LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — YouTubers and social media personalities have been posting that two of those involved in a shooting Sunday night outside of the Bellagio Resort on the Strip were YouTubers who had an ongoing beef.

The shooting was seen on a livestream.

Both the alleged shooter and the victim had a couple of thousand followers on YouTube, many of whom were watching their livestreams when the shooting happened.

Those following the videos started streaming themselves after the shooting unfolded.

They say Manny Ruiz, known on YouTube with his Wife as Sin City Family, and YouTuber Finny Da Legend from out of state, had an ongoing beef.

"Let me put it that way. I see bullying on both sides. Because I don't think people just came out of the blue and started being bullies," said The Other Me on his YouTube page Monday morning.

Finny Da Legend's channel is still online, showing many videos about Manny and his wife, Julie.

Finny often in hours-long livestreams sharing Manny's videos and reacting to comments made against him, or responding to Manny.

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Manny's page was taken down as of Monday morning, but some sites are sharing clips, including one believed to be from last year.

"He recorded a livestream where Manny basically said he's going to come after Finny. So, let's have a look at that quickly." said the YouTube page LFP Gaming on YouTube. Then he shared a video where Manny is seen in the car saying: 'Catch you at a red light Finny. Boom Boom Boom.'

LFP Gaming also showed a clip of Manny searching for Finny before Sunday's shooting when Finny came to town with his wife.

"I'm out here searching for my baby. The *bleep. I went through every *bleeping casino there is. I heard there's one of my biggest fans here," Manny can be heard saying in the video.

Manny can be seen in several videos wearing face paint.

News 3 spoke with one YouTube fan who follows Manny and Finny closely.

Daniel Gutierrez, who didn't want to show his face, says the beef goes back to fans finding out that Manny is trying to control streaming in the Vegas area.

"He is demanding, like, you can't go here. You can't do that," said Gutierrez. "And a lot of people like that. So he started losing his streamers."

Gutierrez said the online feud that included Finny insulting Manny's wife and Manny using racial slurs only got worse over time.

"The followers that were normally with Manny are now giving money to Finney," he said. "Yeah. That made it worse, yeah, for Manny. And then Finney would post look at how many streamers- how many viewers he's going got now, or his viewership was going down."

This is all information provided through the YouTube world.

News 3 is working to get more details from police in the meantime.