Shotzzy and Dashy rank the rookies for the Call of Duty League
Two of the league's best-known players sat down to judge the newcomers, in a week of three uploads and a playful short about 'the nub'.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Ranking Rookies w/ Shotzzy & Dashy 😭
A usual day on the Call of Duty League's channel brings in a little over twenty thousand views. Lately it has been running at about half that, which is not unusual for the gap between seasons, when there are no matches to stream.
The week's centerpiece was "Ranking Rookies w/ Shotzzy & Dashy 😭", with the two pros sizing up the league's newcomers. Shotzzy won a world championship with the Dallas Empire in 2020, and Dashy made his name with OpTic. Their ranking picked up most of its crowd on the first day and has passed 30,000 views.
The newest upload is a short, "True respect for the nub 🤣", and nine hours in it was already moving faster than anything else on the channel. "No city was safe 😭" rounded out the three posts and has gone quiet. Further back, the Black Ops 7 Esports World Cup finals from August are still collecting a trickle of views.
Most game publishers and esports channels in the same group are also running below their usual pace, from World of Warcraft and Zenless Zone Zero to OpTic Gaming. That makes this a slow stretch for nearly everyone.
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The videos drawing views on Call of Duty League right now
- Channel
- Call of Duty League
- Subscribers
- 1,970,000
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- September 25, 2026
- Video views so far
- 31,798
- Views on its first day
- 19,970
The numbers
Here is how the Call of Duty League's channel and its latest uploads stand.
💡 Test your knowledge
With which team did Shotzzy win the 2020 Call of Duty League Championship?
Dallas Empire won the league's first championship in 2020 with Shotzzy on the roster.




