Why This FGC Staple Will Never Die
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0:00 You are broke. Your knees are ashy, your clothes don't match, and your hair lines receding. Now, this this is the definition of wealth. Amongst all fighting games, we know so many moves that are famously known amongst the community that lived longer than you or myself. For example, the shore, SPD, electrics, the ununa drops, etc. This button is the symbol of high society. Only rich in body, mind, and
0:32 equity. Can you really use this move? A textbook rich white girl sweep has some requirements. First, be white. Oh god. Look, man. Listen, I don't make the rules. The move is called the rich white girl sweep. Next, the sweep must hit the pose that enforces your opponent into the lower class. You see the pose, hand to the sky, and the twoft kick. Yep,
1:02 that's all it takes. Yes, this counts. That one counts, too. Yes, Asal does count. This hulking 7ft tall man embodies the energy of a posh snoody rich white girl on some sharpi or London Typton. I know she not white, but you get it. [music] You get it. Huh? What's this? No. It has come to my attention that with a conversation of the rich white girl sweep, people have started a new discussion of the [ __ ] slide where
1:32 predominately black characters all having a sliding move. Huh? What? New information just came out where Bison from Street Fighter both has a rich white girl sweep and a [ __ ] slide which possibly confirms this [ __ ] Bison is biracial. Tell your family biracial Bison. As far as it goes, the characters that embody and made the move iconic are all pretty much
2:02 rich characters in fighting games as the likes of Karen, Lily, and the racist. I mean, Wagner. I forgot why people call Wagner racism. She just is. I don't know, man. I'm just going with the punches. Why does Alex have a rich white girl sweep? Some things will never know. But damn, does that sweep look good? If only I could be rich enough to do that sweep because my bank statement's telling me otherwise. Y'all have a good one. Take
2:33 care.




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