humzh dies laughing as spearshot gets the humzh effect™

[@OhJesting]

This channel is so good about capturing what I fucking love about Humzh, usually it's hard to explain to people why I love watching Humzh so much other than "he's funny".

[@humzhRAW]

@@OhJesting i try ♡

[@novaxito8440]

@@humzhRAW wAllahi you're the goat bro the guy is right the clips are so good may god bless u man

[@randomnickname2560]

Welcome to L9 Mr. Spear

[@killtay]

[@strangelystrange]

the way he says “i’m done” got me crying 😭

[@SheDidntComeBack]

First Agurin, now Spearshot. Game truly is toxic.

[@angellopez5315]

Agurin always been toxic wym. He’s infamous for adding and messaging people after games off stream

[@Anfallhund]

agurin is a toxic passive aggressive pussy wym?

[@reytitsian2158]

''You cant step a mile in my shoe, but when you even step an inch in my shoe, you become toxic, right?'' - Some wise draven main

[@mortysmindblowers6438]

Its the same thing in North America, ESPECIALLY early split / season like this. The MMR is absolutely fucked for higher elo, where everyone D1+ all start at D4. So in your D4 early season lobbies, you have anyone D1, to Chall, on the same team and versus eachother. So your losing lp in D3 / D4, versus past GMs and Challs, and theres constantly people afking, trolling, griefing the game. At a certain point in Masters elo, you need just 1 asshole who wants to lose, and it wont be carriable. Youll be able to last 20, 30, maybe till Elder drake, but its impossible to close the game out.

[@yungslack7311]

I think the mmr fucked for everyone lol You can run into irons in new placements even if you finish gold, i know its still low elo but when you consider most the playerbase is silver, it still shouldnt be happening

[@fall2024-o8j]

if u start fresh account, you can climb to d4 100% wr, flex on everyone, and lose every game in diamond. If you start diamond, you play vs chall start of season, get neg wr, flamed all season. BS.

[@yungslack7311]

@@fall2024-o8j all accounts should be identity/phone number tied at this point like Korea

[@chiminhtran7534]

only channel that have long and funny vid

[@fall2024-o8j]

5:14 god is great

[@yamiraguero5541]

Get Azzap in here

[@vexusdesu6272]

League doesn't punish afks or reward good players, just like the justice system irl

[@copperveins]

idk , but if you afk enough times you'll get 14D queue lockout.

[@Samy-j9h]

They actually do punish afkers, it's the inters they don't care about

[@rivensword8063]

Funniest duo tbh

[@producer_of_juni]

This video seems to depict a casual conversation between two League of Legends players, Humza (Hamza) and SpearShot, who are playing together and sharing their frustrations about the game. Throughout the conversation, there are a few recurring themes such as: Frustration with AFK Players: A significant portion of the conversation revolves around players who go AFK (away from keyboard) during the game, which severely hampers their team's ability to win. The frustration is directed at these players, with both Humza and SpearShot expressing how AFKing in a winnable game feels like a major betrayal of the effort put in by the others. Toxicity and Venting: The conversation includes a lot of strong language and toxic remarks aimed at other players in the game, especially those who are perceived as trolling or failing to perform. This toxicity is often exacerbated by the frustrations of losing, especially when the game could have been won. Humza and SpearShot express their anger through insults, such as calling others "failures" or commenting harshly about their parents. Humza’s Influence on SpearShot: There is a part of the conversation where SpearShot mentions that when he plays with Humza, he becomes more toxic than usual. This is referred to as the "Hamza effect," suggesting that Humza's style of play and frustration leads others, like SpearShot, to also adopt a more toxic or venting attitude. Humza’s Self-Perception: Towards the end, Humza seems to reflect on his role in the toxicity, suggesting that he’s not necessarily toxic by nature, but rather, he believes that by being around him, people reveal their "true form" or become more frustrated and, therefore, more toxic. Overall, this dialogue paints a picture of the frustrations that come with playing a competitive, team-based game like League of Legends, where issues like AFK players, trolling, and poor performance can turn a match from winnable to lost. The strong language and negative emotions reflect the intense atmosphere of the game, but also hint at the camaraderie between the two players, despite the venting.

[@DXT706]

isnt the humzh effect getting really fat from playing league?

[@kennythemasseuse]

you're confusing it with the pantsaredragon effect

[@yungslack7311]

End/start of split is so bad man Every end of split I touch on platinum for 5 minutes 😂 Then i somehow place silver 4, fall to bronze then spend the rest of the split fighting my way to Being hardstuck g4 until the last week of split again

[@the05swordsman]

bro u trademarked that shi like u said it

[@humzhRAW]

i said it in the chat first then he repeated it so YES i trademarked that shi

[@the05swordsman]

@@humzhRAW aight bro mb didnt realize ur game

[@Execu7ing]

tbf ioncare only idiots dont ff id rather afk if we dont ff than waste my time ona lost game