This new Melee tech might need to be banned. 

i invented this in my basement in 2009

My god... that Fox isn't edgeguarding, he's just edging

0:32 Yoshi cannot yank it. No wonder he commits so much tax fraud

I mean, might as well do SOMETHING while Samus takes 10-15 business days to recover

Ultimate Falco players invented the "Hands off my CAWK" technique, and now we have Melee Fox players innovating with a more hands-on approach

Fox always gets the best tech

Furious wanking into Up-Smash is a true combo

Only a true master of baiting could hope to perfect this technique...

2:05 asuka in the hospital when she wakes up and sees shinji

Falco: Personally I jerk on the edge Fox: Landblaster

Ok, this is actual gold. We need a moment like this in top 8 at a major

yoshi mains are no fap

Forget 20XX, now we have 20XXX

Did I…did I just learn how to…

What do we call this new tech? Shield jerking? Milking the fox?? Lightjilling???

Greg may have invented it in 2009, but it was popularized by Dark "DSP" Side Phil on a stream. He managed to pull this off with a forward facing angle though, so it wasnt as ambiguous. I practice this technique every night to stay on top of my game

These just keep getting better, man - I know this one was silly, but the fact you used it to talk about the idea of shield angling improving frame advantage is awesome. Learned something new!

I never would have thought that someone Pulling their Pud on Plup could be turned into an educational video about shields in melee

The best part was that Plup still handedly won the set. 😆

You know, when I saw the "Ambiguous hand positioning" clip in the trailer for this season, this is absolutely not what I expected it to turn out to be. Instead it has exceeded my expectations in every way.

The opponent can't recover if the edge is sticky.

I don't know how this channel continues to exclusively use music I listen to on a daily basis, but I am here for it. Please continue reading my mind.

Greg definitely did first invent a technique that involved sus hand movements, and Fox McCloud, but it wasn't this one.

HE ACTUALLY DID IT LOL

The teabag: “A worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!”

Plup’s laugh there is one of the most contagious laughs ever

all melee tournaments immediately rescheduled to november

Low key come here just for the impeccable music choices. Jacob Mann is so underrated

I learned about the “tech” in the funniest way possible, a player was saying that there was this crazy new tech that would shape the metagame, started going by the ledge and doing the motion, saying it was like the Marth Killer. I kept waiting for the crazy stuff to drop, but then they said “It’s called JO, the tech is called JO. It stands for jacking o-“

part 1: Greg had always been a passionate player of Super Smash Bros Melee, and he spent countless hours perfecting his skills and exploring different strategies. In 2009, while playing in his basement, he stumbled upon a new trick that made the characters look suspicious during gameplay. Greg was thrilled with his discovery and excitedly shared it with his friends and online communities. However, to his disappointment, nobody seemed to care about his find. Despite the lack of recognition from others, Greg continued to experiment with the trick and found new ways to incorporate it into his gameplay. He even started to document his findings in videos and tutorials, hoping that others would eventually appreciate the technique. However, no matter how hard he tried, the trick remained largely unnoticed and overshadowed by other techniques and strategies. Greg's experience highlights the fact that sometimes, even when we make significant discoveries or achievements, they may go unnoticed or unappreciated by others. However, this should not deter us from pursuing our passions and interests. Sometimes, the most important rewards come from within, and the satisfaction of exploring new ideas and techniques can be its own reward. in conclusion, no one cares greg part 2: Despite the lack of attention from the wider community, Greg's persistence and dedication eventually paid off when he met a fellow Smash Bros enthusiast who appreciated his trick. This person was blown away by Greg's innovation and immediately saw the potential it had to revolutionize the game. Together, they spent countless hours practicing and perfecting the technique, constantly pushing each other to new heights. They also began to share their findings with other players, eventually gaining a small but devoted following. As more people started to take notice of the trick, Greg's confidence and enthusiasm grew. He began to experiment even more, exploring new ways to incorporate the technique into different scenarios and matchups. Before long, the trick became a staple of competitive play, and Greg was finally recognized for his contributions to the community. Through his persistence and determination, Greg showed that even when it seems like nobody cares about our passions or discoveries, there is always someone out there who will appreciate and value our work. By staying true to his interests and working tirelessly to perfect his technique, Greg was able to make a lasting impact on the Super Smash Bros community and leave a legacy that will be remembered for years to come. in conclusion: some people care greg part 3: As Greg grew older, he continued to play and explore the world of Super Smash Bros. Despite his advancing age, he never lost his passion for the game, and he continued to share his knowledge and experience with younger generations of players. When he finally passed away, he left behind a legacy that would be remembered for years to come. Many players who had never even met Greg were impacted by his work, and his technique had become a fundamental part of the competitive scene. At his funeral, players from around the world came together to pay their respects and honor the memory of a true innovator. They remembered Greg as a man who had never given up on his dreams and had always pursued his passions with unwavering dedication. In the years that followed, Greg's trick continued to be passed down from generation to generation of Smash Bros players. Though the game continued to evolve and change, Greg's legacy lived on, and his contribution to the community was never forgotten. In the end, Greg died happy, secure in the knowledge that he had left behind something truly special. His trick had changed the way people played the game, and his memory would continue to inspire and motivate players for years to come. in conclusion: people will always care greg

this honestly might be my favorite one so far. very high level stuff. wondering if we will ever see this at a national? cheers

earliest known recording of using Shield Tilting for player entertainment is Purin Bumble Bee - complete by doyoung2win from July 5th, 2006

You can't see the tech with Yoshi's shield, so us Yoshi mains can technically do it without anyone seeing. Unless you're at locals or have a webcam, than datass just got banned

Incredible high effort shitposting

They got a secret 5th taunt for fox and falco

This should have been an April fools video 😂 you had me hooked until the very end I took the bait 😅

Melee Moments, your vids are seriously well put together. I learn something new from every video and the format+editing makes each one so enticing to watch!

This is why no Smash game will ever be like Melee.

What if yoshi players were using this tech all along and we didn't notice 😮

Plup is my favourite player and this is one of my favourite moments of his. Thank you so much for highlighting this!

Asumsaus single-handedly leveled up the entire melee RU-vid content scene apparently

I started using this after the plup video and it works great. By edging instead of edgeguarding, it mind games the opponent to another level

optimized gameplay

once again new fox tech is discovered and the kirby nation is in shambles

this is an all time favorite clip of mine and man what a great video! hope to see more to come soon

2:03 amogus

This is my favorite video of yours. Unbelievably satiricle and incredibly well executed.

can we take a sec to appreciate the editing on this vid?? it is so well done

POG NEW MELEE MOMENTS

Using that GWM pic with aiden is so money

This tech improves spacies blood flow as he is channeling his force to one place

It made Plup laugh his glorious laugh. I see no problem here.

the quality of these vids is unreal. content, visuals, music, and concise too

Move over, turbo teabagging. We got the funniest way to disrespect someone.

now this is the high quality content i subscribed for

This is the most comprehensive lesson on shield shifting I've seen on the site

Amazing video, and also made me realize I've been missing out on a lot of free frames by never angling my shield up

Imagine watching your opponent randomly stop to furiously crank their hog mid match, right before utterly destroying you.

We love an elaborate shitpost

Killer edits and soundtrack. content and knowledge S Tier

Okay can we appreciate the response from Plup in that clip at the end? Pure comedy

i love hearing a song i love that i think not many people have heard of being used in the background of a youtube video, thank you

I love everything about this video. Plup's commentary, the music, it's all just one hundred percent flawless 😂❤️

this certianly was a melee moment

@0:53 sick presentation

this channel just got 9 times more serious

Truly a forbidden jutsu

The hype building of the intro was on point, then I got served in less than 10 seconds. GG Would watch again.

Thank you for creating content like this!!!

A true master baiter.

I feel like I've stumbled onto an April Fool's video that was just posted a month late. I can't believe I fell for two minutes of elaborate setup for a masturbation joke. I love it.

I can't believe straight up jorking it is a viable option in this game

Short but well made, great job dude

Edging on the edge

the quality content i didn't know I needed

yeah I actually discovered this the day the game released when I was 1 years old

great use of jacob mann here lol. i was like "wait this is familiar..."

this is like an ear worm but for videos. I watch it again everytime, the subject crosses my thoughts

The production of this video is fantastic!

Wow, I just commented on your latest video and this one has a Jacob Mann song too lol! Great editing, there's a lot of visual clarity.

Shocked and ecstatic to see a Melee x Jacob Mann Big Band crossover

This is amazing :D

when i first saw the clip i was wonderin wtf he was doin but the close up made me fucking die of laughter lmao. def gonna use this one on slippi

This is the first thing on the internet all year that has made me audibly giggle like a little kid

these are great videos!

I thought this video was reaching an apex, but then it just ended. Well done.

great job with the editing!

I was not ready for that. I am so much. Thank you.

Wasn’t expecting to hear Jacob Mann big band but was appreciated

I had a teensy amount of trouble hearing through the bombastic music i would've toned down the bgm

Cool to see Jacob Mann get recognized, especially in a super smash video lol

we can't have this in our favorite children's game in fact, ban steve too while you're at it

Man this chanel is so good

I was brought here by the clickbaity title and I feel duped that the whole channel is goated content

Omg i had to laugh so much at the end. Beautiful

What 2m27, i was expecting a 45 min video with this title 🤣🤣🤣 you got my like 🤟🤟🤟

Finally, another Jacob Mann enjoyer.

a fellow jacob mann appreciator :o

now we know why everyone in the subspace emissary fandub was so afraid

I’ve seen this exact clip before but it still made me belly laugh