Global Media Lead @G2esports. He / Him. All opinions are my own. The target audience for my tweets is me.
Joined May 2013
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Guess that's it for this year... not much left to share (except ~10 posts)
220 videos, 142 photos, 27M impressions, 250.3k likes, 12k bookmarks, 213k profile visits...
Ty so much for being here and supporting me & Gozen, means the world 🤍
Here's some of my work (4 slides)
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abortion is healthcare, women deserve to feel safe in a scene they give so much to, and silence is the coward’s way of supporting the oppressor.
Our commitment to this scene extends far beyond the game itself. Creating and maintaining safe, inclusive and supportive online spaces is something we will continue to work towards and support.
Our support goes out to @sjokz ,@LaureBuliiV, and all women across the League of Legends community and the wider esports scene 💛
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china was so fun, and filming this vlog was such a cool (and stressful) experience. wish we could’ve included more in the video, especially our lpl handlers, the absolute sweetest people. tomatoes on tanghulu is still a sin tho fuck that.
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A tribute to one of our own.
Conor, also known as 'G2 Nouvera' was a long standing member of our G2ARMY. Over the years of attending CS tournaments, especially, IEM's there was always one certainly. No matter where it was, day or night, heatwave or blizzard, Conor was there.
We first met him in 2023 at IEM Katowice, from that event onwards instead of travelling alone, he travelled with us. He became a part of our G2ARMY family.
Conor was an incredibly valued member of our community, no task was too big, no challenge was too small. Regardless of results he was always had a smile on his face, he believed Esports was a place where everyone could belong. Every new member who joined he was ready to welcome.
Unfortunately we lost Conor due to a prolonged illness on Wednesday 16th of September. The news devastated us all, but we know he was with family and surrounded by the people he loved. We loved Conor as one of our own, he did everything he could to support and lift those around him. We will truly miss him.
Using his own words looking back on the time and experiences he had with us he remained selfless even then telling us:
'If I was able to help in any way, it was worth it'.
Today as the final begins we dedicate this match to him and send our deepest loving condolences to his family.
We miss you Conor, fly high we hope we can keep your spirit with us at all times for the years to come. ❤️
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This is the closest the government has come to accepting undeniable reality:
Israel is committing war crimes on an industrial scale.
This welcome shift was only made possible by activism.
Is it anywhere near enough? No,
So we keep on fighting.
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Jeder der AfD wählt ist eine Schande für dieses Land. Also sorry, aber checke nicht wie man die scheiße wählen kann
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When I said I wanted something to distract attention from the £5 million gift, I didn't mean this.
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Farage is happy to take money from big business and secret backers because he has no interest in improving people's lives
The Greens are not in hock to the super-rich, we're a people-powered movement that takes them on.
Nigel Farage and other senior members of Reform UK have been filmed by undercover reporters celebrating secret new foreign donations.
Channel 4 News and @Verbatim_Media, a group of investigative journalists, can today reveal a plot to break the law on party funding at the highest levels of Reform UK.
You can watch the full investigation here: youtu.be/aXut3s90rUI
Channel 4 News approached Reform UK, Mr Farage, Mr Jukes and Mr Orr for comment on the findings of this investigation. They did not comment but we understand they deny the allegations in full.
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A Lewis Hamilton despues del GP de Monaco 2011 donde lo penalizaron tanto en clasificacion como en carrera le preguntaron por que creia que lo llamaban tanto los comisarios
"Quizás sea porque soy negro. De seis carreras, he ido a ver a los comisarios cinco veces."
15 años despues absolutamente nada ha cambiado, NADA
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Thank You🇵🇸🫡
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Using his platform to speak up for Palestinian rights and highlighting the importance of workers and trade unions in his leaving message tells you everything about Pep Guardiola.
A football legend on and off the pitch, English football will miss him dearly.
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And here-in lies the problem, ppl are blindly voting for a party without being informed of what their policies are.
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“2 likes isn’t a lot” imagine 2 wins in back to back weekends vs the most overrated team in Europe
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🚨 The journalist: “What do you think about Lamine Yamal’s actions yesterday during FC Barcelona’s league title celebrations, and should a player avoid interfering in matters unrelated to football?”
Pep Guardiola: “And should you also avoid interfering in things that are not your specialty? You are here to ask me about tomorrow’s match against Crystal Palace F.C..
Despite that, I will answer your question..... A football player is a role model followed by millions, and his opinion is influential, so he should express his opinion when necessary.
What would you do if you found your wife and children under the rubble of homes like them there? Would you come here to the press conference to talk about a player wearing a shirt and running after a ball?? Of course not!!
You do not choose the topics we want to talk about, so those are things outside your specialty. Lamine’s stance is something he should be proud of — he has now become the talk of the world.”
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Pep Guardiola did not make these statements during his pre-match press conference for Manchester City vs Crystal Palace. mancity.com/news/mens/pep-… mancity.com/citytv/mens/pe…