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A Sucker Punch developer's controversial tweet about Charlie Kirk's death ignited a firestorm, prompting calls for a boycott of the studio's upcoming game, Ghost of Yotei. The developer's post, quickly deleted but widely shared, sparked debate about dark humor and political expression in gaming. As #BoycottGhostOfYotei trended, Sucker Punch's silence amplified the controversy.

Charlie Kirk, a conservative figure and Bears fan, passed away. Before his death, Kirk openly discussed his Bears fandom. He notably critiqued quarterback Caleb Williams. This happened at a rally before a game against the Minnesota Vikings. Kirk defended the Bears' legacy despite his reservations about Williams. The Bears lost to the Vikings, adding context to Kirk's comments.

Faf du Plessis, along with other athletes, took to social media to mourn the death of Charlie Kirk, who was shot while addressing nearly 3,000 people at Utah Valley.