Cheese reacts to "Everyone Reacts to Cheese's World Record" 

Simply winning the world record with his gut hanging out was the most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen.

@@FaxanaduJohn it's not THAT disgusting of a gut. You should see mine, lol....

She has so much love for everyone, it makes me smile every time.

I love how she treats Cheese and Puncay as her own kids.

I love how everyone ignored the first comment xD

I'm a dude, playing a dude, disguised as another dude... Lol...

@@chanceneck8072 saw the comment, thinking about this exact reply, came to see the reply, and did not disappoint.

I miss him so much... LiamSadge

There is some tension between Simply & Cheese but surprisingly in the sm64 speedrun community they tend to be more classy about it

@@mp7639 oh really? I thought they got along. 🤔

@@mp7639 it seems friendly to me

Puncay needs to get to the top 5

@@mp7639 where do you got that from?

He should make a reaction video of that

Its literally the same thing as the current title but calling cheese something different smh my head

@@kannolotl but this way would manipulate the RU-vid algorithm more

@@KorZen10 Title is too long

Yes, but will cheese react to that one?

I love how hes has the world record in SM64 120 AND is a fantastic COD player too. I find that hilarious cause the games are polar opposites. Shows that dedication is a universal skill lol

The key to speedrunning is practice, practice, practice. One run? You're just starting out. Watch the tutorials, read some stuff in the community - Speedrunning discords, subreddits, etc., and most importantly, PRACTICE. Speedrunning is a lot like playing an instrument. Practice both the game, and the route, like you'd practice an instrument and a song. You need to know everything you're supposed to be doing, and that comes from practice. You can, and will, improve significantly, you just need PRACTICE. Yes, there's various setups and whatnot that help with tricks, but it's like someone explaining to you how to ride a bike - Useful, but you HAVE to actually try it as well before you'll get it. Most world record holders have put 5-10 THOUSAND hours into the game they run. Sometimes significantly more. That's why their times are so short. Because they've practiced an insane amount. They know every strat, and every backup to every strat. Audio and Visual cues memorized. Things that come naturally over time. Just because you have what you see as a "bad" time starting out, doesn't mean you're bad. It just means you haven't practiced enough. You WILL get better if you stick with it. But you NEED to stick with it to get better.

@@AtomicArtumas that's what I tell people when they ask how to get better at the game speedrunners. I have 3.5k hrs into it. I appreciate the help and I am more than determined to get my self in the top 100 on the leader board. I've been grinding the game and watching tutorials left and right. I'm trying to learn everything I can in the game. So far i only have about 20 hours in the game but I think I might be off to a good start. Thanks again for the support :)

hi :)