THIS IS THE HISTORY OF ME AND DAIGO

I bet you guys didn't know all these things about Daigo Umehara and I! Let's take a look at why everyone and their mothers are Daigo Parrying me in 2022 and of course, let's go back and relive some FGC moments in my life, such as EVO Moment 37 and tournaments I used to attend. I hope you guys enjoy some more Justin Wong FGC lore!
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[@vxrtxxs1395]

Who shouted let’s go Justin he needs to be remembered

[@MannuhFestIt]

Plot twist: he was the one that jinxed Justin.

[@djsiddiki3430]

Plot twist but fact: It's actually "WAY TO GO JUSTIN!"

[@foyo5497]

"LETS GO JU--ParryParryParry..."

[@foyo5497]

"LETS GO JU--ParryParryParry..."

[@ryuzxa]

Ok name him then

[@SeabraPaulo]

"The mark of my parry shall scar thy internet." - Daigo Umehara

[@Golecom2]

"The mark of me being parried, shall scar thy fighting games" -"Let's go Justin" Wong

[@CloutMasterGeneral]

Lol

[@ShaneDouglas713]

In a nutshell

[@lightup6751]

This was before youtube viral videos, just to let you know. This was famous among the gaming community before viral stuff even existed.

[@thediaz07]

​@@CMCAdvanced LoL

[@eggmancorp]

This is my shit. Justin, if you're reading this. Please make more lore/stories videos. I love hearing about your FGC origins.

[@guillermogimenez840]

Same. I was gaming back in arcades in the 90s, and this lore videos really brings me back.

[@foyo5497]

I 3rd this.

[@TheKnightguard1]

Here for this

[@walmartian422]

This is his best content because that era of gaming had so much more mystique.

[@Asian_Kid]

*You got a heart.*

[@XellosNi]

Justin: WHY ARE ALL THESE PEOPLE PARRYING ME!?!?! **weeks later** Justin: Okay, I feel like talking about Daigo all of a sudden.

[@captRhay]

i dont know justin personally, or much about him as a person. but i really admire the sportsmanship and the way he deals with evo moment 37

[@dyBBelyBTASTIC]

There is so much more story to moment 37 than just the parry. Take a look at the japanese player in the green shirt with his arms crossed looking at the screen. Thats Raoh, a Japanese Chun-Li player. He' might not be MOV, Nuki or Rikimaru (arguably the 3 best Chun-Li players to ever play 3rd strike) but he aint a scrub. No one in their right mind would think any American player could beat a japanese player in a Chun mirror, but Justin did that just before the match with Daigo and it wasnt that close. After Justin's pop off Raoh would not even look at Justin and waved his hand off in digust as he walked off the stage. Look after the camera pans back to the screen after the wide crowd shot and you can see the pissed off Raoh, sitting on the floor in a laughing fit. It gets lost in the moment but in 2004 Justin shocked everyone by going as far as he did and in 2005 he did the fucking impossible and got into Grand Finals with participation of the two best Chun-Li players on the planet and hands down the best Yun player at the time in Mester. That does not happen.. you don't get two American players into top 6 when the game was considered DEAD in the US as a tournament game.

[@ERWebster]

Thanks for adding some context to this, makes it all that much more interesting.

[@Sintoolkicks]

A lot of people also don't know that the match between Daigo and Justin wasn't the final. And after this match Daigo lost.

[@yasirkadhim2940]

@@Sintoolkicks Does it really matter? The fact that his move was so shockingly ruthless it misguided people to believe he actually won the tournament is a major feat in itself.

[@vangoghsseveredear]

The only American who could beat the Asians was himself Asian 💀

[@strang7739]

@@yasirkadhim2940it’s funny that justin ended up winning though

[@joshuathejazra]

legendary moment on a legendary tournament. with two legends playing

[@oshikurutensai8206]

Playing a legendary fighting game

[@joshuathejazra]

@@oshikurutensai8206 The best one!

[@The_Humble_Hurricane]

@@oshikurutensai8206 this comment is legendary

[@asdowo111]

The best thing about the Daigo Parry is that Daigo never let fame get to him and was still humble after the parry, and Justin was never salty about the moment. Respect for 2 of the best fighting game players of my generation.

[@sadbxi0357]

Justin gets parried and still goes HAM REGARDLESS. Let's Go Justin. Preciate the efforts of making fighting games popular again🔥👍🏽

[@ericalfon1620]

I thank you and Daigo for EVO 37 moment. It changed fighting game, FGC, forever.

[@drhito]

"Let's go Justin!" Moments before disater.

[@CloutMasterGeneral]

It's the Leroy Jenkins of sfiii3rd

[@XellosNi]

> *Suffers PTSD as a result* > *STILL tempts fate repeatedly*

[@JayByrd83]

It's kinda like what's going on today, right? But, replace Justin with Brandon, and Chun-Li of China and Ken from America? Way to foreshadow, Freddy...

[@blyat8832]

like what is really impressive is the fact that back then, there was no real good way to transfer information around, so the fact that Daigo knew the exact situation and parried the whole thing, then did an optimal punish while under the pressure of the crowd and moment actually crazy lol

[@itsmesteve1081]

I watched the whole fight. The entire fight Justin had the upper hand.. But he struggled to close the match out in a couple rounds. He also threw way too many chun li kicks also so that didnt help because every time he did it Daigo had a chance to get the timing down under all the nerves.. If justin had just been a little more confident in himself he would have won. Daigo was just outclassed in that match

[@blyat8832]

@@itsmesteve1081 read the date of my comment lmao

[@abcmaya]

Another crazy thing is, in that same round Justin hit him with that super twice!!!

[@irvingz.5261]

Daigo and Justin are like Ali and Frazier. EVO moment 37 is the "thrilla in Manila" of fighting games. Nobody is going to repeat that in the near future, those guys are legends!

[@jazzygeofferz]

Fighting games are where they are now because of that moment. Heck it even made it into the Online version of Third Strike as one of Ken's parry challenges, which is probably why everybody feels like they have have to do the full combo to punish. You're a part of history, and if there was an FGC Hall of Fame you'd be a first ballot member.

[@MartyMacFry]

Most people would be afraid to relive a moment like the Daigo parry. It's funny and refreshing how to this day you keep poking fun at yourself for that moment. Also glad I got to play you once in the Chinatown fair in MVC2

[@neval537]

My man Justin being such an iconic boy on FGC since then, no matter if he was who gets parried or not, he's still awesome and knew how to accept it without being salty like other persons could be being part of it and changing the games history, specially FG, beside he's a great player and got a lot of EVO moments by himself, cuz he has 9 wins on EVO, LET'S GO JUSTIIIIIN, iconic on the FGC

[@gelapxjinkuro]

You both (Justin & Daigo) are the pioneers. as in the genesis of competitive fighting games, I've been watching both of your matches along the years and never a dull moment. Street Fighter II/III/IV/V, MvC2,I and etc on each official KZbin channel. Keep on living the legacies man, both of you 👁👁👍

[@geldeon]

You're the chosen one Justin. If i was parried by Daigo, i would be salty 'til this day. Lol, you're the best and hope Harper follow your steps as a competitor

[@DarkRubes]

Love the look at the lore! I was around and remember when this happened. The B tournaments were important but it went to another level with Evolution. I started in my regional levels back in 2001 and didn't do well but I enjoyed seeing it evolve to what it is now. The Evo 37 moment is a thing, but the best thing about it is how Justin takes it and makes it work. He could be salty about it, but instead he's a sweetheart about it. And that makes him awesome. MAS sticks were the goal to have, most definitely! I remember trying to save money from my college job to get a MAS order going. I never did. They were prohibitively expensive and took forever to get, but they were the best things on the market at that time. You had one or a Green Goblin for Dreamcast. Fun fact: After the Evo 37 moment happened, Justin showed up to a Charlotte, N.C. tournament for MvC2 in 2004. He had a teddy bear backpack and people there were talking mad junk about it, and how he wasn't going to pull up. That was until someone in the crowd who had sense was like "No, it's THE Justin Wong. Like, No. 1 in the world for MvC2 Justin Wong." He proceeded to wash EVERYONE. No more reckless talking that day. People went home crying talking about how they appreciated the privilege of being free for the beating they took. I got washed that day in Alpha 3 but I wasn't talking junk. I knew who I was facing. Continue being the man Justin! We love ya!

[@CloutMasterGeneral]

Love that story. Thanks for sharing!

[@thecactusman17]

Hey Justin, as a casual player this moment got me engaged in fighting games as a young adult. As a old, decrepit adult your modern reaction is what keeps me going as I try to learn something new getting back in after many years. Thanks. That first guy shouting "LET'S GO JUSTIN" was ahead of the game in ways he couldn't imagine.

[@RafaelVolcanes]

We are fortunate to have Justin be a part of our community. It's great that he is now seen for what he is: kind, open, funny, and massively talented. If there's an FGC pantheon, he is one of its foundational pillars.

[@houseofthehuntinghorn1433]

such a humble dude

[@imightbebiased9311]

You gotta remember, this was still when West Coast/Yeast Coast rap feuds were still simmering. So, naturally, that was gonna spill over into competitive aspects of life. Glad that you were able to see that surface hate for what it was, and rise above it.

[@ryandavis8658]

Nah they were dead by 2002.

[@gsdota]

You were the bad guy back in the day, im such a big fan nowadays, after seeing ya in action in videos. Keep it going brotha

[@canudeiro]

You're a winner in life, dude. Many people envy your success. Beautiful family, legion of fans and ungodly skills. Thanks for sharing this story.

[@brainrich1358]

It looks like Justin has taken that moment in stride. He respects the parry and Daigo for such a clutch move. Good on him! Wish him all the best

[@BranNextDoor973]

Love that you genuinely set yourself up for these parries now for content. You are hilarious, super skilled, and I'm a huge fan, sir.

[@pablomaybe6111]

Daigo is a Legendary sf player. Probably one of the best of all time. However, Justin had play and still plays every fckin fighting game out there being top 5 in major tournaments on most of them. He is the GOD of mvc and also he is the most evo winning player of all times. Daigo is a legend but for me justin is the best fighting game player of all times. Justin IS THE GOAT.

[@dbycrash]

This is why the arcade scene will always be heads above the internet driven community these days. You actually had to find out by playing someone face to face. It was easy to watch a video and do what you saw the players doing, but until you actually played that person, you had no clue how good that person actually was. The people who took the time to put footage online(thx preppy especially), actually spent a good amount of time making sure everything ended up coming out correctly. These days any pleb with a pc can stream just like anyone can turn on the cell phone camera and capture anything in real time. The simplicity of everything these days takes from the passion required to be a player 20 years ago imo.

[@domainmojo2162]

Justin, I only just got into fighting games and that clip was one of the first I got to watch. I never saw you as "losing" or in a negative way. You rock, dude! You were part of a moment that created history. Love from Namibia!

[@colecote1432]

I think one of Justin’s most admirable and endearing qualities is playing into the story years later. It would be so easy for a competitor to be burned by this and carry a chip over the parry for years or even a lifetime. But Justin is still willing to give potentially a complete stranger the opportunity to take a shot at the most iconic party in history in a match.

[@Turnabout]

My favorite part of Justin watching videos of himself is when he agrees with something he said in the video. I find it endlessly endearing

[@leebo508]

It's great to see Justin embrace this historic moment in esports positively. Justin is a true fighting game legend.

[@tolazytoturnonthetv]

Justin had to be a legend for Daigo to pull that out on him. So there is proof right there the level that match is at. No destroying going on at all.

[@LXDarkSniper]

Please talk about the match between you and Daigo in CvS2 where you pull of the clutch alpha counter at the very last second of the match. Out of all the evo moments, this doesn't get talked about enough or at all. One of my favorite FGC moments I've ever seen.

[@carlorocaperez]

We will forever cherish that memory. And the sportsmanship, man. It was amazing for the whole FG community worldwide. Thank you, Justin!

[@Anfinith]

Man, this is the kind of thing that make think, man, if I get the chance to play against Justin, even if I lose, I would be happy to know I got the chance to play against a legend!

[@WilsonsAssociate]

"Damn, they got me drinking a beer" had me laughing so hard I had to pause the video. Haha Loving the channel/content! Been fun to watch it all while falling in love with SF again 🙏🙌👊

[@nicolasjones2929]

Justin and my mom share the same bday and justin will be turning 37 this yr you gotta turn up bro, that's your lucky number.

[@d.r.ch.m.3702]

I follow your channel cos your so down to earth and also open your taste beyond SF. GBY Justin.

[@Redwill85]

Justin you're a legend in the game and I hate to sound like I'm slobbin' lol but bro you're a true humble and accomplished legend in the game and all your streaming content clearly reflects how happy you are with the career you carried and how much fun you have currently with playing a myriad of fighting titles and dropping gems, humor, and friendly trash talk. That's true goat status if I've ever seen it. People appreciate your dedication and devotion to the genre.

[@Steve-up4jq]

Other people would've been salty. But you're so cool about what Daigo did to you, you're also the one who testing how good people's parrying game online. So humble.❤

[@wemersonsilva5823]

I always liked FG, but this moment was the mark to love this genre. Started loving daigo, saw some videos of him so serious but just drinking and playing and till to this day found it very funny, but you mister JUSTIN, I didnt like you at first, but with time I start growing so much care, man you are awesome, so many games you are SO GOOD too, some particular Akuma (UMvC3) comeback was so inspiring that grow as much as Evo 37 on me. My english is bad my guy, and its a year after you posted this video but Justin, I really want to let my mark somewhere that you inspire many people not only by evo37 or sf or even fg in general, you are a good guy. Thank you for everything 'till this day.

[@MrOuest]

The guy narrating the eSports video has a godlike combover.

[@saado99]

I always loved fighting games as a kid, this moment is the one that got me into the competitive side of it.

[@xilophompilo]

mad respect for you, justin. the way you capitalize with this is a lesson... you have became my favorite pro player. cheers

[@bigdavido82]

Madd props for leaning into this. Top sportsmanship! East Coast rocks bro (I’m a fellow Chinatown Fair kid!)

[@CodeXCDM]

Needless to say, you need to make a Year of the Daigo Parry compilation at the end of the year.

[@CloutMasterGeneral]

Ha I find it mad that you were hated like some east/west rap drama. You cannot help but love your obvious passion and knowledge of these games. And it's like you actively encourage players to be able to recreate a moment that became a training mode goal. It's kinda beautiful. Thanks for all the great content bro. Would love to see a video of all your most treasured stick/memorabilia that you've accrued over the years coz that stick is FIRE! Whether you win or lose, however much effort you put into the winning, you can always tell that every video you make is from the heart and is a little piece of you immortalised on the internet forever. Thank you for making this content and using your legend status to educate and entertain. Win lose or draw you are smashing it, although those losses are some of the funniest stuff I've seen. I know you read these comments so I hope you get far more universal love than you got back then as you bring a lot of joy to us. Thanks again dude!

[@kevinmalone4341]

That reality show was hilarious. The other players were so scared of Justin. Then they made NYC boy drive a car and it was all over.

[@Dan17177]

I just wanna say this, but like what other people say without you and daigo. Street fighter would never gotten as big as it is now. Thank you-

[@millyuan]

Mad respect Lord Wong!. The community is much richer because of you. Hi from Barbados 👋🏽. I loved that you were the only one to defeat that nagoriyuki boss on first try. They better understand who you are, they better recognise.

[@alextorres8635]

Everyone wants to challenge the King. To be the man you gotta BEAT THE MAN. And Justin, you're the man. I am absolutely sure you are SHAPING the current way people fight against Chun Li because I think people feel YOU have the best Chun Li on Third Strike. I would consider it an honor, and I really hope you do too. Just remember...in Yugioh....Seto Kaiba is just as famous and popular if not MORE so than Yugi is.

[@terence7009]

first thing that came into mind actually was vegeta but yeah kaiba is a perfect example too

[@alextorres8635]

@@terence7009 Justin is definitely the kind of guy that will fight you in MVC2 on top of a moving jet shaped like colossus.

[@terence7009]

@@alextorres8635 oh absolutely. NYC crew in general was always savage

[@hfcriske]

It would be really cool to see Justin face off vs a top Japanese Chun like Nuki or Rikimaru today.

[@kanonra8149]

im sure Justin is the best player. because he has a lot top rank games in his hands. anothers only are good in 1 game.

[@grimmd]

I saw you as the villain back then but I see you as a GOAT now. Thanks for the memories. I root for you every time.

[@kswiss89]

I like that you can tell how impressive that parry was regardless of knowing anything about SF3, and after playing it it’s even more impressive

[@Toelishness]

Justin, this is my favorite vid you've done man. Bonus you mentioned my boy Rowell!

[@ineden28]

Justin it's not crazy your content appears anywhere. You are probably the goat of the NA FGC. I'm not sure if any other player has had so much success across so many different games.

[@darkestlost]

You're a legend alive man. I discovered you recently and i just didn't know nothing about after the 37 moment, but man, now i just admire you as much, maybe more, than admire daigo. Because you're a special funny dude with a godlike skill to fighting games who loves to play fighting games. I just love your content and how you plays so well, it's amazing and your personality man.. you're a family guy and play side by your daughter and wife, my goodness it's amazing. Anyway you're incredible man keep fighting. LET'S GO JUSTIN!!

[@A-1-Sawce]

Justin and Daigo gotta be on the Mt Rushmore of Fighting Games. Saw that video yesterday lol knew something would be popping up about it.

[@azenar1]

Who are the other 2 that would be up there? Sonicfox and Alex Valle?

[@maniaulakh5696]

I'm a Daigo fan and didn't initially like Justin either, but over the years I got to see what a great/cool guy Justin really is. Now it's Daigo at 1 and Justin at 2. Love watching his content. Especially when he schools younger players at old fighting games (cough cough Smug). Pretty sure Smug was playing sf2 on his channel because of it. Gotta love it. LET'S GO JUSTIN! (Respectfully)

[@bboyhanvzla]

I'm from Venezuela, and I knew about Justin from the moment 37 video. At that moment I was a Daigo fan, and watching that video blew my mind. but, many years after, I'm here watching Justin every day and rooting for him (and sometimes for his opponents) and the only thing I hate about him now is that he hasn't played KI yet. (just kidding, he's the best)

[@xOmniCloudx]

He played KI in season 1.

[@bboyhanvzla]

@@xOmniCloudx o.o I didn't know that, thanks!

[@bboyhanvzla]

@@xOmniCloudx yup, you're right, but I was referring to the original KI, not the xbox version.

[@wolfman25br38]

I love how justin understand emotional that loss, and then can make a laugh off it. Love your videos bro keep it up.

[@waltermcmurry7686]

I had to go watch EVO 2009 after this. You and Daigo, that was a great match.

[@junelcabudoc7187]

What I love Justin letting someone to do the Daigo parry and recreate the Evo moment 37 was it makes the experience what Daigo felt during that moment. The honor to show it and to prove that it was alos possible to do it by his opponent. It was just like a king blessed you with a sword on your shoulders. I know almost all fighting game players around the wolrd tries to recreate it. We have to do it once in our lifetime. 😂😂😂 They are both Legend. ❤

[@juggbot4572]

Justin did not become perfect legend and I love that. Such an amazing personality and a straight up goat. I fw u forever

[@nerothos]

10:32 yup, that's 100% me. I had dabbled in Alpha 3 and other fighting games casually as a kid playing literally any game I could get my hands on, but seeing Third Strike for the first time and not even knowing exactly how the parry works, the clip itself with the crowd reaction was more or less self explanatory and absolutely transcendental as a moment. I more or less overnight became completely obsessed with fighting games and 3s in particular. Like, I literally imported a Japanese PS2 and the game just so I could play it (absolutely zero chance of finding it in an arcade in Sweden back then). Still by far my favorite fighting game to this day.

[@illmaticOne7]

Ah a living legend. It always fun to hear your thoughts on the past and the FGC in general

[@rw3ints694]

my favorite justin getting rekt moment will always be when he crashed the set driving the car on that gamer house show.

[@Adamzychu]

13:55 I don't care if it counts but I totally respect and appreciate the various personal and/or character specific twists on the thing, like the Sean roll ;D It definitely should count.

[@Chris-xl6pd]

Its cool to see how your story has evolved over the years with this moment. You wear it well, its such a great thing to be remembered by even if its you getting bodied.

[@ravenamber890]

I've never been a fighting gal, I suck at those games haha, but the evo moment was truly iconic and I admire Justin for being such a good sport.

[@davehan241]

4:34 "I always tell people that I'm the Ken player." 😗 HAHAHAHAHA, nice trolling! It's so ingrained in me who is who in the clip, that reversing it so casually tickles my funny bone. Keep being awesome Justin, we love your goofiness.

[@mbtoober]

@JustinWong Hey man great video, I, along with my friends were in the room when moment 37 happened at Cal Poly Pomona. What a great event and fun day, I had so many fun matches, and met so many cool people. The whole chill casual college campus setting, on the weekend, was great. Better than Vegas imo. You and Diagonal put on quite a show, you were obviously good enough to put the beat the Beast, within a hair of his life, then… the impossible happened 😮 The room exploded, the yelling was so loud that you could literally feel the vibrations throughout the room. It was crazy!!! And the gaming world will NEVER forget. Fighting games are fun, and terribly frustrating, but mostly a good experience. Keep up the good work bro!💪🏽💥🙏🏽👍🏽 🎮 😅🕹️ 🇺🇸

[@shuu_saa4199]

Even though I'm a 35 boomer, in 2022, I started to play fighting games or shall I say SFV, just because of this EVO Moment 37. I was good at FPS and action games, but I never had the motivation to play fighting games even though I always want to try, cus I always think it is the hardest and most punishing game it is. But after 37 and following Justin, Daigo, and Punk,s contents, now I'm starting up as a rookie in the lab, just simply enjoying the game.

[@rakuencallisto]

I played in an SF4 tournament with you during PAX East multiple years and never made it to semi-finals. You were allways chill and tried to talk to us East Coasters.

[@WooMaster777]

Gah-DAMN, Justin! YOU LEGEND!!! I love this so much. Your sportsmanship and great attitude is amazing. 🤩🥰😁

[@thiago4santos]

I know you Justin Jerome because you are a fun guy and also a LEGENDARY player, is always a good time to watch you and hang out with you on twitch. Cheers from brazil and I will not teach how to spell my name haha.

[@user-wl2xl5hm7k]

Your editors choosing the very best Animal Crossing tracks (from 1): Respect.

[@xGunbladeKnightx]

Before I only knew you from Evo 37 and I think from some MvC tournament, but with this channel you have shown me that you are not just the guy from MvC2 and that you are a nice and cool person ˆˆ

[@victorcabecinha]

ure amazing justin xD thanks buddy for everything !!

[@mariomendoza5061]

Este fue el combate mas épico jamás visto en la historia de la Competición Deportiva de Videojuegos de lucha (Ever Forever). Me alegra haber encontrado tu canal por buscar lo mas épico de las competencias de videojuegos.

[@fabiosuco]

I luv this video! You are so an inspiration to us all! thank you justin n daigo for saving the fighting games with evo momemnt 37! every time i see that, it makes me chills

[@veganwaffle]

I played in that room at cal poly when I went to college there!!! They still have a sf4 and sf3 cabinet. The guys back in 2015 had a mvc3 set up too. Good times awesome space

[@orphenkirylancello6315]

justin your are legendary same as daigo umehara. both of you guys are GODS in figthing games.

[@PikangsFutaba]

No matter how you feel about the Daigo parry, is because of that that fighting games as a whole are still alive nowdays, not to mention that a lot of players must have been felt inspired by Daigo and you because of that moment, keep on gamin' and stuff.

[@brunorodriguesgomes7824]

Brow, I've been following your videos for about a year. I'm from Brazil, and I grew up in the 90s, and the arcade and fighting game culture was very strong. That's why I really like this type of content on KZbin. It was through a suggested video that I discovered your channel. I'm explaining this, to say that until I saw this video, I had no idea that you were chunli's player in "Daigo Parry"!!!🤣 You explained it well, that at the time there was no easy information, I received the video in 2006, by e0-mail. And the title of the video was: Best Street Fighter player in the world". There was no information about the names of the players.

[@DanielMartinez-wn9jm]

If it wasn’t for me hyping at this moment the first time i saw it i wouldn’t have gotten into third strike, you are truly a legend and are the reason why i got into fgc as much as i did

[@mannyyoutube3259]

He did not get destroyed he was winning. Justin is responsible for the most epic moment in gaming history 😲

[@PSN_MICKSTA]

Lots history just came from that moment from third strike, my personal fav will always be EVO 2009 finals once balrog came out. It was a great final and got me into SF so much that never put it down since lol

[@dirtfalconi4779]

"any character can be played lame" a video from the master in his own style

[@-42-47]

A bit late to the party but great video! And man does it take me back to those good old days, lugging CRTs for tournaments and modding sticks because that was the only way to get those sweet Sanwa buttons, I even learned soldering and how to hack controller PCBs so I could use my stick on multiple consoles. And then there's the lack of online multiplayer forcing players to travel and actually spend time with other people just to play the game and get some practice. Good times, a bit impractical but good times.

[@samgao]

MAS sticks are still amazing. I built my first stick buying parts from the MAS warehouse! They were super nice and were really willing to help!

[@gsdota]

This moment is absolutely insane, daigo going full attack beast unstoppable force, meeting Justin's immovable defense. Dire moment, do or die. Daigo's last stand. "Let's go Justin!!!" At the perfect time!! Wtf!!!!

[@TheRyndiculous]

It's probably embarrassing, but I'm new to the FGC and I've known about the Daigo parry for years. Yet, I only just found out who Justin was. I had no clue when I found his content. Just to be clear tho, I tried watching Daigo replays and I was bored in the first 5 minutes. I subbed to Jwong over on Twitch cause he was having a blast literally mowing down the competition with Honda 😂😂 I was introduced to the FGC by the Dood, and I heard him recently compare Justin to Michael Jordan. I agree! I've been struggling to get better at SF6, but I am making progress. Jwongs vids have helped me make my way out of my casual mashing habits. I haven't had this much fun with a video game in years. I'm glad I found this community. Y'all are amazing

[@janbinas8602]

Need more of this kind of content Justin.

[@kelalshuford8205]

Ah... the timeless Parry

[@mattwalewangko]

Bro just said "I'm a legend, how could I be mad?" and he's spittin 💯

[@aznpikachu215]

Okay, can someone just make a Justin getting daigo parried compilation video? I'm sure it'll get a 'Kick' out of it.

[@Way_Of_The_Light]

Justin! Thanks for your amazing attitude man! 😇

[@armtc]

The first time I ever saw 3rd Strike was when my older cousin had friends over and launched it on the PS2, which of course, leads to one of them showing Evo Moment 37 in the early KZbin days. That night was the first time I asked someone to teach me the buttons to properly play fighting games rather than button mashing. I'm that guy that learned to properly play fighting game literally RIGHT after I saw the parry.