SunnyV2 so I will happily give you my 16 minutes
Same
I love ur videos. 10 minutes! So much information tho
Why feel bad for Camillz? The guy took his position for granted and didn’t practice to live up to the position, so he got replaced. Simple as that. He would’ve never been kicked if he had good work ethic to not take his position for granted.
Yet where was the proof? He said himself it was more than that
"bts forever"
@@zelohendricks51 7:56 The proof is in the pudding, that’s why he got kicked 2 months in... Lol. More than what? Not being good enough? Not practicing enough? Not improving quickly enough? That’s a kick.
@@zelohendricks51 bruh even daequan and ham practices more than him at that time that was really his fault and he knows that.
Me and my friends use to argue whether Tfue or, Myth or, Ninja were the best …
Benching CaMills was the beginning of the end for Team SoloMid
Camills at the time was heavily underperforming
13:20 - Lol, that subtle look of disgust he throws him.
Damn bro, just damn. As much as there is a sunny v2 controversy, I just need to say wow. You can make me have interest in these random people who I dont give a crap about. You have effort and you put time in your work/videos.. Keep up the good work.
Tbh, I just think that CaMillz just didn't fit with the group from the beginning. Just didn't feel like he had the same synergy or brotherhood as the other 3
This guys is underrated
this is a well written, well edited video. take my like and comment for the algorithm
I watched daequan so much when fortnite first came out, we had similar playstyles. Havnt played fortnite for several years tho, and he seems to have disappeared