Update: It seems like the article has now beed updated, with the distasteful rape line now removed.pic.twitter.com/CkGh15RzBb
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So, this article about esports by @GQMagazine started off promising, until I saw this...
"Some of the athletes even look like they’ve had consensual sex"
I'm sure @PaulChaloner would also love the 'eAthletes' reference.
http://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/are-esports-going-to-replace-the-beautiful-game …pic.twitter.com/0ASKPQIBfw
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Name and shame the author
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@AndyMitten excellent shitposting mate - 3 more replies
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That's indeed what the article says they look like they do
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Also, he obviously didn't see this, also in a mens magazine called Playboy...pic.twitter.com/mHpCicHe4w
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Can we talk about
@C9BallsBiceps for a second?
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Honestly one of the most patronizing pieces I've ever read about esports. If
@GQMagazine wanted to get younger readers to their site by writing about the industry, they're doing it wrong. Way to insult & alienate your potential customers
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Could not have said it better.
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“Fnatic has been called the Manchester United of its genre with its Counter-Strike team...” That’s cool. “The team even has a coach.” Ok?
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"Wow a sports team that has a coach? It's almost like they're recognized as atheletes or something"
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