Dr Disrespect watches KiLLa’s iconic CoD trash talk moments

Alan Bernal

Twitch star Call of Duty legend Adam ‘KiLLa’ Sloss, all while adding his own digs to back him up.

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The Call of Duty competitive scene has routinely featured some of the best trash talkers in all of esports ranging from the ameteur circuit all the way up to the pro scene.

While waiting to install the surprise early release for the Modern Warfare 2v2 Alpha demo, the Doc took a trip back to memory lane featuring KiLLa, Marcus ‘MiRx’ Carter, and Christopher ‘Parasite’ Duarte where even the Two-time got hyped at brutal slams from old-school CoD.

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The Doc opened up a video to the time KiLLa and co. were on Epsilon Esports side taking on Team Envy, when the pros launched a vicious tirade on their opponents.

Not one to be excluded from a Champion-level berating, the Doc joined in at various points to lay down the hurt alongside Epsilon as they were taking it to their opponents one jab at a time.

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Though in the heat of KiLLa’s pop-off, it seemed like Dr Disrespect was just as stunned at what the pro player was saying leading to hilarious hesitations from the streamer. Heck, there were sometimes where the Doc was speechless and just went along with what was being said in the clip.

Out of all his reactions, it sounded like the Doc was really able to get in line with KiLLa, calling Envy “weak” while touting his Champion status.

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But the Doc even had to take a step back when KiLLa called Damon ‘Karma’ Barlow “nothing” during his rant, noting that the comment might not have been entirely accurate: “(You are) nothing!! Ay, he’s got three rings. Ay, KiLLa he’s got three rings.”

Doc’s reactions were priceless throughout the entirety of the segment, but it had to be cut short since he was ready to boot up the new Call of Duty demo.

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Twitch viewers know how much of a trash talker the Doc can be in regular games of CoD, PUBG, or otherwise, and it seemed like hearing the expletives being thrown in the video made the Two-time want to join in on the action.

About The Author

Alan is a former staff writer for Dexerto based in Southern California who covered esports, internet culture, and the broader games/streaming industry. He is a CSUF Alum with a B.A. in Journalism. He's reported on sports medicine, emerging technology, and local community issues. Got a tip or want to talk?