Tfue is Back on Twitch With a Video to Explain His Suspension – “This Was a Wakeup Call”

Virginia Glaze

FaZe Clan pro Fortnite player Turner ‘Tfue’ Tenney has returned to Twitch after a 14-day ban from the platform, as well as a two-week hiatus from YouTube.

The popular streamer had been banned from Twitch after all of his social media and content platforms were hacked in a highly publicized affair.

His YouTube channel, which had also been completely disabled, has now been restored after a two week period. 

Tfue took the opportunity to upload a video to the platform, giving major details as to his ban and journey thereafter.

In the beginning of the video, Tfue stated that he didn’t want to get into the Twitch ban, citing it as “stupid stuff… that wasn’t even bad.” Reports have stated that Tfue’s ban was due to his chat infiltrating a smaller stream that he hosted, making racist comments.

Tfue expressed that the 14-day period was rough on him and that he didn’t really know what to do with himself, and thus nabbed a one-way ticket to stay with the FaZe Clan in L.A.

“This whole thing was like a wakeup call. The last bans and the last hacks I could brush off, but this was bad, dude…. I can’t really blame Twitch.”

However, the ban also presented him with an opportunity to grind and improve himself.

“Usually, when I get banned, I like to take a break and just chill… this time, I’ve just been getting stuff done, aside from streaming – doing a little bit of self-work, working on the setup.”

He expressed gratitude to his fans, and announced that he would be creating more content, such as vlogging and IRL streaming. 

With Tfue now officially having moved into the FaZe team mansion, fans can expect more content and collaborations from the team very soon.