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Counter-Strike Co-Creator Says Gabe Newell Got So Obsessed With Mongolian Throat Singing at Valve HQ That Staff Started Closing Their Office Doors to Escape the Noise

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Counter-Strike co-creator Minh Le recently shared a story revealing that Valve CEO Gabe Newell became intensely interested in Mongolian throat singing during his time at the company. This unusual hobby reportedly led to Newell practicing the vocal technique throughout the office, prompting employees to close their doors to escape the noise. The anecdote has quickly gone viral, generating amusement and memes among gaming fans curious about the quirks of Valve's leadership.

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