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LOS ANGELES -- Steve Aoki,Watch Jukkalan Online celebrity esports owner of team Rogue, linked up with Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance on Wednesday for a charity Overwatchmatch in Los Angeles.

The musical duo hopes to raise $10,000 for Best Buddies and National Alliance on Mental Illness. The stream will begin Wednesday at 5 p.m. PT on Aoki's Twitch channel.

SEE ALSO: Steve Aoki-owned Rogue wants to be the 'Overwatch' League team of Las Vegas

Best Buddies is nonprofit dedicated to creating employment opportunities for people with developmental and intellectual disabilities; NAMI helps support and educate people and families that suffer from mental illness.

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It wasn't immediately clear who would be playing the match, or whether they'd be playing against each other or together.

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This isn't the first time Way and Aoki have collaborated, the pair released a remixed version of My Chemical Romance's "The Black Parade" for its 10th anniversary on Monday.

You can listen below:

Aoki invested in Las Vegas-based team Rogue in early October. Rogue has seen great success in Overwatch, winning the $100,000 grand prize for OverwatchAtlantic tournament. They're currently ranked 5th in the world for the game.

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