Every time Justin gets Daigo parry ptsd (2022)

[@eldredangelopoblete5580]

PTSD = Parry that shit! Daigo 🤣🥲

[@TriggerzConnors]

Thats a good one xD

[@Gang3rs]

gonna admit, thats a good one

[@lo_ueyn]

10 years in the joint made you a bad parry user!

[@Ridlay_]

💀

[@AtroSpecter]

Bring that shit Kazuma

[@ilyasbasuki3207]

I like to believe that these players normally can't do the Daigo parry flawlessly, but when their opponent is Justin, they immediately master it.

[@Trollgernautt]

headcanon accepted.

[@Sinistar-mi2vc]

Nah man, every Ken player inmediately learns how to perfect parry when their oponent is a chun li

[@giulyanoviniciussanssilva2947]

It is a proven fact in physics.

[@ipunchcats2974]

Moment 37 Curse

[@Mr_Buu]

Personally, I want to believe all these players have practiced and labbed this moment alot. We are just seeing who could actually perform under the pressure of jwong himself.

[@Box_of_Octopus]

Justin :*picks chun-li* Everyone : "we Daigo now"

[@StrikeWarlock]

It's like they all get possessed by Daigo the same way Agent Smith takes over NPCs in the Matrix.

[@jstar3382]

​@sanair2007 he's talking about the end of 3 where he takes over everything

[@AngryDemonBowser]

Best comment

[@dreadgrave3379]

The man is the victim of the single most practiced non-bnb combo in human history

[@phil4863]

LET'S GO JUSTIN!! the guy that screamed that is infamous

[@Jetanium]

@@phil4863 he needs to be tracked down and interviewed.

[@MrLachapell]

Non-bnb ?

[@DJ-pj6gr]

@@MrLachapell non bed and breakfast

[@Stolanis]

@@MrLachapell BnB in fighting games stands for 'bread and butter'. BnB refers to combos that are considered essential to know: typically each character will have a set of combos that are crucial to their playstyle, so any seasoned player will know these combos like the back of their hand, making BnB combos a good place to start when picking up a new character or game. A lot of modern fighting games have tutorials that teach you these combos and may also have on-screen input guides so you can practise them in a lab mode too. What OP is saying is that it would normally be unusual for an edge-case combo like this to be so widely practised - but because that particular parry string was made famous by Daigo, EVERYBODY wants to be able to pull off a combo that is most definitely *not* a BnB.

[@1UnderKable]

Love that he's the gatekeeper now. "Are you man enough to Daigo Parry me?"

[@Zonedoutallthetime]

you must defeat Justin Wong to stand a chance

[@OnlyLiarGameFan]

How is that gatekeeping?

[@KopperNeoman]

@Tokyo Security Comittee Employee Because he's keeping the posers out. Woke people hate not being the gatekeepers, they don't hate gatekeeping.

[@JNun-pr8rh]

@@KopperNeoman schitzo what are you talking about

[@giulyanoviniciussanssilva2947]

How to make a sentence that doesn't work in other languages.

[@zetsun0]

Props for justin for taking that legendary moment in such a fun & heartwarming way, even after so long

[@jurgenolivieira1878]

Justin explained once that SF was not his main game at that tournament. So he was completely focussed on another game and actually glad he made that far in SF at all. I don't he was even salty or anything about it. It was after it went viral and everybody trying to Diago parry him all the time it became a thing. I think that's what started the PTSD, not the event itself. But I could be wrong the video was a long time ago.

[@eduardodias2073]

@@jurgenolivieira1878 i don't think that's even PTSD, that's just a joke, nowadays he's just aware of the 50/50 percent of chance that he is going to get parry

[@ElyskeTheDonut]

Yea - I'm glad it didn't turn into a weird ego thing. Justin has proved that he's a top level fighting game player over and over again, he can take these small L's because it means so much more for the community.

[@djpegao]

Anyone else would have crumbled under the pressure of having the lead and lose to someone with less than 1% of health, however Justin has made that moment an integral part of his career and effectively had turned it around to his favor, like we see on this video.

[@SomeIdiota]

What else can a legend do? Shoulder salt for eternity? I think not!

[@Shadow1798]

I am convinced every Ken main has practiced this

[@ashurad_fox5991]

It is a requirement... Even my friend who mains Ken on the newer games practice it religiously. (I play a different fighting game because of that, since If I play with someone like that... I knew I would lose)

[@Spooderman-sq5uj]

Thine is a rite of passage amongst the Ken Mains. If one must parry, you must become the parry. - M. Bison Main

[@flashbackfrank8781]

​@@ashurad_fox5991coward. Lose and grow.

[@againstall6796]

Obviously, since youtube era

[@Jknight416]

Who said that this was limited to Ken mains only?

[@RepublicOfUs]

A million people have said it, but goddammit, I'm gonna say it too; Justin is such a fucking awesome dude for letting people have their own shot at the Daigo Parry. No bitterness, no ego, just a smile on his face every time, giving them an experience in the FGC that literally *only* he could do. "You think you got it? Let's find out!" Fantastic human being.

[@ZachStarAttack]

hahaha

[@wea69420]

fckn true, man. Dude's a legend and is beyond happy to let others enjoy one of the most iconic moments in gaming history

[@TheJbrown60]

so funny when he picks the other super and he still got parried

[@davehan241]

Totally agree. He could be a TOTAL A** about it and never let anyone get a chance to try...like hoarding treasure. But Justin's probably the best ambassador of the FGC.

[@marcusmeins1839]

You dont got it XDDD

[@kyleyuen245]

Did Justin forget 3rd strike literally added a parry challenge dedicated to kicking his ass

[@CUTIE_POXX]

I'm sure he didn't. While this challenge is pretty cool, doing it to the man himself in a real situation is a way more authentic experience, especially when people are able to pick other characters than Ken to do it.

[@The-P-iz-Free]

That challenge is goated..it took me yearsssss to get it right..not gone lie i was off of third strike till I seen what daigo did to him

[@fatalfury28]

Dedicated to his PTSD you mean,

[@FringeSpectre]

​@@The-P-iz-Free"not gone lie"

[@bobanobahoba1642]

He went and tried it himself

[@PaddyRoon7]

For anyone who's thinking along the lines of "Maybe it's not as hard as I thought if randoms on Fightcade can do it", a few things to note: Firstly, due to Evo Moment 37 being the most viral FGC clip of all time, everyone and their mother has practiced this parry, meaning a surprising portion of players have mastered it. Secondly, probably the hardest part is inputting forward just before the screen freeze. If you only attempt to parry after the screen freeze, you get hit. It's not really possible to be 100% consistent on that since it's a read and not a reaction. Finally, you can imagine that everything becomes 10x harder when tournament nerves are a thing. These are casual Fightcade matches with Justin having fun by creating a situation where his opponent can try to parry a raw super. This is what's really impressive about Daigo as a person as well as a player, his nerves of steel. When asked about Evo Moment 37 in interviews, Daigo has said that he doesn't even remember it because he was so laser focused. So yeah, Daigo's still a god. These players are all very good though, it really ain't easy even with the advantages

[@renreyes6229]

"...he Daigo'd me..." - you know you're a legend when your name becomes a verb.

[@xkcloud]

Unless you're a John in SSBM

[@RafaelSonicgamer]

​@@xkcloud No Johns!

[@soundshape6496]

Justin is so brilliant at these games he sets up the scenario to let people try to live out their Daigo Perry fantasies. What a pal.

[@chillpill1649]

Justin is the best hands down! Love this guy

[@ZachStarAttack]

yes

[@Izolus]

"Perry?" *Chun Li super* "Daigo Perry the Parryplus!?"

[@soundshape6496]

@@Izolus parry lol 😂

[@WhyHandlesIMeanFroggchamp]

Props to him

[@jacksmith3518]

I love that what was once a top Evo moment is now a basic skill check

[@Bubbble_Bear]

to be fair, once you do something so cool it practically became one of the most practiced oddly specific scenarios in fighting games AND its named after you, you know you're beyond legendary at this point

[@eb6510]

I imagine it has to do with there being a lot more material out there for people to learn fighting games, and with practice tools and easy online matches being so common. Pretty sure Daigo himself has talked about the skill floor being a lot higher now than it was back then.

[@mariozappini7784]

It's not really about the move itself that's a top evo moment, i'm pretty sure every single SF pro back then could do that move, the difference is the setting. Daigo was at EVO aka the biggest fighting tournament in the world, he had 1 pixel left of hp in the finals and was in a room full of people screaming so he couldn't even hear the audio cues for a perfect timed parry and he somehow still managed to pull off one of the most legendary comeback in gaming history, that's what made him Legendary, that's where the true display of skill came for. It's the same thing when there's a quiz show on TV and people at home guess every answer but once they are there in the studio the pressure builds up too much and they can't handle it, or how that super mario bros speedrunner who completely choked in front of Shigeru Miyamoto

[@cosmopx1855]

That isn't Basic, it's pretty fuckin hard and inconsintent, especially in a match

[@gowiththeflow363]

I wouldn't call it basic. A "basic" 3rd Strike player wouldn't be able to do it off reaction. However, that's BECAUSE it was and still is a top Evo moment that it has become as common as it is.

[@duelangel5318]

I'm waiting for the day, his own kid daigo parries him 🤣

[@thebrickfilmbox1752]

I wanna pin this so bad

[@Enneamorph]

I’m just imagining his kid walking into a dark room with a TV and only two controllers “It’s time. Show me, son. _Do you got it?”_

[@lavellelee5734]

😂 a new challenger approaches

[@Oreca2005]

@@lavellelee5734 a new fire is born

[@lavellelee5734]

@@Oreca2005 🤣

[@sooper7374]

Justin really said "no one can just deflect the emerald splash!"

[@dahomievincent888]

Nah ts too funny😭

[@Run-Riot]

We know how Justin feels about that moment, but what about the guy who yelled "Let's go Justin!" I wonder if he relives that when he's lying in bed at night.

[@SonicMegaKing]

Imagine being a fan of a person and being their ultimate Jinx.

[@kiriuxeosa8716]

Hes still rrying to prove it was a hacked controller made by snk so people would lose interest in justin so they can recruit him to their games and grow their franchise ITS ALL CONNECTED!?

[@chillpill1649]

He’s practically giving it to them! 😂😂 “you don’t got it” *raw super*

[@CUTIE_POXX]

Nah, my man's a top MvC2 player. I think he'll be fine.

[@LeoJGym]

That was Noel Brown, whose had his own runs in top 8s across a bunch of games.

[@harrrieee]

Do people come across Justin on fightcade and just think to themselves “my chance”

[@onlyicedgarrett7791]

Yes

[@JoJo.mp4]

He gives them that chance

[@lilkimbu2817]

@@JoJo.mp4 even if you are given a chance, being able to make prove you can succeed doing something while getting the chance is what matters bro bro. Get good

[@flmalegre]

I'm not one for victim blaming but he was definitely asking for it by playing chunners

[@logandunlap9156]

i mean i’m pretty sure the main reason anybody plays 3rd strike even just to try it post evo moment plays because of the evo moment

[@KStarPR]

"You have no honor" Have some mercy on the poor man 😂

[@cristobalalvarez1427]

Gonna need a senzu for that one

[@luminatron]

gonna need all 7 dragon balls for that one

[@AUTTY6242]

Gonna need the super dragon balls for that

[@axell15thewispmaster79]

What "Gonna need this" or "Gotta need that" you guys? If you want to be called a true pro, you gotta de the whole thing. Not just dash or super out of it

[@General_C]

​​@@axell15thewispmaster79 I think ya missed the reference...

[@Jknight416]

3:06 "No one parries me TWO times in one set." *Recreates Evo Moment #37* "No one parries me THREE times in one set."

[@tbotalpha8133]

I love how a chat message immediately after is someone yelling "JUSTIN NO"

[@El-Burrito]

It's just insane how good people have gotten in general

[@ATXnomad698]

I love stuff like this in competitive gaming, reminds me of how the Insec in LoL used to be a crazy move and now below-average players can do it decently-consistently. One dude does some cool shit and then everyone goes "damn I gotta learn how to do that one"

[@ciontachthecthonicchampion3576]

@@ATXnomad698a similar things happened in wrestling. The lightweights/cruserweights revolutionized high flying style wrestling with these insane moves that no one could do It inspired an entire generation of wrestlers, and not everything even like 300lb dudes are busting those moves out. It got to the point where lightweight wrestlers didn’t have much to offer, but then they evolved again by basically having matches so fast you have to sometimes slow it down to see what even happened People probably gonna copy that too lol

[@luminatron]

@@ciontachthecthonicchampion3576 Keith Lee and Wardlow busting those moves out crazy times fr

[@t-yu]

@@ciontachthecthonicchampion3576 Yeah human meta development in sports/games (and human knowledge in general) is fuckin crazy. Similar stuff with the famous 900 in skateboarding(and now 1080), or backflips in motocross. Not too long ago it was considered totally inconceivable that any human could ever do a backflip on a dirtbike (it's a several hundred lbs piece of metal LOL) until someone managed to do one for the first time in the world and people's minds were blown thinking this dude was the peak of human capability and no one could ever repeat this feat. Nowadays people can regularly do double backflips and I think someone even did a triple backflip recently.

[@Shirohige4yonko]

The parry in itself its not hard to pull when you don't have a bunch of people screaming behind you 😂. I just love how Evo moment 37 has become some kind of final test 😭

[@devrimgebes9317]

I have huge mad respect of Justin Wong who is so brave plays this game with his favorite character confronting his Evo-Moment37 Trauma from the past

[@spimbles]

5:14 is one of the most badass clips ive ever seen in this game lol that hugo oozes confidence

[@rgbarrios0331]

Ultra Instinct Hugo

[@monsterfanatic5344]

It's one thing to have it done to you by Ken, but it's another entirely when it's done with Hugo

[@jimiyu.]

and getting 720 input in that time span is fucking insane too lmao

[@thatoneguy9582]

_you have no honour_

[@reverseded1780]

I’m happy that Justin is able to appreciate the role he played in the Daigo parry and how legendary it is, especially after he logged some EVO victories as well. He and Daigo are pillars of the FGC community, both guys absolutely deserve all the success they’ve seen

[@eashraelleiglesia9254]

At least he's not Ryu

[@QuantemDeconstructor]

didn't he claim the big win in MVC2 that same EVO?

[@Doktor_dooom]

​@@QuantemDeconstructor u mean the cyclop comeback

[@QuantemDeconstructor]

@@Doktor_dooom Think so, yeah

[@HeraldOfOpera]

There's also the fact that Daigo didn't actually win the tournament. That legendary moment ended up being all for nothing in the end.

[@user-pi1lb4tf2f]

Jwong is just as much as a fan of the moment of the Daigo parry that's why he kept relieving that awesome moment.

[@hydrosting]

“Nobody does it 3 times” killed me lmfao

[@omfg622]

This man is so wholesome about one of the most Legendary Ls in gaming history His attitude is the real W

[@baconatorrodriguez4651]

No doubt. Daigo's name may be on it, but the way Justin owns it is charming and even classy AF.

[@SporadicV2]

Saw a clip on Twitter of someone trying to learn the timing of hits to successfully parry Chun’s other super. Justin Wong responded “Why are you practicing this”

[@tortimania5734]

XDDDDDDD

[@z3us_81]

SF6: Enables u to hold parry Justin going online: **PTSD intensifies**

[@prof.laytonfan764]

Nah the best part is perfect partying all the hits.

[@ZachStarAttack]

@@prof.laytonfan764 would that even be possible? i assume the gap between hits is too fast lol

[@prof.laytonfan764]

@@ZachStarAttack there are videos of people doing it. The pause in between hits gives enough time to react.

[@Nightdreamr]

@@ZachStarAttack I saw a video of a Zangief doing it right before saying "MY LOYAL FANS!"

[@BombzofJager]

I like how he leans into it and gives everyone a shot to do it. It’s such a famous moment in not just fighting games but gaming in general.

[@ExiStrife]

I did NOT expect a mix of Ace Combat 4's "Megalith Agnus Dei" mixed with Gotye's "Somebody that I used to know", but it fits the scene perfectly.

[@Deadestest]

Ace combat is epic tbh

[@drftr6073]

it's a common meme

[@twistedgambit9084]

4:37

[@raonoodle]

that edit spread like wildfire after some dude here on youtube made a "Hawx lore vs Ace Combat lore" meme vid with that in the background

[@phil4863]

So dramatic

[@The_Devil_Breaker_]

I love how he opens himself up to it so often on purpose

[@dominicparker6124]

Yeah it's delightful

[@Rex-qf7en]

If I were Justin that moment would have ended my career, the fact that he can still play at the top of his game after all these years is a testament to how strong he is mentally.

[@Geheimnis-c2e]

You think the guy who dishes out damage by "playing lame" can't take it? lmao

[@Rex-qf7en]

@@Geheimnis-c2e What are you saying? I think you misinterpreted what my post was. I wasn't ragging on Justin, if anything I was ragging on myself lmao.

[@omnibeta1876]

​@@Geheimnis-c2e Playing lame? Are you another victim of his "tutorial to the real world" on MKX?

[@marcoalonso7209]

Justin has to be the nicest dude in the fgc

[@wildrussiansnake8978]

Hell no, he's actually mad toxic, but not in the leffen way, he has the toxic playstyle, but as a person he's chill

[@chuckles3116]

I feel like “YOU GON LEARN” disqualifies him from having that title

[@tl1326]

@@chuckles3116 he gave the kid a free lesson. We had to pay thousands of dollars just for an education and this man giving it for free

[@orein1880]

Says alot when this man showed a kid the real world of fighting games

[@SiegfriedoExMachina]

2:46 i like how it looks like Yun is slapping Chun li's thigh everytime he parries

[@Gadgetmcflyv2]

He's still a better man that me I would be slapping more 😭😭😭

[@vinluv]

This guy is like the hidden boss of training modes. It's quite uplifting that he's not that bitter about it.

[@GodKill123]

It's happened so long ago and that video practically put him on the map. Justin owes everything to that moment and seeing him being humble over it is so nice.

[@Mythoversus]

Justin Wong loses in one of the most hype moments in the FGC FGC: "I got this match up data downloaded"

[@DJ_LilPaycheck]

Bruh no joke the Diago Parry has to be the single most practiced skill check in Alpha and I just feel for Justin that he has to relive that nightmare every 5 games...

[@-PVL93-]

... This ain't Alpha

[@DJ_LilPaycheck]

@Pavel Tikhonov I've played a ton over alpha I'm just speaking from experience

[@-PVL93-]

@@DJ_LilPaycheck Alpha doesn't have parries..?

[@DJ_LilPaycheck]

@Pavel Tikhonov sorry let me correct myself I played Street Fighter 3 Alpha Max and I just shortened it to Alpha and didn't know there was a different street fighter with that name

[@-PVL93-]

@@DJ_LilPaycheck I still don't know what does SFA3 have to do with a Third Strike compilation

[@HYDEinallcaps]

5:14 I'm 99% sure that this Hugo also perfect parried the SA1 on the same stream, in the same set.

[@K0Y0I_sis]

Now we're just waiting to see when will someone successfully parry Tensei Ranka.

[@davehan241]

4:16 That DOUBLE air parry by X Japan Hide was sick! Lol, dude was styling and flexing so hard...ending with the last hit on the reflector and adding in the violent knee for flair. Nice compilation, thanks!

[@presquelt]

He finally has tech to his name. After the Daigo parry, here comes the Justin cope "you didn't parry the full thing"

[@drewgamble8380]

Imagine every opponent you encounter, having spent years practicing against you in training mode.

[@MrGatonegroish]

I love how in the first clip he goes from "primal fear activated by every cell in my brain" to "sheer joy and happiness at being in a timeline where it didn't work" in 0.5 seconds. Lovely stuff

[@Vince-A-N-O]

Despite being one of the most well-known legends of Street Fighter, that damn parry from Daigo will be his legacy.

[@SeikiRikodou]

Justin: You don't got it Hugo: But i got *YOU*

[@phil4863]

I'M NUMBA ONE

[@jurgenolivieira1878]

KIll me everytime Justin's reactions are so real and he's the first to crack up after.

[@HollyBunnySilly]

WHEN WILL YOU LEARN WHEN WILL YOU LEARN THAT YOUR ACTIONS HAVE _CONSEQUENCES_

[@shizadominates]

Never met Justin but If I did I would try to pull off the parry. the man is forever a life achievement for FGC players.

[@jasonglebe3235]

"Nobody parries me twice in one set!" ... "Nobody parries me three times in one set!" Man, what a sense of humor he has.

[@andrewnathan2903]

1:30 Bro it's not scripted!

[@PaddyRoon7]

I love that he gives so many opponents an opportunity to parry the super. He's a really good sport.

[@Seydaschu]

"That didn't count!" has the same energy as Gimli's "That still only counts as one!"

[@TalionWolfe]

Lovely compilation, thank you for it and props to Justin being somewhat high spirited about the move rather than salty all these years later. Much respect!

[@MJRLHobbyStuff]

He switched to kikosho. People are getting good at the parry for that one too

[@KingCuba]

Dawg, 3:27 made me literally yell because I was laughing so hard Bruh that the smooth switch from two times it said to three times the set is just fucking flawless dude

[@biiyen8458]

Daigo has done irreversible damage to Justin's psyche

[@masterelf12]

Imagine coming across Justin in fightcade, not have ANY knowledge of him or what he did, and you end up giving him PTSD because you unknowingly did the full daigo parry

[@salvatronprime9882]

That wouldn't be possible in reality. The Daigo Parry is literally part of the training mode in the game. Nobody with the ability to do the Daigo Parry doesn't know where it came from.

[@KingpinOfSteel295]

1:15 he was, in fact, Daigo

[@jackhumphries1087]

The f*cking ultra instinct theme timed to the parrys kills me every time

[@chucklestorm]

Yo that Urien was disrespectful XD

[@JuukaRockmanReborn]

third strike players will never let him live in peace ever again 😭

[@phil4863]

I'm surprised he still uses Chun. I mean wouldn't he be tired of getting parried like that

[@tzitzitzitzi1584]

4:12 "Nobody parries me 4 times in one set"

[@asdfghjk6823]

4:46 Both Ken overlapping chun-li moment and the epic music made my day.

[@uramisugi]

"You think you Diago?" [Apollo's gift of prophecy] "OH HES DIAGO HES DIAGO-

[@finalninju6021]

Everyone tries it against him. Poor man xD

[@Otherfabbros]

Justin Wong didn't create the monster that scares gods, he told us how to kill gods

[@misteroddstuff]

This parry is so legendary that even if you dont play fighting games you know the rhythm

[@strikermodel]

He literally INVITES THEM to parry him. He can blame nobody but himself lol

[@b.b.s7545]

Right, same thing since the first time

[@HabitualThinker]

That’s the point, its not like he hates being parried or anything, it’s all in good fun

[@susiehaltmann3342]

Thats the thing. Hes like “oh man think you can do it? Lets see”

[@BingBangPoe]

I like how he's a real sport about it. But I'm 100% convinced that every SF3 player practices parrying Chun-Li's Super since it.

[@FixedKarma]

1:14 "You ain't Diago!" "No, I'm better..."

[@martincaceres4382]

good video man, i hope we see another one for next year XD

[@thebrickfilmbox1752]

If he gets Daigo parried this many times again then sure

[@ChronoX720]

Props to JW for being such a great sport about it all

[@grod6998]

“Everywhere I go, everywhere I see I’m always reminded of him and that one fateful night” - Justin Wong

[@matheuspadz]

I like how justin goes with the flow with this evo moment and the daigo parry memes, he for sure could be bitter about it but this guy is wholesome and embraces it.

[@bearyboy9088]

Finally someone compiled it. GJ

[@elcesaru]

I love this guy. Thank you so much for this compilation.

[@jordanstanfield7361]

Gotta love Justin tho the man's ability to laugh n joke and embrace that moment is a lil something everyone could take from him nd add to themselves

[@peteralexandra7899]

Justin is a good sport and have a great character. He turned his weakness into a strength while having fun about it.

[@Z_The_Gamer]

This man just cannot ever catch a damn break LMAO

[@anotherdnb]

"You ain't Daigo!" >Player 2 becomes Daigo immediately.

[@YugiSyta]

This is legitimately a very funny video. Well done.

[@Cobra-yo7fx]

Justin taking this in all good stride is what makes him a great dude.

[@joepapa1189]

Justin is aware of the affect evo 37 has had on the FGC, for me seeing that clip was the hypest shit ever and got me into fighting games because I wanted to be that cool. He knows this thing will follow him till the end of time, and he embraces it. He’s a king for not being bitter and salty over the almost 20 year old L he took.

[@surgesheep8531]

There's something so heartwarmingly funny about an extremely skilled player having an incredible fight that they just barely lose due to a hard to master techique, and then the community makes it a running gag.

[@ShiroYuuki86]

20+ years later and this guy still got this particular ptsd 😂😂😂😂

[@Smitteys86]

You'd think after a certain period of time he'd stop going for that move in neutral lol

[@buff00n3ry]

Where's the fun in not giving someone a chance to do the Daigo parry?

[@twistedgambit9084]

Nobody parties 3 times in one set

[@leexian2898]

1:14 "You ain't daigo" Famous last words

[@Filaxsan]

I love the man is having fun with it. Sign of a cool dude, much love brothers

[@thomasway0320]

Actually so much respect for this guy.

[@Yakita60]

I genuinely love how much of a good sport Justin is!

[@wyethleon]

Living rent free in his mind for years. Well it's a beautiful Evo moment so it's fine.

[@monkeyfever]

Justin Wong: picks Chun Li Everyone: all of my training has prepared me for this moment

[@SpartanOfLuxon]

Pulling this off on Justin use to be a momentous moment in fighting game history and now people are adding it to their resumes

[@Rickfernello]

Justin is such a fella. Appreciate the commitment to the bit every time. bzbdhshsha

[@xtxownage]

"Bro you ain't daigo!" He was in fact, Daigo...

[@imnoob9489]

"LET'S GO JUSTIN!!!!"

[@nekoshinjo.123]

Oh you think you daigo? Oh shit he daigo... gets me everytime

[@zacksilverstone7642]

I like the fact that the Daigo Parry just makes it looks like everyone is smacking Chun Li's thigh/ass cheek each time she kick.0

[@rekonzuken1]

this man just put aside his ego for a higher purpose mad respect to Justin💪💪

[@Monte_Carlo451]

Welcome back stranger, thank you for honoring this tradition

[@harveyshaw9308]

Thanks dude! I was looking for a video like this actually a few days ago. Crazy timing and well made

[@cheebc9981]

"You Think you Daigo?? You ain't Daigo! No he Daigo! he Daigo!"