Drake and Travi$ Scott Played "Fortnite" and Helped Demolish a Gaming Record

Imagine being in a squad with Drake, Travi$ Scott and Juju.

The worlds of hip-hop and gaming don't regularly collide, but on Twitch the other day, the unreal became the real.

Popular Twitch streamer, Ninja, managed to muster up the likes of Drake, Travi$ Scott and Juju to join his squad on a game of Fortnite.

Ninja has been fast-rising with his subscriber count over the last few months on the game streaming site, but after this, he'd reach an all-time high.

According to Polygon, Ninja gained 90,000 new subscribers thanks to the rappers featuring on his stream. Those subscribers equate to about $US250,000 (about $AUD320,000) a month in new revenue.

It was also the highest amount of concurrent viewers outside of a tournament, reaching 635,000 and beating the previous record by nearly 250,000 viewers.

To forever cement this historic moment, players are calling for a Drake emote to be introduced in the game ASAP.

#FortniteBling pic.twitter.com/FkCb9rAKFa

— Ralph Crofton (@RalphCrofton) March 15, 2018

What a time to be alive.

Photo: YouTube (DrakeVEVO) / YouTube (Fortnite)