Houston Outlaws player Austin ‘Muma’ Wilmot isn’t happy with a recent decision taken by the organization. [ad name=”article1″] On October 8, Outlaws assistant coach Kyle ‘KyKy’ Souder announced that he had been released from the team, a decision that seemed to come as something of a surprise. KyKy himself apparently wasn’t the only one surprised by the move, however. During a recent stream, Outlaws main tank Muma revealed that he had been unaware that one of the team’s coaches was being let go, saying “I didn’t know it was happening, and I don’t like that it happened.

Worlds collide as TSM members Ali ‘Myth‘ Kabbani and Darryle ‘Hamlinz‘ Hamlin talk about the NBA, streaming, Fortnite and esports with Golden State Warriors point guard Steph Curry. [ad name=”article1″] Fortnite has been an epidemic of sorts in the sports world as you see many professional athletes talking about and playing the battle royale.  It’s pretty hard to go out in public without seeing a Fortnite reference somewhere whether it’s somebody doing a dance or just talking about it among friends.

As a Twitch streamer who’s become an internet sensation, Neekolul has drawn inevitable comparisons to others on the platform, namely Imane ‘Pokimane’ Anys. Neeko has been one of the biggest names in the online content creation/influencer world since her ‘Ok Boomer’ TikTok went viral, amassing over 23.2 million views on Twitter. That’s directly translated into success on Twitch, with her average viewership going from around 50 to over 1,500, and she’s now close to reaching the 100,000 follower mark.

The annual charity football (soccer) event hosted by The Sidemen took place on Saturday June 2nd, 2018 at the Valley stadium in London. The home of Charlton Athletic saw a host of high profile YouTuber’s turn up from across the world to play a full 90-minute match in front of thousands of fans. [ad name=”article1″] Popular podcasters Lawrence McKenna and True Geordie were on hand to commentate the full match, reading out donations that were donated to the two charities involved as over 400,000 concurrent viewers tuned in throughout the game.

A Warzone streamer has been thrust into the top 30 of most followed Twitch streamers after receiving a huge, and unusual, boost in one go.  Building up a following and community on Twitch can, obviously, be a slog if you’re starting from scratch. Streamers can stream for weeks and months on end without even having their talents recognized and blow up in popularity like others.  Some others can take shortcuts, be it because they have a following on another platform, or because they decide to inflate it with fake accounts.

Sometimes it can be hilarious to see someone rage after a particularly eventful mishap on Twitch, but what if it goes wrong? This streamer was left feeling seriously dazed after a random bout of rage became a little more painful than expected.   It seems as if “gamer rage” is somewhat normalized in the modern-day, and we’ve all probably experienced it or witnessed one at some point. While raging, there’s nothing more infuriating than being laughed at, and whether the rage is followed by them laughing at themselves, it sure is a frustrating moment.

The ACE Family has become involved in yet another controversy, after YouTube star Jake Paul accused matriarch Catherine Paiz of flirting with him in the DMs — but Catherine is having none of the speculation from her fanbase. The drama started after Austin McBroom — patriarch of the ACE Family — posted an photo to Instagram on November 15, showing himself wearing boxing gloves while posing with his wife in gym.

An Apex Legends dev has revealed why Respawn prefers to launch new guns and Legends in a “strong” state, rather than having to buff them shortly after they’ve arrived in the Outlands. Whether it was Seer, Horizon, the CAR SMG, or even the Season 13 IMC Armories, one of the biggest criticisms towards Respawn is their tendency to release new content that’s too strong or powerful. As a result, many of these features have to be dialed back or nerfed later to ensure matches are balanced and fair.

Comedian Chris D’Elia had some choice words for both Houston Astros fans and Buffalo Wild Wings following a viral Twitter beef between the two in mid-February. On February 14, the Buffalo Wild Wings Twitter account responded to news that Manchester City would be banned from the UEFA Champions League for two seasons due to breaching Financial Fair Play rules, tweeting, “THAT’S how you punish a team that cheats.” The tweet was aimed at the Houston Astros for “stealing signs” during the 2017 and 2018 seasons.

Disgraced Minecraft YouTuber Carson ‘CallMeCarson’ King posted on social media for the first time since being accused of grooming underage fans, but it appears to have been an accident. CallMeCarson has kept a low profile since he was accused of grooming underage fans back in January 2021. The shocking allegations saw many people cut ties with him, while others like Asmongold defend him, saying, “it’s not that bad.” Either way, other than briefly re-surfacing to tell Ludwig ‘Ludwig’ Ahgren to stop sharing a video that included him during his subathon, he hadn’t been seen on the internet and social media.