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⊹˙⋆ broadcast talent for Valorant & OWCS; prev. RL & more ⋆˙⊹ opinions are my own ⊹˙⋆ fps addict ⊹˙⋆ inquiries: [email protected] ⋆˙⊹

[ash @ashbvng]

This past weekend on OWCS was my second last show booked for 2026

My schedule is open for the remainder of the year and I’m looking for opportunities in esports and gaming as a host, caster & analyst going into 2027 🗓️✨

I’m travel and US visa ready with my O1-B and plan on moving to California after the holidays — I’d love to work with you, any inquiries can be sent to 📧: [email protected]

Next year, I plan to further expand my repertoire. I hope to find ways to break into VO/VA work (fr this time), and develop my skillset as a variety gaming host with more interviewing and even stage or panel hosting opportunities 🌟

That being said, with the format changes to Valorant esports and the end of VCL, I’m not sure if there will be a spot for me in Val going into next season

What I do know is that I want nothing more than to keep covering Valorant, it’s home and where my journey started as a broadcaster ❤️

For now, I’ll be closing out my year with my second home in Overwatch at World Finals and I can’t wait to see you all there (^-^*)/

Much love,

Ash ✮⋆˙

[ash @ashbvng]

@alexisfps i must be a fossil ✋😔

[ash @ashbvng]

@SimpleAloe @RaidiantGG that’s my goat right there!!

[ash @ashbvng]

this tweet summarises my thoughts on the importance of pro-choice very well.

if you’re talking about consensual relationships, i agree that a discussion should be had between both partners. however, at the end of the day only the person experiencing the pregnancy is putting their body on the line, so they should get the final say.

also, the problem with calling abortion murder is quite literally the criminalisation of it, which inadvertently objectifies women’s bodies. that strips women of autonomy and transfers authority to the state.

being pro-choice means respecting that people can have different moral standings when it comes to reproductive health. each person can make their own decisions about their bodies that reflect their personal beliefs. the whole point is that people should have options and get to choose for themselves.

[ash @ashbvng]

this tweet summarises my thoughts on the importance of pro-choice very well.

if you’re talking about consensual relationships, i agree that a discussion should be had between both partners. however, at the end of the day only the person experiencing the pregnancy is putting their body on the line, so they should get the final say.

also, the problem with calling abortion murder is quite literally the criminalisation of it, which inadvertently objectifies women’s bodies. that strips women of autonomy and transfers authority to the state.

being pro-choice means respecting that people can have different moral standings when it comes to reproductive health. each person can make their own decisions about their bodies that reflect their personal beliefs. the whole point is that people should have options and get to choose for themselves.

[claudia ☆ @4ui12i124u]

hey so i rly wish we would stop framing abortion solely as a moral debate and start recognizing that its also a serious healthcare issue :D nobody should have to justify why they dnt want to continue a pregnancy or prove that their circumstances are “bad enough” to deserve a proper medical care regarding it.

and something that often gets overlooked in these conversations is that denying or delaying abortion care can have REAL consequences for someones physical and mental health. pregnancy isnt automatically safe or risk free, so lets stop glamourising it?? complications happen, medical emergencies happen and, sometimes, continuing a pregnancy can put someones health or even their life at risk. restrictive abortion laws can also create uncertainty for healthcare professionals trying to provide timely treatment!

ppl have different lives, circumstances, financial realities, health conditions and visions for their futures. those things matter and theyre valid. bodily autonomy means being able to make INFORMED decisions abt ur own body, including decisions that other ppl might not personally agree with.

i get it that ppl have different moral and religious beliefs surrounding abortion, but those beliefs dnt erase the medical realities or the importance of individual agency. we need to be able to have these conversations with empathy, nuance, and an understanding that healthcare is rarely as black and white as ppl make it seem.

[ash @ashbvng]

having the right to choose is about freedom of choice and autonomy over our own bodies.

notice how women always have to fight to retain control over theirs? we shouldn’t be living in a world where this right is something we constantly have to defend.

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[ash @ashbvng]

@4ui12i124u thisthisthisthisthis!!

[claudia ☆ @4ui12i124u]

hey so i rly wish we would stop framing abortion solely as a moral debate and start recognizing that its also a serious healthcare issue :D nobody should have to justify why they dnt want to continue a pregnancy or prove that their circumstances are “bad enough” to deserve a proper medical care regarding it.

and something that often gets overlooked in these conversations is that denying or delaying abortion care can have REAL consequences for someones physical and mental health. pregnancy isnt automatically safe or risk free, so lets stop glamourising it?? complications happen, medical emergencies happen and, sometimes, continuing a pregnancy can put someones health or even their life at risk. restrictive abortion laws can also create uncertainty for healthcare professionals trying to provide timely treatment!

ppl have different lives, circumstances, financial realities, health conditions and visions for their futures. those things matter and theyre valid. bodily autonomy means being able to make INFORMED decisions abt ur own body, including decisions that other ppl might not personally agree with.

i get it that ppl have different moral and religious beliefs surrounding abortion, but those beliefs dnt erase the medical realities or the importance of individual agency. we need to be able to have these conversations with empathy, nuance, and an understanding that healthcare is rarely as black and white as ppl make it seem.

[ash @ashbvng]

@L9eart1 people having the right to choose for themselves is a far cry from objectification

in fact, i would argue that allowing other people to have control over women’s rights to options is the real objectification here

[ash @ashbvng]

@General_EFC you do realize that the conscription of young men has predominantly been established and enforced by male leaders, right? 💀

[ash @ashbvng]

@eskay520 girl idk if u have done a mantis cosplay yet but u would eat that up too

[ash @ashbvng]

@ihavenoaura good luck with whatever is next 🥺🫶🏼

[ash @ashbvng]

@euwestside 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[ash @ashbvng]

@TenrekGG we’re waiting for your return 🫶🏼

i’m so sorry about everything that’s been going on outside of your control

[Silver (Val) @SilverNyx_]

seriously tho, if any teams are in need of a bootcamp location send me a DM.

We have on campus housing, super pcs, private rooms, onsite media staff AND we're in canada (easy visa) 🤠

[ash @ashbvng]

@Unfeatured_PROD @Breadly_TV @ObsSojourn @ndkmTV always a blast working with you, i’m so glad you were able to find your specialty 🥹

[ash @ashbvng]

@jackigoe u crushed it, get home safe ❤️

[ash @ashbvng]

@ObsSojourn we’ll miss your work at finals 🫶🏼

[ash @ashbvng]

@NoiaFPS 🫂🤍

[ash @ashbvng]

@fluctraa @mleQT_ lil baby!! 🥺