Olivia Jade disappeared from YouTube after her family entangled themselves in a massive college admission scandal, where multiple people were accused of using financial means to get their child a place at a college which mostly involved pulling out fake certificated to ensure scholarships.
Heading back to March 2019, Jade’s family were accused of the same along with several other people. Along with her sister Isabella, Olivia was forced to part ways with the college after their parent’s involvement surfaced. According to reports, their parents’ actress Lori Loughlin and designer Mossimo Giannulli benefitted from their rowing scholarships during their admissions to USC. Later it was revealed that neither sister had any involvement with rowing activities that speak to the forged nature of the certificates.
In her recently uploaded video titled “hi there“, she goes on to explain parts of her life away from YouTube while expressing her desire to make a return. As of now, she is bounded by laws to speak about the scandal or anything surrounding it, so neatly avoids the topic without further getting into it. She openly says that she has missed making routine videos and wants to be back to her former lifestyle as a beauty content creator.
“I’m v excited for this new chapter and also a little mind blown, you guys haven’t seen a vlog of mine since I was… 19”, said Olivia Jade. Her channel hasn’t seen any activity in a long time but maintained a healthy viewer count when she was regular. Fans expressed mixed reactions about her possible return, with many expressing their curiosity about the vlog she has under the works. Nevertheless, we can’t be certain that her comeback vlog will be an instant hit, only time can tell how badly her fans missed her.
The biggest non-English stream on Twitch, El Rubius has been accused of copying LIRIK’s logo and the latter’s fans pointed out and forcing a discussion out of him during a live stream.
LIRIK has a longstanding relationship with Twitch, being one of their earlier streamers, he was developed a loyal and consistent fan base that sticks with him through thick and thin. One of those fans pointed it out to him that, El Rubius’s logo is somewhat similar, and that the Spanish-Norwegian streamer might have copied the concept in its entirety. The accusations flying around forced him to address it and fans were able to squeeze out a statement.
“This is his logo, but, like, I don’t know if I had my logo before. The thing is, my logo’s kinda like, it’s a f**cking smile, there are so many ways of looking at it. So it’s kind of like, whatever. I don’t really care. He’s probably a nice guy.” said LIRIK before acknowledging the massive following to the accused.
“There’s a streamer out there, Rubius, dude, his community is huge, I’m not even gonna- that’s like poking a f**king beehive. So I’m not even going to say anything,” he said while thinking better off than to pick a bone with Rubius.
The two logos have some similarities while some differences that stick out. On the surface, both shows a cat with a creepy smile, while Rubius’s one has a spikey fur, the other one has an overtly symmetrical look. One also can’t help but ignore the neon highlights across both logos. El Rubius so far hasn’t responded to the claims, which as it seems he won’t as LIRIK does not have a problem with him using it.
Professional Dota 2 player Anathan ‘Ana’ Pham who’s currently a member of team OG has managed to reach the prestigious rank of Radiant in Valorant.
For the unaware, Radiant is the highest rank achievable in the competitive shooter by Riot with only a small percentage of the player base possessing the skill to reach it.
Ana has been taking an extended break from competitive Dota 2 shortly after winning his second International in 2019 but is expected to return playing with his team soon.
The 2-time TI winner shared the news through his Twitter handle, proclaiming himself as “officially one of the worst Radiants” in the game.
Ana is also one of the richest esports athletes in the world and one of the five OG members to have won the International twice. The International 9 has been the biggest esports tournament in history in terms of the prize pool, followed by TI 8, both of which, team OG won.
Seeing the Dota 2 star shining bright even in the skies of Valorant has surely delighted his fan base, who have congratulated Ana on this remarkable achievement.
After a rough year amid the coronavirus pandemic and the disappointing cancellation of the International 2020, fans were eagerly looking forward to the schedule of the Dota 2 Pro Circuit 2021. To the delight of millions of Dota fans worldwide, the official week 1 schedule for DPC 2021 has finally been revealed.
What is Dota 2 Pro Circuit?
For those of you who aren’t acquainted with the Dota Pro Circuit, or DPC for short, it is a series of Dota tournaments organized throughout a year where teams battle it out to collect points. These points accumulated by teams enable them to rise through the ranks with the aim of competing in The International, the biggest annual Dota 2 tournament and the largest tournament in the world in terms of the prize pool.
Dota 2 Pro Circuit 2021 Schedule
Week 1 of Season 1 of this year’s DPC will begin on 18th January and will run till 24th.
Here’s a detailed week one schedule of DPC 2021 as published on Twitter by Wykrhm Reddy himself:
Actually pretty pleased with how much info I was able to present in here — All games. All regions. All times localized. Classified correctly.
Ever since the ban of PUBG Mobile in India, Free Fire’s popularity started growing exponentially in the country. It was the most downloaded game of the year with more than 265 million downloads in 2020. Many professional Esports organizations have started to sign their new Freefire rosters.
The esports market for the game has also gained popularity. According to Esports Charts, Free Fire Continental Series Asia peaked with around 2.5 million viewers. In that 60% of the viewership came from Hindi stream.
Free Fire India Esports has also revealed its roadmap for the year 2021. They have announced four tournaments with a total prize pool of over ₹2 crores, which will consist of two Indian Championships (Spring and Fall) and two Pro Leagues.
Each pro season will have a prize pool of more than ₹1 crore, while the Free Fire India Championship (FFIC) will have a prize pool of ₹75 lakh. A few weeks back, Qualcomm also announced a ₹50 lakh Free Fire tournament called the Snapdragon Conquest.
In the last few weeks, four Indian organizations like Force One Esports, Marcos Gaming, Noble and Futurestation esports acquired their Free Fire lineups.Now Enigma Gaming, a growing esports organization from India, has announced its official Free Fire India roster for upcoming tournaments. The announcement came through its social media handles
Their new lineup consists of players from Game zone esports.
After a combined effort from thousands of fans worldwide, popular Twitch streamer and Minecraft content creator Nathan has regained his follower count of over 21,000 after mysteriously losing it within the span of a single night on January 13th. The streamer shared the good news with his fans through his Twitter handle today.
“We bounce back,” the 16-year-old said, while attaching a screenshot of his Twitch channel which stood on 21.6K subs at the time.
For the unaware, Nathan is a Twitch streamer who had been active on the platform for the past two years and had managed to build up a strong fan base of over 21,000 followers before losing it all on January 13th overnight.
After Nathan realised the disaster that had struck him, the 16-year-old resorted to Twitter to share his thoughts with his fans.
“I’ve lost everything. My twitch lost all of its followers,” Nathan said. “Every single person who has followed me the last 26 months are gone. I’m just at a loss for words.”
Luckily enough, Nathan has managed to recover from the blow, and he has come back even stronger after his fans started expressing their wholehearted support to him through various social media platforms. It can be safely predicted that the follower count of Nathan will increase further in the upcoming days.
The reasons behind the incident are still unknown, with many believing it to be a technical fault in the Twitch servers.
Call of Duty: Mobile has incorporated several aspects of famous COD titles and bundled them up in a single portable game. As a result, COD Mobile has turned out to be a delicacy for COD enthusiasts who want to enjoy the game on the go. This game has many unique aspects and ability perks is one of them. One of the advanced perks in COD Mobile is named as ‘Engineer perk’ and it has many good uses.
The perks in COD Mobile helps the users with various things. Each perk has its unique ability which can change games in an instant. Engineer is one such perk which may be of big help for the users in certain situations. This perk can be unlocked once your account reaches level 33.
The description of this perk is as follows, “Reveals Enemy Equipment and Scorestreaks. Re-rolls friendly Care Package and Booby Traps enemy care packages.” This statement might be quite confusing but has a vital role in some matches.
When one equips the engineer perk, players can use it to reveal the enemy scorestreaks. This is crucial to spot things like enemy UAV and can help you gain an advantage in the strategic mind games. To unlock this perk, it is necessary to level up very fast in the game.
Players need to reach at least level 33 to get their hands on this perk. To level up very fast, here are some tips that might help you to reach your goal a little quicker.
How to get Engineer perk in COD Mobile
PLAY MULTIPLAYER MODE
GET HIGHER KILLS
PLAY WITH YOUR FRIENDS
PLAY MULTIPLAYER MODE
Playing the multiplayer mode matches significantly boost your speed of boosting up the levelling process. This is due to the fact that the experience points offered at the end of each match is almost similar to that of a battle-royale match but the time required to complete a BR match is substantially larger.
Also, a bonus tip is to spam the Deathmatch mode because the time duration of each match is almost five minutes and the EXP points offered is the same as that of other four modes. Always play ranked mode and try to be as serious as possible as it actually helps while boosting your level.
GET HIGHER KILLS
Risking it all to get those frags is always a better way to learn the game and level up at the same time. Kill scores help a lot while levelling up because each kill adds up to the kill EXP points and hence more the kills, higher the EXP. Maintaining the killstreaks is also an amazing way that can assist in this process.
It is absolutely necessary to get the kills as it helps players to learn the game in a better way and while rising up the levels, you live up to the fierce competition that comes after reaching higher ranks and levels.
PLAY WITH YOUR FRIENDS
Any game gets better when you have your friends around and the same can be applied in this case. When you play with your teammates, clanmates or anybody from your Friend list, additional experience points are offered at the end of every match. This is the best way to level up as you can rise quickly with friends by your side.
It is also very essential to apply all of these tips at the same time to get instant results. Get into deathmatch with your friends and dominate while covering each other and at the end, grab those sweet extra EXP points.
We hope that these tips will help you to unlock the ‘Engineer’ perk in COD Mobile very easily. Keep playing and reach the mark as it is not very hard to do so.
Content creator Cameron ‘Fitz’ McKay has been accused of using the slur “Retarded” while playing on the EpicSMP Minecraft server.
Fitz is a member of the EpicSMP Minecraft server and the one among the list of content creators who were given an invite to the same.
Things seemed to have hit the rock for Fitz after he used a slur while streaming Minecraft on Twitch this weekend on Saturday. After wandering around on the server, he stopped in the middle of nowhere and asked himself, “What am I actually doing? I’m retarded.”
Upon saying this, he came to his senses where he might have been abusive over his stream by using such slur and asked his chat, “Can I say that? Are they gonna get mad at me on Twitter?”
This quickly spread like a wildfire all within the streaming community and on Twitter as well. A majority of his fans did criticize him for his language. A plethora of Tweets started to swarm in in an aftermath of the same where some tweets stated his audience to be less offended whereas others kept on arguing on the same.
There were certain tweets as well where users sounded less surprised about making a whole lot from this scenario. As mentioned above, many of his fans supported Fitz while others still looked it up as an issue with the slur he used.
Fitz under fire for using r word on the EpicSMP Minecraft server.
Fitz, who had his mind-blown by his own actions responded in a sarcastic way, “I hope we live in a world someday where no one can say anything at all “
i hope we live in a world someday where no one can say anything at all 💜💫❄️
A user on Twitter responded to this chaos where she replied to the above Tweet, ““You can say whatever you want but people also have the right to not like what you say,”
You can say whatever you want but people also have the right to not like what you say. Especially if you use language that hurts/degrades certain people. You can say whatever the fuck you want but not without consequences 😌💜✨ You‘re a smart man and you know that very well.
This isn’t the first time where the 24yo Kiwi faced such harsh condemnation across his content creation career after the former was accused of the “Reason” behind the harassment Pokimane received when he joked about being in a relationship with the latter.
World in 2021 witnesses a Counter-Strike: Global Offensive ecosystem that is polished to a sheen. However, it wasn’t always shiny. Few labourers were doing all the scut work for generations to come, and GeT_RiGhT stood in front of the lane.
When historians reminisce about early CSGO days, some names continue to reappear. Christopher “GeT_RiGhT” Alesund was one of the few players who were there when CSGO esports had just taken a birth. The veteran has a long account in the Counter-Strike world as a great player, a guide, and an icon.
CS 1.6 esports, unfortunately, was never as well-established as CSGO is today. GeT_RiGhT began from there. Team changes, transient environments and multiple swaps didn’t stop him from continuing his esports career. In a barren, less giving field of work, GeT_RiGhT never stopped giving. He kept sowing in the hope that the esports will bloom one day. In a chat with HLTV, the player revealed that Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin;” had always meant so much to him. Evident from his journey in CSGO, GeT_RiGhT never stopped believing.
.@GeT_RiGhT totte, since you wont be there anymore on the server, do u authorize me to use « Dont Stop Believin’ » so it can continue to live on CS servers?
Get_ RiGht was always an ace rifler, and big names of the 2000s saw him. He cemented a firm foot in esports when Fnatic signed him in 2009. Here he joined Patrik “f0rest” Lindberg, another legendary player who’ll remain with GeT_RiGhT for years to come. The duo moved to SK Gaming, helping the team dominate the scene until it disbanded in 2012.
By then, most of the players who competed alongside GeT_RiGhT had retired. Their journeys had come to a halt, and GeT_RiGhT was just gearing up to register history in CSGO.
The Swede joined Ninjas and Pyjamas, a team that stalwart rosters would fear. The veteran lurked the maps for NiP for over seven years, playing a crucial role in most of the team’s victories. When NiP achieved the unimaginable 87-0 LAN run, GeT_RiGhT was on its payroll as the guiding force behind the consecutive wins. With GeT_RiGhT on the roster, NiP became the unstoppable Swedish force pouncing over whoever came its way. The iconic quintet featuring Patrik “f0rest” Lindberg, Adam “friberg” Friberg, Robin “Fifflaren” Johansson, Richard “Xizt” Landström topped all CSGO charts.
ESL: One Cologne 2014
The veteran had cast an unbreakable spell of winning, driving the Ninjas to lift the trophy at ESL: One Cologne 2014 ultimately. The Swede says that this win means the world to him, as the trophy that brought him to his knees in gratitude was the one that took NiP to the pinnacle of success. The iconic image of GeT_RiGhT kneeling in front of the trophy reflects what he felt. As incredible as it was, this win was the one that would cap off NiP’s peak days in CS.
NiP’s downfall wasn’t anything like its instantaneous success. Players shedding year-by-year, the team lost its prowess comfortably. GeT_RiGhT was there all along. While his day ones signed their resigns, the player stayed alongside f0rest, in his efforts to bring NiP back to the fore. The player went too deep into the weeds, which cost him his internal peace.
“Throughout my career, I’ve been battling different kinds of personal issues, like mental health states,” he says. “I’ve never been that honest about it, only to some extent, but not in a way that people could understand the whole picture,”
GeT_RiGhT said.
His efforts were futile as the skill gap closed and the likes of Astralis and Cloud9 sent the Swedes into the background. This was the background that NiP won’t be able to come out of with GeT_RiGhT.
Final shot before the climax
Dignitas 2020
The player finally signed off of NiP, putting an end to a legendary era of CSGO. However, he wasn’t done. His heroic re-entry in esports with old pals friberg, f0rest, and Xist brought early CSGO fans out of their holes. It was all fun and games until COVID-19 struck and Dignitas overhauled roster declined quietly. A roster that is so used to the blinding lights of the podium, roaring crowd, and all things LAN failed to deliver inside the comfort of hushed rooms.
Joining Dignitas as a competitive player was a moment of truth for GeT_RiGhT. The Swedish superstar has finally put the mouse down for his streaming career. The player has announced that he may come back to competitive, but the “break could be extended into retirement.” For now, the fans can see the CSGO megastar in action on Twitch.
Unfortunately, COVID-19 snatched GeT_RiGhT’s chance to bid farewell to competitive play properly. In his video message, the player revealed that he’d have liked to say goodbye in a LAN in Sweden.
“These are my last 30 seconds in the spotlight in a way, and it would have been good to get out the message that I wanted. It would have been awesome to do it in a live tournament, but I’m lucky to have had such a great career in general, and I’m grateful for everyone that has always been there for me.”
GeT_RiGhT
The veteran has signed off but leaves a lasting impression in the CSGO world. A long list of achievements in the game testifies that GeT_RiGhT was a wonder that happens once in years. The Man made it to the first five Major Grand Finals, he was crowned as the best of 2013 and 2014, appeared six times on best players of the year list, bagged ten tournament MVP medals, and became a name every new CSGO player knew.
While in recent history, GeT_RiGhT may not have been on top of his game, but he has furnished an ecosystem where talent thrives. Years after his peak days, a good spray is still known as “GeT_RiGhT level spray down” in CSGO players’ language. There may come new contenders who may paint a picture brighter than GeT_RiGhT did, but no one can fade the colors of his legacy.
After a combined effort from thousands of fans worldwide, popular Twitch streamer and Minecraft content creator Nathan has regained his follower count of over 21,000 after mysteriously losing it within the span of a single night on January 13th. The streamer shared the good news with his fans through his Twitter handle today.
“We bounce back,” the 16-year-old said, while attaching a screenshot of his Twitch channel which stood on 21.6K subs at the time.
For the unaware, Nathan is a Twitch streamer who had been active on the platform for the past two years and had managed to build up a strong fan base of over 21,000 followers before losing it all on January 13th overnight.
After Nathan realised the disaster that had struck him, the 16-year-old resorted to Twitter to share his thoughts with his fans.
“I’ve lost everything. My twitch lost all of its followers,” Nathan said. “Every single person who has followed me the last 26 months are gone. I’m just at a loss for words.”
Luckily enough, Nathan has managed to recover from the blow, and he has come back even stronger after his fans started expressing their wholehearted support to him through various social media platforms. It can be safely predicted that the follower count of Nathan will increase further in the upcoming days.
The reasons behind the incident are still unknown, with many believing it to be a technical fault in the Twitch servers.
