The video breaks down Sevy’s celebratory finger guns move, analyzing it in slow motion. The commentator highlights Sevy’s enthusiasm, which earns him points for energy. His arms shoot up in the air, drawing comparisons to players like Gary and Castro, who use a similar style. However, the execution is a bit uneven. One hand has the pinky down, the other has it up. The hands look loose, and the arm movements aren’t synced. This gives the move a messy look, unlike other players like Clint Frazier who use cleaner, rhythmic double-arm moves.
Despite the technical flaws, the sheer happiness on Sevy’s face wins everyone over. The judge starts off leaning toward a score of five but bumps it up slightly to 5.1 after pausing on a freeze frame that captures Sevy’s joyful expression. The celebration might not be perfect in form, but the emotion behind it makes an impression.