I was dumb for realizing that I had been accidentally bragging a lot. It wasn't even to be the best anymore. [63][64][5][7], In addition to Rest, Hungrybox relies on Jigglypuff's back-air attack, which he uses to inflict damage on opponents, but also to edge-guard them. [73] Bleeding Cool reported the event with the headline "DreamHack Austin Champion Wins In The Most Pathetic Way Possible", stating: "Hungrybox already had to earn his first kill and was having a hard time with the second, so he chose to do one of the biggest jerk moves you can as a gamer: run out the clock. [30] Ultimate in December 2018, Hunbrybox started entering Ultimate tournaments as part of events in which he was also competing as a Melee player; his Ultimate endeavors were less successful. The Floodshark is a producer in Gainesville, Florida with 71 songs and 171,630 views on Fandalism She has five jumps so she doesn't have to worry about being gimped or dying suddenly out of nowhere. ... Juan Debiedma (Hungrybox) Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics. It makes me second guess all this stuff I’ve been working for. Known for competing exclusively with Jigglypuff, even in case of unfavorable character match-ups, Hungrybox also competed in Super Smash Bros. games subsequent to Melee, winning several Project M and Ultimate professional tournaments. He considered his biggest weaknesses to be his impatience, and his inability to accept critique. [42] At CEO Dreamland, he won both the Singles tournament, and the Doubles tournament with Kilmer "mayb" Varela. I felt ashamed. Long Forgotten Redux (with Juan Debiedma aka Hungrybox) - An experimental, textural, vocal-electronic piece written and recorded with Hungrybox (the legendary Super Smash Bros. player). I've had Florida crowds cheer against me at nationals. 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[2] Recognized as one of the best and most successful Super Smash Bros. Melee players in history, he is considered one of the "Five Gods of Melee" along with Adam "Armada" Lindgren, Jason "Mew2King" Zimmerman, Joseph "Mango" Marquez, and Kevin "PPMD" Nanney, and is regarded as the best Jigglypuff player in Melee history. Juan Debiedma, a user on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes. I was raised with the idea that I should always be very proud of my accomplishments. After a moment of incredulousness, an infuriated Hungrybox picked up the crab and shouted at the crowd, asking the person who threw it to reveal themselves and "show some respect." Fuck this community man. [28][29], In early 2017, Hungrybox was ranked as the second best Melee player of 2016, behind Armada, after already achieving the same rank the previous year (also behind Armada); Redbull, who partnered up with SSBMRank to announce the results, claimed that despite Armada placing higher, "This has been the year of Hungrybox [...] Hungrybox's biggest victory came after The Big House 6, when he took the plunge and quit his job in pursuit of a full-time Smash career. [7], DeBiedma was abandoned by his father Juan Daniel when he was 15 years old; the last time they saw each other was when Juan Daniel dropped him to the venue for the Brawl tournament Fast 1 on July 20, 2008, after which Juan Daniel returned to Argentina, and they never met again. After the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the offline Melee community became mostly inactive and Juan began to suffer from poor performance resulting from the full switch to online tournaments using a fan-made Melee mod. [16][17] At Evo 2013, Hungrybox finished in 3rd place, losing to Wobblez in the Losers Finals after a controversial finish; in parallel, he took part in a Melee Doubles Evo side-event, teaming up with Mew2King to win the tournament. He holds the record for most money won in a single Melee tournament, with $29,315.30 for winning Smash Summit 5, and has won more career prize money for Melee than any other player. [8] In 2019, he started using Jigglypuff's Sing move, which makes opponents fall asleep, more frequently and more efficiently, before finishing them off with smash attacks, relying less on Rest than before. [37][7], Following the release the release of Super Smash Bros. Reaching the Winners Semifinals, but was sent to the Losers Bracket after losing to Plup; he was able to defeat all three of his Losers Bracket matches against Johnny "S2J" Kim, Mango, and Plup, to reach the Grand Finals for the third consecutive year, against Armada for a second consecutive time. In 2020, Hungrybox explained that an unspecified Evo official had stated "clearly and plainly" in an official statement that all Finals (Grand Finals, Winners Finals and Losers Finals) would be played best out of 5, and claimed that he had never been warned that the stipulation had later been changed. Addressing the criticisms, he stated in 2015: "I tend to be emotional when I play and/or when I interact with people. Get it together. Hungrybox also won sets against them during the year, with the exception of Armada, who, while largely seen as the best Melee player besides Hungrybox, decided to retire for playing Melee in singles in September 2018; now without his most prominent rival, Hungrybox would go on to score five consecutive tournaments at the end of the year, including the Singles tournament at Smash Summit 7 on November 15. Juan DeBiedma Orlando, Florida A professional gamer playing for Team Liquid, "Hungrybox" is one of the top Super Smash Bros. Melee players ever, … He is popular on other social media platforms as well with more than 300k followers on Twitter and more than 100k followers on Instagram. After the two were tied with 1 game each, Wobbles won game 3, winning the match and eliminating Hungrybox from the tournament; however, the two players, believing that the set was best out of 5, started to prepare for a game 4, leading Evo founder Tom Cannon to interrupt them and announce that the match was already over. 662 . [8] DeBiedma and his lifelong best friend and future manager, Luis "Crunch" Rosias, met in fifth grade in Orlando, and would often play Melee together. [20], In 2014, Hungrybox placed top three in nine Melee tournaments, including a victory at Fight Pitt V.[21] At Evo 2014, he reached the Grand Finals for the first time, losing to Mango and finishing in 2nd place; he once again won the Doubles side-event, this time teaming up with Justin "Plup" McGrath. I know how people see me a lot of time, I know what people say and write about me. "[78] He also claimed that after confronting the Evo official who had made the original statement right after the match, Mr. Wizard answered by saying "Well you should have asked. Do it for you. [10], DreamHack Winter 2015 from November 26 to November 29, 2015 marked Hungrybox' first time winning both the Singles and Doubles tournaments at a Super Major event, winning Singles by defeating Armada 3–1 in the second set of Grand Finals after losing 3–0 in the first set, and Doubles by teaming up with Axe to defeat DaJuan Shroomed McDaniel and McCain "MacD" LaVelle 3–1 in the grand finals. We all realized something in that moment, that there always are gonna be fandoms and opposing factions [in professional competition]. He is represented by Luis ‘Crunch’ Rosias, his lifelong best friend and video game trainer. "[74], During Evo 2013, Hungrybox's first participation to Evo, the biggest fighting game event in the world, he faced Robert "Wobbles" Wright in the Losers Finals, in a best out of 3 set. I simply went and played each match as a way of [passing] the seconds in the day -- if that makes sense -- to give me something to do, to keep me away from thinking about something else. I desperately need it. '", later making fun of the incident by eating a crab during a live stream. [42][43][44] He went on to win Smash Summit 9 in February in a highly dominating performance, defeating five top players without losing a single game: Aziz "Hax" Al-Yami, Plup, Masaya "aMSa" Chikamoto, Shephard "Fiction" Lima, and longtime rival Mango. ", "Hungrybox Joins Team Curse Super Smash Brothers", "NuckleDu, Hungrybox, and Chillindude join Team Liquid via merger with Curse", "Hungrybox finds redemption at Fight Pitt V", "Who Will Be Crowned Greatest Smash Player Alive at EVO 2014? Ann-Marie Clarke. [71][83] The crab incident became viral and was relayed by a variety of media outlets, quickly becoming a meme within the Smash community. [10], In 2013, Evo, the most prominent fighting game event worldwide, announced Melee as part of the Evo 2013 line-up, after the game had only previously been featured at Evo 2007. [24][25] In parallel to his Melee career, he competed on the newly released Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U to little success; at Paragon Los Angeles in 2015, the largest Project M tournament in history, Hungrybox finished 4th after being defeated by Mew2King 3–1. Mango, Leffen, Hungrybox, Mew2King, Westballz", "Hungrybox Takes His Biggest Melee Win at Evo 2016", "True grit and glory: A new Melee king is crowned at Evo", "Smash "nicolas cage" Hungrybox quits job to pursue esports full-time", "Hungrybox victorious at DreamHack Austin", "Evo: An oral history of Super Smash Bros. Melee", "Leading Smash Bros. All of those events, I won them in a row, in easily the highlight of my career. Puff is a weird character altogether. Ten years deep as a competitor, he's seen fans discount him, his performances and his character selection, some even believing that he's killing the game with each set. "[6], While competing professionally in Melee, DeBiedma continued to be a full-time student, graduating Freedom High School in 2011, and the University of Florida with a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering in 2015; after getting his degree, he relocated from Jacksonville, Florida to Buford, Georgia, and then again to Demopolis, Alabama, in order to find work that could still allow him to continue his full-time Super Smash Bros. There is no ambient light sensor; you need to adjust it manually. Jigglypuff is safe and solid and isn't flashy or exciting. In early 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic led to the offline Melee community becoming de facto inactive, and Hungrybox suffered a large drop in performance following the full switch to online tournaments using a fan-made Melee mod; expressing his overall dissatisfaction with online Melee competition, he has since focused on his eponymous Twitch and YouTube channels, updating daily videos mostly focused on playing Ultimate online tournaments. All you guys ever do is look for ways to give me shit over any tiny thing. [6][7] DeBiedma described his father as "an opportunist, who always searched for the next get-rich-quick scheme, but often at the expense of leaving his family and losing their savings", stating that he once cost his family half a million dollars; when leaving, he also took all of the money saved from Violante's work as real estate agent, leading her to sell the family house and raise the three children on her own. Maybe certain things I said, maybe certain ways I act, which mind you the entire time, I had zero idea that I was ticking people off the wrong way. [7] He discovered video games at a young age, particularly enjoying the Super Mario Advance series, and started playing Melee when he was little, when the stepson of one of his father's co-workers introduced him to the game. [10], For the following years, Hungrybox remained one of the top Melee players, and established himself as the best Jigglypuff player in the world. I was not prepared in any way to handle it. "[6][68][7] He expanded upon that moment in 2019 as part of a documentary by Dexerto, stating "I really was there wishing he could see me. Afterwards, ChuDat refused to shake Hungrybox's hand. Try to understand their point of view and then share mine. [110] He also is present in another documentary about the competitive Smash scene called Metagame. "[5] In 2014, he stated: "In my playstyle, I’m a greedy novel editor – I’ll catch every last mistake or typo you make, and punish you harshly for it. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. 1 Melee player in the world, stating: "Playing Smash only and streaming, I did not feel fulfilled. [49][50] This was also the case for Hungrybox, who, having little to no experience in Melee online tournaments, failed to win any for the rest of the year, despite finishing 2nd at both Pound Online and Frame Perfect Series 2: ONLINE. "[29], In 2017, Hungrybox won the most tournaments he had in his entire career, with a total of 26 wins over the year, including the Premier tournament The Big House 7, and four Super Major tournaments: Shine 2017, DreamHack Austin 2017, DreamHack Denver 2017, and Smash Summit 5; for the latter, he set a new record for most money won in a single Melee tournament, receiving $29,315.30 as prize money. In his first Ultimate tournament, the 385-entrant Ultimatum on December 29, he finished in 65th place. He then began to spend more time on his eponymous Twitch and YouTube channels with a focus on playing Ultimate online tournaments. And there's not much I can do to fix it. 0. Just please mind your own business if you see me in person. Jason Williams. The number one Melee player. [9] The following November at Perfect Series 3: ONLINE on November 3, he finished in 17th place. They sent me eight weekends in a row, from GTX to what I can't even name anymore. Hungrybox [Juan Debiedma] Team Liquid, Super Smash Bros. Best eSports Team. I chose not to, probably because I got the job, but if I continued doing [esports] full time, I was very close to getting therapy for it. Ellar Coltrane Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics. Juan Manuel DeBiedma (born June 21, 1993), better known by his gamer tag Hungrybox, is an American and Argentinian professional Super Smash Bros. player, streamer, YouTuber, and esports commentator. 1 rank without even trying to do so. [87][6] In June 2019, after winning CEO for the fourth time, he announced that he would be leaving the workforce to pursue eSports full-time once again. [10][35] At Evo 2018, Hungrybox was sent to the Losers Bracket after losing to William Peter "Leffen" Hjelte in the Winners's 3rd Round, ultimately losing to Armada in the Losers Semifinals and ranking 4th. If they said you couldn't do something, then just do it. He currently has over 255,808 followers on Twitch, and 349,000 suscribers on YouTube. [10], On July 17, 2016, Hungrybox participated in the Evo 2016 Melee tournament. The individual in question was later identified and ejected from the building, with a Pound official announcing that they had been permanently banned from future Pound events, and that their name would be privatively disclosed to other Smash tournament organizers. Born in Argentina, DeBiedma grew up in Orlando, Florida, and became a U.S. citizen in 2017. "[6], According to Hungrybox, the Melee community's partial rejection of his playstyle started very early in his career, claiming that "people didn't like that at all" when he started placing high in local tournaments in 2008. Saint Petersburg, Florida Educational Leadership Education Management Education University of Florida 2010 — 2013 Ed. Jeff Driskel. "[73] Super Smash Bros. player and YouTuber Sky Williams defended Hungrybox's play at DreamHack, stating that "fighting isn't always what proves a player is better. [39] His best Ultimate ranking for 2019 was at Mango's Birthday Bash, where he finished in 7th place; in addition, he performed as a Melee player, finishing 2nd in both singles and Doubles tournaments (teaming up with Zain Naghmi for the latter). Erin Andrews. The FloodShark - Stardrops / Gotas de Estrellas ~ a new ambient work with video visualizer. It's the fact that no one really likes giving Puff credit. [5][85][86][6] In 2015, he began working as a process engineer for WestRock, but quit his job the following year after underperforming at The Big House 6, in order to pursue a full-time eSports career, while calling it "the biggest risk I've ever taken in my entire life", he also stated that "I don't need a lot of things in my life"; he took the decision after his bosses told him he could only go to either The Big House 6 or Smash Summit 2, and not both. This device is light and sturdy and will go a long way. [82][33][71][69] Reflecting on the event in 2020 and recognizing it as the most bizarre moment of his tournament career, Hungrybox stated: "That was definitely a turning point, I think, for everyone in the community.
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