Problem with #justiceforkeyd

To me the biggest problem with the “movement” is that a much of big Brazilian influencers, who don’t know nothing, or worse, never even touched valorant supported the movement, encouraging their fans to be upset, while spreading clear false information about what happen.

The problem was in both sides, riot and Jhow, and some of these “influencers” made it seems like they were completely prejudiced against, which is not true. Hence, explains the massive aggressiveness on the Twitter social media and etc.

Valorant BR main channel averages 15k viewers on a good day, there is no way valorant fans made all of this commotion.

TLDR: The agrgressivness on Twitter was encouraged by big Brazilian influencers (who don’t nothing about valorant) who manipulated their wording to make it seem like it was all riot fault.

(Ignore typing mistakes, I made this on my phone)

https://twitter.com/Gaules/status/1467102059573006338
gaules tweet kkkkkkk looks like a pre-made tweet he could use for anything, he prob doesnt even know the full context

Should be #justiceforCheaters?

mibr vs chaos flashbacks

O yoda joga valorant mano

guys the issue is just fked both both sides. Riot and the players are at fault. Riot handled the situation poorly afterwards, even that weird statement justifying each rounds just either make them replay the map or give ascend the map.