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Builds a boast about learning the fastest 90s from ranked play, punctures it with a perfectly timed fall, then resumes the claim and challenges viewers to beat the build sequence.

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@TypicalGamer · 3.6M followers · 9 of 30 recent posts mention Fortnite · creator page →

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0:00I actually learned this in ranked [unclear], how to do the fastest 90s I can. I'm not trolling when I say this. I beat Clix, I beat Peterbot, everybody from— Ah! Ah! [screams]
0:16Okay, whatever I was saying is true though. I have the fastest 90s in Fortnite, and I got them all from playing ranked [unclear]. Let me show you. See if you can beat my 90s.

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