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'''Commentary''' refers to comments made and discussions held by commentators (often smashers themselves) during a [[match]] in any ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' game. Commentators generally have knowledge on the physics of a ''Super Smash Bros.'' game on an advanced or professional level. [[Smasher:Prog|Prog]] and [[Smasher:D1|D1]] are perhaps the most well-known commentating pair for ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' and ''[[Project M]]'', with [[Smasher:Scar|Scar]] and [[Smasher:Wife|Wife]] also being quite popular. [[Smasher:HomeMadeWaffles|HomeMadeWaffles]] was also very well-known for his ecstatic comments during matches. In fact, his commentary of the match wherein the "[[Wombo Combo]]" was executed is the subject of a meme within the Smash Bros. [[community]]. | '''Commentary''' refers to comments made and discussions held by commentators (often smashers themselves) during a [[match]] in any ''[[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros.]]'' game. Commentators generally have knowledge on the physics of a ''Super Smash Bros.'' game on an advanced or professional level. [[Smasher:Prog|Prog]] and [[Smasher:D1|D1]] are perhaps the most well-known commentating pair for ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' and ''[[Project M]]'', with [[Smasher:Scar|Scar]] and [[Smasher:Wife|Wife]] also being quite popular. [[Smasher:HomeMadeWaffles|HomeMadeWaffles]] was also very well-known for his ecstatic comments during matches. In fact, his commentary of the match wherein the "[[Wombo Combo]]" was executed is the subject of a meme within the Smash Bros. [[community]]. | ||
Commentators for [[VGBootCamp]] (VGBC) tend to refrain from using the word "[[wiktionary:rape|rape]]" as they talk during matches, as well as derogatory words like "gay". [[Smasher:Boss|Boss]] was once kicked off of the set while commentating [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TMsFB_0rO8 a grand finals match] between [[Smasher:Chillindude829|Chillin]] and [[Smasher:Pink Fresh|Pink Fresh]] with [[Smasher:TKBreezy|TKBreezy]] for quoting a "proverb" that stated "don't go down the same alley you just got raped." He made that comment because Pink Fresh chose to go to [[Smashville]] even though he lost there in the immediate previous match. | Commentators for [[VGBootCamp]] (VGBC) tend to refrain from using the word "[[wiktionary:rape|rape]]" as they talk during matches, as well as derogatory words like "gay". [[Smasher:Boss|Boss]] was once kicked off of the set while commentating on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TMsFB_0rO8 a grand finals match] between [[Smasher:Chillindude829|Chillin]] and [[Smasher:Pink Fresh|Pink Fresh]] with [[Smasher:TKBreezy|TKBreezy]] for quoting a "proverb" that stated "don't go down the same alley you just got raped." He made that comment because Pink Fresh chose to go to [[Smashville]] even though he lost there in the immediate previous match. | ||
The term "commentator's curse" is commonly used to describe events taking place in a match that do not favor the player that the commentator was talking about (making it more of a jinx than a curse). The opposite of the commentator's curse is the "commentator's blessing." | The term "commentator's curse" is commonly used to describe events taking place in a match that do not favor the player that the commentator was talking about (making it more of a jinx than a curse). The opposite of the commentator's curse is the "commentator's blessing." | ||