Who is this?

• Fortnite player George “#Voidd” N. is an e-sports professional for team “#Lootboy”, he is English. According to a ranking he posted himself, he was number 59 in Europe and number 6 in England in terms of best Fortnite players in 2021.
• According to statistics from the site esportsearning, voidd has now earned about €4,300 in prize money playing Fortnite. He has come in around 20th place in some events. The e-sport of Fortnite in 2022 is no longer as lucrative as it was in the heyday of Bugha and Tfue 3 years ago.
• Like many e-sports players, Voidd is active on social media. He posts on Instagram, YouTube, Twitch, and Twitter in an attempt to increase his reach.

Mother publicly rebukes bitching son on Twitter

This was the quarrel with his mother:

E-sports journalist Jake Lucky captured the scene for posterity.

The pro tweeted: If you had parents who supported you, you shouldn’t take it for granted. It was so lousy to be hit with a “demotivating father” who “didn’t support you”.

The pro’s mother then came forward and gave him an enema:

“Calling your parents vicious names is not acceptable when they’re just telling you that you can’t stay up until 3 a.m. when you have school the next day. That’s not ‘non-supportive,’ that’s just being a parent.”

Shortly after, the mother tweeted, “And now I’m blocked!”

Why is this a defeat for the professional?

The embarrassing thing in the case: the mother’s tweet got more than twice as many likes as the pro’s complaint. That’s called ratio.

So apparently Twitter users clearly saw Mama Voidd in the right. People understand that the boy should be in bed at 3am when there’s school the next day.

Anyway, there’s a lot of laughter in the comments about the situation. One Twitter user says that when you get a ratio from your own mother on Twitter, it’s time to rethink your own life.

We know what that can look like when mom fully supports her son’s plan to become a Fortnite pro from Benjifishy.