Joey Nato Reacts to Ticking Away ft. Grabbitz & bbno$ // VALORANT Champions 2023 Anthem 

OMG I am about to move overseas as well in a few days and leave all my valorant friends behide... How did you get over it?

stay strong bruh..let me know if you wanna play unrated

@@sauravmishra9474 lmao

You should’ve kidnapped them and took them with you

Yeah the story of the music video was awesome too.

he actually produces Fire Again too, fire beat

he has produced all of them so...

Same

Same tbh!!!

I think the the hook scream is grabbitz actually! And bbno$ does only the rap verse

@@lucasblank8580 i think he also didn't the sung verse with the softer/muted background. I might be wrong about that tho

That's grabbitz lol

it's just unfortunate that grabbitz and bbno$ have a similar texture on their voice, i also thought it was bbno$ screaming his balls out for that chorus lol

the vandal is sick the knife is dead sadly

@@Proxi02 yeah… the knife really is not very good lol

Fr he sounds so good on the songs he did for Valorant. I was kinda surprised when Die For You dropped that Riot went for his style rather than the absolute epicness that we get from most League Anthems; but I immediately loved it and still do.

​@@elliottleguehennec8302they defo going for more of a techno vibe with val

Thank youuu Liz 🥺

I c u kita 🤌

😂😂😂

Up

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Someone on the song music video posted this as a video synopsis: A band of childhood friends from seemingly different walks of life come together and eventually discover Valorant. The game brings them closer together. The sweet taste of victory; the bitterness of defeat---the journey itself solidified their friendship as their in-game grind reflects the eventual growing up they do in life. Throughout the years, they played and enjoyed the game together, but as reality eventually catches up and gets in the way (jobs, other responsibilities, etc.), some of the crew hung up their headphones and started focusing on other things except for their one friend who is determined to climb the highest level possible and become a professional Valorant player. As time "ticks away" the protagonist player continues the grind; ONE MORE game, he says, as he inches closer to his dream...and then it happens. He becomes a pro player...but at what cost? As he climbed the stairs to the stage, he thinks back and wonders if it was all worth it. Did he reach this point all by himself? Was all those hours of gaming worth it? What about his old friends? Do they still think about him? His focus on the game prevented him from being able to spend time with them like in the old days. Do they still think about him? To his surprise, as the game is about to begin, he catches a glimpse of his old crew sitting at the front showing their full support of him---smiles beaming as they cheer for him. One more...one more...not just for me. One more for my friends...One more for the old times....One more for the future....One more, he thinks as he stretches and jumps into the game, ready to give it his all. TLDR: Not everyone will become a pro Valorant player, but that doesn't matter. It's the memories made, the grind together, the wins and losses together, and the incessant pursuit to become better in the game and in other aspects of life that matters. The journey of Valorant itself and how it brings people together is what makes this game what it is.