Tommy “Ninja” Wiseau Has Joined Mixer
Director Tommy Wisaeu has tweeted about his Mixer account just hours after the announcement that Ninja would be streaming on Mixer exclusively.
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Poor Ninja didn’t even get to be the most famous person on Mixer for one day. “Director” and F.B.I person of interest (probably) Tommy Wiseau has tweeted about his Mixer account just hours after the announcement that Ninja would be leaving Twitch to stream on Mixer exclusively.
Tommy is best known as the writer/producer/director/editor/financier/star of the cult classic film The Room which is universally regarded as the word movie ever made by anyone ever. James Franco starred as Tommy in the biopic The Disaster Artist about the making of the film. Though Wisaeu’s Mixer channel has been offline since its creation 11 months ago, Tommy seems to be suggesting on Twitter that his first Mixer stream is imminent.
Tommy actually has a verified Twitch channel as well, which he’s used as recently as last month to live stream an appearance at a screening of “The Room”. In the VOD Tommy does an audience Q&A while wearing bright orange gloves and his signature shades, telling them about his new line of perfume and his upcoming film Big Shark, which he plans to release in December or January. At one point some one asks “Did you expect The Room to be where it is today?” to which Tommy responds “Who cares? But my mother told me to be nice, so good question.”
Many have theorized for years that Wiseau is in fact famed hijacker D.B. Cooper. It would go a long way to explain why he is so cagey about his origin and where his money came from (he often says that he has a strange accent because he is from Louisiana). Others believe that Tommy is perhaps a subsect of vampire known as a Daywalker, thus explaining his odd features and pasty complexion. The REAL question we need to ask ourselves: Is Tommy Wiseau good at Fornite?
Other high profile figures with yet-to-be used Mixer accounts include Dr Disrespect (created in 2017), Shroud (created in 2016), and Trihex (created in 2016). Obviously these are likely just meant to hold their names so other people don’t use them, but with the way things have been going on Twitch, it wouldn’t be surprising to see more big names join Ninja and Tommy over on Mixer.
Eric Switzer is the Livestream News Editor for TheGamer as well as the lead for VR and Tech. He has written about comics and film for Bloody Disgusting and VFXwire. He is a graduate of University of Missouri – Columbia and Vancouver Film School. Eric loves board games, fan conventions, new technology, and his sweet sweet kitties Bruce and Babs. Favorite games include Destiny 2, Kingdom Hearts, Super Metroid, and Prey…but mostly Prey. His favorite Pokémon is Umbreon.
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