TFUE

TFUE, born Turner Tenney on November 2, 1998, is an American internet personality, professional gamer, and streamer. He gained prominence for Fortnite gameplay and competitive streams on Twitch and YouTube, becoming one of the most recognizable figures in the game's early scene. Tenney began streaming in his teens, building a large audience with high-skill gameplay, entertaining commentary, and frequent collaboration with other creators.

In 2018, TFUE joined FaZe Clan, a professional esports and entertainment organization. His time with FaZe included successful tournament appearances and a broader media presence, but it ended after a high-profile contract dispute. In 2019, TFUE filed a lawsuit against FaZe Clan alleging breach of contract and other claims; the two sides later reached a settlement, and Tenney left FaZe.

Following the split, TFUE continued to stream and create content across multiple platforms, maintaining a large following and expanding into other games and formats beyond Fortnite. He has also participated in various charity streams and brand partnerships, contributing to the broader streaming ecosystem. His public persona has been marked by a direct, outspoken style and a competitive legacy in early Fortnite culture.

As of the early 2020s, TFUE remains a prominent fixture in online gaming communities, with ongoing influence through live streams, video content, and collaboration with other creators. His career reflects the rise of individual streamers who combine competitive play with entertainment media.