Gross Gore destroyed by Ninja after rant over True Geordie podcast
Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins had the perfect response to verbal criticism from fellow streamer Ali ‘Gross Gore’ Larsen who was furious when the Mixer star called him out on an episode of the True Geordie podcast.
Gross Gore took aim at Ninja back in August, when it was announced that the 28-year-old was leaving Twitch in favor of signing an exclusive deal with Microsoft-owned platform Mixer.
The Brit labeled his streaming peer a “sellout,” and the move “disrespectful,” and when discussing his move on an episode of the True Geordie Podcast with Brian ‘True Geordie’ Smith and Laurence McKenna, Ninja called Gross Gore “the biggest douche I’ve ever seen,” and stated that his criticism was “bulls**t.”
Unsurprisingly, Gross Gore was unhappy with the streamer’s decision to blast him, posting a video on Twitter with the caption; “Have the f**king balls to say my name before you try and sly diss me again.”
“True Geordie and Ninja are talking about me on the latest podcast,” he said. “Am I (the biggest douche)? Really? Have I ever f**king been wrong? Never, you stupid w**k.”
“I look like a douche? You’ve got smurf f**king hair mate. What are you on about? You couldn’t handle the truth. I’m so glad I’m in your f**king brain Ninja. I’m so glad you’re still thinking of me.”
Have the fucking balls to say my name before you try & sly diss me again @Ninja pic.twitter.com/M0Vvd9uedZ
— Ali Larsen (Gross Gore) (@GrossieGore) December 2, 2019
While some may have been stunned by the Twitch streamer’s outburst, Ninja appeared to take his jabs in his stride, sending back a simple: “Who are you?” in response to the video that had Twitter users in stitches at the brutal nature of his response.
who are you?
— Ninja (@Ninja) December 2, 2019
Gross Gore chose not to respond to Ninja, but that didn’t stop him from getting in another confrontation, sounding off at YouTuber JJ ‘KSI’ Olatunji who challenged him to a sparring session.
During his appearance on the True Geordie Podcast, Ninja also discussed why he wants to be recognized as the world’s greatest gamer, and also explained why his move to Mixer was partly to help other Twitch broadcasters.