Twitch streamer and Valorant professional player Tyson "TenZ" Ngo with his co-streamer girlfriend Kyedae Shymko sparked clout and laughter across their social media platform over PC building content on Saturday, Feb. 26.
TenZ tweeted on Feb. 25, Friday, that he will be doing his girlfriend's personal computer on her stream.
Gonna be building Kyedae's new PC on her stream in a little bit just setting up and finishing watching the 100T VS TSM match
— TenZ (@TenZOfficial) February 25, 2022
What seemed to be a dream setup turned into a funny encounter as Kyedae dropped her RTX 3090 graphics card while assisting her boyfriend.
The thousands-dollar Asus ROG Strix 3090 put TenZ in full awe after uttering "Are you f***ing serious?" seconds after the drop.
Tech-savvy TenZ for her girlfriend's PC build won ninth to twelfth place in the recently concluded Valorant Champions 2021, fifth to eighth place in VCT 2021: Stage 3 Masters Berlin, while first in VCT 2021: North America South Stage 3 Challengers 1 and Playoffs, as well as the Valorant Champions Tour 2021: Reykjavik.
Sentinel's duelist TenZ planned all along with his girlfriend, Kyedae, who is a constituent of the 100 Thieves, an esports organization and apparel company, this content on stream to build a dazzling all-white gaming setup.
The 18-year-old student held the brand new pc component only to plunge it down to the floor; the Nvidia graphics card was bought for $3000.
It explained how TenZ reacted with "There's no way you just dropped a 3090. Did you do that on purpose?"
Their stream immediately garnered laughing reactions with their fans and audiences constantly asking about the status of the hardware but the stream ended with the couple not checking upon the damages.
TenZ apart from his winnings from Valorant alone had an already established slate in first-person shooting games as he won first in Mythic Cup #2 May of 2019 and fourth with the Cloud9 Counter Struke: Global Offensive team at the Blast Pro Series: Los Angeles 2019.
Kyedae, on the other hand, being the youngest content creator the 100 Thieves had recruited, orchestrated a now well-known brand in Twitch and Instagram amassing a combined 1.7 million followers while TenZ had 2.3 million and 740 thousand followers respectively.
The couple had quite a famed Youtube channels hosting millions of subscribers conjoined; Kyedae rose to stardom after making contents with her Valorant gameplays with and without his boyfriend.
TenZ, furthermore, portrayed his game mechanics as his core content idea rooted from his insane one-tap compilations, four, five or six kill ace, and impossibly-maneuvered clutches.
With his already bloomed career in Valorant, TenZ accumulated a total of whooping 130 thousand dollar earnings from all 60 tournaments he had won, according to Esports Earnings.
Moreover, the couple via their TikTok platform, where cuts and minutes of their contents got posted while clinching several millions of views, shared that Kyedae was the one who initiated their relationship for TenZ was completely in love with gaming, even saying that he did not planned any romantic relationship at all in the near future.
