If you’ve spent any time on TikTok then you’re doubtless accustomed to the constantly evolving language that takes over the platform on occasion. The latest trend revolves around “unspoken rizz” and here’s what it all means. With TikTok well-established as the place for trends to find life, morph, change, and return to us bigger and better than ever, it’s totally normal to get hit by something new, exciting, and undoubtedly confusing.

The launch of the brand new Season 7 in Fortnite Battle Royale has added numerous new locations to the map, including a secret cave in the snow biome.  [ad name=”article1″] One of the lesser talked about new locations compared to others, the new hidden cave is located on the coastline between Frosty Flights and Happy Hamlet, two brand new points-of-interest on the southwestern corner of the map. The cave appears to be the home of a Yeti, which is a mythical ape-like mountain creature also known as Abominable Snowman in many cultures.

Popular Chinese influencer XiaoQiumei has reportedly passed away after an accident saw her fall from a crane while creating a new video. Just like other social media platforms, TikTok is banned in China due to content from other countries, but a clone in the form of Douyin has taken its place. The app has seen great popularity in China, and as a result, a crop of influencers have been born from its success.

Call of Duty: Vanguard is bringing back one of CoD’s most notorious action-packed maps: Shipment. And, to celebrate, the devs are giving players a weekend to play the game and map for free in mid-November. CoD is one of the world’s most popular first-person shooters, thanks in part to its gunplay and movement. And there may be no map with as much running and gunning as the bite-sized, high-octane Shipment.

With the first year of the Valorant Champions Tour now behind us, several players have already won prize money into six figures. Let’s take a look at the highest-earning individual players along with top teams that are raking in big bucks. Since Valorant’s release in the summer of 2020, competition has soared to enormous heights. Star-studded teams and a calendar loaded with significant events have paved the way for some remarkable viewership in no time at all.

Arsenal fan YouTube channel AFTV has permanently banned Liam ‘DT’ Goodenough, one of its main contributors, after he was handed an increased prison sentence for stalking and assaulting an ex-partner.  DT was one of the most high-profile personalities on the channel, with over 250,000 subscribers on his own personal YouTube channel. He also previously hosted the ‘All Guns Blazing’ podcast for AFTV. He stopped appearing on AFTV at the beginning of the 2021/22 Premier League season, citing personal reasons.

After leaving OpTic Gaming just on October 10, popular Call of Duty YouTuber Austin ‘Pamaj’ Pamajewon has already found a new organization to call home. [ad name=”article1″] Pamaj’s latest team is a familiar one, as he has found himself back with FaZe Clan after a five-year absence. He announced his return to FaZe with a simple post on his Twitter page, much like the one he had posted when joining OpTic years ago.

The Foundation is a new boss fight in Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 1, but he won’t go down without a fight. This guide contains tips and the best weapons to use to defeat him – and get that Mythic weapon! Chapter 3 Season 1 has officially begun in Fortnite, and Epic Games have introduced loads of features including a ‘flipped’ Island to explore, a long-awaited Spider-Man crossover, and a bunch of new weapons.

Treyarch have responded to player complaints about having their Activision accounts stolen and being unable to recover them, offering up a few solutions.  Losing an account to a troll or a hacker is a tale as old as time in gaming. There have been plenty of scams for different games, and they always end up in tears.  In terms of Call of Duty, things have gotten better with the implementation of two-factor authentication, but it’s still pretty common to see a player lose their account for one reason or another.

Perez Hilton has been permanently banned from TikTok – and he’s trying every trick in the book he can to reverse the ban. The unapologetically bitchy celebrity gossipmonger was banned from the short-form video-sharing app on Saturday for repeated breaches of its community guidelines, including posting videos containing slurs and hate speech, nudity, and bullying, losing his 1.6 million followers on TikTok. He then posted a tearful 10-minute video to Twitter, where he tried to claim that he was the victim of targeted attacks “by people who don’t like me” to take down his videos and trigger TikTok’s algorithm.