Weltnachrichten – AU – League of Legends: [Official] LS joins T1 as streamer / content creator and offers clarity and attitude to the current community drama

On Nov.. . 24, Nick « LS » De Cesare posted a video on his personal YouTube channel entitled « T1, an update and my future plans ». . In the video, he announced that he would be joining T1 as a streamer / content creator and provided clarity on the latest drama.

The community controversy began when a private Discord group chat was running through Lee « Effort » Sang-ho’s stream. The Discord News said that LS will be the coaching team for 2021 alongside former StarCraft 2 pro Choi « Polt » Seung-hun. While the Western community responded positively to this potential acquisition, it reacted completely differently with some members of the T1 fandom, in part due to the drama that happened with him and a former member of the organization, Park « Untara » Ui-jin two, happened years earlier.

The prospect of T1 LS prompted a fan to rent an LED truck to drive around Jangro and Gangnam, the home of T1 headquarters and training facilities. The message called for « a clear and detailed explanation » and stated that there is « no future for a team that excludes dedicated fans ». . Both T1 and LS had remained silent to this day when T1 CEO Joe Marsh apologized in a Twitlonger via his personal Twitter account, which was addressed to both T1 fans and LS.

In his video, LS first apologizes to Untara and offers clarity regarding racism towards Koreans. He continues to emphasize his love for Korea by sharing how he received hospitality and warmth from the Korean people in his early days in Korea. Most recently, he shared the tremendous support he had received in light of the recent T1 events, and announced that he would join the organization as a streamer / content creator.

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