Have you ever wanted to know about TikTok creators as they go viral on the platform? We’re here to showcase ElyseMyers and her unique way of telling her life stories.  Consistently holding the lead when it comes to the platform of choice for short-form media consumption, TikTok is the home of a wide variety of unique creators across the world. The platform has its fair share of different viral trends, as well as creators who stand out for their unique videos.

Excitement has been growing for Riot Games’ Valorant FPS – previously codenamed “Project A” – and, on March 1, Rod ‘Slasher’ Breslau revealed some gameplay screenshots apparently posted ahead of time by IGN.  Details for Valorant are few and far between, with Riot Games’ intentionally drip-feeding information in order to maximize anticipation. We know that the game will be coming exclusively to PC, and that it will be a self-appointed ‘Tactical FPS’.

TikTok users are going viral with videos they’ve made to the viral “bad bitch genre” sound on the app, but where did the audio originally come from? Here’s everything you need to know. Everyone that’s used TikTok even for a short while knows just how important ‘sounds’ are, forming strings that tie together thousands of videos and trends across the platform together. Just about anything can become a viral audio on TikTok, including popular songs that are charting right now, to snippets of throwback clips that spark hilarious memes.

A number of Twitch users have received invites to join the so-called ‘Twitch Research Community’ – if you’re among them, you may be wondering what exactly it is, and if it’s even real, or a scam.  As the leading livestreaming platform for video game content, Twitch serves a userbase of millions everyday, but is also facing stiff completion from the likes of YouTube and Facebook Gaming. In an attempt to bolster their platform, serve the wants and needs of existing viewers, and bring more in, it appears that the Amazon-owned company is looking to gain insights from its users.

Wizards of the Coast have marked a day for its online, digital card game Magic: The Gathering Arena to officially launch from open beta to full release, and a new set of cards is going there first. [ad name=”article1″] The future of Magic: The Gathering is very bright, and they have a lot of land cards dedicated to their digital PC game Arena. So much so, that the newest set of cards, Throne of Eldraine, is coming to Arena first before being released as tabletop cards.

Despite what many would call a successful season, the Call of Duty League’s Toronto Ultra, and their MVP-candidate AR/Flex Cameron ‘Cammy’ McKilligan, aren’t satisfied. They’re turning their sights to winning it all in 2022. “What did he just do?,” screamed caster Joseph ‘MerK’ DeLuca. “Show me his POV now!,” replied his co-caster, Clint ‘Maven’ Evans. No one inside Los Angeles’ Galen Center could believe what they had just seen. Cammy, Toronto Ultra’s 22-year-old AR, had just executed a flawless and vital ace against Atlanta FaZe in the 2021 CDL Championship Grand Final.

A dangerous TikTok trend appropriately named the “Angel of Death” challenge has reportedly claimed the lives of two teens after they jumped in front of trucks. Wild TikTok trends aren’t anything new. Ever since the app’s release, creators have found crazy ways of making content, even if it means putting their lives at risk in the process. Now, a ridiculous new challenge out of Indonesia is making headlines for all the wrong reasons with teens reportedly jumping in front of moving trucks.

Two inventive League of Legends fans have brought Akali’s paint-stained neon style from K/DA’s POP/STARS video to life, alongside a brand-new look at fellow singer Kai’Sa, who appears in her own stylish neon outfit. K/DA is a music group featuring LoL champions Ahri, Akali, Kai’Sa, and Evelynn, with vocals provided by real-life performers Miyeon and Soyeon of (G)I-DLE, Jaira Burns, and Madison Beer respectively. The Riot-backed virtual group first made their debut ahead of 2018’s Worlds with the single release of POP/STARS.

If you wish to master Raze, the most explosive Agent in Valorant, then you’ve come to the right place.  Here’s an in-depth look at her abilities with our Valorant Raze guide. All Duelists in Valorant are designed to pack a punch. Rather than scouting out enemy positions, placing traps, or holding down a particular Reactor Site, Duelists should be looking for map control and ultimately, kills. Through the use of Raze’s kit, you can get to surprising spots on every map and blast down enemies in an instant.

Twitch streamers ‘kiapiaa,’ ‘protezee,’ and ‘strwbrrymoogle’ have called out prebuilt-PC company Artesian Builds after the CEO Noah Katz allegedly changed the rules of a PC giveaway after “belittling” their stream stats.  Due to a global supply crisis, computer parts like graphics cards have become harder to come across and prebuilt PC companies have risen in popularity with content creators as they have the ability to receive products straight from the manufacturer.