Let's start with Kourtney Kardashian, who recently posted a photo on her Instagram story that shows her playing Valorant. And you can see that she's been into the game for quite some time, at least by the fact that she's using the RGX 11Z Pro Melee. Plus, she has some pro gear like a Finalmouse Starlight, which is used by, for example, ScreaM from Team Liquid. However, she may have been encouraged to try Valorant by her fiancé, Travis Barker of blink-182, who also makes no secret of his love of video games and has produced music for such classics as Saints Row and Need For Speed. | © Kourtney Kardashian
The fact that Mike Shinoda is a fan of Riot Games productions has been known for quite some time. We could see him at the event associated with the official release of Arcane, where he admitted that he played a little League of Legends, although he prefers Valorant. In fact, Mike Shinoda has a Twitch channel where he streams his Valorant gameplay occasionally, although it's mostly having fun with his friends in Unrated. Last year, he even played in a charity event along with Team Liquid players and even managed to steal some frags there. | © Greg Doherty
Classic sports are not all that Kevin Durant, a certified NBA superstar, is interested in. And interestingly enough, the games played are not those from the NBA 2K series – he prefers tactical shooters. In fact, Kevin Durant and Michael B. Jordan are the sponsors of Andbox Gaming, an NA esports organization that is doing quite well on the semi-pro Valorant scene. As a thank you, the organization sent him a PC designed specifically for streaming, so who knows, maybe one day, we will find out if Kevin Durant is as good in Valorant as he is at basketball. © Andbox
Let's move on to another music industry star – Zedd. Because of the fact he couldn't tour in 2020 and was a bit bored, he decided to give Valorant a try. Today, we all know about his official collaboration with Riot on the Spectrum skin line, and his current rank is Immortal 1, just 1 step away from Radiant. And by the way, he's playing all games inverted, and Valorant is no exception; we don't know how he does that, but well, it seems like he just developed some sort of weird muscle memory habits. © Riot Games
This Netflix/Disney movie star not only "plays Valorant", but he's also pretty good at it. Jordan Fisher's rank is Immortal 1, which puts him in the top 1.2% of all Valorant players, although by the time you read this, he may already be at Radiant as he's pretty serious about his climb. It's also no secret that he's been playing Valorant right from the start; shortly after it came out of beta, he tweeted that he really wants to be hired as a voice actor for one of the Valorant Agents. And Valorant is not the only game Jordan Fisher plays! Actually, both his YouTube and Twitch channels are devoted entirely to gaming and feature titles such as Apex Legends and Fortnite. © Jordan Fisher
And finally, half-joking, half-serious, the 00s star known from "Crank That", who has recently been doing some very... noisy (let's put it that way) streams on Twitch. One day, his viewer showed him Phoenix, a Duelist Agent who, as you can see, looks just like him, which made Soulja Boy try the game for a couple of streams. And we can tell you that he really liked the way Phoenix is designed, although it didn't take long until he was back to his "regular" content. © Soulja Boy
Regardless of popularity, social status, net worth, and all that sort of things, these celebrities have one thing in common with us – they just like to play a bit of Valorant from time to time. And they don't hide it! Actually, some of them are quite good at the game and are really serious about their Radiant grind. | © Riot Games
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