Since Uzi's official comeback, his every move has attracted much attention, fans who like him hope to see Uzi return to the field as soon as possible, and his black powder is looking for various angles to continue to dig up Uzi's black material. Just recently, sure enough, another piece of black material was pulled out, and Uzi cursed again in the Hanbok rankings a few days ago, and a Korean passerby assisted in the spray.
Here's the thing, this Uzi playing Hanbok is EZ, he didn't open the live broadcast, but just ranked up to the first Yong'en of Hanbok, this Yong'en is live, so the pictures are recorded. It didn't take long to get off the road and explode, but Yong Eun killed crazy on the way, and at 9 minutes Uzi typed in the chat box: 15. When his assistant saw it, he responded, asking Uzi to return to the country to fight and call him chi.
After the assistant typed again to make Uzi roll back to the national dress, Uzi directly replied: Kr dog. So the auxiliary also typed: chi dog.
But the magic thing is that in the end, Rank still wins. The specific results are as follows, relying on the play of Ue nakano, Uzi's side successfully lay down to win, the final record was 0-7, the auxiliary barrel was 0-3, and the most C was naturally Yong'en, the record was 16-1, indeed the first thigh.
Beta believes that after this Rank caused a lot of heated discussion, after all, "kr dog" is an obvious discriminatory term, Uzi as a professional player to say this, put in other divisions are going to be banned. And whether the barrel said chi, in the end with a discriminatory meaning, is now also very controversial, some people feel that this is the abbreviation of chinaese, not discriminatory, some people feel that it is other meanings, South Korean auxiliary first scolded, Uzi just fought back.
At present, this matter has been crazy, of course, combined with the context at that time, this chi is most likely not a good word, Uzi himself should also be understood as a discriminatory remark, so can't help but spray directly on the hanbok, if this is the meaning, then Uzi really scolded no problem, others are AOE, they can not say a word to resist? It's just that the professional player's identity is indeed here, and this matter will inevitably be used by black powder again.
So, do you have anything to say about this? Do you think there's something wrong with Uzi's wave of swearing?