NA hypocrisy | VLR.gg

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sfdx

When 100T was playing against LEV, tarik acknowledged the NA crowd was cheating and said it was wrong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC_cnXzUKug

Funny thing is how he overreacted when the same happened in Brazil, and how many hate comments towards the brazilian crowd were made as if Brazilians were the only one doing that.
Just look at the comment section here and you'll know I'm telling the truth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F72ANeiC0P0

Comments like "✍️Never ever host lans in Brazil✍️", "L Crowd", "Not sure how nobody saw this coming from a Bra71lian crowd" are common.

Now when they do the SAME, all you can see is "The players don't hear a thing", "Classic crowd moment", "W crowd", etc...

It's clear to me how hypocritical NA fans are, and how much they really hate BR fans.

Anyway, you can keep being hypocrites as long as you keep losing to us. It's fair trade

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brobeans

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Registered: April 26, 2023
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sfdx

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I saw that coming

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But ur new 🐔

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NOCAPPPA

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there are more interesting drama and 100T fans are retards for that shit

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Sita_MOE

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rito fault

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Astroman77

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The truth is that nobody cares, neither the Brazilians nor anyone else. They can hold 2983238 events in Brazil and all will have the same crowd because absolutely no one gives a damn about these criticisms.

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FNEGGS

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the studio americas league is hosted in has 200 seats

thousands of barking brazilians dont compare

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Cresp

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Brazil crowd was fair play, they couldnt give info and allat, riot should kick people out for outright giving info. Even balla told them to stop. The brazil stuff you cant really stop in any country it just happens especially when a home team is playing 🦍

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jimmylwho

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Hopefully, riot starts to take action by kicking or blacklisting fans who just yell out callouts because that shit sucked.

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chimpy

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No one really cares. Also I think people were mad at brazil fans cause they left when fnatic won

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Wannabe

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Most of the crowds would do the same thing if the team represents their country

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Kkonakorner

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no they wouldntit wasnt a problem in Copenhagen or Istanbul when EU played, only Denmark is notorious for crowdcalling in eu

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Susmn

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Isnt a problem in EU because of diversity + there were no Home teams playing in copenhagen or istanbul ( could be wrong idk maybe 1 or 2). Americas league is played in one country that makes up half of the league. Kinda obvious that it would happen. Good thing theres only 200 people.

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Kkonakorner

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fnatic was easily the favorite in istanbul and i dont remember any crowd calling against drx

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idk if tarik criticize BR crown for crowdcalling. As far as I remember he had no problem with BR crowds until they left the arena right after LOUD lost, and gave no respect for the winners. What I understand is tarik calling out different things from different crowds, so I dont think he's hypocritical

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yeah in no way has tarik ever been critical towards the Brazilian crowd for anything other than leaving during the trophy ceremony.

All those Brazil hate comments that are made in his chat and that comment section he always tells people to stop making because it makes him angry to read. Tarik does the exact opposite of what people try to paint him as this sort of Brazil hater and massive NA hypocrite.

Those people who chat that stupid hypocritical shit are just wrong and everyone knows it.

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bruh y we still complaining bout the crowds. Home crowd giving hints to home team is nothing new bc it happens in every fps esport. If we are really getting anal bout it, just have like a 5-15s delay between the actual game and everyone watching whether live and online.