Dr Disrespect shares “official” reply to Valorant Twitch drop complaints

Brent Koepp

Fresh off viewers accusing him of faking Valorant drops on Twitch, popular streamer Dr Disrespect prepared an “official” response to those upset by it. And it’s every bit as Doc as fans would expect.

Riot Games’ hotly anticipated FPS Valorant made its public debut on April 7. To celebrate, the developer teamed up with streamers to enable drops on their broadcasts which allowed viewers a chance to get into the beta.

However, on April 8, Dr Disrespect was accused by a viewer of faking this on his streams, and during an April 13 broadcast the Two-Time gave an “official” response to his detractors.

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Dr Disrespect’s “official” reply

The streamer opened up his broadcast addressing the criticism he had faced for including “drops” in the title of his past broadcasts when he wasn’t partnered with Riot Games for the Valorant beta.

“I have a statement to say. There is a lot of people that were upset that I had drops enabled in my stream title last weekend. I should probably step up, and be a man about the situation. A lot of people were upset about it. News outlets picked it up,” he began.

He then delivered an official statement to those upset by his actions. “I would like to put out and official response. I don’t give a f**k,” he said, staring at the camera and continuing. “You’re looking at the best in the business, baby. You think I give a f**k!?” before shaking his head and breaking into laughter.

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Defiantly, he named his April 13 broadcast “Drops! Drops! Drops!” and began to mock those angered by him including the word in his title. “Drops on drops! And drops! Come right on in!” he yelled.

He continued to throw it back into the face of his critics, screaming, “Drops and drops with more drops in the drops!” which caused his chat to explode with laughter.

The whole saga kicked off days before, when someone accused Dr Disrespect on Twitter of misleading viewers. “Dr. Disrespect has, for the past two days, had “drops” in his title, but his stream actually isn’t flagged to drop keys. Pretty fraudulent,” they said.

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Regardless of how you feel about streamers putting “drops” in their title, it should be noted that it quickly became a joke on Twitch, and many personalities were doing it for comedic purposes.

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Despite the complaints, Dr Disrespect delivered a response fitting of his name. And if nothing else, it’s a lesson that if you have an issue with the Two-Time, he doesn’t care and will let you know about it.

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Brent is a former writer at Dexerto based in the United States, who covered topics such as Pokemon, Gaming, and online Entertainment.