Former Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) professional and S8UL Esports’ content creator, Aman Jain, recently addressed the mounting demand from Team SouL fans for his inclusion in the team. Negotiating between career aspirations and personal priorities, Aman highlighted his pursuit of upward career growth over retracing steps. Furthermore, Aman emphasized his commitment to his streaming career and underlined the uncertainties in esports.
Aman Explains Why He Doesn’t Want to Join Team SouL
In a recent livestream, Aman addressed the growing demand from Team SouL fans for him to join the team. Amidst this fervor, Aman navigated the delicate balance between his career ambitions and personal priorities. He emphasized his desire to aim for upward growth in his career rather than retracing his steps backward. “If I take that position again, you won’t see me on YouTube because I only have one focus at a time. If I want to win a trophy, my sole focus would be on winning the trophy; if I want to make my team win, my sole focus would be on that. Even though I might not have any skills or any strategy to achieve it, I will try my hardest to do it and achieve it. Now, I want to stream, so you will only see me streaming,” he explained.
Aman acknowledged his multi-talented nature but maintained that he believed in concentrating all his efforts on one thing that he is pursuing. “If I play BGMI tournaments today, I will try to play in a way that I can compete with every player in the community. If you ask why I don’t play tournaments, it’s because I want to make my career,” he added.
One of the most thought-provoking aspects of Aman’s statement was his honest acknowledgment of the uncertainties surrounding his performance in esports. Although he affirmed his ability to give his all in tournaments, he recognized that success wasn’t guaranteed. “I can’t say for sure if I will be suitable to play the game after three years. After those three years, I will have to resort to streaming and work hard here. That’s why I directly chose streaming,” he added.
Aman Believes His Relationship With Team SouL Players Has Transitioned from Friends to Colleagues
Aman also spoke about his relation with the players from Team SouL. He explained that his relationship with the players has transitioned from close friends to professional colleagues over the last few months. He added that they used to live together, but that wasn’t the case anymore. “I don’t know how their nature will be towards me. Secondly, I don’t know if they will listen to me because when everything happened professionally, our communication decreased a little. So, I don’t think they will listen to what I say, because they know 90% of what is wrong and what is right,” he added.
Lastly, Aman expressed his faith in the capability of Amit and Sid, implying that they are completely capable of handling the team.
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