@itsBruxelles Bro you don't know what bin suffer in china, sending death threats and curses to Bin’s father has become a daily occurrence within the LPL community, they betrayed him.
To outsiders, it just looks like Bin suddenly played poorly, but people don't realize that Bin and his family have been under constant harassment and death threats.
I believe this LPL "dream team" is going to fall apart completely. BLG is currently signing Hoya
Regarding BLG and Bin, I feel I must share something that the English-speaking community is completely unaware of.
Sending death threats and curses to Bin’s father has become a daily occurrence within the LPL community. This all started after their loss at MSI.
The posts I’ve provided prove this point: people attack Bin using the number "48" (which in Chinese sounds like a curse wishing death upon his father, who originally guided his esports career). Hundreds of posts like this are posted every single day.
The LPL community began doxxing his family’s social media accounts and posting them on forums for targeted abuse—something that even happened inside official community spaces. Meanwhile, BLG management chose to completely turn a blind eye to it.
The LPL community began doxxing his family’s social media accounts and posting them on forums for targeted abuse—something that even happened inside official community spaces. Meanwhile, BLG management chose to completely turn a blind eye to it.
Chinese LPL casters pinned the main blame for the finals loss on Bin, with some even personally joining in on cursing his father. Incited by these casters, Bin became the target of severe cyberbullying.
@Nymaera I’ve noticed that no one on English-speaking forums is aware of the online harassment Bin endured, nor do they know about the severe internal conflict within BLG.
@Nymaera Bro, you might want to keep an eye on what's going on with BLG. The Chinese LPL community has been sending massive death curses to Bin's family, and even official LPL casters joined in. BLG completely ignored it, which eventually led to the internal conflict breaking out at EWC.
@lyric_vin@namisylee Compared to this, the widespread flood of death wishes targeting Bin’s father within the LPL community is far bigger breaking news.
@SKIRA_forever@Nymaera You guys have no idea what Bin is going through in the LPL. After losing the MSI finals, the LPL community started sending massive death curses to his family, and even official casters got involved. This directly triggered the internal conflict during the BLG vs DK match at EWC.
@G2League This directly triggered the internal conflict during the BLG vs DK match at EWC. Bin might not just be taking a break this time; there’s a high chance he’ll leave BLG. BLG has already made the decision to sign Hoya.
@G2League They use the number "48" (which sounds like cursing his father—the one who guided his pro career—to die in Chinese) to attack him. This is even happening inside BLG's own fanbase, and the team chose to ignore it completely without issuing any public statement to denounce it.