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Who is Rich Campbell?
- One True King (OTK) co-founder Rich Cambell resigned from the content-streaming platform
- Campbell is a college dropout who was hired by Major League Gaming (MLG) as a cameraman in 2015
- Campbell announced that he would be joining One True King on October 11, 2020
One True King (OTK) co-founder Rich Cambell resigned from the content-streaming platform on Friday after he was accused of sexual assault by Twitch streamer Azalialexi.
Campbell responded to the allegations and revealed he had resigned from his position within One True Kings via a tweet: “I have read the statements made against me today. I will share my side of the story, but need some time to collect my thoughts,” he said. “OTK has requested that I resign from my position, and I have agreed. I will make an update soon.”
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Shortly after Campbell announced he had resigned, OTK put out the following statement:
“Today we learned of troubling allegations made against one of our founders, Rich Campbell. Rich has resigned from OTK immediately,” they said. “OTK stands firmly against sexual harassment and assault and is committed to upholding its core values. We’d like to thank our community for the continuous support and share your disappointment.”
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Who is Rich Campbell?
Richard Campbell was born on September 6, 1991. Campbell was a huge fan of video games from a young age and often spent much of his free time playing them.
He decided to move to New York to get a Medical Degree after he finished high school. However, he dropped out of college during the economic crash of 2008, as he was no longer able to afford it. After that, Campbell became homeless for a while.
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Around 2015, he was hired by Major League Gaming (MLG) as a cameraman during the MLG World Finals. The next year, MLG asked him to fill in as a commentator for a World of Warcraft tournament. After that, he was also asked to commentate for a Hearthstone tournament and later went on to commentate for a number of events from 2016 to 2019. However, he was fired from MLG in 2019 after he made critical comments about Blizzard, the creator of World of Warcraft.
Campbell announced that he would be joining One True King (OTK) alongside Asmongold, Esfand, Tips Out, and Mizkif on October 11, 2020. It was made out to be a lifestyle organization.
Although initially, Campbell had planned on taking on a more managerial role, he soon began devoting more and more time to streaming himself and as a result, started to grow in popularity.
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