During a livestream of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, rapper T-Pain was racially insulted in a lobby. This was followed by a challenge from the rapper with an epic match.
What is it about? T-Pain is known for his hits like “I’m Sprung” and “I’m ‘n Luv” and many other songs as a rapper and RnB singer. Besides music, he indulges in his passion for video games. Over half a million people follow his Twitch channel, where he plays games like Among Us, Overwatch, or Call of Duty: Warzone / Cold War.
One of his videos featuring a match from Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War is going viral (via Kotaku.com). Before the game, the rapper is heavily insulted. He then says he wants to take out “everyone” who insulted him and shows that he is serious about it.
This is how the rapper deals with his opponents
How it all started: The highlight video of T-Pain’s livestream begins in the lobby of a CoD Cold War match. In the general voice chat, players can be heard talking to each other through their microphones.
T-Pain watches closely as things like “F*ck ‘Black Lives Matter'” are said in the voice chat, and the N-word is repeated. You can assume that at that moment, he is memorizing the names of the opponents who use this language.
We will embed the TikTok video of this stream highlight here in the article. Over 1.5 million users have already watched it:
This is how the rapper took revenge: The video jumps straight into the action and shows T-Pain taking out an opponent. “I want every single one of them,” he announces to his team.
He takes out the next one and repeats, “I want every single one of them!” With more kills, the mood heats up, and the streamer gets louder. “I want them all. I want them ALL. I WANT THEM ALL. I WANT THE WHOLE THING!” The rapper screams in the stream, demanding that the opponents delete all their black skins from the game.
What do the viewers say? In the comments, viewers quote T-Pain’s remarks and celebrate how he put the players with racist comments in their place. User bruinsguy88 says, “That felt so good for me, and I wasn’t even playing with him.” Overall, the clip is well-received in the comments.
What do you think of T-Pain’s actions, and how do you deal with such players in Call of Duty? Share your experiences in the comments on MeinMMO and discuss respectfully with other players about how to best keep such people in check.
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