Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns settle trivia with rock-paper-scissors
BuzzFeed Celeb's Street Fighter cast quiz brings the wrestlers together outside the ring, with Andrew Schulz supplying the commentary.
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Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 165,712 views a day, 12 times a normal first day on this channel (13,616).
"Street Fighter" Cast Wars | Who Knows the Most About Each Other?
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- 0:17The actors introduce their Street Fighter characters and split into Team Winners and Team Ansatsuken.
- 1:05A question about Noah Centineo's cafeteria scene opens the castmate trivia.
- 4:50Eric André's early commercial work leaves both teams searching for an answer.
- 8:00Street Fighter II knowledge gets tested with a question about a glitch that became a gameplay mechanic.
- 9:03A tied score leads to a question about Zangief's ending.
- 10:29The deciding rock-paper-scissors result arrives after Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns face off.
BuzzFeed Celeb divides the Street Fighter cast into teams, but the trivia eventually gives way to a simpler test: Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns playing rock-paper-scissors. Andrew Schulz can't resist getting involved, announcing, "Roman's going paper!"
For viewers who watched Rhodes defeat Reigns at WrestleMania 40, the pairing comes with its own history. The comments repeatedly pick up on seeing them together outside wrestling, with some treating this much smaller contest as another installment in their WrestleMania story.
The episode drew an estimated 166,000 views in its first day, roughly twelve times BuzzFeed Celeb's usual start for regular videos. It's an ensemble game rather than a wrestlers-only appearance: Noah Centineo, Andrew Koji, Callina Liang, Eric André and David Dastmalchian join Rhodes, Reigns and Schulz to answer questions about their castmates' earlier work.
That means revisiting Koji's stunt work in Fast & Furious 6 and André's past as a Geico caveman. Centineo's cafeteria scene from To All the Boys I've Loved Before supplies another question, while Reigns turns out to have Disney voice-acting experience on his résumé.
The cast's knowledge of Street Fighter itself gets tested, too. Asked which gameplay mechanic grew out of a Street Fighter II glitch, Team Winners offers "block" rather than "combo." A tied score and a Zangief question ultimately send Rhodes and Reigns into sudden death, with no wrestling moves required.
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Seeing Roman and Cody interacting here besides in the ring was very cool.
@RoReigns52See it on YouTubeMan, that rock paper scissors game was more intense than WM40 lol
@NitaKernsSee it on YouTubeThose animations went way harder than they needed to tbh. But BuzzFeed did that for us.
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2:20 "I woulda went with Tokyo drift." 😂
@Dvx639See it on YouTubeIt’s funny that someone says “Keira Knightly” every after question 😂
@rapmeister5863See it on YouTubeSomehow they will put this in a WWE storyline between Roman and Cody Lol
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- BuzzFeed Celeb
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- Channel views, last 7 days
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- Channel views, pace per day
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- Video published
- October 17, 2026
- Video views so far
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The cast quiz had an unusually fast first day for BuzzFeed Celeb's regular videos. Its comment count, however, stayed below the channel's usual opening-day level.
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