Gandhi here, can't believe this video is still getting so many views! :D Shame I can't make it to DHW14 :( *edit* I can't believe how much love you guys have given me and still do give all these years. You're all heroes to me.
AMVaddictionist lmao... i thought there was a term that can apply to everything in life... like music, communication... on some the less you know the less you overthink type stuff
@@AMVaddictionist Then why did he win? Gandhi has knowledge of the very basics, but his ignorance on more complicated conventions made him just unpredictable enough to succeed.
To be fair, there were a lot of frame traps, great reads, baits and smart decisions. The fact that they were all accidental shouldn't make a difference.
Gandhi looks like a new player just having fun. Nothing wrong with that. Part of pro play is being able to adjust to your opponent. FSP didn't do that and lost. No point blaming Gandhi.
I come back and watch this every now and again because, as hilarious as it is, there's a crucial lesson. You don't DESERVE to beat anyone, no matter what you might think about how they play the game. Every win must be earned.
absolutely. if you don't respect your opponent, don't get upset when you get humiliated. any half decent player could've beaten gandhi, and FSP probably could too but he got completely mindfucked and refused to respect the reversal shoryukens lmao
Did you see the mind games from this man?!! Instead of DPing every time, he actually held back a few. And did we forget he actually added one of those grab shenanigans at the very end???!??? It's impossible to guess this man :O
I use a similar strategy with Fang & use the fact he is annoying by design to distract my opponent while using Fangs great zoning, chip damage, poking, & defensive anti projectile tools to win and mentally tire out my foe.
Almost 10 years passed and this is still gold. The most iconic representation of winner mindset vs loser mindset. Love you forever Ghandi, you're a myth.
FSP deserved to lose. He clearly had more skill and experience but he refused to control his emotions, kept falling for predictable patterns and didn't have to self awareness to stop doing harder combos when he knew Gandhi was mashing uppercut. If he had tighter links, Gandhi wouldn't have been able to punish him as much. Gandhi should get props for joining a competition knowing that he doesn't have much of a chance and seems to just want some fun.
These types of players can really throw off professionals, though. Graham Wolfe who was big in the ST scene told me once about how he got wrecked by a noob in a match because he played like Ghandi. Graham said he was super pissed when it happened. When you train your reflexes for so long, it's hard to immediately stop running off those reflexes.
This video is the perfect example of true scrub behavior (salty and blaming externalities while failing to introspect) vs what's scrubs think is scrub behavior (being an inexperienced player).
It's like playing rock, paper, scissors against somebody who doesn't have a pinky or ring finger. Paper is not a part of his vocabulary, but you keep throwing scissors at regular intervals and losing.
@@waterguyroks weak mentality? seriously, some of you guys really got to get over yourselves. fucking hell. some people dont want to touch your sweaty ass hand. get over it.
I love the facial expressions of the players, too. Ghandi is really enjoying the game and actually cares about winning but it's all in good sportsmanship, while the other guy is just raging. Jesus this is the match of the year and justice has been served :D
The funny thing is, nobody ever talks about the match that happened after this, as a Dan player more or less showed how to handle Gandhi's "erratic" playstyle. It should be a "What to do" as a counter to FSP's "What NOT to do" lol.
1:26 it was over the moment he panic jumped onto that fireball and said "**** my life." You know you aren't gonna recover when you're making comments like that in the middle of the match. Honestly the insanity of his play and being on stream/stage just helps the anxiety spiral into the point you can't play anymore. Amazing.
@@av4010 no, noob is derivated from the word "newbie", and Gandhi really was new to SFIV at the time. FSP was already used to this game, simply he didn't know how to adapt to his opponen'ts playstyle.
I love this. Gandhi's Ryu is exactly how I was trying to play him as a kid. If I grew up playing Street Fighter offline, with no access to the internet or arcade, I would totally play like this and think it's normal. Seeing him have success with it is so satisfying.
@@mrosskne Answer your question? lmfao, that tone. Naw I don't owe you anything. Last thing I'm gonna say is that if you want to know optimal ways to play Ryu there's plenty of resources out there, or if you want to know what's "normal" (typical) for Ryu, try playing the game against others some more.
High level mind games man shit. Not even Daigo can comprehend Gandhi's play here he's literally unreadable. You might as well be fighting with your eyes closed because you won't be figuring him out.
I haven't visited this video in a while, but I'm just noticing Ghandi actually tried to land the cr. Jab into St. Jab combo several times, he just doesn't have his execution down. Truly a student of the game.
@@shamellhargrove2684 LTG is a decent player with a shitty attitude. FSP is shitty player with a shitty attitude. LTG would never be in that situation in the first place. The commentators were either friends of FSP or some shit, they're way too easy on his scrub as.
@@workoutfanatic7873 LTG wouldn't be in that position cause his chicken legs can't take him to a tournament anyway. Dude would have ragequit & asked his mods to clean up the chat.
It's funny the way people say SCRUB RYU. WTF?! I mean, if you found one of this players and LOSE to them, you're the one to blame. There's no such thing as LAME or SCRUB, just lack of patience. If you fall for this kind of play, think about your own game and don't blame the other player. I'm glad this Ryu won, he was having a lot of fun while playing; that's what games are for! :D
He wasn't having fun... He was pissed because he isn't use to playing offline. He was messing up most of his links and he was upset. When someone plays completely random it is very different than someone who has a plan. If Gandhi didn't get frustrated he would of won easily.
navychief929 What? Ghandi WON... I don't know what happened the next matches, but this one is GOLD. The only one frustrated here was the Rufus player... Just saying...
Yeah, you're right that the rufus player is at fault, but don't pretend as if the Ryu player is actually good. He has no grasp on how to play the game, let's not give credit where it is not due. He abused the weakness in his opponent, but he is not a good player
6:53 I just love that. Ghandi is just totally happy. Maybe even knowing he isnt playing the best but still managed to pull it of. And the "pro" Casters just speechless. This moment there is just the best. =D
Why are they dogging the new guy so hard? He obviously understands the basics and is using them quite well, spacing, interrupting, zoning. Are only professionals allowed to play the game?
Because he was constantly throwing dp and sweep, the two most punishable move in the game lol. All FSP needed to do is walk back, then punish, and Ghandi will never use those moves ever again hahaha.
@@FFXfever But he totally would over and over and that's why this is so great. Like after the 26th DP Whiff Punish you'd expect him to do something else but the No-Mixup-Mixup coming in clutch
This is my favorite SF match of all time. Gandhi destroying FSP with pure randomness, FSP raging hard and F-Word and Logansama losing their minds, it's amazing.
OMG, I just can't stop watching this!!!😆 I mean, Gandhi *is* using a consistent strategy, and also he knows the basic paper-rock-scissors of basic attacks! He knows people are usually using fierce/roundhouse attacks exclusively... Never forget the fundamentals of Street Fighter™! My only regret is not being able to hear what FSP was saying the whole time!😁
CoreAGaming shows that you don't need FADC combos or any difficult techniques to show you are good player. Having a strong basis of fundamentals and being tilt-proof are the ones that will make you a better player.
I recently fought FSP. I never knew him outside of the Gandhi debacle, but before our match I shook his hand and said that I 'love his videos' (Just wanted him to feel notable and I respected him). He looked mournfully at his fight-stick and said: ''Yeah.. Some videos are more popular than others.'' I honestly think he just had a bad day. I beat him, but he didn't make it easy. FSP is a solid player.
Aw that made me a little sad. Everyone loses to a mashing scrub once in a while, just looked for PR Balrog's ''When everything goes wrong kappa'' to see what I mean. The only notable thing this video has is that it was live instead of some random online match.
Just found this video. As a intermediate Tekken player, at eternal ruler and play multiple characters at an ok level. You have no idea how many times I've gotten wrecked by this type of play by someone in green to yellow ranks lol. Absolutely love how he was having fun throughout the whole set
I should be watching SFV high level play videos, some guides and strategies to become a better player. Why do I always come back to this video instead?
Gandhi is fool proof he had nothing to lose reguard of his play style. Kinda just proofs strats don't mean anything if u can't deal with the most basic practical things. FSP, Gandhi did nothing wrong u should of shaked his hand.
Insane dummy by Gandhi at 4:47 whiff fast recovery normal on jump in to empty jump, low into DP. Flawless strategy, he knew FSP was close to mentally broken so he went for the knock-out.
I can't help but root for Gandhi here. He's just having fun and enjoying the game while the other guy is taking himself far too seriously and was straight up disrespectful to his opponent by just getting up and leaving without shaking his hand or saying anything to him. It doesn't matter how angry you are at your opponent, at the end of the day, it's a game and you're both human beings. Just admit they beat you and be respectful to them.
I rooted for Gandhi too because this was pretty funny but you're being completely unreasonable. You act like he insulted Gandhi or something. He didn't do anything, he just left. Why would they shake hands there? If I piss my opponent off I'm not expecting a handshake.
@@mrosskne he did have a reason to get angry, losing to someone who clearly has no clue what is happening doesn't exactly feel nice, granted the loss coulda easily been avoided if he'd just anti aired.
The real winner is Gandhi not because he won the match but because of how much fun he was haven't. He was smiling the whole time and enjoying the game. This is why I quit SF because I took it too serious and was mean to people. May we all have fun like Gandhi.
ROTFL!!! That was Epic! Congrats to Gandhi! Exposing players that there are not just pro players out there, and need to remember fundamentals! That made my week!
When Ghandi "switched up his game" towards the end (a.k.a went for a throw), I think that was the most terrifying mindgame of the whole tournament.
Grade A conditioning from Ghandi but he realized FSB is not adjusting to his style anyway and he went back to random spam
That throw never fails to make me laugh. It’s been years since I watch that video and the throw always makes me lose it completely.
@@terla2971 Same here. =p
lmao, I'm pretty sure that was an input error. But yeah I'd be terrified as well if that happened to me.
FSP's reaction says it all
Gandhi here, can't believe this video is still getting so many views! :D
Shame I can't make it to DHW14 :(
*edit* I can't believe how much love you guys have given me and still do give all these years. You're all heroes to me.
Jake Radcliffe Though I will be at DHW15!
Say hi if you find me!
+Jake Radcliffe Gandhi you are LEGENDARY buddy
Your performance was the stuff of legend. That was the single greatest tilt in SF4 history!
My online buddy mention your name all the time. Your performance in this vid speaks on so many levels and makes me love the game that much more.
Are you playing now SFV? What's your CFN ID? I want to follow you!
It's both funny and infuriating to see how much fun Gandhi is having vs how little fun FSP is having lol.
It was top quality trolling that's all there was to it for me.
When you try to do a green- orange rank massacre in tekken 7 and get stomped by a green marauder with 2k wins.
in a way he is actually playing the game.
@@obiwankenobi661 bro I also just discovered this masterpiece of a fight. So entertaining lmao
I’ve been on FSP’s side more times than i wanna admit.
Dude's on that level of yomi where his mind isn't clouded with actually knowing how to play lmao
WuzardsOfficial wow 4 years ago i hope you respond... but is that what it’s called? When you think loose or freely due to the lack of knowledge?
@@pdead0624 No that's called being a scrub, sry.
AMVaddictionist lmao... i thought there was a term that can apply to everything in life... like music, communication... on some the less you know the less you overthink type stuff
@@pdead0624 The concept overlaps with what TV Tropes would call Achievements In Ignorance.
@@AMVaddictionist
Then why did he win? Gandhi has knowledge of the very basics, but his ignorance on more complicated conventions made him just unpredictable enough to succeed.
That 5-jab whiff is glorious.
He was just mashing DP, but the jab came out first and chains into itself, so no DP that time. Legendary match. Lmao.
I like how the dude shook his head in frustration while ghadi was just like "aight aight fair, fair"
To be fair, there were a lot of frame traps, great reads, baits and smart decisions. The fact that they were all accidental shouldn't make a difference.
buzzword, buzzword, im bronze, buzzword. it was objectively awful on both sides please stop
@@bakaraymoo7389 You're awful you just said you are bronze stinky head
@@Vap0rL0ve gj catching the you're before I replied
@@bakaraymoo7389 ligma balls
@@bakaraymoo7389 seethe
I laughed so hard when he was just mashing standing light punch! His ability to mindfuck his opponents is S tier
The throw part fucked up fsp's brain.
He was mashing DP, but the jab came out first and chains into itself
Came from @CoreAGaming, wasn't disappointed...
First time I see this shit. Fucking hilarious.
Mee too. xD
Same! xD
Same
Mario Sánchez I got recommended this, after watching that vid -_-
Gandhi looks like a new player just having fun. Nothing wrong with that. Part of pro play is being able to adjust to your opponent. FSP didn't do that and lost. No point blaming Gandhi.
I don't think anyone is really Blaming Gandhi, I think people enjoy the fact Gandhi is having so much fun with it and FSP's lack of adaptation.
+Sylaven
Some people are trying to blame Ghandi by saying "He only won because he's using bad tactics!", as if that makes any sense.
yep, what looks like bad tactics can still be part of a masterful strategy ;)
It's only ever bad tactics if you lose...
I feel like not trying should get you disqualified though.
(Edit) I feel stupid for thinking this lol, sorry for the bad take
I come back and watch this every now and again because, as hilarious as it is, there's a crucial lesson. You don't DESERVE to beat anyone, no matter what you might think about how they play the game. Every win must be earned.
Damn straight
absolutely. if you don't respect your opponent, don't get upset when you get humiliated. any half decent player could've beaten gandhi, and FSP probably could too but he got completely mindfucked and refused to respect the reversal shoryukens lmao
100%, you’re really only as good as your ability to adapt to your opponent
FSP had no chance, this Gandhi guy is pretty good. I think he graduated from the Ken Masters Advanced Flowchart Academy.
Did you see the mind games from this man?!! Instead of DPing every time, he actually held back a few. And did we forget he actually added one of those grab shenanigans at the very end???!??? It's impossible to guess this man :O
That is an insult. What do you mean graduated from the Ken Masters Advanced Flowchart Academy? He's gives the tests!
I miss your vids
@@antzenpro3 I got so fucking hyped when he did a throw.
Hey wingspan used to watch your assasin Creed multiplayer videos.
Good day.
3:30 don't mind me just tagging my favorite part so I can watch it everyday.
Your comment is old but I still think you deserve at least a hundred likes for that tag.
You have my gratitude Onion Knight
i think this match deserves to be on the FGC hall of fame, right next to evo #37
It very well has
Facts.
top 10 of FGC for sure
rare footage of flowchart ryu actually working in a high level tournament
It do be like that
top 3 ryu players worldwide
1. Jyobin
2. Ghandi
3. Daigo
Too bad only one is going to capcom cup.....
LiangHuBB? What are you doing here? 😊
Deine Reihenfolge ist falsch. Zuerst kommt Gandhi, der Rest ist egal 🤪
@@umutyildirim9928 senin ne işin var burada looo?
When a player that never throws finally does a throw it's like the scariest thing
"Nobody can hurt me without my permission." - Mahatma Gandhi
Ghandi is actually far superior to FSP or anybody in the SFIV meta, he was just toying with his opponent and only showing 2% of his true power
Mayo Chan this now making wonder what happens if he taps into 50 or 99% of his power
Even Diego wouldn't stand a match
I use a similar strategy with Fang & use the fact he is annoying by design to distract my opponent while using Fangs great zoning, chip damage, poking, & defensive anti projectile tools to win and mentally tire out my foe.
Hes actually the shaggy of sf4
I don't care what anyone says. This was easily the most entertaining match of the tournament.
no one's going to disagree with you there.
Almost 10 years passed and this is still gold. The most iconic representation of winner mindset vs loser mindset. Love you forever Ghandi, you're a myth.
Gandhis nod of approval at 5:36... I can't
LOL
Understandable, have a nice day
Game recognizes game
why is that funny?
“Nice combo bro pretty spicy”
Whiffs five jabs into ex dp
You might think you know what I'm going to do, but that won't help you because even I don't know what I'm going to do!
STRANGE ISN'T IT?!
+NRG Buster GRRRRRRRRRRRR
That obscure reference XD
.... I love you.
Genius.
This is an unespected reference
FSP deserved to lose. He clearly had more skill and experience but he refused to control his emotions, kept falling for predictable patterns and didn't have to self awareness to stop doing harder combos when he knew Gandhi was mashing uppercut. If he had tighter links, Gandhi wouldn't have been able to punish him as much. Gandhi should get props for joining a competition knowing that he doesn't have much of a chance and seems to just want some fun.
"He clearly had more skill"
Not if he fell for the same thing over and over again.
Fsp looks like one of those guys who just learns combos and think that's enough to win
BlueicyDasani The Ryu in the video played worst than a 1200PP on XBL.
If Gandhi, and FSP ran a ft10 I’m sure it’ll be 8-2 FSP
These types of players can really throw off professionals, though. Graham Wolfe who was big in the ST scene told me once about how he got wrecked by a noob in a match because he played like Ghandi. Graham said he was super pissed when it happened. When you train your reflexes for so long, it's hard to immediately stop running off those reflexes.
This video is the perfect example of true scrub behavior (salty and blaming externalities while failing to introspect) vs what's scrubs think is scrub behavior (being an inexperienced player).
It's like playing rock, paper, scissors against somebody who doesn't have a pinky or ring finger. Paper is not a part of his vocabulary, but you keep throwing scissors at regular intervals and losing.
nah, it's more like being bad and losing to a better player, and getting mad about it for no reason.
@@mrosskne I question how you could call Gandhi the better player, and why you replied to a four year old comment in a 9 year old video.
@@babulbi 1 - He won, and 2 - Why shouldn't I? Comments don't expire. If you don't want people replying to your comments, delete them.
@@mrosskne Winning doesn't mean he was the better player, and I just question the point of replying to someone from almost half a decade ago.
@@babulbi Yes it does.
That was a disgraceful Rufus, didn't even shake hands after the game.
Salty Scrub at their finest.
I don’t remember that being a requirement but ok
@@CombatSportsNerd It's not a requirement but it says something about your weak mentality if you get that salty
@@waterguyroks weak mentality? seriously, some of you guys really got to get over yourselves. fucking hell. some people dont want to touch your sweaty ass hand. get over it.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed that.
Sounds like you got a fragile mentality
“I’m not laughing at FSP, I’m not laughing at anyone”
Don’t lie. We all know Ghandi’s impotent wisdom is goddamn hilarious
I love the facial expressions of the players, too. Ghandi is really enjoying the game and actually cares about winning but it's all in good sportsmanship, while the other guy is just raging. Jesus this is the match of the year and justice has been served :D
“justice” as if the other guy being bothered by someone playing this way makes them a villain, incredible thought process
@@nahdontevenstart How you gonna get mad at an eight year old comment bro
@@spunkwizard it got you to respond, that’s all i needed to make it worth posting
@@nahdontevenstart Yes, of course it does. Are you retarded?
Nah, Ghandi doesn't care about winning at all. He's just vibing
The guy is awesome. He's just having fun.
" Unexpected moves are hard to counter."
-Bruce Lee
:-)
"I fear not the man who practiced 100 kicks, but the man who practiced the same kick 100 times"
Bruce Lee surely loved to cheese
Gandhi you're a fucking legend. Glad u won. Proper Ryu play
*****
The joke
Your head
***** proper nickname
First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
Gandhi will forever be a legendary and respected meme of a Ryu player.
Such a badass... 😎👌
5:30 Gandhi reading FSP into the next dimension with that throw.
Yeah that throw sent shivers down my spine.
This is, without irony or hyperbole, my favorite match of all time. It's a case study in adjusting to your opponent and managing nerves.
The funny thing is, nobody ever talks about the match that happened after this, as a Dan player more or less showed how to handle Gandhi's "erratic" playstyle. It should be a "What to do" as a counter to FSP's "What NOT to do" lol.
Just came back to watch it a bit ago on the 10th anniversary and now I keep coming back to link it to other friends for that exact reasons.
Dude it’s 2020 and this clip is still just as good as it was in 2013 pure gold.
I know, right? Left me in tears the first time I saw this in 2013, lmao.
2022 brother, I came back for a laugh. Still the best.
Honestly i think it gets better every year
1:26 it was over the moment he panic jumped onto that fireball and said "**** my life." You know you aren't gonna recover when you're making comments like that in the middle of the match. Honestly the insanity of his play and being on stream/stage just helps the anxiety spiral into the point you can't play anymore. Amazing.
I go back to watch this every 3-4 weeks. IT'S SO GLORIOUS
Every time I glance at my Favorites list :P
that throw was one of the biggest plot twists in history
Gandhi = Noob
FSP = Scrub
There's a difference people!
i agree!
more like the opposite
@@av4010 no, noob is derivated from the word "newbie", and Gandhi really was new to SFIV at the time. FSP was already used to this game, simply he didn't know how to adapt to his opponen'ts playstyle.
@@ArpeggioPegasusMusic he didn't know how to punish
@@oGR7o which is adapting to the other person's choices is it not?
I love this. Gandhi's Ryu is exactly how I was trying to play him as a kid. If I grew up playing Street Fighter offline, with no access to the internet or arcade, I would totally play like this and think it's normal. Seeing him have success with it is so satisfying.
What do you mean? What is the normal way to play?
@@mrosskne I mean.. repeated whiffed jabs isn't exactly orthodox. But you do you.
@@jagtaggart936 Answer my question. What is the normal way to play?
@@mrosskne Answer your question? lmfao, that tone. Naw I don't owe you anything. Last thing I'm gonna say is that if you want to know optimal ways to play Ryu there's plenty of resources out there, or if you want to know what's "normal" (typical) for Ryu, try playing the game against others some more.
@@jagtaggart936 Drone strike dispatched ;)
High level mind games man shit.
Not even Daigo can comprehend Gandhi's play here he's literally unreadable.
You might as well be fighting with your eyes closed because you won't be figuring him out.
0:39 - this double shoryuken setup is genius
I haven't visited this video in a while, but I'm just noticing Ghandi actually tried to land the cr. Jab into St. Jab combo several times, he just doesn't have his execution down. Truly a student of the game.
LowTierGod would've destroyed the chair or something if he was in that situation.
haha 😂
@@shamellhargrove2684 LTG is a decent player with a shitty attitude. FSP is shitty player with a shitty attitude. LTG would never be in that situation in the first place. The commentators were either friends of FSP or some shit, they're way too easy on his scrub as.
@@workoutfanatic7873 LTG wouldn't be in that position cause his chicken legs can't take him to a tournament anyway. Dude would have ragequit & asked his mods to clean up the chat.
@@nosherkhan3232 lol, true. My estimation of Dalauan Sparrow as a man has fuckin' plummetted in the past months...
LTG is a complete scrub he would've been bodied and then made a tweet making fun of ghandi's appearance
Lol this is so freaking hilarious. The commentators also had me cracking up.
This Ryu with good exec could probably be a big player. He has a great mindgame.
Holy shit I remember you!
HotnessTV Kappa?
MrFr1day LOLOL
Come here to cry some more, little bitch? Play a real fighting game like Guilty Gear.
It's funny the way people say SCRUB RYU.
WTF?!
I mean, if you found one of this players and LOSE to them, you're the one to blame.
There's no such thing as LAME or SCRUB, just lack of patience.
If you fall for this kind of play, think about your own game and don't blame the other player.
I'm glad this Ryu won, he was having a lot of fun while playing; that's what games are for! :D
He wasn't having fun... He was pissed because he isn't use to playing offline. He was messing up most of his links and he was upset. When someone plays completely random it is very different than someone who has a plan. If Gandhi didn't get frustrated he would of won easily.
navychief929 What?
Ghandi WON...
I don't know what happened the next matches, but this one is GOLD.
The only one frustrated here was the Rufus player...
Just saying...
hanakun Oh okay, I went by the beginning when they got the names wrong.
navychief929 No problem, man.
Take care.
Yeah, you're right that the rufus player is at fault, but don't pretend as if the Ryu player is actually good. He has no grasp on how to play the game, let's not give credit where it is not due. He abused the weakness in his opponent, but he is not a good player
FSP should have at least beaten arcade mode before entering tournaments LMFAO
6:53 I just love that. Ghandi is just totally happy. Maybe even knowing he isnt playing the best but still managed to pull it of. And the "pro" Casters just speechless. This moment there is just the best. =D
Gandhi,the final form of Diego Umejuarez.
It was better on Eventhubs...
Funny how the only fraud in this match was FSP
Why are they dogging the new guy so hard? He obviously understands the basics and is using them quite well, spacing, interrupting, zoning. Are only professionals allowed to play the game?
Because he was constantly throwing dp and sweep, the two most punishable move in the game lol. All FSP needed to do is walk back, then punish, and Ghandi will never use those moves ever again hahaha.
@@FFXfever But he totally would over and over and that's why this is so great.
Like after the 26th DP Whiff Punish you'd expect him to do something else but the No-Mixup-Mixup coming in clutch
@@marzipancutter8144 exactly. It's so dumb, but FSP didn't answer it properly, so it's so brilliant. Why fix what isn't broken right? Haha
I think it was one of those things that's pretty hard to appreciate in the moment, haha.
@@marzipancutter8144 no mix up up mix up is fucking op asf. You are literally trained to expect a mix up.
This is my favorite SF match of all time. Gandhi destroying FSP with pure randomness, FSP raging hard and F-Word and Logansama losing their minds, it's amazing.
Seven years later and this still cracks me up lol.
think i played this guy in bronze in sfv, except somehow the next 10 guys were him too
"Oh, he beats the dive kick with a crouching light punch..."
Logan predicting SFV
Gandhi is the reason they made whiffed DPs get crush countered in SFV.
I disagree, I think FSP is the reason for that lol.
I'm sorry, but so many years later this is still my favorite SF vid. It still gives me a good chuckle.
Any time you hear the commentator say "yo who is this guy?" you are in for a legendary set.
I almost cried laughing at the commentators trying to not show any emotions after he lost LMFAO
"when nothing remains, everything is equally possible" - this guy, nodding sagely
This is the match that retired FSP from SF4... HAHAHAHA
OMG, I just can't stop watching this!!!😆 I mean, Gandhi *is* using a consistent strategy, and also he knows the basic paper-rock-scissors of basic attacks! He knows people are usually using fierce/roundhouse attacks exclusively... Never forget the fundamentals of Street Fighter™!
My only regret is not being able to hear what FSP was saying the whole time!😁
They can't read your mind if you don't think
I demand more videos of Ghandi.
That guy is my new favorite pro player.
Most Ryu thing ever.
No flash, all fundamentals.
This guy is Ryu at the start of the journey.
5:29 the whole game was a mindgame to make this moment happen.
CoreAGaming shows that you don't need FADC combos or any difficult techniques to show you are good player. Having a strong basis of fundamentals and being tilt-proof are the ones that will make you a better player.
3:31 = BEST MOMENT
The 00:20 DP is really the moment when the casters understood what and who they were dealing with.
dude. gandhi was playing sfv there
Nah, the DPs had invul here.
Everything he does is ridiculously easy to punish in SFV. DP, Tatsu, hado, sweeps
This is real Street Fighter.
Almost a decade later and this is still the most legendary sf4 set ever played
"YOU CAN'T KNOW WHAT I'M GOING TO DO IF _I_ DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M GOING TO DO"
Godlike Ryu, now i know why everybody wanted to see him against Daigo .. damnn! Those combos
at first i read this im like ok let me see some combos..than i watch and i go -.-
did ghandi and daigo played?
@@iKiLLyUe did you not see the combos or something?
this is fucking inspirational
5:29 Untechable. There was no escape from this throw.
This video encompasses what makes fighting games so great
Back again for my yearly rewatch. It's like fine wine.
I recently fought FSP. I never knew him outside of the Gandhi debacle, but before our match I shook his hand and said that I 'love his videos' (Just wanted him to feel notable and I respected him). He looked mournfully at his fight-stick and said: ''Yeah.. Some videos are more popular than others.'' I honestly think he just had a bad day. I beat him, but he didn't make it easy. FSP is a solid player.
'Yeah.. Some videos are more popular than others.'' hahaha yeah, and we know exactly which one he had in mind when he said that xD
Aw that made me a little sad. Everyone loses to a mashing scrub once in a while, just looked for PR Balrog's ''When everything goes wrong kappa'' to see what I mean. The only notable thing this video has is that it was live instead of some random online match.
Just found this video. As a intermediate Tekken player, at eternal ruler and play multiple characters at an ok level. You have no idea how many times I've gotten wrecked by this type of play by someone in green to yellow ranks lol. Absolutely love how he was having fun throughout the whole set
Green and especially yellow ranks do not play like this in my experience. This is common of like 8th dan players.
I should be watching SFV high level play videos, some guides and strategies to become a better player. Why do I always come back to this video instead?
I'd be happy to play with you, if you're keen?
My CFN name is lord_gandhi
Jake Radcliffe can I add you?
Because this video showcases the most high level street fighter gameplay you will ever see
Anyone here after watching Excellent Adventures with F Word?
Yup
Kamran Tahir yessir
Kamran Tahir yep
Re-watching since it has been so long but yeah...
So funny.
This is every bronze match I played in season 1. It really is hilarious
supremely based over 10 years later
shoutouts to that reimu pfp mf that i made irreconceivably mad somewhere in this comment section
You can see a little bit of FSP's soul leave his body each time he eats the hadoken
Seeing the commentators sulk in their elitism towards Gandhi was such an icing on the cake. This never gets old
Whenever Im Feeling down, I watch this video to bring a smile to my face
Gandhi is fool proof he had nothing to lose reguard of his play style.
Kinda just proofs strats don't mean anything if u can't deal with the most basic practical things.
FSP, Gandhi did nothing wrong u should of shaked his hand.
Insane dummy by Gandhi at 4:47 whiff fast recovery normal on jump in to empty jump, low into DP. Flawless strategy, he knew FSP was close to mentally broken so he went for the knock-out.
My favourite part of this clip is FSP’s facial expressions cause you can just see the frustration on his face
I can't help but root for Gandhi here. He's just having fun and enjoying the game while the other guy is taking himself far too seriously and was straight up disrespectful to his opponent by just getting up and leaving without shaking his hand or saying anything to him. It doesn't matter how angry you are at your opponent, at the end of the day, it's a game and you're both human beings. Just admit they beat you and be respectful to them.
That's salt, my man
I rooted for Gandhi too because this was pretty funny but you're being completely unreasonable. You act like he insulted Gandhi or something. He didn't do anything, he just left. Why would they shake hands there? If I piss my opponent off I'm not expecting a handshake.
@@tingispingis he didn't have any reason to be pissed off, and that doesn't excuse you from behaving like a human being regardless.
@@mrosskne he did have a reason to get angry, losing to someone who clearly has no clue what is happening doesn't exactly feel nice, granted the loss coulda easily been avoided if he'd just anti aired.
@@scottyj8655 not a reason to get angry
The real winner is Gandhi not because he won the match but because of how much fun he was haven't. He was smiling the whole time and enjoying the game. This is why I quit SF because I took it too serious and was mean to people. May we all have fun like Gandhi.
still the greatest sf4 match. i watched this so many times throughout the years
I wonder, is FSP DSP's European cousin? lol
WOW...
I always get hyped whenever ghandi lands his crazy shenanigans. XD
You would think this would get old after a couple of years, but no it just gets better ^_^
Man moving at StarCraft inputs per second
ROTFL!!! That was Epic!
Congrats to Gandhi!
Exposing players that there are not just pro players out there,
and need to remember fundamentals!
That made my week!
3:31 that team laugh.
upvote this if you still watch it in 2015