Nekota Tsuna Ends Seven-Hour Apex Stream With a Win, Then Announces First Outside Song Relay

VSPO — Nekota Tsuna of VSpo closed a broadcast of more than seven hours of Apex Legends with a champion finish in the final match, then used the end of the stream to announce a slot in a song relay organized outside the channel, the first such event the streamer has joined.

When the final match was over, the group said the session had ended slightly in the plus on ranked points. Participants also joked that the Octane and Bloodhound pairing they had tried earlier should be retired, saying it had cost them far more than it gave back.

“Thank you very much. That was fun.” — Nekota Tsuna, as the stream closed

An earlier highlight came in the fifth hour, when the squad beat the last remaining team in a match. Participants praised the Kraber shots that decided it and said the Bloodhound pick had been the right call.

The stream opened with Tsuna and a fellow participant trading hand-drawn portraits of each other. One portrait looked to some viewers like a crab, a joke that prompted a Super Chat from a viewer apologizing for the comparison. Tsuna also said there had been no time to eat a meal before going live.

In the closing minutes Tsuna said an autumn-themed song relay would run from 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m., the first outside relay they would take part in. Tsuna thanked viewers who sent Super Chats, said the late hour made any follow-up stream uncertain, and signed off as chat filled with farewells.