1st Annual Bush Awards go live tonight
Telluride Bush Gaming's first Bush Awards stream live at 8est tonight, with finalists posted for Favorite Player to Shit On and Drunk of the Year, and Numbers set to co-host.
1st Annual Bush Awards set for tonight
Bush awards live at 8est t.co/erO2HMBTqp
The account confirmed the results were in and that the '1st Annual Bush Awards' would stream live Friday night at 8est, then followed up today with a same-day reminder: 'Bush awards live at 8est.' A separate post billed the show as '20+ awards with acceptance speeches from winners around the scene,' framing it as a scene-wide event rather than an internal one.
Per the account, Numbers is co-hosting the broadcast and is himself up for multiple awards — a detail that puts a name from outside the four-man roster inside the show itself. That crossover, plus the acceptance-speech format, is the clearest signal yet of what this first Bush Awards is meant to be: a community-facing production, not just a highlight reel of the org's own year.
Finalists posted for two categories
The #unshaven have spoken,,,here are the Finalists for Favorite Player to Shit On 🏆
Ahead of the show, the account posted finalists for 'Favorite Player to Shit On,' captioned 'The #unshaven have spoken,,,here are the Finalists.' It's a category built entirely on audience input, and posting the finalists list is the account inviting its followers to keep engaging before the results air tonight.
A second finalists post covered 'Drunk of the Year,' again naming Numbers as both a co-host and a nominee. Stacking two finalist reveals and a co-host tease into the same short window is the account building toward tonight's stream in stages rather than dropping the full show cold.
The London Files vlog series wraps up
The London Files are out now 🌳 Watch here t.co/F7z66htaKL
The account released 'The London Files' this week, the vlog series it had teased in earlier posts — coverage already noted here in 'Bush teases release of Jerry's London van vlog.' Individual posts from the trip carried their own captions: 'Jerry's thoughts on London,' a driving clip captioned '"this is where you spawn right here,"' and a separate one about Jerry sensing something off with the group's Birmingham Airbnb before they'd even stepped inside.
Jersey Jerry also posted his own clip captioned 'Say Goodnight to The Bad Guy !!!!' during the same stretch. Between the account's own cuts and Jerry's personal posts, the London trip is the throughline of the week's content — a single trip mined for a run of separate posts rather than one all-at-once release.
Roster banter and outside content
Mook posted the results of the '2026 Lil Sas Fantasy Football League Draft' (2 QB, full PPR), pulling the roster's attention toward football for a post that has nothing to do with the game they compete in. Elsewhere, Prolute and Spart traded jabs in a thread — Prolute writing 'Hes been tweaking in my texts every day,' Temp conceding 'spart got me beat honestly i got one bad day.'
None of it touches the four-man roster directly — Bush still fields two signed players against two open seats — but it's the kind of off-game noise that fills a week with no competitive dates on the calendar.
Outlook
With no event on the schedule since the LCQ finish on July 31 — 3rd for $9,000, part of a season that now stands at 17 events, $132,000 and 13 podiums — the account has spent this stretch building something that isn't a match at all. A first-ever awards show, co-hosted by someone outside the org and voted on by the audience, is a bigger swing than a normal week of clips; it's Bush trying to make itself the center of a scene rather than just report on one.
That the show leans on outside names — Numbers co-hosting and nominated, finalists chosen by the audience — matters more with two of the roster's four seats still open. A brand-building night like this doesn't fill a roster spot, but it's the kind of visibility that makes filling one easier.
Upcoming
1st Annual Bush Awards, live tonight at 8est, per the account