That is Goku’s kamehameha, clear as day.
This is what a hadouken looks like.
Street Fighter’s Ryu thrusts his arms forward in one fluid motion, then pulls them back in. What Smith-Schuster did was much more drawn out. Look at him hold that pose. Just like Goku. Here’s a demonstration.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ilzm8K-AfGs
Look familiar?
https://twitter.com/embed/status/914560798206320640
JuJu Smith-Schuster celebrated with a hadouken 😂#StreetFighter pic.twitter.com/xxXCHFArSG
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) October 1, 2017
Favorite celebration so far courtesy JuJu Smith-Schuster!! Hadouken!!! #StreetFighter #Steelers #PITvsBAL pic.twitter.com/d8KuYmMUtZ
— Rob Wu (@IAmRobWu) October 1, 2017
Watch Juju Smith-Schuster Celebrate Touchdown With Street Fighter Hadouken (Video) https://t.co/CqcaZeqci6 via @StephenFlorival pic.twitter.com/o3OqbpdfI2
— Robert Littal BSO (@BSO) October 1, 2017
JuJu just did a hadouken as a TD celebration. NEW FAVORITE PLAYER pic.twitter.com/z1pYuSVIXQ
— Brad Denny (@BDenny29) October 1, 2017
Did Juju just celebrate his TD w/ a hadouken?!? Awesome #HereWeGo @steelers #StreetFighter pic.twitter.com/eIgXMHLt6a
— Craig Reck (@CraigReckNews) October 1, 2017
https://twitter.com/embed/status/914560974094573569
But however confused people might be by appearances, we know for a fact it was a kamehameha because Goku is Smith-Schuster’s favorite superhero
