Tarik Message to Brazilian CROWD after showing 0 respect for Fnatic - LOUD vs FNATIC VCT LOCK//IN

Tarik Message to Brazilian CROWD after showing 0 respect for Fnatic - LOUD vs FNATIC VCT LOCK//IN
Tarik reacts to Fnatic 3-2 win vs LOUD & 3-11 Comeback - FNATIC vs LOUD Highlights VCT LOCK//IN
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[@11kirsch]

As a brazilian i felt extremely upset watching fnatic lifting the trophy with an empty stadium, its necessary to have at least at little bit of sportsmanship coming from the crowd to deserve to hold such a important event in valorant. Riot needs to keep Brazil out for some time to let fans understand how things are supposed to be, sad that part of the crowd needs to be punished because of the majority of fans.

[@diditya]

yea next time tell ur community to learn how to get sportmanship for the others where ever it comes to a single event. and one thing, dont bias. thats all.

[@abderrahmenhosni2291]

@@greyb5511 yea that info part mate made me so angry, one round on ascent leo was is on a good spot and crowd gave it away, suddenly skye flash and aspas took him out, it wasn't fair.

[@SicoMar99]

Guys it wasn't just that. In the arena crowd started yelling to make people understand somebody was there. Embarassing. It was like having wall hack.

[@valorantparaburros]

cala a boca mama gringo, pelo amor de deus

[@eydash1]

Bro I'm brazilian and I can tell you we wont learn anything if riot doesn't host events here anymore and we will even complain about it =)

[@user-vu1px4pk2u]

As a Japanese, I promise not to let the team and the fans who support them feel this sad at Masters Tokyo.

[@nabieladrian]

We're counting on you, sir.

[@wakeywakey7981]

Thats why everyone love japanese sir, Shame on brazillian

[@user-vu1px4pk2u]

@@nabieladrian Leave it to us! We'll make it the best competition!

[@user-vu1px4pk2u]

@@wakeywakey7981 Don't look down on Brazilian fans like that. Players and fans in all regions should be given equal respect. Brazilian fans seem to have forgotten that. But that's why we must not lose that mindset. So I'm going to pay tribute to Brazilian fans, too. However, it is certain that such a competition should never be held again. Instead of the Brazilians who didn't achieve it, we'll make it the best tournament! Glory to the future of Valorant!

[@___dyego]

​@@user-vu1px4pk2u it will be easier for you since you won't have a team from your region in the finals

[@is1578]

God damn, Tarik you did it right. Said everything you needed to say. God Bless you

[@nerdloser9987]

He's so good for the community man

[@2lacaios299]

I think that if he knew a little about other countries, he would have every reason to talk about it there. They were never interested in geography or learning anything other than the United States. Just a tip, who was there and left, it was because the bus has a schedule, and if it gets too late it's dangerous to walk close to that point, and one more thing, who was in the middle of the crowd, it was very hot, because it wasn't in the air conditioning like the tarik was.

[@thetrustysidekick3013]

@@2lacaios299 So the event was in a shit venue in a shit area of town?

[@walkingtree2486]

damn girl you can get it

[@ExuCaliba]

​@@2lacaios299 Tarik played and trained for CSGO in Brazil in 2018 with a professional team (MIBR, literally stands for made in brazil.) He knows first hand what it's like to compete there and expect from the crowd.

[@cribariofficial]

Riot need to place the event in SEA countries. Even if their sea team are not in it they still cheer and went to the games, just look up at dota 2 majors. Went to 2 of them and it was a blast. You wont feel the home crowd advantage everyone just want to see and watch good dota

[@pisithchung5938]

Just to say, Love your PFP

[@cribariofficial]

@@pisithchung5938 hey, thanks man ❤

[@nokkr6m]

and most of the fans will be neutral

[@sandwich3440]

One of that was in Philippines

[@saurabhsardeshpande6304]

Singapore would be the best option imo

[@mohamedredaelmalki6006]

The crowd tears water my happiness

[@jaysonfajardo7391]

Nothing sweeter than brazilian tears

[@Rodrivlr]

​@@jaysonfajardo7391someone's mad

[@mbeh420]

@@jaysonfajardo7391 7-1 Germany Brazil was the best thing ever ngl

[@gabriel_matoss]

dont cry babys gringos

[@1myst287]

@@mbeh420 fr dude

[@zp22]

I’m brazilian and a LOUD fan, I’m really sad and proud but I totally agree with Tarik. Fnatic deserved love and appreciation for their win. Boaster deserved it. Just like LOUD or any other team. Ggs, this was a hell of a final. Thank you to every single person who was a part of this tournament, despite of all the problems.

[@akami_1513]

mano eu real fiquei muito triste com a falta de educação que existe aqui, até lendo comentários em live da galera xingando eles por terem GANHADO.

[@ThiagooAP]

Vocês são é um bando de mama gringo isso sim.. jogo de 5 mapas com OT terminando tarde da noite e querem exigir ficarem no estádio batendo palma pra gringo levantando taça pra parecer educado kkkkk bizarro

[@zp22]

@@akami_1513 mt triste mesmo. Fui na final do CBLOL e na hora da LOUD levantar a taça tinha mt pouca gente no Ibira, comparado ao público total. Independente da frustração temos que demonstrar mais respeito pelos adversários. O ano ta só começando

[@MrMowvie]

u can speak for yourselfbut to be 5 hours cheering and last game throwing like that crowd would be like that a hundred times

[@akami_1513]

@@ThiagooAP kkkkkkk irmão sério q ficar 10 minutos a mais mata alguém? impressionante, e esse argumento de "mama gringo" é usado em absolutamente qualquer coisa que aponte erro de algum br, então automaticamente é um argumento burro

[@pae1046]

Comeback here just to say, the Japan crowd are amazing. They cheer for every clutch, flawless, etc and even when they favorite team lost they still stay out of repect. I am happy that Fnatic finally get a crowd that cheer and stay for them when they win, not like the experience they have in Brazil. After the post map interview, you can see all member of Fnatic are so hype to interact with JP fan too. Is just to show how easy it's to respect other. I bet Riot would want another tournament in Japan. So yey, so stop saying "It's our culture", "It's how it normally like", "It's only natural since they are supporting their home team" and learn how to act like a respectful crowd Brazilian. Then maybe Riot will want to comeback Brazil

[@namoura9218]

i was never a fnatic fan but after seeing the crowd being disrespectful i cheered for fnatic so hard and the fact that they won in a miraculous way and the whole crowd just left upset it made the win so much better

[@DrunkCrazyMonkey]

How was it disrespectful? Cause they weren’t cheering for them? You and the zoomers need to know this. When you going against home team. Yes you going to get boo at and yes they’re going to be upset when they lose and yes they’re going to leave before being announced the champions. If you guys going to cries about that you shouldn’t be part of any competitive community at all.

[@bobcee8126]

@@DrunkCrazyMonkeyyou have no sense of sportsmanship

[@DrunkCrazyMonkey]

@@bobcee8126 You don't have a sense on what is sportmanship is. Come talk to me without telling your feelings hurt over something stupid like this.

[@rhaineconsuelo2138]

@@DrunkCrazyMonkey accepting defeat and cheering after you lost is a sign of respect but no one did that they even left immediately before fnc could do the interview

[@DrunkCrazyMonkey]

@@rhaineconsuelo2138 no one cares about fans. If the opposing team hand shake and congratulate. That’s all the matters. You kids need to stop being soft and enjoy life more. Just cause one a small stadium of fans leave. You out here making it sound like it’s the end of the world here.

[@NHAW_Destinyy]

Unfortunatly same thing happened in the Rio major, when Furia and other brazilian teams played everyone showed up, when they didnt play barely anyone even showed up to watch the games

[@yourstruly2232]

exactly.

[@Feelsbadset]

Same happened in CS, in UFC, and I'm pretty sure there are plenty of other examples. As I said once, brazilians don't care about the sport (of any kind), they only care about the victory.

[@mBossX]

Brazilians are hella disrespectful people to other countries, its not even a joke anymore

[@seth6044]

​@@Feelsbadset You'll never see Brazilians cheering for the Argentina national football team, and that's what happened today. No more crying

[@vantuyltongomes]

​@@Feelsbadset lhe garanto que nos importamos muito com VAVA e nossos times, na vitória ou na derrota. 🇧🇷🏆

[@cxdygames]

I’m not really one to comment on YT vids, especially quick valorant clip content, but the blatant disrespect towards Fnatic, who had an absolutely incredible/historical run in this event, really soured me on the overall ending to the finals. I understand when your favorite team loses at an event, but I can’t think of another medium where the winning team is shown no respect for the hard work and effort they put in to get that dub. Idk. Really didn’t sit right with me. Massive respect to Tarik for rightfully calling this shit out, hopefully other big names in the industry continue to do so. We are all here for Valorant AS A WHOLE, not just for our regions.

[@niclaswrld]

W for rightful criticism instead of hating on BR

[@cxdygames]

@@flavio_moraes that’s interesting, what a strange decision for the event. That definitely gives a little more context to the lack of people there for post-match interviews. I did see one Redditor who was at the event who said it was hot in the venue and according to him, he had a headache and desperately wanted water so he left as soon at the match ended. It’s looking like some people had their reasons for taking off so soon so we may need a little more time before we can all cast full judgements on the situation. Thanks for providing some more context and points of view!

[@nitay10]

Oh yes, cause in champions league of course the losing team fans stay to watch the trophy get lifted. Or in the Superbowl.. Or in any fuckin sport. The thing is, traditional sports have 50/50 crowds. If it was to be 100/0, u would see this all the time. There's no fuckin way ur staying there

[@genari4649]

@@cxdygames most of events here in brasil the guards ask to start leaving early, so it doesn´t get too crowded outside. and here we are already used to it, its more easy to get robbed in a confusion yknow, most people also have to take the metro which can be dangerous that time. now, i get why gringos got upset with the booing & etc, but i think we're not used on hosting e-sports events, and here the provocation and competitiveness are reallyyyy strong. we personally don't care but we forget people outside are not used to it...

[@cxdygames]

@@nitay10 it’s not just staying post match. It’s the straight disrespect. Sportful banter is ok, but booing, screaming and making noise to try and give enemies away, it’s simply unsportsmanlike. Yes I would be upset if my favorite team lost but I wouldn’t go out of my way to be disrespectful of the team who beat them lol

[@franciskuntv2352]

Bring the VCT in SEA specifically Philippines. Coz after the event we will not leave and we can even sleep at the venue.

[@Tambay1130]

True, people who are fans of the game love all the teams. They probably have favorites like team secret, but still, even if TS loses, they would probably celebrate the winners. Thats part of the reason why Dota fans call Manila Major one of the best majors because the crowd cheered for everyone!

[@franciskuntv2352]

@@Tambay1130 Thank you for this comment. One thing is for sure, I think players in other countries will be treated as Gods here in our country hahaha maybe because our tradition here is to be hospitable at all times. Even the crew, staffs the riot. Petition to bring VCT at the Philippines!! Eyyyy let's gooooooooooooo

[@hsenpai9370]

​@@Tambay1130 not only that they have big venue here

[@llama6394]

The japanese always stay to clean up

[@takumifujiwara300]

based and true lmao. SA is cringe look at Lima major they are cheating. fcking crowd is whistling when other team uses smoke of deceit.

[@Junn.__44]

The dead silence makes the win even more sweet

[@maxim5880]

Why do people hate Brazilians? They are so good at sports, is that the reason?

[@chizuru41]

@@maxim5880 we do not hate them, we were disappointed that they have at least no respect towards the winner. I know their team lost, but at least appreciate that it was a hard fought match.

[@Chratos]

​@@maxim5880 no hate in general. Just hate against those who are toxic

[@pisithchung5938]

@@maxim5880 did you even watch the video? guess not

[@vt_dokja]

​@@maxim5880 orgulho norte americano, eles ficam malucos com os brasileiros acima deles, é tipo um choque que eles não são os protagonistas em algo

[@ariasglennjerick6489]

Set a event to Philippines, crowds are insane. NO Bias just pure love in the game.

[@nitay10]

oh yes, cause filipinos are going to love watching a phillippines team lose. Is one thing for u to watch NA Vs EU and have nothing to do with it, other to watch ur home team.

[@bloodl1nk139]

​@@nitay10search for manila major crowd

[@ciera-uwu]

@@nitay10 We know respect and sportsmanship, not only us, but even other regions. Unlike brazillians 💀 Best finals but wooooorst crowd. Take this L

[@cilsonviniciusalcantara5614]

​@@ciera-uwuIt would be one of the only things to happen in your silly little country, wouldnt It?

[@qk2168]

​@@nitay10 it has happened before. Dota 2 Manila Major. The crowd cheered for almost everyone. Finals was also an "NA vs EU"

[@defnotsmoj6760]

Imagine LOUD lost to NRG. there will be no crowd for the rest of the tournament lmao

[@haprori1544]

Ayo lmao, its true tho

[@insoniagozada]

was fnatic vs navi semifinal empty?

[@getawayred]

@@insoniagozada Nah but the people that came probably just came to see who their team was gonna be facing the next day and what to expect.

[@caiovarella4225]

@@getawayred vê sabe ler mentes? 😱😱

[@caiovarella4225]

@@getawayred se for pra ver qm enfrentar pode ver do conforto da sua casa, não precisa pagar ingresso e sofrer indo com transporte público

[@geoffreydiney4299]

Warik for speaking about a very important moment

[@cuppkate]

I am brazilian, but after living in Ireland for over 10 years, FNATIC is closer to my heart and have been my team since VCT 2021 - I wish was there to hype them up and cheer for them. Boaster saying they’re the villains broke my heart. This is a clash of heroes and everyone performed like so, everyone deserves to be cheered even if not your team. I am so happy FNATIC pulled up and won! They deserved it! 🥳🥳🥳

[@maestro346]

@@greyb5511 Disrespectful? lol That's why I always want to root for the trash region, which you always talk about, xenophobics and no cheering by true brazilian fans. NO WAY! They were very lucky today because it was 11x3. TRASH REGION CRUSHING YOUR FAV TEAM

[@maestro346]

@@greyb5511before believing in lies I have one more fact to say. The temperature inside the stage was very high, with people feeling a drop in pressure due to the heat, this was also one of the reasons for the rapid evacuation of the place. Tarik didn't even mention this and said it was just disrespectful you guys believed

[@Freakachuuu]

@@maestro346 bullshit. It was disrespectful no matter what excuse you have to say.

[@maestro346]

@@Freakachuuu You are so fckn stupid that you don't know the difference between an opinion and a fact. Remembering that my opinion still the first comment. 🤣

[@cuppkate]

@Asmodeus Chora mais um pouco vai neném 😘

[@koro3855]

I'll put my bank account down that masters tokyo will have the best and most respectful crowd valorant will ever see

[@tonymitchell3151]

I’ll happily second that

[@brehh1337]

How? a bunch of japenese dudes who cant even leave their houses because of their shyness are going to scream and be a better crowd than the brazillian one? Sure brazil only supported loud but u cant say japan will scream and cheer for teams when they're known for being cowards and introverts

[@zyqble]

@@tonymitchell3151 third

[@aniket8350]

Its in Japan and Japanese crowd is W crowd

[@ad1t553]

Agreed

[@kinokuni2065]

L crowd, im pretty sad because its the most no respect crowd that i've seen so far in competition history...

[@niraavsoans723]

In one of the csgo major , the Brazilian fans were literally spitting on the Navi players......

[@maxim5880]

@@niraavsoans723 When we win a world competition, whatever the sport, you find thousands of reasons to belittle us.

[@DC-ml6cv]

They're like that for everything. They just did the same at a UFC event. Their fighter lost and everyone was gone before the last match lol And they're always spitting on fighters and throwing glass beer bottles at them

[@vt_dokja]

lol a torcida é tão desrespeitosa, foram embora antes de ver o time rival levantar o troféu, é realmente a pior torcida da história😭😭

[@hackmonker6659]

Poor country, poor education, poor mindset, poor loud

[@klaklakla]

Hope the people defending the crowd watches this (them saying "It's only natural since they are supporting their home team" yeah right genius) even an experienced pro player says this about the crowd. Being supportive is different from being disrespectful af. Constant booing to early leaving is clearly disrespectful. After the cringe show from the crowd, Surely riot won't be hosting a LAN event in this region again for a long time. EDIT: They even made noises/signals in crucial moments like in Ascent, when a FNC player was holding an angle and LOUD players are slowly walking into it, that's downright bs behaviour

[@niraavsoans723]

Yeah , nobody is asking the crowd to support fnatic , but wtf are u booing and disrespecting fnatic , just support LOUD , and when the match is over at least clap for the winners as a show of respect

[@niraavsoans723]

And they don't represent the entirety of the region and I respect and like all the loud/Brazilian players , mwzera is my favourite player , but them showing zero respect is going to give other people false impressions of the players/region

[@DarfiMoth]

@@niraavsoans723 Mw is a beast, i hope he can find a good team and get a world title

[@Lapulga20-kick]

I really hope riot will not come back to brazil, the arena just filled with lack of manners crowd, im pretty sure fnatic felt the pain when they saw the crowd left the arena so quick

[@klaklakla]

@@flavio_moraes I don't know if that's true because even tarik called that out and it's not the first time he spectated in that event, means that in other days he was there, leaving early didn't happen.

[@clydealinas1914]

Good thing we have a voice like Tarik, there is no sportsmanship from the brazilians at all. And i personally think loud should also speak up to the fans

[@bigmegas]

i dont think thats a good decision, retroactively speaking, loud may get harassed by their own people, too dangerous

[@Saradomin65]

@@bigmegas Brazilian fans do be wild 😂😂

[@yololoyo7379]

Honestly so sad seeing this again. Even in real sports their crowd acting the same, even goes as far as throwing bottle and spit at other players. They want others to respect them but they refused to do the same

[@ericbehr17]

@@bigmegas Screw the fans. If I was a pro, and my region would pull this crap I'd try to play for ANY different region. The problem is not how your region sees you, its way more importart how respected you are in the community of the game you play on worldwide level.

[@Exhalted1]

if loud said anything brazilian fans are so crazy they'll set the bus on fire of loud and kill their own team even right now because tuyz and caunzin underperfomed they're calling for witch trials and deleting them from the team

[@rocketmanfossel1174]

The moment crowd started booing when fnatic was entering, I just wanted to see their faces after loud loosing the match

[@dane5171]

Damn that sucks. I was rooting for another team but I can at least acknowledge that FNATIC definitely deserved their win. They were on fire. Happy for them but sad that the crowd couldn't take a loss and congratulate the well deserved champions or even LOUD for giving them a great match.

[@Atumalaka3]

Next time come with us in that microwave.

[@robbybobbijoe]

After Masters Tokyo I hope we never come back to Brazil. Japan showed us how a crowd really should be, almost to the point of where they've spoiled us. But Brazillian crowds are just a huge L

[@robbybobbijoe]

@@editatas nope safe to say not even the players enjoyed you. and I can guarantee every pro player and the vast majority of fans prefer any other place than that. that’s your reality and you’ve shaped it yourself, congratulations for playing yourself LMAO

[@preyxd]

Seeing BR fans cry is just the absolute peak of tournaments, they don't care about the game, they just care that it's Brazil playing.

[@audaciousifti]

I was so happy that FNC beat LOUD, not because I liked one team over the other, but because of the complete disrespect the crowd showed to FNC. Watching them suddenly go quiet made me so happy

[@cosmicdistortion4350]

classic L brazilian crowds. hope riot never comes back to brazil

[@sasukebyak]

You guys dont understad....Brazil has football/soccer style of crowd for everything... You guys are just ignorant...

[@gnex4452]

@@sasukebyak not showing respect to fnatic for winning round and not even clap when they win? L

[@jannehngr]

@@gnex4452 + booing them out in the walkout xddd

[@isaffathir]

@@jannehngr i think booing not a big problems,but man the crowd lift off when fntc won the tournament thats kinda big problems. very unfortunate

[@jannehngr]

@@isaffathir ye it was definitely not the worst part, but it just adds to the L crowd

[@Gabriel45206]

I’m from Brazil and you know what? It’s complicated to see a lot of ppl talking about the crowd, but it’s even hard to complain about that bcz u guys are not wrong. I was there when Furia lost to FNC, but dude I was cheering so much for 100T in the game before Furia. So yeah, I would cheer for the Champions after the game since they played amazing and it was well deserved. It was heartbreaking when Boaster said “thanks for the crowd” and it was fvcking empty. Seeing Boaster finally winning a trophy and being emotional/crying made me so happy, he fought so much. Really well deserved, congrats guys.

[@burnttunatoast]

there is nothing complicated, those that left is just because the team they support lost is a bad crowd, they are not there to enjoy the game, simple.

[@ghie2372]

this is why im excited for masters tokyo!! jp fans support jp teams sure but they show respect to other teams as well. this has been proven by multiple show matches with teams like fnatic drx prx coming there and receiving many support from the fans/crowd. theres no problem supporting your favourite team but yeah stuffs like this would just make the organisers not want to come back

[@coldloner7453]

Wait when is the Japan tournament gonna happen?

[@whitexflash]

​@@coldloner7453 should be last two weeks of June

[@xenon2k6]

The sadness of the Brazilian fans warms my heart

[@yuuunarukami7006]

and their silence is music to everyones ears

[@Atumalaka3]

Racism 2.0 good job I hope people do the same with you!

[@joaopedropacheco9829]

Nah man,you dont have to disrepect our people only because,Dumb fans in our country the lack of sportship is very sad,as a Brazilian,i rlly fell embarassed,srry for my english im not fluent

[@sleepingrrandom2876]

@@joaopedropacheco9829Rare brazillian folk W.

[@WildShotZ14]

Imo even if your home team lose you still need to stay at the venue after the event out of respect and as a gratitude to the teams that have given you this amazing finals, i know Loud lost an 11-3 lead but still to see fnatic coming back from that scoreline to win is an amazing feat and also the game overall was really close and exciting even when your team lost that finals

[@WildShotZ14]

Also i feel sorry for fnatic, when they finally lift their first major trophy they have this happened to them

[@vt_dokja]

eu não fui lá, mas iria embora antes do local, provavelmente. não vou ficar esperando pra ver o time rival levantando o troféu em cima do seu time do coração, acredito que isso serve pra qualquer pessoa, ainda mais depois de levar aquela virada, que desanima e entristece ainda mais o torcedor

[@alexwikky5604]

@@WildShotZ14 imagine yourself as a Fnatic player Your team just did the most impossible comeback and when you look around, half the stadium is empty and the rest are booing at you That shit is the most disheartening thing for anyone

[@caiovarella4225]

@@alexwikky5604 então eu devo ficar e aplaudir e comemorar pela vitória do meu adversário? Depois de horas torcendo, gritando, com o psicólogo no limite depois de um jogo desses, tendo que sair de lá tarde da noite em um local perigoso, a maioria voltando pra casa de transporte público ( que é uma merda), e muitos que moram longe, que vão chegar em casa de madrugada, ainda sim tenho que ficar lá sentadinho ouvindo pacientemente o discurso e a comemoração do meu adversário????

[@decembervibes1213]

@@caiovarella4225 7-1 hold that L lmao brazil suck ass

[@trydodis690]

It sucks to think that this key and maybe once in a life time moment of them being able to celebrate a major one like this is one in an empty stadium

[@rinnnnny564]

Yeah 😢

[@k3myst21]

What do you expect from a crowd that chants "You are going to die!", to opposing teams.

[@sulistakkkk5271]

cara, estou aqui para responder seu comentário 1 ano depois para de dar um contexto, aqui no brasil esse grito é comum em jogos eletrônicos, não falamos isso para os jogadores em si, na verdade é para seu personagem no jogo. desejamos que o oponente morra no jogo.

[@yellowdumpling1206]

This is just sad. I don't watch much valorant but any competitive sport or e-sport I've watched until now is respectful (for the most part) even if there is overwhelming support for the team that lost. I have never seen a crowd go from max capacity to zero so quickly. Try putting yourself in the players shoes...they just won one of the biggest matches in their careers and the crowd went from full to zero before they even touch the trophy? At least have the god damn courtesy to stay and congratulate the winners. It felt like the crowd were just bots programmed to cheer for Loud and terminate when their team lost....really sad sight to see I hope there is some sort of consequence so that the fans can get a grip and show some humanity.

[@Rafael-ez8xe]

lul

[@throckymocky]

Something similar (although not as extreme) happened in the CS Major in Rio last year. I don't know if it is just brazilian culture or something, but as a tournament organizer that would be a good reason not to come back there again

[@kilgore1863]

@@throckymocky Brazilians also spit at s1mple in the Rio Major. Dicks.

[@suairma8183]

​@@throckymocky bro, as a brazilian i have some stuff to say about this championship. 1°) It is actually really cultural (mostly because of soccer) to be like "my team didn't won, so screw the team that won xd" plus I heard some gossip that the ppl on the security of the stadium were kicking out the crowd idk why cuz I didn't go to the tournament. Second, since it was getting too late, public transportation in São Paulo close at 8 PM and the game ended around 7 PM, so, if you pretended to go home by bus or metro, you would be screwed. And third, if you were going to head back home by uber or taxi, wait that type of transportation in Brazil even more late then when the match finished would be insanely dangerous, cause, unfortunately, São Paulo is very dangerous. So, I'm not sure if it was completely disrespect or the stuff I mentioned. Have a good day.

[@SlyRyFry]

@@suairma8183 There's just no way a whole crowd worth of people dashing out the door immediately didn't make leaving the venue 10x worse. As for security they were probably removing the people screaming threats and trying to give Loud info mid game. Whether it's "team pride" or not, that's not how they should be representing themselves. It looked trashy and as a fan of the comp scene in general with no particular team to follow you can only hope they don't go back for a long time. Hopefully the suspension of games in that area imparts the message that no one wants to see that trash attitude in a comp setting so they can grow as a fan base and be better. It's really pretty crazy that just about everywhere else in the world seems to understand and respect this common sportsmanship. It would have took nothing to give the courtesy of an applause to the winners after that insane series, but the footage speaks for itself

[@karludwig8722]

one thing I like most about esports is that typically everyone cheers for a good play regardless from who makes it. Sure you have a favourite team to win, but most fans also appreciate good gameplay from the other teams. But this crowd in Brazil is just doing it like in traditionial football stadium, only biased cheering for one team and silence / booing for the other.

[@HotShwarma]

Yeah it’s like in American football. When the away team is calling plays you scream so they can’t hear the play getting called. You shut up for the home team cause they are your team. I don’t understand why people are all up in arms about this. If they looked at any other sport they would understand and expect this type of behavior from the crowd. Everyone here saying they should act better is living in a fairytale land in their head

[@moritzlee706]

L crowd! Come to OCE for next tourney bcos this region is dead and has no bias. :)

[@sasukebyak]

You guys dont understad....Brazil has football/soccer style of crowd for everything... You guys are just ignorant...

[@TheMightyChunstinator]

fr

[@NoVisionGuy]

Crowd in the Philippines and Japan in esports are actually great because they cheer all the teams, even if their home team gets knocked out. They'll still gonna cheer all the way to the finals.

[@geromy3154]

Australians were also like that in IEM Sydney 2019, very funny crowd too

[@kuwa333]

Dota2 Manila Major still one of the best events in Dota2 history

[@dekhain3284]

Isn't there a major problem with hosting events in Japan due to a legal limitation on winnings due to esports being considered similar to gambling there? (As far as regulations go)

[@drccrl1203]

It's because for the love of the game as a whole, not only love for the home team.

[@kawaiipotatoes7888]

Because Japan and Philippines know they would not win so they bandwagon on winning teams.

[@devillonesome8648]

Well deserved L. It's either empty or silence. Rito better off hosting in another country.

[@devillonesome8648]

@@mejstaryan RITO

[@syoongkook]

tokyo for sure will be respectful. L.A as well will be hyped for sure.

[@12sikrabfinah]

@@mejstaryansomeone not cultured enough about Rito

[@gemmameidia8438]

​@@syoongkook right??? Or korea

[@syoongkook]

@@gemmameidia8438 next masters is in Tokyo but Asian fans as a whole are respectful so if Korea ever hosts a VCT international tournament then they will also be really respectful

[@aljoschaz]

It felt so good to see tears in the crowd after that series. Ger7:1Br flashbacks

[@puffoffluffedair543]

it must be such a bizarre feeling of winning after that series with 7k ppl against you and then all those bodies leaving while you celebrate this insanely well-deserved win.

[@sophia9245]

im brazilian and i agree with tarik!!! this was the first thing i thought, and i felt so ashame, if was loud winning in another country and the public does this i would be really mad and sad

[@iqlalfd]

well we know the disappointment, but booing at the players when the match hasn't even started like wtf????

[@vt_dokja]

normal em qualquer lugar, você vaia o rival e aplaude a quem torce, ou na europa/na as pessoas são as mais respeitosas do universo e eu não sabia?

[@iqlalfd]

@@vt_dokja tf ur talking about

[@whitejester]

@@vt_dokja honestly yes. We do cheer for the other teams. Got a problem?

[@raulladislau427]

???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[@EnderKotyara]

​@@vt_dokja in every country, crowd cheering for other teams, but not in brazil

[@Drako8763]

WOASTER happy he finally won a trophy You really can’t hate the guy

[@drccrl1203]

Hopefully Riot, and other gaming companies consider not holding an event in Brazil for the time being. I understand the passion to support the home teams, it's natural, but to clearly not give sportmanship, and respect to the opposing teams, regardless of what region, and nationality they are, clearly is something that needs to be changed within the culture of Brazilian fans.

[@lezz7588]

L crowd never go back pls

[@jorshwaminguez4699]

This is kind of what happened at UFC 283 in Brazil the whole crowd left before the fight was even over because Glover was losing.

[@and3rzzzz]

I'm all for fans to poke fun and jab at other teams to elevate competition and create friendly rivalries. But still gotta have good sportsmanship to respect the opponent team that won and gave an incredible match. Don't be sore losers, it doesn't look good.

[@kaeede0805]

this is very sad for brazil, like, people bought tickets to watch VCT LOCKIN, and it's very sad that people can't be happy for the other team, as a brazilian I'm very sad because of this, it's so disrespectful to the players of the fnatic and Brazil because now we have a bad image for everyone...

[@MrMowvie]

Cara a gente ta geliz pelo outro time se vc ta vendo uma visao deturpada da fucking media e nao tava no ginasio vc e um alienado chupador de gringo

[@MrMowvie]

A imagem nossa nao vai ser boa a partir do momento que os filhos da puta que as propagam sao gringos racistas e xenofobicos

[@caiovarella4225]

Você é doente mano? Ficar feliz pela vitória do adversário? KKKKKKKKKKKM pqp cara, que sindrome do vira lata é essa que o Brasileiro tem. E eu perdendo meu tempo lendo esses comentários defendendo as pessoas que são extremamente preconceituosas, xenofobicas e desmerecem completamente os nosso times

[@williamw455]

@@caiovarella4225 lol ur dumb asf have fun watching the rest of valorant esports on your monitor and never see a hint of valorant pro scene in your country 💀💀💀💀

[@verify8295]

Like you can see from brazil netizen, this is their real behavior.

[@AndreyGP]

One thing no one is talking about is how it was 50ºC in there, I was there and actually got out to watch the last 3 games on my cellphone because I couldn't stand one more minute in that stadium. I understand people getting out as soon as they got a chance.

[@Kai-qr5ke]

it was the same when CSGO Rio Major was held in Brazil and when Furia (Brazilian team) got knocked out at semis and the crowd were not cheering for the remaining two teams at the Final and there were so many empty seats.

[@serikwon97]

Well someone from Gen G said that when they were playing against Loud the crowd was yelling this at them during their entrance. Later on Gen G asked the translator what the crowd was saying and the audience was threatening to kill them if they win 🙄

[@prestonplayz5446]

This is real meaning of the wrod 'LOSERS'

[@judechauhan6715]

Did the same in the CS Rio major like having the home crowd and the support is INSANE and the noise and atmosphere is great but at both of these tournaments now having an empty stadium, you can't force them to stay or attend if they don't want or care about the other teams, thats fair enough but if LOUD wasn't in the final the stadium would be empty

[@rafaelzoehler]

the tickets for the final were sold out before the vct begins, so that's not true.

[@ronaldallen39]

​@@rafaelzoehler I think starting the VCT Lock in, every Loud Brazilian fans are extremely confident about Loud winning the entire tournament, especially coming from winning at Champions 2022. CSGO Rio Major and Dota 2 Lima Major are the greater example, grand finals in Rio Major vs semi finals where South American representative plays has a very different dense of crowd, I heard the grand finals for Lima major were also sold out, but as soon as the last South American represent were eliminated, the ticket holder for grand finals starts reselling the ticket for higher price and some are just straight up lending it to other.

[@frostfire854]

Brazilian fans are one of the most biased crowds ever and they have no sportsmanship lol

[@Churr0hh]

The CS Rio finals took place at the same day as the most important test of the year so it was more on the tournament organizers then the fans

[@rafaelzoehler]

@@ronaldallen39 well, that's your assumption but there's no proof to it. I'm a Loud fan and I wasn't expecting a win without Sacy and Pancada. The great challenge, for me, was NRG for all the past as Optic. This Loud is not the Champions Loud. Getting to the finals was huge and honestly Fnatic deserved and played better. I'm really happy for Boaster and they have a super team right now. To be honest, we are a region that nobody cares about. It's hard to find a foreign streamer cheering for us, Tarik specially. So, after 5+ hours of a final match, your team loses, you are passionate enough to feel really sad in that moment, you're tired and hungry, I totally underestand the guys who left the stage. Would I left? Probably not. But I'm not the crowd. Passion has two sides: you love and hate really fast. All said, the only thing I expect is the same level of criticism for the future. Or else is just xenophobia.

[@laksoysoy]

I hope next vct will be in the Philippines. Definitely no teams will get left behind

[@UhDewSea]

People kept trying to equate this to live Sports. I'm like, yeah some leave early if it's a blowout to beat traffic but the stands still have a lot of people in them. Especially if it's a championship. Im for Brazil's passion but God damn does it come across as disrespect and Brazil Valorant should be embarrassed

[@bigeyesbuddhist5459]

Seeing the LOUD fans cry made that win feel 100x better

[@sadguy814]

Same no cap

[@undetectedviper1121]

Riot should never comeback to Brazil again for international event. Just go to Korea/Japan/Singapore as optional besides EU/NA. Good to hear that Masters will be held in Tokyo.

[@Rafael-ez8xe]

Yeah, i am sure that those Asian libraries will put on a show, just like they do with league.

When Fnatic entry, crowd started to booing. Thats when i really want Fnatic win so they can turn this stadium to library

[@yazidtt9191]

when the fpx vs prx final, I remember all the crowd were very good, when prx lost many rounds they cheered on prx as well as fpx when they lost, but in this final it was pure disrespect.. sorry for my english :D

[@yomamaMTV]

As someone who doesnt watch Valorant regularly or play the game, I didnt even know that fnatic had won the final until they left their chairs.

[@badhonmannaf7352]

theres a scoreline?

[@sleepingrrandom2876]

So happy they won again, with an actual fucking crowd.

[@turtlehehe8220]

The fact that the crowd left before fnatic lifted the trophy breaks my heart. I don't mind booing in crowds generally but all of this combined showed how disrespectful and salty they were

[@mkhasifal874]

Japan crowd > brazil crowd

[@Xylexis95]

They've always been this disrespectful

[@turkeyman631]

It's nothing new with Brazilian crowds, the CS major was the exact same thing. It went above and beyond any other crowd when Brazilian teams were playing, and during any other game or when the Brazilian teams lost, you could hear a pin drop.

[@toad7395]

Honestly the brazilian crowd being one of LOUD's strengths makes this finals comeback even better, Imagine how good of a team you have to be to be able to beat LOUD and their fanbase down 3-11 it took nerves of steel to pull this off and I don't think it would be the same if the crowd wasn't so toxic.

[@choi3744]

"it's in our culture" and yall are proud of that? that it's in your "culture" to be sore losers and plain disrespectful to other players? idk man, it's just pathetic behavior, ppl aren't even demanding that the crowd show support to fnatic, just a little respect. sad to see that even that wasn't given. honestly even more than the constant booing, the cheers disrupting the game is probably the worst part, imagine holding an angle only for it to not work because people couldn't keep their mouth shut 🤣🤣 P.S i've already seen some people defend this behavior by saying that "booing" isn't seen as disrespectful in brazil. and i don't really care, it's still a shitty thing to do 🤷‍♀ i understand, but i sure as hell don't agree

[@wakeywakey7981]

Their Latam Culture is shit bro, full of Arrogant and bullshit

[@choiyoungsu7249]

I don't think it's wrong for the "library" treatment during the games. But, you still show respect when it's due... I have a brazilian friend who is a big valorant fan and actually used to think that this kind of behaviour is "ok". Mabye it's just culture IDK. In the end, I think it's like what Tarik said, If they don't come back to your hometown there's a reason why.

[@anthonkyletropezado1299]

Bruh some people in the comments be like, "oh I'm just supporting my team, I have no need to show up and celebrate other people's victory". Like at least show so decency it's not like you'll lose everything if your team lost. There are still more freaking years to come it's not like brazilian teams gonna be crap when they join the next tournament. We are not crying or being jealous about your brazilian talent, we are just saying show some respect because it's just only you brazilians that are watching the tournament but everyone around the world is. We were still even rooting for your team to win even though you kept booing other teams. This goes to show there is almost no equality anymore. Hope riot doesn't think twice about not holding anymore LAN events in brazil probably other games or organizations as well.

[@animeasdsad4273]

They didn't even cheer for their own team after the game. Its just sad that thay didnt appreciate both teams who were delivering us a great match.

[@mngklui.5938]

I also noticed it during the onstage interview with fnatic and riot game devs . Like where are the energetic audience go? I would feel honor if my team playing against an international team like fnatic.

[@blitzcrank4840]

Just remembered Worlds 2020 DWG vs SN in Shanghai. There's 6k people and only a few people were clapping while everybody else were just packing and immediately getting out of the stadium. Bring it to SEA, we'll cheer even if our teams are getting dumpstered

[@Nehasupnfan]

I love Loud as a team. They are great! Have supported them as well many times. Of course I wanted Fnatic to win because I love Boaster lol. But this entire tournament was a disappointment. Venues need to be picked better. It should be held in a region that is safe and where the crowd actually enjoys the GAME itself. Tarik is right, it seems like this host doesn't want anyone else to come and play. They have no interest in that. I'm looking forward to Tokyo.

[@canalgtecnologia]

I am brazilian and Loud Fan, and it is not disrespectful for us, it is common in Brazil, because: Brazilian fans are like "futebol"(Soccer) fans in Brazil. If your team loses the cup, the crowd will not be there to see the opponent lifting the trophy. So if you want to see people in the stadium watching and cheering on your team lifting the trophy in Brazil, you need to have your own crowd in the stadium. Otherwise, it will always be empty.

[@tiagonogueira7691]

its the average brazilian ignorance to overall good morals. Many countries are futebol countries and don´t disrespect the way you guys do, i wonder if it is just a part of brazilian culture being rude and toxic and not knowing it, or not taking responsabilty...

[@decencysins7801]

It's disrespectful for everyone else, sad to think that brazilians think that that is fine just because it's in your culture or whatever

[@NeoDragonMusic]

Same exact thing happened in the last CS major. Empty stadium unless it was a Brazilian team playing. So disrespectful, I hope esports tournament organizers will take note and host in areas that will have big energy thoroughly the whole tournament

[@tchogon4692]

It's funny coming back to this now after VCT Americas' debut where the crowd was full for 100T vs SEN but pretty much empty for FUR vs KRU. Hypocrites!

[@Fujinoo_]

O foda é que é verdade, é minoria a parcela de pessoas que levam a derrota como algo positivo também. Derrots traz experiência. O importante pro torcedor é apoiar sua equipe de coração e respeitar as outras, vc cagar pros vencedores do bagui só pq não são do seu país é muita infantilidade. Tinha bastante br aplaudindo a Fnatic sim, mas a maior parte tava cagando ou puto com eles, isso é chato, tira o espírito esportivo.

[@abderrahmenhosni2291]

the worst part is the crowd giving info, too many rounds that furia and loud won was because of the crowd, leo even spoke about it in the press conference, there's no way you can play sneaky because the crowd will make the players aware by screaming and it will eventually give up your position

[@fantasticfoxy5810]

I don't have to cry about them being SO LOUD that they are giving away positions (which is really true how can a headset even supress that) because I understand its how brazil supports their own team What made me really upset was how they disrespected fnc after winning that trophy, it's just so unfair that they have to travel really far to win and they get that kind of treatment. Dont come back to brazil anymore riot its an L crowd

[@Gotttlobbb]

Well, i'm sure when they get home they're going to get a pretty warm welcome :)

[@MrMowvie]

you dont know what you saying

[@MrMowvie]

Giving away positions was never a thing

[@MrMowvie]

Take events to your country and the crowd will be worse

[@newchamp0185]

​@@MrMowvie will see emea crowds are much more sane.

[@starteck11]

I think crowds cheering for their home team is normal and booing opposing teams is also normal and not disrespectful its sports its apart of them all. The issue with Brazil crowds is they only show up for other Brazillians. This happens in the UFC all the time Brazillians cheer and boo then just out right leave if they dont see what they wanted to see. Its a very passionate home and people Brazil is. I wish they would share the passion even if it is not what they want.

[@donyx0604]

Those defending this behaviour by saying "its normal" "its a culture thing" that just means you guys culture is being a sore loser? No that isnt a culture bs, thats just being salty and a sore loser. Grow up, your fave team lost, show respect towards the winning team bcs they won fair and square. Stop justifying disrespectful by saying its normal or whatever. I would be sad as well but I won't be that childish and disrespectful towards the winning team and still congratulate them anyway.

[@smoltaengoo]

after this and what happened to the rio major i dont see anymore tournaments being hosted in brazil i get cheering for your home team and being dead silent for the opposing teams but leaving and not even showing respect to the winners is hella cringe

[@ninaramos3044]

I felt embarrassed as fuck, i can't believe so many people left. but i'll say even in wins we do start leaving early just because of traffic. CONGRATS TO FNATIC YOU GUYS ABSOLUTELY KILLED IT, IF I COULD PAY FOR THIS SHIT I WOULD BE YELLING MY HEART OUT.

[@rutwiklad5471]

As if there's no traffic elsewhere in the world 😂😂😂

[@xaevius5319]

there's always traffic after a mass at my church, people don't leave 5 mins early before the priest actually concludes the mass

[@penggunayoutube2580]

​@@mikevolg6418 lame excuse bro Why make an event there if it's not safe at all. Better to not make anything there ever again

[@Atumalaka3]

@@mikevolg6418 Better than USA public Hospitals!

[@giovannipatrick07]

Same vibes as the LoL World Finals in China back in the 2019. After DK (korean team) won against the chinese team (cant remember which) the crowd in china silenced and didn't even manage to clap.

[@JuanTutri113]

*2020 but yeah I get your point. Crowd in Worlds 2020 was even better because they at least did not leave immediately after Suning's lost

[@jleif7736]

At least they didn't empty out the arena... But I get it.

[@PhuPham-gr5rn]

Suning gaming

[@victornunes8931]

I think it will happen anywhere. The local crowd will support the local team, and if the team lose, they are gonna be sad and will get out. but in Brazil, the crowd is very intense and emotional, and it impacts other teams and views that didn't see this frequently

[@victornunes8931]

The crowd is like the sixth player, with the good parts (supporting, vibing) and bad parts (not respecting the winners)

[@guyfawkes0511]

Not even love. You just need to show the most basic of sportsmanship and respect for the competing team. They clearly showed they were the better team. Give props to them. That's it.

[@sexntuna]

I’m so happy someone mentioned this. It’s extremely disrespectful to just leave and not celebrate the winners and the game. Fans should have love for the game, not just love for winning. I’m very surprised that EVERYONE left, and not just a few. Shows the common mentality for brazilians. Sad. I think Riot should’nt come back to brazil again. This isn’t the first time btw. Brazilians have done this many times in the past.

[@UntrackedEndorphins]

Honestly at first I thought riot made the crowd leave because I've never seen an entire "stadium" leave after a match so quickly

[@zaqueuchavier2482]

but they did, every match was like that, wtf kkkkk

[@freud7264]

Why would Riot do that?Give me one good reason.

[@michel557]

​@@freud7264 they actually did kick us out, I actually took a photo with Chronicle and wanted to stay on the venue to cheer and watch the interview, we even got out of our seats and got closer to the stage, but they kicked us out.

[@freud7264]

@@michel557 I asked for a reason.Not what happened in your fictional mind BRA7-1LIAN.

[@mostpolitebot1464]

@@michel557 cool story bro

[@Hamlet0727]

Tarik better watch out on the streets, you never know when some brazillian on twitter decides to carry through on his death threats at the slightest hint of criticism towards his team/his country Edit: yep, he definitely received a huge amount of threats for him to come out with his most recent pr tweet

[@Ic3dArrow123]

Yeahhh.. Idk if he should've said that while he still in Brazil.. Smarter if he waited until he was already back home to state it. Hope he stays safe out there though. 😱

[@HeK.]

True

[@sonogrande7628]

@@Ic3dArrow123 If something happens, no one will ever host something in Brazil, and that's a relief. Shitty ass people.

[@MrCarlosfera]

Lol... You guys talk about brazil like its actually hell! "Oh no, some random brazillian kids are trash talking in the Internet... Hope Tarik does not get hit by a 12 year old teenager"

[@minartson]

@@MrCarlosfera Well 12 years olds with knives in Brazil don't have a lot to lose

[@ToonyTalesTime]

Brazil is L crowd.

[@malfunction1185]

Im from Brazil, but I gotta agree, we are too biased, a lot of people dont have respect or sportsmanship for other teams and regions, I do think the crowd was good UNTIL the final, but it is shameful from our part but also people should know that not all of us are like this, I personally love fnatic and I would stay until the end If I were there

[@niraavsoans723]

I'm sure there are even brazillians who do not like the way the crowd was disrespectful towards the other teams , even the players seem cool and chill, but that crowd definitely had their head in their asses

[@maxim5880]

We are very good at sports in general and this bothers you. Proof of this is this blurred view that we need to lick your balls when you come to our country, when in fact this lack of empathy from Brazilians only happens precisely because we Brazilians feel disrespected by you foreigners. When we win a world competition, whatever the sport, you find thousands of reasons to belittle us.

[@vt_dokja]

​@@malfunction1185 "somos muito preconceituosos" um brasileiro dizendo isso pra um provavelmente estadunidense me deixa estranho em tantos níveis kkkkkkkkkk

[@z4ynu]

​@@vt_dokja keep crying

[@joseceniceros1928]

Nothing better than to see brazilians fans cry

[@devonex]

They were taught a lesson in the grand final. As Reyna said, embarrassing.

[@guidsz]

Thats it, as a brazilian i know that in situations like this our people doesnt show any respect for the others and thats disgusting for me, but i hope that riot know not everyone act like this.

[@caiovarella4225]

Nosso povo? Tu falando isso na internet nem merece falar "nosso"

[@caiovarella4225]

Bizarro essa síndrome de vira lata

[@Felipemga9]

@@caiovarella4225 vira lata é vc por achar isso normal

[@z4ynu]

​@@caiovarella4225 keep crying

[@vencedore1000]

​@@caiovarella4225 é esse nacionalismo fajuto que vai afundar a gente. Não é a primeira vez que aconteceu e COM CERTEZA não vai ser a última. O que aconteceu ontem foi uma vergonha, e atacar qualquer pessoa que ache isso não vai mudar isso. Talvez a gente possa buscar uma mudança ao invés disso, não?

[@XKaze]

I get being mad that you’re team lost after being so close but it’s just shows bad sportsmanship to not at least stay for the trophy lift. It shows a lack of respect especially after them barely showing up for other teams matches throughout the tourney

[@t1geridingh0rse1]

BTW there no problem with cheering or booing who u want homecourt advantage is normal even in sports. Tarik just upset that the crowd don't stay for other teams and show a tiny bit of love.

[@d.maestro8746]

I mean no hate but in pacific region the crowd would cheer to every team no matter what region they are from win or lose.....

[@winie1191]

when the crowd was silent right after they won and the camera guy pointing to brazil fans crying LOLLLL.

[@TheLegalPlayer]

Yeah, I doubt Riot will hold another LAN event in Brazil after this one. The level of disrespect the crowd showed Fnatic is absolutely atrocious. Very sad to see but its nice that chat was so happy for Fnatic.

[@Phoenix_NH]

This is why despite the hours being awful for other regions NA has the best audiences for League. Even if an NA team doesn’t do well everyone is a fan of the teams that play and treat everyone well. There’s a reason why China and Korea have been called libraries during worlds there.

[@Abandz35]

This is what always happens with events holded in Brazil. Riot better off looking elsewhere the crowd and fans won't ever learn and it's toxic to the event

[@vt_dokja]

eles saíram antes do local, isso é tão desrespeitoso meu deus😭😭

[@jairoluigideoliveira8946]

@@vt_dokja sinceramente, n to entendendo do que tao falando tanto kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@jairoluigideoliveira8946]

todos os gringos criticaram a torcida só pq a gente sabe fazer mais barulho que eles, os outros eventos que tiveram platéia eram sempre vazios, aí quando a gente faz um evento daora e lotado eles ficam com inveja e procurando o que falar

[@nerdz4886]

​@@jairoluigideoliveira8946 ir quando eles desrespeitar nossa região pra eles e normal fazer isso

[@jairoluigideoliveira8946]

pois é. os caras só sabem falar mal do Brasil o tempo inteiro, colocar a LOUD em tier D, SEMPRE torcer contra, mas pra eles isso tá tudo bem. Se a gente ganha, falam mal, se a gente perde, falam mal, se a gente torce, falam mal. Eles se comeram de raiva só pq o evento foi aqui no Brasil, pq se fosse em qualquer outro país eles nunca iam falar nada

[@1clique21]

They should do vct in the philippines. The arena would be full of energy from day 1 to finish

[@demonakoddak3185]

Poor infrastructure

[@shiki0836]

@@demonakoddak3185 we had dota manila major once that shit was too hype

[@kydotanaka6026]

@@demonakoddak3185 You know what else is poor? Your life🤣

[@demonakoddak3185]

@@shiki0836 only reason sea dota is alive is due to phillippines but they dont have a wide valorant fans yet

[@shiki0836]

@@demonakoddak3185 nah we have our indo brothers too other than that i can say PH,ID and SG are the 3 that come to mind

[@daveee232]

Same thing happened on IEM Rio Major VP and Heroic grand finals was an empty stadium, rather than the Furia vs NaVi match where you can literally hear the crowd roaring..

[@LilaFabiCH]

Casual Tarik W Moment. Ppl saying they were told to leave immediately after the match. But why are the FNC Fans still in there and would they really left when LOUD would've won? I smell bs.

[@Nehasupnfan]

Thank you!