E3 2016: Terry Crews and Snoop Dogg Aren't Very Good at Battlefield 1

EA livestreamed a 64-person Battlefield 1 multiplayer match after its E3 presentation Sunday, and it featured the likes of actor Terry Crews, rapper Snoop Dogg, and professional footballer Marshawn Lynch. Thanks to the PS4 Germany Twitter account, we now know how each celebrity performed during the match.

None of the celebrities dominated, though among themselves, rapper Wiz Khalifa came out on top with a kill-death record of 2-11 and a score of 7056. Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman followed with the best kill-death record of 9-11 and a score of 6892, while rapper The Game had 6117 points.

The celebrities who didn't do so well include actor Jamie Foxx with a score of 1142 and rapper Lupe Fiasco with 945--Fiasco doesn't seem to be as good at Battlefield 1 as he is Street Fighter V, a game he beat pro fighting game player Daigo at earlier this year. Actor and proud keyboard-and-mouse player Terry Crews narrowly escaped last place with a kill-death record of 0-8 and a score of 585--model Emily Ratajkowski took dead last with 324 points.

Xbox director of programming Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb held his own with a kill-death record of 3-12 and a score of 5763. You can check out all of the celebrity rankings in the list at the bottom of the article.

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You can see GameSpot's E3 coverage of Battlefield 1 through the links below. You can also follow all of our event coverage at our E3 hub here.

• Battlefield 1 Presentation at E3 2016
• Battlefield 1's Bombastic Gameplay Trailer, See Zeppelin Crash and Burn
• Battlefield 1 E3 Press Conference Reactions