American Rapper T-Pain Shares Why He Wont Be Invited to Any Other Call of Duty Event

Only a week is left for Activision to release the much-awaited Call of Duty Modern Warfare II. Many fans are wondering how the developers will launch the upcoming title. Meanwhile, American rapper T-Pain shared why Call of Duty won’t invite him to any launch events.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is the upcoming first-person shooter developed by Infinity Ward and released by Activision. This upcoming game would be the direct sequel to the 2019 Modern Warfare Reboot.

The upcoming FPS title would follow the journey of Task Force 151, tasked to prevent a war-like situation while dealing with terrorists and drug cartels. So, Activision would want the best launch for this upcoming title.

T-Pain claims he would never be invited to Call of Duty launch events

As the release date nears for the upcoming Modern Warfare II, fans look forward to a launch event. Talking about the launch event, T-Pain recently shared the game series would never invite him to any launch event after his weird Vanguard launch event.

Vanguard is the latest Call of Duty title released last year. At the 2021 FPS game’s launch, the American rapper T-Pain, joined by 100 Thieves co-owner CourageJD, hosted the event. However, the fans witnessed the weirdest launch event ever.

T-Pain started the speech by hushing the audience and asking them to be quiet. But it got even weirder when the American rapper thanked the audience for letting him host with a bizarre speech.

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T-Pain said, ” I hope you all enjoyed the premiere of Call of Duty: Vanguard. Preorder. Preload. Prec*m. Yo, that’s all I got by the end of the night. Peace, love, and may you have three b*lls in the morning. I appreciate y’all, baby!”

Fans want this T-Pain’s weird hosting back

The American rapper might claim that Activision would never invite him to any launch events. However, the fans don’t feel the same, as they want T-Pain to host future CoD premier events. One fan event said the launch event was the best part of Vanguard. Let’s look at some of those fun reactions from fans.

What are your thoughts about the weird hosting by T-Pain? Do you think Activision should invite the American rapper again for another event?

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