Exciting times for VALORANT players as Episode Six, Act Two launched on March 7 with Patch 6.04. It introduced Gekko as a new agent, along with performance updates, bug fixes, and a new battle pass.
The battle pass offers fun rewards, including references to pop culture and internet memes.
Here are all the meme references in VALORANT’s Episode 6 Act 2 battle pass.
All meme references in VALORANT’s Episode 6 Act 2 battle pass
Meme references have become a tradition in VALORANT. They make low-value loot more interesting for players.
Equipping these funny collectibles allows players to add some spice to their matches and joke with their allies.
Tier 7: Huh? Spray
Reyna references a popular meme that expresses confusion. It can be used as a taunt after an ally messes up in the game.
Tier 34: Bye OP spray
Jett players buying Operators is a recurring meme in VALORANT. This spray likely references that.
Every game has its black sheep, and Jett is often picked by players who want to carry games by themselves. Sometimes, these players also take the Operator, which can be a double-edged sword. With this spray, players can send a signal without spamming the chat.
Tier 40: Whaaat? Spray
Yoru references the “confused screaming” meme. Although he doesn’t have a pan like in the meme, the image is similar and will catch players’ attention.
Tier 46: Omen Cat Dance Spray
An animated spray featuring Omen refers to a popular cat dance meme. It’s a humorous addition to the battle pass.
Tier 20: Dolla Dolla Bill Y’All Spray
This spray is not a meme reference, but rather an homage to a rap classic from 1997 called Dolla Dolla Bill Y’All.
Tier 37: Extra Crispy Buddy
The Extra Crispy Buddy spray is a clever wordplay. While it might make players hungry, it can also help improve aim.
The battle pass offers many other references, including the game’s mascot, Tacti-bear, and character synergies.
The new season in VALORANT has begun, and it will last for over a month before the next season. Players can now experience the new agent Gekko.