TikTok changed everything. Back when I started posting quick VR gameplay clips, I could never have imagined where it would lead. But now, with over 1.3 million followers and constant engagement across platforms, I’m using that audience to help shine a light on VR esports—and trust me, it’s only getting bigger.

1. The Power of Short-Form, Immersive Content
My TikTok clips—from NHL Sense Arena VR hockey plays to bar-fight simulator chaos—spark conversations and curiosity. VR looks wild on video—and it’s that weird, visceral wow factor that’s getting people hooked.

2. Going Beyond the Game Titles
‍Titles like Just Dance VR (dropped in 2024) add new dimensions—rhythm, expression, social connection—that push VR esports beyond classic competition Wikipedia. Meanwhile, games like Gorilla Tag, a social VR staple, prove competitive edge can come from creativity and community interaction. I love exploring all of it in my streams.

3. Shaping the VR Esports Culture
I want to break down myths around VR—that it’s just niche or expensive. In my streams, I show the learning curve, the mistakes, the hype plays, and the fun. Viewers see they can jump in, play, and compete without elite gear or experience. That’s how we build a thriving, inclusive VR esports space.

Catch my latest TikToks and streams—whether it's VR hockey moments or immersive rhythm battles—and come see why VR esports is ready to go mainstream.

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