Ninja_Hater is an Instagram account with just over 3,000 followers, but a joke post from July 16 has turned into a major hoax centered around the word “ligma.” Ligma is a joke similar to any ...

In the caption, ninja_hater wrote, “Spread this. Let’s make fake news.” And people did. Somebody added that Ninja had died from the disease Ligma, and from there, it was reposted repeatedly ...

The term was not invented with the Ninja death hoax, as Urban Dictionary has an entry dating back to June 13th, ... All of this is facilitated by memes that make ligma seem real: ...

Ligma is a fictional disease that was used as part of a death hoax against Fortnite streamer Ninja. Concerned fans would ask what ligma is. The response would be "ligma balls".

Fortnite streamer Ninja was recently subjected to death hoax claims, with many believing he died of a fictional disease called 'Ligma.' Here's all you need to know about it and who Ninja is.

Eventually, the word became attached to ninja_hater’s hoax through Spookid, who left a comment on Belvins’ Instagram, exclaiming, “What the f— i thought you died from ligma.” ...

Earlier, professional gamer Ninja was also said to have passed away from “ligma disease”. ... In the “ligma” meme, when a person asks what it is, the response is “ligma balls”.

Puzzled, he explored the mystery and discovered the Ligma hoax, a puerile meme related to popular Fortnite streamer Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins. It started as an Instagram hoax announcing Ninja's death ...

A HIGHLY contagious – but fictional – disease spread across Reddit and Twitter and thousands of people wanted to know what Ligma was. This is where it gets complicated because, strictly… ...

Ligma, the fake disease which made internet meme history, first rose to fame in 2018 when it was jokingly rumored that it killed famous streamer, Richard Tyler Blevins (best known as Ninja). The ...

Ligma has not killed anyone (Picture: Getty Images) The creator of the Ninja death hoax that claimed the Fortnite streamer had died after contracting the fictional disease ligma has now spoken out.