A YOUTUBER has been named as a victim in a Las Vegas shooting that saw two people killed.

Finny Da Legend was shot dead near the famous Bellagio hotel and casino on the Las Vegas strip on Sunday night.

Another victim, believed to be Finny’s partner, was also killed in the shooting, as reported by the Fox affiliate KVVU-TV.

Finny, who had more than 3,000 subscribers on YouTube, was live streaming when a man, another content creator, came up to him.

At least seven shots were fired in footage shared online.

Finny’s partner could be heard screaming after the shots, yelling, “Are you f**king kidding me?” before the camera was thrown to the ground.

The man, who opened fire, was wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap.

Finny’s partner confronted him before shots were fired.

Tributes have been paid to the content creator.

Devastated pal Derek Ware described Finny as a “good father” and a “friendly guy.”

“If something was wrong, he would just always check up on me,” he told KVVU-TV.

“He’s donated to people that needed help online.”

Ware revealed Finny’s partner was known as Bubbly and paid tribute to her “infectious” personality.

“She would have fun everywhere she went,” he said.

Cops revealed that the shooter and one of the victims had an argument on social media before the horror unfolded.

Manuel Ruiz, 41, turned himself into police hours after shots were fired on the Las Vegas Strip.

Ruiz is believed to be another YouTuber.

And, Ware claimed that the feud between Finny and Ruiz had spanned for around two years.

Finny and Ruiz clashed after Bubbly was allegedly pepper sprayed by him.

Ware said that two families have been “ruined” following the shooting.

Ruiz faces two counts of open murder.

The Bellagio is a luxury five-star resort on the Strip and is known for the famous Fountains of Bellagio attraction.

The shooting comes almost eight years after 60 people were killed when Stephen Paddock opened fire at a music festival on the Las Vegas Strip.

He fired more than 1,000 rounds from his room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel.

More than 800 people were injured.