72hrs

   

72hrs
YouTuber Information
Profile	72hrs
Style	Gaming
Date joined	May 30, 2014
Twitter / X	@72hrs
Instagram and Threads	@tom72hrs
Other media	Twitch Discord server
Videos	264+
Schedule	Weekly
Status	Active
Associates	Team Liquid • Liquid Chap • POACH • Vivid • Strafesh0t
Username	72hrs
Personal information
Full name	Thomas Mulligan
Nationality	American
Location	United States
Channel trailer
Perfectly Cut 72hrs Clips -21
Most viewed video
Everyone Hates Tom 1 *STREAMERS REACT*
First video
The $1 Money Match

Thomas Mulligan (born: May 26, 1994 (1994-05-26)), better known online as 72hrs, is an American eSports gamer, YouTuber and Twitch streamer known for playing Fortnite: Battle Royale. He became a member of Team Liquid on June 5, 2018, alongside Chap, POACH, Vivid and Strafesh0t ever since the announce of Liquid Fortnite Team.^{[citation needed]}

History

Thomas started playing games as a hobby, by playing Dead by Daylight. Ever since hearing about the positive feedback on the game itself, Thomas got more into the game and spent more time into it. He streamed the game as a start to his Twitch career. And since the game started declining in popularity, Thomas switched to streaming Fortnite.^{[citation needed]}

Joining and Leaving FaZe Clan

Thomas was invited to FaZe Clan by Cloakzy, captain of the FaZe Fortnite Team, on March 3, 2018. Thomas claims him joining FaZe Clan made him get better at the game, due the pressure that came in to help himself play more professionally.^{[citation needed]}

Thomas left FaZe on June 5, 2018 and was invited to Team Liquid the same day. The reason for switching was because Thomas felt more comfortable being in Team Liquid rather than FaZe Clan. FaZe members accepted his switch and moved on to be a Team Liquid member and is still today a member of Team Liquid. Thomas does still often play with FaZe members Tfue, Cloakzy and Nate Hill in Fortnite scrims.^{[citation needed]}

Controversy

Outburst with Tfue

Thomas and his friends Tfue and Cloakzy have been Fortnite competitive trio partners several times. Three of them placed 11th in the first week of the trio champion series, and 5th place on the 2nd week. The outburst started by Tfue asking for another trio, Cloakzy tweeting about doing an advertisement, and Thomas asking for trio partners as well. Tfue then turned his stream on several minutes later. And around the beginning of the stream, Cloakzy was spamming Tfue in the chat stating "If you want to play we have to cut an hour short for this one and start an hour late for next @Tfue", meaning they are going to play the next trio champion series an hour late. Tfue made the response stating that Cloakzy and Thomas have not been playing Fortnite as much as they used to, as they were playing other games including World of Warcraft Classic and taking a break from Fortnite. However, Tfue thought they were still going to play the trio champion series. Tfue was also offered by EA Sports to play Madden for $140,000. Tfue declined the offer because he thought he was still going to play with his trio Cloakzy and Thomas. Tfue later said he was not upset, but Cloakzy and Thomas did not tell Tfue about the deal when they were playing Madden for a brand deal.

Response

When Thomas was playing World of Warcraft Classic, he responded about himself and Cloakzy accepting the brand deal with EA Sports and later on asked Tfue about it so they could be a trio in the game.

When Cloakzy was doing a viewing party, he responded about Tfue declining the brand deal, stating that Tfue made a dumb decision to decline the brand deal.