OhMyPulse

OhMyPulse or Pulse, is a professional Fortnite Player on YouTube. He has once got in a match with a professional famous Twitch Streamer Ninja. Pulse did make a video on it sharing his POV and Ninja's POV. Afterwards, Pulse might've thought people would say to him that he's a bad player, but shows a short compilation of him playing Fortnite while having over 10 kills. Pulse's highest kill in a game is currently 22. After Pulse and Ninja's match, Pulse started to donate to Ninja on Twitch and told Ninja to react to his and Pulse's match, Ninja did not watch it. But Pulse then donated to Ninja again and told Ninja to watch Pulse's video about donating Ninja $8. Ninja, again, refused. But this time, Pulse donated again, and Ninja said he would watch the video off stream. Pulse has gained over 100,000 subscribers and 7 million views off his OhMyPulse channel.

Controversy
On April 10, 2018, a YouTuber known as SirDimetrious made a video called "Fortnite YouTuber Exposed for Faking Videos " and mentions OhMyPulse in it.

Pulse has done a video where he "kills" the musician, Drake, who has played Fortnite with Ninja. Dimetrious mentions that you can use Greek Lettering and put it on your name in Fortnite. Dimetrious mentiones that the 'O' in 'TheBoyDuddus' (Drake's Fortnite name) has a Greek Lettering, and went on Fortnite Tracker searching 'TheBoyDuddus' with the Greek 'O' in it. It says that account played 32 Duo matches on April 2, 2018, one day before OhMyPulse making a video about "killing" Drake. Dimetrious also mentions that the 'TheBoyDuddus' with the Greek "O" has default skin, and the real 'TheBoyDuddus' has Max Battle Pass Tier in Fortnite with multiple skins, and mentions that Drake has a lot of money, and might have more skins than just the skins from the Battle Pass Tier.

And OhMyPulse also did another video where he "kills" Jake Paul and Logan Paul. Jake's name on Fortnite is 'Cousin Jenkins' and Dimetrious does the same thing, he looks up 'Cousin Jenkins' on Fortnite Tracker with the Greek "O" and shows up a few matches on Duo 2 days before the actual video was up.

After the video, Pulse started losing subscribers and instantly deleted the 2 videos that were initially fake.