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The famous esports reaction clip shouting “Faker, what was that?” from League of Legends, used to highlight insane plays, jukes and unexpected skill.

This sound is the iconic caster reaction “Faker, what was that?” delivered in disbelief after a top-tier League of Legends outplay. The clip is short, sharp and excited, with that rising tone people instantly recognise from esports highlights. It lands best when someone pulls off a move that looks impossible, absurdly clean or way better than expected. Because the line sounds both impressed and stunned, it adds hype without needing a long buildup, making even a small gameplay moment feel legendary or meme-worthy.

The phrase became famous through League of Legends esports after a legendary play by Faker in a professional match, followed by a shocked caster call that turned into a meme. It spread far beyond the original broadcast because the line perfectly captures disbelief at elite mechanics. Over time, creators started using it for any outrageous outplay, not just MOBA clips. It still shows up in gaming edits, streamer compilations and reaction memes whenever someone does something unexpectedly skillful.

Consejo profesional de uso

Place this right after the exact clutch dodge, combo or escape, then cut to a replay zoom or slow-motion highlight. Avoid using it too early, or the payoff disappears before the viewer sees why the move was special.

Casos de uso

  • Reacting to an impossible clutch in a ranked match.
  • Highlighting a clean dodge or combo montage moment.
  • Meme edits when a friend suddenly plays like a pro.
  • Showing sports or gaming outplays that deserve instant hype.

Preguntas frecuentes

What is the “Faker what was that” sound?
It is a short reaction clip of a caster shouting “Faker, what was that?” in amazement after an incredible League of Legends play. People use it to emphasize moments that look unbelievably skilled or unexpectedly clean.
Where is the “Faker what was that” quote from?
The quote comes from a League of Legends esports broadcast and is tied to one of Faker’s most famous competitive outplays. It became widely known because the caster’s stunned delivery matched the play perfectly.
How do people use this sound in edits?
Creators usually drop it immediately after a clutch dodge, combo, juke or comeback. It works especially well with gameplay replays, zoom-ins, kill confirmations or any moment where someone suddenly looks far better than everyone expected.

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