If you thought that the controversy surrounding Luke Kwon’s dream of missing time is the main building block of the Internet, well, you would be really surprised.
A quick refresher: The Internet event, a YouTube event produced by Barstool Sports and Bob does sports, was packed earlier this year and has just been released for six audiences in six episodes. The tournament featured broadcasts of 48 golfers competing for a million dollar prize, and garnered more than 20 million views.
When participant Luke Kwon fell ill on his tee time and was kicked out, the resulting avalanche of internet criticism directed at him seemed to become the talk of the tournament. That is, until the very end, which revealed two Juicer scandals: The question of advanced lies, and the alleged cheating by involvement in the RangeFinder slope operation.
What sad game is reviving this tournament? Good Brad Dalke, who ended up winning alongside his teammates Cody “beef” Franke (who strayed from the gates just before the Purdepa crossing, appeared in the episode of the week of the cigar, was revealed.
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“Going slow probably ends up being the biggest thing, which I think Kwon is really thankful for that both of those things happened in that last episode,” Dalke said. “It took a little heat off of him. But yeah, there’s a lot of drama, and luckily for me, I know I just have a chance to get a chance to win.” I don’t live. “
That was easier said than done for others. Dalke said that avoiding the distraction of the debate required his focus.
“There was in one place, you know, like 25 people huddled around one laptop trying to find or trying to see a video of MO [Malosi Togisala] With RalkeFinder, and I’m just like, I’m just standing on the tee box, “said Dalke.” I am not involved. I don’t care. I’m just focusing on my game and trying to give myself a good chance to win, and I’m glad I did, you guys think that’s what most people focus on. “
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Dalke, who has films alongside the members of the beautiful group, said that Mo has been facing the deterioration of the situation in this situation at the back end of the Internet, fighting for the Internet that has been criticizing both and his family members.
“People who go to his family, it’s so obvious and unbelievable that people do that,” she said. “But then again, it’s the Internet, and when you have that many eyebrows at you for one video, it’s like, if you do the right things, you’ll get the wrong heat.”
“I saw the video,” Kost said. “Do I think he moved the button? Sure. Do I think it’s a big deal? No
“How,” replied Dalke. “I mean, the video doesn’t look good. I’ll say that. But at the same time, it’s like one would be able to do it or just look at it.”
For more from Dalke, including more insight from the Internet, check out the full episode of SubPpar below.
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