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I like how this logic implies that shooting and killing another player is less harmful than teabagging.

I love how this whole anti teabagging thing, has only- and will only achieve one thing, and that is to make teabagging popular again.

"Oh no! They're teabagging me in a videogame. Is this assault?" They just shot you. You just died. Why are you ignoring the objectively more violating action here? Is it perhaps because you wouldn't know a real problem if it bit you on the ass?

I’ve been sexually abused so when people equate teabagging to sexual assault I’m more than a little pissed. It’s hard enough getting people to understand triggers are a real psychological thing and not just code for something mildly distasteful. I don’t think it’s necessarily good sportsmanship but it’s also just playful banter. A football player does a pose after tackling the opposition no one insists he should be banned. Maybe he’ll be called a showboater but he won’t be banned.

Split Gate literally has a game mode called "teabag confirmed". After you kill an enemy, you have to teabag them to secure the point for your team. It's brilliant

Imagine being the journalist that thought teabagging was considered “sexual assault.” Yeah, I should be in jail for my vehicular manslaughter in GTA V.

As a girl I've seen this done in video games. I don't care. I laugh when it happens. Remember, when a women does this, it isn't teabagging, it's called a clam slam! UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN! HAHAHA!

I love how this guy single-handedly increased the number of people who teabag in tournament settings. I would love also if people just got to his future tournaments and start teabagging untill he disqualifies everyone and One team wins by default

I was once teabagged in CSGO and I've never quite recovered from the trauma, to this day I still have PTSD.

I love how he tried to take it literal by saying "You wouldn't T-Bag in real life", when the whole game is about killing people, they wouldn't be killing other people in real life either.

Everyone in gaming should be tea-bagged equally so that everyone feels included.

It's sad and infuriating we live in a world where people are so soft, they have to make up imaginary reasons why something is bad, toxic or harmful. I'd expect to see that nonsense on Twitter, but to see it bleeding into a gaming space (where people *end* each other for fun) is just...idiotic.

I love how he is so against it to a point where he’d ban a whole team for teabagging. Meanwhile in Splitgate there is a whole game mode where the objective is to kill then teabag your opponent to score points .

The best part about this ban: according to Dilly on Twitter, this league had no rule saying that teabagging was disallowed. The guy who disqualified Dilly and his team just made that rule up on the spot. It's like he had something against that team and was looking for a way to get them to lose.

Back when I was in high school. I was bullied so much that they teabagged me. Their genitals were so stinky ew. So I called the principal, but the PRINCIPAL teabagged me too. It was a terrible day and I'm now traumatized every time someone teabagged me in video games.

"If you wouldn't do it in real life, why do it here?" kills me because a literal NFL player teabagged after he forced a fumble and it was seen on national television. And the NFL clearly didn't get up in a fucking tizzy about it.

The guy that banned that team is so, so sad. Imagine being so uptight that you took what is probably the lowest offenses known to man, even less so judging by the footage, banned a whole team, and made yourself look like some kind of savior. Dude, you did nothing. The world is no different that it was before that call. Gaming is no different. He did nothing other than show what kind of person he is. In other words, he'd probably kick his own family out of their house if they looked at him wrong. I mean, you see how upset he got? Though to be fair, I didn't even know who that little man even was until just now when Muta showed the clip.

I don't even associate T-bagging with anything sexual, I never did. I just always thought it was something funny to bully/provoke the enemy, not much different than spamming voicelines when you kill someone or emoting on their body.

I remember that there was a game called ace of spades where if you teabagged an enemy's corpse you would get 10 points.

This guy is definitely one of those people that would fully rage out if he got t bagged. He's the kind of guy that would send you 100 voice notes screaming down the mic because you t bagged him once..

Can we all just stop for a second and really appreciate that teabagging has really stood the test of time? Who would have thought the simple action of crouching repeatedly above/near another player would become a staple in gaming for 20+ years.

“What are you in for?” “Child trafficking and sexual assault. You?” “197362 separate acts of tea bagging across multiple years.” *moves away*

If this guy wants to create a safe space for gaming then maybe don't threaten full blown disqualification for a near generational meme.

"If you wouldn't do it in real life, why do it here?" With logic that sound, why would anyone play a game that has a risk factor where your character can die, or kill another character? With logic like that i wouldn't play a Kirby game, since i wouldn't commit cannibalism like Kirby can Also, he banned the whole team, including the person who was the target of the teabag, meaning this host basically banned the "victim" for the action that was aimed at them. So, the person who he is supposedly creating a safespace for is the one he is punishing for an action out of their control

Murdering someone violently in game: Nothing wrong with that. Proceeds to teabag someone afterwards: Woah, oh no. That's a war crime!

Nothing says "professional" quite like throwing a fit, and disqualifying a team over teabagging.

Actions like teabagging, especially to your own friends, are on the same level as verbal male banter. I'm sure that 99% of you gamers have had friends who've greeted you by saying "Fuck you" or calling you a bad name, but you laugh because that's just what we do. We enjoy not being snowflakes.

To be fair, Teabagging in a real world combat situation would be considered a war crime, but then again, video games are not a real world combat situation. Is it annoying? Sure. But it’s entirely meaningless. Also, people who teabag are shockingly easy to backslap in infinite.

8:35 "Sportmanship, sportmanship, sportmanship." A friend pressing shift/control 2-3 times on a teammate is basically like 2 football teammates bumping helmets for fun. It's sportmanlike between team members no matter how you look at it. The only unsportmanlike person in that clip is the moderator.

Ironic that these moral crusaders that claim to fight toxicity, are some of the most toxic people themselves.

I feel like this all could have been solved by just putting “DO NOT Teabag. NO EXCEPTIONS” on the rule book if it mattered so much to you. Or you could have just gave them a warning. But even better, *Just dont flag a team for something so small*

Imagine being triggered over teabagging in a game where the objective is to mercilessly shoot someone in the teeth.

I was teabagged in CS when I was 9. Watching someone getting teabagged 21 years later brings up the trauma I suffered that day. Literally shaking right now.

Tea bagging is gaming tradition: they can't take it away from us.

"We're very inclusive and we do not tolerate this kind of behaviour, so we are going to exclude them" Paradox at its finest.

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My favorite part is *easily* the: "If you wouldn't do it in real life, why do it here?" line. Chances are, we probably can't do ANYTHING irl that we're doing in say a shooter game. 🤣 You had me at "sportsmanship" but that right there was really a stretch.

As an actual SA survivor, it's clear this whole "tbagging is assault" is perpetuated by someone who has no understanding of the real world. tbagging in video games, even after what had happened, had never triggered or made me feel assaulted, it's a VIDEO GAME, not the real world, and the intent of the person doing the tbagging isn't at all comparable to an actual sexual abuser. I'm really annoyed and disgusted that some people are willing to compare and push a narrative that tbagging in a video game is on the same tier as real world, sexual assault. You don't get PTSD from playing COD. Just saying. Edit: TLDR; tbagging is and always has been a sportsmanship activity, it's the video game equivalent of shaking hands or butting helmets with an opposing team member. This in NO WAY equates to, nor should it ever be compared to actual sexual assault.

Teabags are a natural reaction. We just do them. They can mean many things, and you do all that just by tapping control multiple times. Gamers are being censored everywhere, and a stapple that is so dumb and quircky as teabags to be seen as harmful beyond the "g3t r3kked" symbolism being unfolded in someone's "grounded" face is the pinnacle of weakness and disrespect for our competitive yet funny culture

As I've said elsewhere, these people wouldn't survive 5 minutes in an MW2 lobby.

The logic in people giving the take "teabagging is sexual assault" might aswell say that "if you kill someone in a game you might aswell go to prision."

It's beyond unthinkable to conclude teabagging deserves this huge of a fallout. People turned immensely soft, and it's wild how anyone can see it as “harassment” while having problems with the difference between what it's mythical and real. It's hard to even believe how ridiculous that sounds.

Thank you for this.

damn i was just looking for a good daily tea and now im down a rabbit hole

I really hope someone mentioned to the “moderator” that teabagging occurred in the Overwatch league a little over a year ago too. That’s one of the largest E sport platforms. So, yes. Yes, it does occur at the highest levels. I hope this dude gets clowned on for the rest of his gaming career

T-Bagging in video games is a meta that must always be preserved. In fact, a game is automatically GOATED if you can "Turbo T-Bag" (Cancel the crouch animation, to slightly walk forward & repeat in quick succession, to look like you're humping the ground).

Lol, you got me in the intro... 😆

I love how you pulled the McConnellRet apology as a intro that killed me. He trolled the f out of Ninja and you gave me a nice rememberance.

i was playing a game and after dying to an ai it t-bagged me. honestly the most traumatic experience of my life and i might just sue EA for it

The lack of humor in this world is systemic and vile.

One of the things that sucks about online spaces such as tournaments, like the one in the video, or social media platforms such as twitter, is that sometimes you're at the mercy of someone else's insecurities. 2:31 More and more people are just subconsciously imposing their insecurities onto other people, which have developed from whatever negative past that they may have had, not realizing how destructive it can be.

There's t bagging in elden ring, but my favorite times is when you summon a friend who changes there helmet to the frog alien face and t bags with me, like two oompah loompas. Sometimes t bagging is nothing but harmless fun. Toxic is a bit of a stretch.

Imagine being so bad at video games you try to make tea bagging a major offense. This is where saying “go play single player” is a fair comeback.

“This is where we’re gonna shut the lobby down folks” The guy exudes Reddit janny energy

I used to love competitive cod, literally the crowd goes wild when someone gets a nasty kill and and teabags. it’s hilarious and gets the crowd going.

And then there is Minecraft where Teabagging is literally a sign of peace

The only thing out of this whole situation that brings me joy is the knowledge that the guy trying to act so tough about teabagging is going to be getting stream sniped and teabaged for the next couple of days.

Remember when Halo had more teabags than Lipton? Those were the days.

I bet you the “victim” of the teabag was like” dude, he just teabagged me, chill”

The worst thing you can say about teabagging is that it's unsportsmanlike. It's not sexual assault anymore than shooting your opponent in a shooting game is murder.

I've been teabagging (and getting teabagged) since games had a crouch button. It's just silly and harmless in my mind. I even think it's more tactful than mag dumping into a dead body, which at some point can become unnerving the more they do it- like, "Is person a psycho?" I can't do anything but laugh at teabagging, harder and harder the longer someone does it.

I have friends who went through actual, horrible, SA. For these "safe space makers" to equate real world SA with in game tea-bagging, sickens me. I hope both sides of their pillows are hot all nights until they change their view, and they step on a very small lego.

I like that people make inclusive places for all peoples and cultures by removing and excluding anyone that behaves differently from them.

Most of the time when I’m having a downer session where I’m just upset the entire time, most of the time if I get teabagged I start laughing cause the animation looks so goofy

Tbagging is actually good for two reasons 1. It's a tactical advantage (in some games, spamming the crouch key can make you difficult to hit) 2. It can get into the enemies head, and lower their morale.

If anyone thinks Teabagged in video games is problematic' then the person is suffering from an extreme case of lacking grass, sky, and even air.

I like how "the beginning" of videogames is a list of all 3 dimensional games. I hear you brother.

Dude was just on a power trip. The funny things is ALGS(biggest apex tournament) was like a week before this and there was teabagging in the tourney and nothing happened to the players

He issued a 2 tweet apology But surprise surprise, no one is allowed to reply What a big strong man, definitely the type of person to be upholding justice online

Imagine someone that ACTUALLY experienced SA and they are telling their story then some chump says they did too, and it’s TEABAGGING. Reminds me of that scene in The Office where the other black guy in the office bumps his chest and nods at Stanley, then Stanley rolling his eyes loll

First they took away our gamer words. Then they took away our gamer philosophy. *NOW THEY'RE TAKING AWAY OUR GAMER CULTURE!!! TOO FAR!!!*

I mean, I get it. Some people can have like trauma or something from some experience and teabagging could trigger them. That's fine, but those people need to understand that their feeling is a result of their trauma, and maybe either avoid the trigger or get help on dealing with it. Then there are people who just think it's vulgar. And I agree with that too. So is swearing, farting in public, and smacking your food. But those are just things people do. They aren't particularly harmful. I don't like them, but I'm not gonna go on a crusade against the evils of chewing your food too loud.

If that happened in a tournament I'm in, I'd publicly withdraw stating the tournament was clearly not intended for adults and I refuse to support events intended to take money from minors.

Sad part is I actually have a friend who's suffered through SA and I've taken her through games where you can get teabagged and never once was she offended. Maybe because teabagging carries no real world implications and people who do try to do so are disgusting individuals for trying to trivialize something as traumatizing and impactful as SA by comparing it to something in-game.

This is like saying you should be put in jail for speeding in gta

"You can't be doing that in a professional tournament." LIKE, BRO, HAVE YOU WATCHED ANY OF THE GAMES IN THE PRO CSGO SCENE? BETTER YET, HAVE YOU WATCHED ANY OF THE VALORANT MASTERS/CHAMPIONS GAMES?

I still love how there’s fucking “teabagging” in online games where you can’t even crouch, such as the splatoon series. It’s pretty much apart of gaming culture.

Golden times when shooting swearing or ripping someone's head off is more normal in a video game than tapping the crouch button on top them

The way you describe this ancient form of disrespect is just beautiful

I am the Mercy main who just melee’d to last-hit you then proceeded to tbag like they actually did something. I will never be sorry.

This guy really said "I can't be wrong, everyone else is." He pretty much guaranteed no one will want to be in any tournament he mods for ever again because he's an absolute joke that just wants to flex his big mod status

In high school I was getting bullied, and one of my bullies leapfrogged over my head dragging his nuts on top of my head. It was humiliating and I was very uncomfortable. Teabagging is video games is not remotely close to that.

you had me at "ladies and gentleman when it comes to teabagging"

"Should doing something within the confines of a video game be grounds for criminal legal action?" Whoever these people are, I need them to ask themselves this question out loud, and if they don't hear how stupid they sound I need them to seek help immediately.

I remember this one in-depth video on teabagging, kind of hilarious that the act is actually against the geneva convention, gamers do be committing warcrimes daily. edit: "we create a safe space for gamers" proceeds to shoot someone in the face, or stab him with a knife, that's actually hilarious.

Imagine living such an easy life that you have to stretch this hard to find a crisis to get upset about

This insane discussion is cheapening the real life experiences of sa survivors like myself and it pisses me off to no end. It is hard enough to come forward as it is and this help nobody.

I love the fact you couldn’t keep a straight face at the end of the apology 😂

this has the same energy as "should gamers be held accountable for in game war crimes?"

Game: contains guns deaths and a number of war crimes. Moderator: TeaBagging? what a toxic behavior.

I love how there are some games such as splitgate that actively encourage it

LMFAO REMEMBER THE EASTER EGG IN HALO 4, With the holograms 😂

I actually am proud when I see someone teabag me. Being an older gent, it feels like the passing of the torch to the younger generation, and then one day the next generation will continue the tradition. It's, beautiful.

I said it on Charlie’s video, and I’ll say it here too. Equating T-bagging yo REAL WORLD sexual assault is a disgusting and disgraceful comparison, that undermines real victims. Wisen up people. I couldn’t imagine how gross of a slap it is to real victims. If you are one, know these people are jackasses. And you have people to support you to stay strong/heal. I’ll have to talk about this myself in a video because this kind of thing REALLY grinds my gears and makes me sick that this is something that keeps happening.

This shit right here is exactly why gaming shouldn't go out of its way to be "inclusive", especially competitive gaming. It used to be that you either understood the competitive culture, made an honest effort to adapt to it if you didn't initially understand it, or you just weren't a part of it. Either you gatekeep your hobbies or you eventually get gatekept out of them yourself by people who demand that everything change to fit their sensibilities, as is clearly exemplified by this instance.

who remembers that halo song I Bagged a Noob

I would be facing a life sentence now on how many times I teabagged

"He teabagged the guy he killed" as if teabagging is worse than killing people.

I tell my friends to watch my screen when they're dead and then soon as they're watching I T bag and look down at their online body