xQc and Dafran Wholesome Moment

Fans of Felix “xQc” Lengyel were viewing clips of dafran’s gameplay on a recent livestream, only to discover that dafran was watching the same stream!

It was a true moment of brotherhood between the long-time rivals. The two have a lengthy history together and have had some amusing confrontations, but this livestream clip, swearing aside, felt wholesome. 

xQc and dafran took the “React Meta” to a new level by reacting to each other while concurrently monitoring the other player. In a short time, the former Overwatch pro went from watching Master Chef to watching dafran. xQc was preoccupied with reacting to live footage of dafran playing a game, which resulted in a humorous exchange between the two. xQc halted and hopped over to dafran’s stream after a few moments of observing the gameplay. The echo of xQc’s own voice came over the speakers at that point. He exclaimed; “It’s not bad, it’s not bad. What’s going on? . . . Hey, he’s, f*ck you! F*ck you motherf*cker!”

The streamer laughed, flashed the camera with his middle fingers, and laughed for several minutes. After sipping coffee and asking to chat, “What’s up? ” the clip ends. xQc and dafran shared a pretty heartwarming moment despite being rivals in the Overwatch League. 

On social media, it received a great response, with one Reddit commenter describing it as “wholesome.” Others pointed to the streamer’s time watching Master Chef and the quality of the content. Fans may recall their time in Rust together, as the two have streamed together for a long time. In 2019, they both quit the Overwatch League at the same time. Dafran posted a video of xQc “swearing his loyalty” to the PVP server on Twitter, which resulted in him becoming xQc’s in-game servant farmer. The two are now simultaneously monitoring each other’s streams. 

They’ve also collaborated in Overwatch, stomped entire teams, and played Rust together. xQc went from reacting to Master Chef to reacting to dafran, only to react to dafran’s friend reacting to him. It may not appear so, but it’s a hilarious and pleasant exchange between rivals and friends. 

This might be the best reactionary content from an Overwatch pro’s stream since Master Chef, but Felix mentioned that’s something he’s “getting worked on.”