Tfue

Turner Tenney, also known as Tfue, is a famous American gamer, YouTube star, and TikTok star. He rose to fame as he often does Fortnite Battle Royale gameplay livestreams.

He has championed six tournaments and positioned in the top 5 best Fortnite players. Moreover, he’s often named as the most popular Fortnite player.

Contents

1 Career
2 Profile
3 Height, Weight, & Physical Appearances
4 Family
5 Girlfriend & Dating History
- 5.1 Corinna Kopf
6 Net Worth
- 6.1 YouTube
- 6.2 Real Estate
7 Controversy
- 7.1 Blurted Racial Slurs during Livestreams
- 7.2 Legal Feud with FaZe Clan
8 Facts
9 TV Series
10 Quotes
11 Pics of Tfue

Career

His appearance on YouTube did not start on his channel, tfue, but on his brother’s channel, Jack Tenney. Jack uploaded their skimboarding activities in October 2010.

He joined YouTube in May 2014, playing and streaming the video game Fortnite. After reaching 70,000 subscribers, Turner was invited to a gamers group called FaZe clan in April 2018.

This gamer reached 1 million subscribers in May 2018 and 10 million subscribers a year later.

He got his 1-billion video view milestone in July 2019. In 2018, his Twitch channel reached the top 10 most-watched channels.

However, Turner’s career had been limited by FaZe clan and he quit in May 2019. He then continued producing and streaming various video games, including Minecraft, Among Us, and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Fall Guys. Turner also produced vlogs on his YouTube channel.

Throughout his career, Turner has collaborated with SirDimetrious, SypherPK, and KittyPlays.

Profile

Full name: Turner Tenney
Stage name: Tfue
Nickname: Turner
Birthday: January 2, 1998
Birthplace: Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, United States
Zodiac sign: Capricorn
Nationality: American
Religion: –
Profession: YouTube Star, TikTok Star, Gamer
Education: Homeschooling
Hobbies: Playing games
Facebook: @TfueOfficial
Twitter: @TTfue
Instagram: @tfue
TikTok: @tfue
YouTube: Tfue Official

Height, Weight, & Physical Appearances

Height: 186 cm (6’1″)
Weight: 78 kg (171 lbs)
Blood Type: –
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Body Measurements: 44-32-38 (Bust -44, Waist -32, and Hips -38 inches)
Shoe Size: 10 (US)

Family

Father: Richard Tenney
Mother: –
Brother: Jack and Pierce Tenney
Sister: Alexandra Tenney

Girlfriend & Dating History

Corinna Kopf

In December 2018, their dating rumors surfaced on the internet, as a Twitch streamer claimed to witness them together in a party.

They went public with their relationship in March 2019. Unfortunately, they split up in July of the same year.

Shortly after this separation, they got back together. However, this time, they broke the relationship up again in February 2020.

According to his statement during a livestream, they separated because he didn’t want to live in Lost Angeles and her ex-girlfriend wouldn’t want to live in Florida.

Net Worth

According to various online sources, he has $4 million to $6 million of net worth, which he primarily builds through his gaming career.

YouTube

Based on Social Blade estimation, the amount of revenue he earns from YouTube is $2.2 thousand to $35.4 thousand monthly or $26.5 thousand to $424.3 thousand yearly.

Real Estate

He reportedly owns a mansion located in Indian Rocks Beach, Florida. It’s reckoned to be worth around $10 million.

Cars

He purchased a Tesla Model X which costs about $140 thousand in estimation.

Controversy

Blurted Racial Slurs during Livestreams

In May 2018, he allegedly blurted a racial slur during his livestream. This got him banned for 30 days from Twitch. However, the ban was lifted after Twitch reviewed that he hadn’t used the word to be purposefully racist.

He allegedly uttered a racial slur again in September 2019. However, there’s no action taken by Twitch this time.

Illegally Sold and Purchased Epic Games Accounts

His Epic Games accounts were banned permanently in July 2018. Apparently, he’s involved in Epic Games accounts transaction, which is prohibited according to Epic Games’ T&C.

He got banned from Twitch around a week after this event for 14 days, but it wasn’t revealed why.

Legal Feud with FaZe Clan

He filed a legal suit against the FaZe Clan in May 2019. According to his claim, the team pressured him to live in one of their LA homes, as well as doing illegal gambling, underage drinking, and dangerous stunts.

Moreover, he claimed that he just received 20% from any sponsored Twitch, YouTube, or other platforms’ contents. He also only got 50% from his appearances and touring revenue.

FaZe Clan posted a respond on Twitter, refuting the claims of holding his revenue or championship rewards. Additionally, they claimed that they had offered Tenney 100% of his money through an adjusted contract several times, but was rejected.

In August 2019, he got sued back by Faze Clan for violating his contract, as well as leaking confidential contract information to the media.

Facts

Turner becomes good friends with a YouTuber named Shredwin and gamer Cloakzy.
His father was a city commissioner in Clearwater when the 1988 school shooting happened.
Turner went to a middle school for a week and it felt sucked.
Thus, his parents considered homeschooling was the best for Turner.
Turner’s social media accounts were hacked in August 2018 and the hacker produced insulting tweets on other YouTubers, such as Myth, Ninja, and Keemstar.
In August 2018, his Twitch account and YouTube channel were closed because of harassment.
A month later, his accounts came back and he became the most views streamer on that day.
In May 2019, he sued the gaming YouTuber FaZe for limiting his career.
Turner then quit the FaZe clan on the same day.
This YouTuber lost his 30,000 subscribers because FaZe said Turner was making up the reasons and lying.
He found out using a racial slur during his Twitch stream in September 2019.
In September 2019, he had a misunderstanding with his trio Cloakzy and 72hrs for not playing a game for a brand deal.
The streamer started dating an Internet model named Corinna Kopf in 2019.
The couple’s relationship had been ups and downs, and the two finally broke up in 2020.
When joining MrBeast’s competition, he accidentally leaked an URL and MrBeast’s phone number. The live stream was down for half an hour and he apologized.
In May 2020, people on Reddit accused Turner of changing the game files for easier gaming. But, he said he had experienced the game for a long time.

TV Series

Nelk Boys (YouTube ⏐ 2019), as himself
The Mind of Jake Paul (YouTube ⏐ 2019), as himself

Quotes

“Gamer, esports athlete, social media influencer, there’s so many different labels that you could label yourself as, so I don’t know. I’m just me, dude.”

“Anything crazy, adrenaline-related, I loved doing. Anything on the beach, anything with a board pretty much.”

“Growing up, I really didn’t have too many friends, just a few, but mainly I would hang out with my brother and his friends.”

“The first video got more views than people I knew, which blew my mind and that was the start of it.”

“I just like to be myself. I don’t want to act like something I’m not, even if it means it’s gonna get me more sponsors or like, get me on different shows or whatever. If people [want to work] with me then they do, you know?”

“L.A. gets old and you gotta kinda go back to your roots sometimes. I was very stupid and dumb, but now I know a lot more about legal stuff. … I learned that I should not rush into things too quickly, even at a time when things are moving fast.”