The quote comes from a League of Legends Champions Korea broadcast in 2013, when caster DoA reacted to Faker's famous Zed outplay against Ryu. That moment became one of the most replayed scenes in esports history, and the line spread far beyond League circles. It is still used in montages, reaction edits and meme videos whenever someone does something unbelievably clean, dominant or mechanically impressive. Its staying power comes from how instantly it communicates stunned admiration.
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Iconic esports caster reaction to Faker's legendary League of Legends outplay, used in clips when someone makes an absurdly skilled or shocking move.
This sound is the famous shout, "Faker, what was that?" delivered in disbelief after an incredible League of Legends play. It is a short voice clip with a sharp, excited delivery that instantly signals shock, hype and respect for a ridiculous level of skill. Creators use it when a player pulls off a clean outplay, a perfect dodge, or any moment that makes viewers stop and rewind. Even outside gaming, it works as a reaction for surprisingly smart, lucky or overpowered moves.
