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“hey wyd” making catboy juan?? 🙄 what else do you think i’m doing

#he’s so cutie patootie ^^#talking about a 30-something year old man who can play jigglypuff really well in a 25 year old game lol #hungrybox #niko yaps #i love melee but i dont have time to play it #gotta unlock all the characters first 😭😭😭

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#nobody will get this #puff truths #patrick stump #hungrybox #its not just about the image similarities #dont condemn me pls #fall out boy #vi****s turned pr******s #or uh. something something #super smash your head in

#super smash bros #hungrybox #smash melee #video #shitpost

I just watched a 1.5 hour video essay on Hungrybox and his story in the Melee community, and can I just say that despite all of the hate he’s received, I think he’s one of the most inspirational players I’ve ever watched. As a kid whose grown up watching video games get bigger and bigger, and as a person whose aspirations have always been intertwined with video games, whether with entertainment or competition, Juan DeBiedma is one of, if not my number one, inspiration for playing games.

Thank you Hungrybox. And thank you to all of the other competitive players, or streamers, or YouTubers, or game devs, or music composers, or coders. You all contribute to a community that has been able to connect people from everywhere in the world, and it’s truly remarkable how people sometimes forget that.

I can go watch a livestream of an event on the other side of the us, then cut on a video of a game I’ve never heard of made by a person from across the world while I play a game made by a team of people, all of them doing what they love to do, and it’s inspiring.

I grew up being told to be embarrassed by how much I play video games. By being told to “get serious” or to just give up altogether, and it’s always been the friends I met online or the creators I’ve watched my entire childhood that inspire me to keep going.

So join that local tournament. Code that game you think would be fun. Make that mod for a game you enjoy. Record a video to post to YouTube or TikTok. And enjoy yourself. Because no matter what, no matter if you have a “real” job or you do what you love…

You are unique, you are special, and you can do anything you believe you can do.