Career: Professional Esports Player (League of Legends)
Real name: Zaqueri Black, Professional name: Aphromoo
Why I chose this individual
career success
-The reason why i chose Aphromoo is because he is a good team player much like I try to be.
-He is the only African American in the League of Legends profession.
-He has won the united states championship and made it to the world series.
-Aphromoo is the only pro African American in League of Legends
-He has been a pro for Six consecutive years
-He has been in 10 different pro teams in those 6 years
-Him and his team also won the 2016 North American League of Legends Championship Series
Yea boi that's who I wanna be when I get into Esports!
Cite Sources
https://lol.gamepedia.com/Aphromoo
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aphromoo
What take-aways
It was hard to find his information since he isnt talked about a lot.
-When I was researching Aphromoo I was amazed at the fact that he was the only African American in the industry.
-He changed his postition in the game multiple times to adapt the the team and help others which is something I look up to.
-He's as down to earth as I am and tries very hard every time.
-He also has a lot on his plate due to playing professionally, live streaming when he has time, and he does YouTube too.
What parallels do you foresee between your career journey and this individual
In what way will your legacy be viewed by the next generation?
-Man imma be real with you my legacy will be viewed as something amazing by every one else.
- People will be proud at the fact that I came out of the hood and through the struggle and now I am enjoying what I do
-I will have fans that will be watching my streams and follow me eyyyy.
-We are both a different race other than Caucasian. -We would both go through a racial divide and have it harder when we would try to make it to a professional team.
-Another parallel I see is that this profession will become something very serious and i will spend most of my career playing professionally rather than anything else.