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All Easter eggs in Worlds 2023 song ‘Gods’ music video

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The audio online video for the Worlds 2023 music “Gods” by NewJeans has been produced.

In this video clip, League of Legends dsports fans are taken on a journey by the highs and lows of Korean bot laner Kim “Deft” Hyuk-kyu’s lifestyle just before he became a Environment Champion.

This four-minute audio video clip is crammed with Easter eggs and references that showcase vital times from his job, including interactions with some of the most unforgettable gamers in the scene.

Easter eggs and triumphs: The new music movie of Worlds 2023 tune ‘Gods’ chronicles Deft’s vocation

  • Faker and Deft attended the exact same superior school together
  • Faker’s Zed in the course of Worlds 2013
  • Deft’s space includes an alpaca plush
  • PawN compared to Deft at Worlds 2014
  • Rekkles’ Kennen at Worlds 2015
  • Dealing with DAMWON Gaming at Worlds 2020
  • DRX successful Worlds 2022

Faker and Deft attended the same higher school alongside one another

Worlds 2023 song "Gods" Easter eggs featuring Faker and Deft
Credit rating: Riot Games

The new music video commences with Deft heading to faculty on a chilly winter season early morning. Inside of the classroom, we place T1 star player, Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok, seated just a number of chairs away from Deft.

Faker and Deft the two attended Mapo High College and started out their experienced careers at roughly the exact time again in 2013.

Faker’s Zed in the course of Worlds 2013

Worlds 2023 song "Gods" Easter eggs featuring Faker as Zed
Credit score: Riot Online games

The tunes online video transitions to a scene where by Deft is engaged in a battle in opposition to a Blue Sentinel. As he glances close to, he witnesses Faker defeating the Baron Nashor with Zed’s loadout.

This minute is a immediate nod to Faker’s general performance in recreation two of the Worlds 2013 closing, where his mastery of Zed served SK Telecom T1 protected their to start

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2022 RBC Heritage leaderboard: Jordan Spieth edges Patrick Cantlay in playoff for another Easter Sunday win

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One week after missing the cut at the Masters for the first time in his career, Jordan Spieth revived his game and won for the second consecutive Easter Sunday. Last year, he took the Texas Open the week before the Masters. Just over 12 months later, he took the RBC Heritage in a sudden death playoff over Patrick Cantlay the week after teeing it up at Augusta National.

Spieth’s win Sunday was unconventional in many ways. He putted it terribly throughout the week, highlighted by a missed 18-inch putt on the final hole Saturday that seemed destined to bite him entering Round 4. However, after making two eagles on the front side of the course, he drained a lengthy birdie at the last to enter the clubhouse at 13 under with several players still on the course.

That was the second unconventional part of his win. Rarely do we see a player post as early as he did Sunday and go on to win. When he stood on the 18th tee box at 12 under before making birdie at the final hole of the tournament, Data Golf tabbed him with a 0.8% chance to claim the trophy. But as Harold Varner III, Shane Lowry, Sepp Straka and others fell apart behind him, his odds of victory started to rise.

In the end, only Cantlay was able to match Spieth at 13 under after Cantlay dripped home a birdie on the 17th hole and took his Ryder Cup teammate to extra holes. Spieth’s putt on No. 18 from Saturday again flashed through the minds of everyone watching. That single stroke would have won him the tournament outright, and the golf gods seemed ready to kick a tournament Cantlay’s direction. 

However, this is the highest wire act in all of sports we’re

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