Call of Duty: Clip of the Day! (Ep.2)

Trickshotting in Call of Duty is the art of securing a kill—usually the final kill of a match—using flashy, highly impractical movements like spinning, jumping, weapon swapping, or scoping mid-air, prioritizing style over efficiency. It rose to prominence during the Modern Warfare 2 and Black Ops era (2009–2012), when killcams and theater mode made it possible to replay and share insane shots across YouTube and early social media. FaZe Clan played a massive role in popularizing trickshotting, turning it into a cultural phenomenon with montages, clan tryouts, and a competitive creative scene that blurred the line between casual gameplay and performance art. Although later Call of Duty titles shifted toward esports and stricter matchmaking, trickshotting remains a nostalgic and influential part of COD history, representing a time when creativity, flair, and community-driven content defined the game just as much as winning did. #viral #callofduty #bo7 #blackops #trickshot