HydroJames
Shining Sea Dragon
People can be quite creative with how they can use gestures as a means of insulting their opposition. But, in the sixth generation of gaming, with the advent of mainstream online gaming, people have found ways to demean and express dominance over their opponent.
Mainly used in First-Person Shooter games, perhaps due to a lack of emotes and taunts, players decided to improvise with one of the game's basic actions: crouching.
Born was teabagging, a gesture performed by repeatedly pressing the crouch button over the head of a downed enemy. While many other people would be sticking out their tounges, pulling their eyelids, flipping their middle fingers, shaking, slapping, and even baring their backsides, it takes a true menace to society to conquer their foe and have their genitalia hovering over their face as punishment.
Mainly used in First-Person Shooter games, perhaps due to a lack of emotes and taunts, players decided to improvise with one of the game's basic actions: crouching.
Born was teabagging, a gesture performed by repeatedly pressing the crouch button over the head of a downed enemy. While many other people would be sticking out their tounges, pulling their eyelids, flipping their middle fingers, shaking, slapping, and even baring their backsides, it takes a true menace to society to conquer their foe and have their genitalia hovering over their face as punishment.
