Only top player I ever met online was in SFIV AlexValle as Calipower. He was running Bison and I ran Adon. I got the first round on him pretty damn good, and then he must have put the phone down and finished that slice of pizza cuz he tore me a new asshole. Was a great time all around lol.
Hey there, saw this message while passing through. It's because in Japanese some words spelt out contain characters with individual meanings some of which you can use to guess what the whole word will mean. Hence it's like calling a "washing machine" a "box" for him. Since at the very least when talking about a washing machine the name tells you what it may do. I'm still studying the language so I could be wrong.
He's talking about a laundry iron. They're literally just called "irons." Rarely do you call them "presses" or "electric irons." They are called irons, of course, because they used to be literally just heated slabs of iron. But Daigo is of course right in that the name is meaningless, more or less. This really doesn't have anything to do with Japanese, but more with English having the name of the clothes iron just be "iron," which I'm sure anyone of any language can see is a little unassuming.
@@zackwyvern2582 Not exactly, the name is just a shortened version of the original name that was more detailed. As you said they were heated slabs of iron, that's why they were called flatirons. Because they were flat pieces of iron. It is pretty descriptive. Now we just refer to them as irons since everyone knows what your talking about so the longer name is unnecessary. Though flat iron now adays refers to a hair straight iron.
"I found you faker!" "Faker? I think you're the fake Daigo around here. You're comparing yourself to me... ORA! You're not even good enough to be my-" "I'll make you eat those words!"
I was thinking the exact same damn thing. Imagine the other player in front of his ps4. Full commitment to the fight. "what was his name again in middle school?"
He has a point, why is it called an iron and why is the verb named after it? I can't think of another way of saying the action, but it doesn't make sense in the slightest
@@kamikaze4172 Well because originally, it was literally made of iron, maybe a wooden grip but they would burn. They would heat them up some how and use the iron to iron the clothes 😂
@@solar_savior4118 I get iron being used for it, but there had to he a better name for it, right? And then the verb, is there another way of saying that? Though I don't know why I'm going into detail, there's a lot of things in the English language that doesn't make sense. And it's the only language I'm fluent in
@@kamikaze4172 I guess but back in the day especially in England people weren't really imaginative with their naming. Does this road belong to the Kent family? We'll call it Kent road. Is there a farm on this road? Farm road. Stuff like that, especially for common objects like an iron
@@solar_savior4118 I guess your right. That's how lat names came about. It would be roland the blacksmith and that changed to roland smith. Doesn't take much
@@LukeyMia4 That wasn't hard to figure out. In these stream archives he's almost always using Guile and to a lesser extent Kage or Zeku. Ryu in 4 was good at almost everything which meant he could be used with any kind of playstyle. Now he's good at nothing and can only work with a reactionary gameplan and heavy reliance on hard reads. Capcom turned him into Kazuya Mishima with a Hadouken instead of an Electric.
Love the fact he always has this inner curiosity for everything.. he is a true champ and has a great personality as well!.. When I play I need to be more relaxed like him.. I get too angry 😆
they don't call it Diego because of the pronunciation but because the name of Diego is really common here in South America but well, at least i like how he reacts about it LOL
Daigo is pretty funny, even when he's not trying to be. Because English is my first language, I never thought about iron being a weird name for the tool. It really doesn't make sense. For some reason, I was getting a Nisioisin vibe from that talk.
Originally it was an iron piece that you heated up over a flame and used that heat to take care of the wrinkles. People being lazy shorthanded the whole process into the verb "iron"
This was the first time I watched Daigo on stream talking and being able to understand what he's saying. He is very funny and witty and it was satisfying seeing him roast a guy for using his name asking why he was using dhalsim (a legitimate question because I cannot think of a single instance of him using sim).
Imagine if that guy beat Daigo using Ryu...than Daigo would be depressed and after months training in a mountain he would return to evo to be the champion with ryu
Gotta say, based on the old tournament footage I never expected Daigo to be this much of a lovable goof, but I'm on board with it, lol. Always seems to be having fun, great attitude.
It's called an iron because the metal of the product was made of iron. It was also called a flat iron, because it was iron used to flatten out clothes. In Britain, a smoothing iron. Naturally, people got lazy, and started calling it an iron and useing it as a verb. It flows naturally when you say "iron it out."
@@psychicfire8232 well I live in Brazil (Brazilian from São Paulo)kkkk 20 years and i haven't seen a bunch of Diego's around... Two or three at most, its not common at all here, but Gabriel, Lucas and Bruno are the ones that I've seen the most.
I'm from south america and "Daigo" reads exactly like that, people call him "Diego" because it's a common name here and it's funny that it's so similar
Daigo: I found you, FAKER! Deigo: Faker? You're the fake Daigo around here, you're comparing yourself to me? Ha! You're not even good enough to be my fake- Daigo: I'll make you eat those words!
"Iron doesn't explain the function of an Iron. It's like calling a Washing Machine a Box." He's not wrong. I'm sure there is some history to that like the first few irons just being a slab of iron.
1: Why was Daigo talking about irons? 2: Did he ever find out that Iron is also a verb that means what the tool is used for? 3: Whose dumb idea was it to name a tool used for using steam to get wrinkles out of clothes so they look neat before you put them on something super generic that doesn't describe said tool's purpose, then out of nowhere decide to turn that word into a verb that means what that tool does?
The English language makes a wide use of verbs as subjects and viceversa; the word "iron" comes from the times before electric power when people used tools rather similar to the modern irons but with a hollow space inside to be filled up with burning coal. So, they applied the hand tool with an heated iron surface onto the clothes, hence both the action "to iron" and name of the tool "iron" made sense centuries ago.
A clothes iron gets its name for two qualities of the material it is made of. Iron as a metal is rather heavy, if you make a smooth flat surface of it you can use it's weight to flatten and smoothen other things. Iron also retains heat rather effectively, reason why it was used to brand things (like cattle). People at some point discovered that they could dry and smoothen their clothes by heating a flat piece of iron and passing it over their clothes, hence the name "clothes iron".
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Just wait until he finds Diego Umejuarez.
Only after he tracks down and kills Dubaigo Umeharam
Hope that he never finds D'aygoo Huhmahara.
this killed me,hahaha..lol
This shit cracked me up
Wait til he finds out about Django Mahieuhara
I played against Daigorilla Umeharambe once
this one wins
Must've been Bloody Roar 1 and he was playing as Greg
Genius
Jesus hahahahahah that's a win
That is truly phenomenal.
"Who are you?"
*"I'm you, but worse at this game."*
Yup. Definitely the Dan to Daigo's Ryu.
666th like >~>
I am Gabe Newell
Yep
For "Fake Daigo" it was his greatest day of life but for "Real Daigo" it was just Tuesday.
neo geo street fighter movie reference I love it
Nesko Pie ikr
every tuesday is just tuesday for Daigo
@@khhnator that's deep
such a perfect way to use that hhaaahahha
LMAO I bet that Deigo was so happy he fought Daigo.
PROLLY HEHEH
bro deigo is ny spirit animal now lmao that guy livin the dream
Only top player I ever met online was in SFIV AlexValle as Calipower. He was running Bison and I ran Adon. I got the first round on him pretty damn good, and then he must have put the phone down and finished that slice of pizza cuz he tore me a new asshole. Was a great time all around lol.
@@Krystalmyth lmao I cant stop laughing at how you put it 😂😂😂😂
Hell I'd be happy and honored both at the same time lol.
I'm a lot more invested in his discovery about iron and the tool, iron, and something about washing machine box than the curbstomp that ensues
Hey there, saw this message while passing through.
It's because in Japanese some words spelt out contain characters with individual meanings some of which you can use to guess what the whole word will mean.
Hence it's like calling a "washing machine" a "box" for him. Since at the very least when talking about a washing machine the name tells you what it may do. I'm still studying the language so I could be wrong.
He's talking about a laundry iron. They're literally just called "irons." Rarely do you call them "presses" or "electric irons." They are called irons, of course, because they used to be literally just heated slabs of iron. But Daigo is of course right in that the name is meaningless, more or less.
This really doesn't have anything to do with Japanese, but more with English having the name of the clothes iron just be "iron," which I'm sure anyone of any language can see is a little unassuming.
In Portuguese is the same, Ferro is both the mineral and the tool.
@@zackwyvern2582 Not exactly, the name is just a shortened version of the original name that was more detailed. As you said they were heated slabs of iron, that's why they were called flatirons. Because they were flat pieces of iron. It is pretty descriptive. Now we just refer to them as irons since everyone knows what your talking about so the longer name is unnecessary. Though flat iron now adays refers to a hair straight iron.
Daigorov Umeharovsky
😂🤣😂
Genius
Дайгослав Умехаров
@@dorsiafridaynight3488 is that how it'd be written in Russian?
@@CaptainYesz yes
These aren't fakes. They're Daigo alt accounts that he plays against himself live on stream.
Why do you think he never shows his feet?
lol
Daigo had a "hits blunt moment" when he was talking about the Iron
I’m down voting your comment in hopes it will get back down to 420.
@@cartmansfat123 you doing gods work .
He's right tho english kinda dum fr
cartmansfat123 your a good man
@@cartmansfat123 that's not how TH-cam comments work...
"I found you faker!"
"Faker? I think you're the fake Daigo around here. You're comparing yourself to me... ORA! You're not even good enough to be my-"
"I'll make you eat those words!"
TBC1 Lmfaooo why'd I think of this exact moment from a2battle haha
Shadow love
Lmfao!!!! Loved the “ORA”!
That sonic adventure 2 reference 😆😆😆😆.
Very epic
Wrecking a Diamond while reminiscing his middle school days.
I was thinking the exact same damn thing. Imagine the other player in front of his ps4. Full commitment to the fight. "what was his name again in middle school?"
That's normal for me when I play, I wreck alot of diamonds while reminiscing. But there are worse times.
Wait till he finds out that the verb "iron" is also the same word used for what you do with the tool named after the material. XD
He has a point, why is it called an iron and why is the verb named after it? I can't think of another way of saying the action, but it doesn't make sense in the slightest
@@kamikaze4172 Well because originally, it was literally made of iron, maybe a wooden grip but they would burn. They would heat them up some how and use the iron to iron the clothes 😂
@@solar_savior4118 I get iron being used for it, but there had to he a better name for it, right? And then the verb, is there another way of saying that? Though I don't know why I'm going into detail, there's a lot of things in the English language that doesn't make sense. And it's the only language I'm fluent in
@@kamikaze4172 I guess but back in the day especially in England people weren't really imaginative with their naming. Does this road belong to the Kent family? We'll call it Kent road. Is there a farm on this road? Farm road. Stuff like that, especially for common objects like an iron
@@solar_savior4118 I guess your right. That's how lat names came about. It would be roland the blacksmith and that changed to roland smith. Doesn't take much
Just wait until he finds Drago Umeharovich.
"Yeah I know a guy named Une" completely not focused on the game as he destroys the opponent.
Ahh, Diego Humajara, the professional South American player.
Diego Umejuarez.
Diego Brando
@@NaughtiusMaximmus shut up stfu, you ruined it
@@brubok479 it was a joke bruh
@@NaughtiusMaximmus no just shut up, it wasn't funny either way
"He could've least used Ryu". lol
Daigo doesn't even use Ryu because he's trash in 5.
@@Anomaly188 yeah, he made the switch lmao. Ryu lacks variety, even I switched out.
@@LukeyMia4 That wasn't hard to figure out. In these stream archives he's almost always using Guile and to a lesser extent Kage or Zeku. Ryu in 4 was good at almost everything which meant he could be used with any kind of playstyle. Now he's good at nothing and can only work with a reactionary gameplan and heavy reliance on hard reads. Capcom turned him into Kazuya Mishima with a Hadouken instead of an Electric.
He was still concerned about the writing of the name of his fake during the Ibuki match, Daigo is not of this world XD
He clearly is, when other people are doing with greater ease as well xD
I mean it makes sense if you look at the history of the iron where it was, basically, a block of iron you heated with a handle on it.
Also, iron as a verb has only one meaning, and it's what the tool does.
Also it was called a flatiron or a clothes iron. The name was later shortened.
Mom, can we get Daigo?
We already have Daigo at home.
Daigo at home:
... ... Pfff!
*ultraman tiga has joined the chat*
haha nice
That shit was a lame ass joke that doesn't even make sense..htf are u gonna get a daigo??
Title: "this is what happens when you use my name"
Daigo: *so, I R O N S*
0:40 the climax of Japanese comedy
“Ah! There he is! Who are you?”
Griffith did nothing wrong.
lol dunno why I laughed so hard when Daigo says Deigo multiple times
Love the fact he always has this inner curiosity for everything.. he is a true champ and has a great personality as well!.. When I play I need to be more relaxed like him.. I get too angry 😆
they don't call it Diego because of the pronunciation but because the name of Diego is really common here in South America but well, at least i like how he reacts about it LOL
It was spelled wrong so maybe he was trying to be daigo but he would say his name is Diego
And lastly It had a other part to the name and that was his last or first name
He has a big ego so of course he thought it was a faker. Diego is common name.
@@davidquezada50 His name was Deigo though dumbass
@@davidquezada50 yeah I know a lot of of people called "Deigo"
"Iron" is shortened. "Clothing Iron" is the full name.
That’s quite true it’s been cut for so long we forgot haha
I think you mean "clothes iron". Or flatiron
Daigo is pretty funny, even when he's not trying to be. Because English is my first language, I never thought about iron being a weird name for the tool. It really doesn't make sense. For some reason, I was getting a Nisioisin vibe from that talk.
Well. Iron was heated and molded onto shape and irons heat up and mold clothing into a specific shape.
Originally it was an iron piece that you heated up over a flame and used that heat to take care of the wrinkles. People being lazy shorthanded the whole process into the verb "iron"
@@solounwapodemuchos It was also called a flatiron or clothes iron. Since it was a flat piece of iron used on... Well, clothes...
@@Exodus-sh5mq no that's not why
Long lost brother of daigo
Diego!!!!
Lmao he said in South America they call me Diego 😂😂😂
It’s adorable watching Daigo talk about the naming conventions of the “Iron”
Daigo is so charasmatic, even charming and funny while facing down his imposter.
This was the first time I watched Daigo on stream talking and being able to understand what he's saying. He is very funny and witty and it was satisfying seeing him roast a guy for using his name asking why he was using dhalsim (a legitimate question because I cannot think of a single instance of him using sim).
Daigo literally pulling a "His name is Mud as far as I'm concerned"
Wait Until he meets his African Imposter Deboko Umeharam
Daigoya Urabembe
Dejamarl Jamaican
He thinks we called him Diego because thats how we pronounce Daigo? Lol
TBF Diego did became a thing. Even Gerald from Core A Gaming used it lol
@@steelblake yea but daigo thought daigo is pronounced diego, which is not, Diego is just a similar looking name that exists in Spanish
@@dofehino5444 I know. I'm south american. I just said that Diego became a meme
You dont call yourself daigo and use dhalsim
"Why is he using this toxic color"
LMAO
Just wait till he finds his Nigerian imposter daigatunde umeoluwa
I like how he’s remembering things from middle school while kicking butt so easily xD
"In south America people call me Diego" 😭😭😭😭
So glad these translation videos have shown me just how funny Daigo naturally is
The background music during the first round of Guile and Sakura's fight was what made me buy SFV.
Imagine if that guy beat Daigo using Ryu...than Daigo would be depressed and after months training in a mountain he would return to evo to be the champion with ryu
He would go to the mountains training with Ryu and end up coming back and winning EVO with Kage.
reminds me of Vegeta spending alone in the mountain of nowhere raining after he got his ass kicked by 18 lmao
At the end I was expecting matches of Deigo_Unehara but ok.
Daigo was cracking me up 🤣🤣🤣
Feel the wrath of Diego Umejuarez! How dare you steal and distort his name? :^
Give some loves for the faker, because he's definitely a Daigo hardcore fans.
“Will the real Daigo please stand up? I repeat, will the real Daigo please stand up”
When he's not in a tournament he looks like he's actually having fun playing
My sf4 nick was Daiso Umakara haha. Daiso is a japanese thrift store and Umakara was KFC's new chicken flavor in my country.
LMFAO KFC Chicken flavor xdd
Gotta say, based on the old tournament footage I never expected Daigo to be this much of a lovable goof, but I'm on board with it, lol. Always seems to be having fun, great attitude.
Deigo must be excited to see this happening haha.
abc2390986 I certainly hope that that guy was streaming....I’d love to see it....
8:38 God that read was sooooo clean
I love when he says Ora in the subtitles it’s more of just a “ah” but then when he starts repeatedly saying Ora the subtitles say ‘Hey!’
Daigo is too funny with his roast on this fake 😂😂🤣🤣
This gives off the same energy as Green Forest/White Jungle's Shadow/Sonic battle in SA2.
Daigo talkin that talk. He then proceeds to make lightwork of a poser.
What happens when Daigo fights a copycat?
The same thing that happens to everyone else.
GET WRRRREEEECKKKT
It's called an iron because the metal of the product was made of iron.
It was also called a flat iron, because it was iron used to flatten out clothes. In Britain, a smoothing iron. Naturally, people got lazy, and started calling it an iron and useing it as a verb.
It flows naturally when you say "iron it out."
Daigo looking at Menat alone would have been enough for him to lose.
I love the fact that Daigo was breaking down how Japanese name structure works, honestly my favorite part of the video
WHOA! Wait a minute! Theres a Felicia costume for Menat??
1:53 the animation particles tricked me, thought there's a bug on my screen on dalsim's character icon
Fun fact: In Latin America, Spain and Portugal "Diego" is historically one of the most common names for male population ever since the 13th century.
Except in Brazil
@@Nagashino20 Actually it is very common in Brazil
@@psychicfire8232 well I live in Brazil (Brazilian from São Paulo)kkkk 20 years and i haven't seen a bunch of Diego's around... Two or three at most, its not common at all here, but Gabriel, Lucas and Bruno are the ones that I've seen the most.
Lots of Diegos here in Rio de Janeiro
@@leonie_gata_de_outono The portuguese equivalent to Diego name is Thiago, both are derivations from the hebrew name Jacob.
I hope Deigo Unehara knows he got his ass kicked by daigo
I'm from south america and "Daigo" reads exactly like that, people call him "Diego" because it's a common name here and it's funny that it's so similar
I love the iron discourse at the beginning of the video 🤣🤣🤣
I came for the matches, I stayed for his critical analysis of the word "iron."
Im from south america and i call him Daigo, never heard anyone calling him Deigo
But i heard people calling him Diego just for fun
My favourite part of this video is how he’s baffled at the name of a clothing iron
The line between the names that has no meaning 😂 the underscore symbol
I just love the opening, trying to understand why English is the way it is. That was wholesome
Real reads, Real Umehara.
This is the most i have seen him pop off EVER
Daigo really said put some respect on his name. 😂
Daigo, unleashed the beast
Daigo: I found you, FAKER!
Deigo: Faker? You're the fake Daigo around here, you're comparing yourself to me? Ha! You're not even good enough to be my fake-
Daigo: I'll make you eat those words!
Omg I could watch this over and over
imagine landing a dizzy on daigo and then whiffing a CA on dizzy daigo
Wait until he encounters abudaigo umeharam
"Iron doesn't explain the function of an Iron. It's like calling a Washing Machine a Box."
He's not wrong. I'm sure there is some history to that like the first few irons just being a slab of iron.
2:35 "That means he does spend some time in this game" ... being in top 4000 at any popular game means you spend A LOT of time in it xD
Well, he is that famous after all. It'll happen from time to time.
He does realize that that guy was trolling with the name, right?!
Don't expect him to realize much nowadays, he takes far longer than most sadly.
Therapist: don't worry, Deigo isn't real he can't hurt you
Deigo: hi
1: Why was Daigo talking about irons?
2: Did he ever find out that Iron is also a verb that means what the tool is used for?
3: Whose dumb idea was it to name a tool used for using steam to get wrinkles out of clothes so they look neat before you put them on something super generic that doesn't describe said tool's purpose, then out of nowhere decide to turn that word into a verb that means what that tool does?
this is not how i imagined daigo's voice would sound like lmao
I guess an Hispanic player named Jaime gonna be made at player name James next....
Him struggling to think of characters that work for that sound gives me hope for my Japanese
The English language makes a wide use of verbs as subjects and viceversa; the word "iron" comes from the times before electric power when people used tools rather similar to the modern irons but with a hollow space inside to be filled up with burning coal. So, they applied the hand tool with an heated iron surface onto the clothes, hence both the action "to iron" and name of the tool "iron" made sense centuries ago.
still one of the funniest videos in this channel
A clothes iron gets its name for two qualities of the material it is made of.
Iron as a metal is rather heavy, if you make a smooth flat surface of it you can use it's weight to flatten and smoothen other things.
Iron also retains heat rather effectively, reason why it was used to brand things (like cattle).
People at some point discovered that they could dry and smoothen their clothes by heating a flat piece of iron and passing it over their clothes, hence the name "clothes iron".
The fact that Daigo is such an icon, people make a running meme of his name.
7:36 Daigo being Daigo! What can I say
daigo casually beating up people while reminiscing mid school trying to remember who une is lmao
Na América do Sul não lemos seu nome "Diego". Fique tranquilo XD
Falso
Nobody:
Daigo: ORA!!!!!
(nice vid btw)
I only know "Umeshoryu Daigod"
That une dude in middle school finds this video and pops off, goes "YO HE REMEMBERS ME!!"
Context: Daigo is having an existential crisis with home appliances and household names, all the while beating the crap out of his imitator.
I've literally never heard daigo talk til today
Man I would watch this dude stream if their was subtitles at the bottom
0:39 *insert "NANI!?!?" soundbyte here*