Three Newcastle United stars go viral for x-rated Fortnite YouTube clip
Three Newcastle United stars have gone viral after beating four famous YouTubers on Fortnite.
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Newcastle United players Harvey Barnes, Anthony Gordon and Paul Dummett have gone viral on social media after a clip shows them beating four famous YouTubers in a game of Fortnite.
The Magpies trio went up against IShowSpeed, xQc, Clix and Mongraal on the battle royale game and managed to come out on top - with Clix and Mongraal also professional Fortnite players.
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The stacked YouTube squad, who have more than 31million subscribers between them, were dumped out of the game following the success of the Newcastle players.


The clip, recorded from IShowSpeed's point of view, leads to him launching an x-rated rant against Harvey Barnes.
He said: "Who the f*** is Harvey Barnes, bro?"
"We just got stream-sniped by somebody named f***king Harvey Barnes. Harvey Barnes, f*** you, bro.


"That's Harvey Barnes, kill Harvey Barnes, that's Harvey Barnes, kill that motherf***er."
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The success of the Newcastle players meant that the YouTube squad finished the game in 21st place, leading to the squad to accuse Barnes of "hacking" on Fortnite.
Newcastle fans were quick to react to the clip on social media, with one sharing a GIF of Anthony Gordon and commenting: "Owned by the best English winger in the league."
Another said: "The GOAT Paul Dummett strikes again".


While a third added: "Things you never thought you’d see."
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At the end of October, Newcastle boss Eddie Howe revealed that he was "hopeful" of Barnes returning to the squad from injury by the end of the year.


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Barnes went off early into the Magpies' 8-0 win against Sheffield United in September due to a toe injury - it was only his second start since making a £38million switch from Leicester City in the summer.