Fans love NFL's TikTok with viral Twitch streamer Sketch as hilarious Texans touchdown post racks up 63 MILLION views and 8M likes: 'What's up brother'

Football fans are loving the NFL's TikTok with young viral Twitch streamer Sketch as a hilarious Texans touchdown post has racked up 63million views and 8million likes in a two-day timespan. 

The league's social media team initially posted the footage on Monday, before the Texans traded for Bills wide receiver Stefan Diggs on Wednesday.

Sharing 'that's right brother' as a caption to its post, the league shows Sketch getting himself hyped before raising his finger - just like in his famous TikTok meme 'what's up brother' - and saying out loud: 'Special Teams. Special Plays. Special Players.' 

Then, a video of Texans fullback Andrew Beck's 90-yard kick return in a game against the Jaguars back in September starts playing. Houston ended up winning that game 37–17. 

A fan in the NFL's TikTok post's comment section reacted to the league's collab' with Sketch by pointing out that the 25-year-old streamer should announce one of the Texans pick in the draft at the end of this month (April 25). 

Famous Twitch streamer Sketch has gone viral due to a TikTok collab' with the NFL this week

A fan in the clip's comment section said that Sketch should announce the Texans pick in the draft this month while another said the streamer's now 'made it' after the NFL used his TikTok

Another said: 'u know Sketch made it when the NFL stitch his TikTok.'  

Famous for also playing 'Madden NFL' on Twitch, Sketch is often seen gaming with fellow streamer Jynxzi, who's known for his podcast where he interviews other streamers on the platform. 

Another catch phrase that Sketch has come up with in his TikTok videos is 'Tuesday, Tuesday. 

Along with 'what's up brother' and 'special teams, special plays, special players,' the catch phrase has been remixed into newer trends that have overtaken TikTok.

Another TikToker by the name Don Vincent even started a trend using the streamer’s famous line by challenging his female viewers to approach their boyfriends with a finger and ask them, 'what's up brother?'