We call on EWC to review PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS’ inclusion in future EWC & ENC events.
The recent PUBG Asia Stars controversy has raised serious concerns over competitive fairness, transparency, disciplinary consistency, and equal treatment between regions.
KRAFTON itself acknowledged failures in its handling of the incident.
There are also concerns about possible preferential treatment toward Korean teams. We ask for an independent investigation based on evidence, not assumptions.
If PUBG cannot guarantee a fair and transparent competitive environment for every region, remove PUBG from future EWC & ENC events until meaningful reforms are made.
No special treatment.
No favoritism.
Same rules for everyone.
#EWC #ENC #PUBG #PUBGEsports #FairPlay
DOUBLE STANDARDS. RACIAL DISCRIMINATION.
Gyumin, a Korean player, was also accused of stream sniping during the tournament. However, he only apologized and did not receive any comparable punishment.
Meanwhile, Himass and TanVuu, Vietnamese players, have been PERMANENTLY BANNED.
[PUBG Drama/PUBG Asia Star 2026]
In a for fun PUBG tournament where stream sniping wasn't considered a violation under the rules, a Korean streamer successfully 'faked a foul', stirred up drama, rallied their viewers, and pressured Krafton into changing the rules, breaking them in the process, just to appease Korean public opinion and retain their sponsors.
Vietnamese players, Himass and Tanvuu, were banned from competing over an unofficial tournament where they weren't actually in the wrong. Shortly after, a large number of influential Vietnamese players, streamers, and pro players uninstalled PUBG. With no publisher present, the game is expected to be banned in Vietnam soon, and PUBG will likely lose around 50% of its esports viewership in the near future.
Breaking News: Crapton allegedly stole Division X's charity money after they won PUBG Charity Showdown APAC 2020, source from the man LongK himself.
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(I can translate it into English myself, but i'm too busy for that. Sorry)
"Legends are made when the best stand together."
We are proud to announce that the world-renowned VALORANT icon, Tyson 'TenZ' Ngo, will be joining T1 as an influencer.
그 이름만으로도 전 세계 팬들을 열광케 했던 VALORANT의 황제 Tyson 'TenZ' Ngo가 T1의 인플루언서로서 여러분과 함께합니다.
#T1VALORANT #TenZ
i desperately need u guys to stop aggrandizing everything hybe does. they are Not Smart. they have made the stupidest choices time & time again. they Do Not care abt u even as their most reliable market. they would trade us for a soulless fickle gp in a sec bc they are STEWPID
writing english songs isn’t a bad thing for non-western artists at all. i get it it helps reach a wider audience. but telling artists to hold back or limit themselves from writing in their own damn mother tongue for the sake of business yeah thats hella rude
Reading these statements is kinda gutting. What made them big and their brand unique and strong has suddenly become an obstacle ? 🤨
"More accessible and inclusive" as in watered down and stupefied for main stream listeners in US markets to find it more palatable ? 😬
if the executives at hybe and bh think that Bangtan reached where they are because of dynamite ONLY, they are so wrong!!!!
we found bangtan because we could relate to the lyrics they wrote despite the language barrier.
NOT BECAUSE IT WAS WRITTEN IN ENGLISH.
I say this with full disrespect. Fuck hybe and Nicole Kim for trying to make bts more palatable to the west. You cannot remove them from their identity for the sake of a “hit” song and for money you nasty capitalist scum.
@acepopduo@lamorada_c I have no problem with BTS making eng, kor, jap songs or anything else, but only if that's what THEY want. Now I hate that so many songs on this album are in eng bc she was the main reason behind it😒
F u nicole kim and the whole system behind you. LANGUAGE IS NEVER THE BARRIER WHEN BTS "GO GLOBAL". What the f do you know about the kind of music coming straight from our soul?
remember when armys surprised bts by singing "young forever" during their wembley concert. it was such a beautiful and special moment for them and us.
bts were in a foreign country yet the 90k crowd sang in korean word to word loudly proving music transcend language barriers.