A viral TikTok post, earlier this week, sparked rumos about the alleged ‘death’ of the famous Fortnite duo – X2 Twins. It stated that the gamers, Jesse Eckley and Jordan Eckley, ‘died due to hear failure for sweating too hard in Fortnite’. However, neither the twins’ family, nor their representatives have confirmed their alleged death. Notably, the X2 twins have not posted on their account in days.
“The twin gamers, known as the x2Twins, both recently passed away. 23-year-old Jesse Eckley and Jordan Eckley both died due to heart failure for sweating too hard in Fortnite. The twin gamers will be missed,” the post on TikTok read.
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The Australian twin brothers are popular within Fortnite circles and they also create content on platforms like YouTube and Twitch.
The ‘death’ rumors gained traction, especially since the brothers have been absent from social media and gaming platforms. The two have logged over 3,000 hours of gameplay and earned recognition as top Fortnite players in the Oceanic (OCE) gaming scene. They have over six million subscribers on YouTube and 2.5 million TikTok followers. However, they have not uploaded content or posted updates for months.
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Social Media Reactions:
One person claimed the two have died in an X post. “The gaming world has been left in shock as reports have emerged of the sudden passing of Jordan and Jesse Eckley, the talented duo known as “X2Twins.” they tweeted.
The gaming world has been left in shock as reports have emerged of the sudden passing of Jordan and Jesse Eckley, the talented duo known as “X2Twins.” https://t.co/LnzL0ZgJAh
— The Death Newss (@DeathNewss) November 14, 2024
“X2 TWINS ARE DEAD WHAT???” another shocked fan asked on X, platform formerly known as Twitter.
Even YouTuber TimmyFNBR weighed in on their disappearance. He noted the twins had not uploaded any content in eight months.