# Ryan Lockwood - Streets 1:12 Ryan Lockwood - Streets 1:12 refers to a December 25, 2013 speedrun of the 'Streets' level in GoldenEye 007, where Twitch streamer Ryan Lockwood tied the world record at 1:12 and let out an ecstatic pop-off quoted across the speedrunning community. A January 2014 YouTube upload set his audio against music from the 2007 film Sunshine and passed 1.8 million views by December 2019. In a 2019 decade-retrospective list, retired speedrunner rwhitegoose placed the run at #2 among the decade's top speedruns. ## Origin On December 25, 2013, Ryan Lockwood was streaming grinds for a 1:13 on the 'Streets' level in GoldenEye 007 Agent, with a personal best of 1:14 going into the session[4]. Marc Rutzou held the world record at 1 minute 12 seconds. During the stream, Lockwood hit the right setups and RNG for a 1:12, tying Rutzou on the Elite rankings page[1]. The raw Twitch highlight captured both the final time and his unfiltered reaction[2]. - **Platform:** Twitch (original stream) / YouTube (viral spread) - **Creator:** Ryan Lockwood - **Date:** 2013 ## Overview The clip's appeal rests on Lockwood's audio reaction the instant the 1:12 appears on the mission results screen, with the yelling and expletives cut over the gameplay turning a technical record attempt into one of the most famous single-segment runs in the GoldenEye 007 scene[4]. YouTuber trenthovis later synced that Twitch audio to the climactic 'Adagio in D Minor' cue from the 2007 film Sunshine, and that mash-up is the version people share[3]. Inside the GoldenEye 007 scene, 'Streets' on Agent difficulty is a short, grind-heavy category where improvements come from route execution and enemy RNG, so the pop-off also reads as catharsis from someone who had spent the day chasing a 1:13[2]. At 1:12, Lockwood matched Marc Rutzou's standing world record on the Elite rankings page that tracks the game's top times[1]. Fans quote lines from the commentary in YouTube comments and on Twitter when competitive players hit clutch moments, including a 2017 tweet from Super Smash Bros. pro TSM Leffen[8]. ## How to Use Fans typically quote lines from Lockwood's commentary in YouTube comments and tweets when a competitive gamer hits a clutch moment, often linking the trenthovis upload as context[7]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is Ryan Lockwood - Streets 1:12? A 2013 speedrun of the 'Streets' level in GoldenEye 007 by Twitch streamer Ryan Lockwood, remembered for his loud reaction when the 1:12 result tied the world record[4]. ### Where did Ryan Lockwood - Streets 1:12 come from? It came from a December 25, 2013 Twitch stream in which Lockwood matched Marc Rutzou's world-record time on the Elite rankings[1][2]. ### What does Ryan Lockwood - Streets 1:12 mean? Among speedrunning fans it points to the pop-off moment itself, a benchmark for emotional reactions when a runner lands a long-chased time[4]. ### How do you use Ryan Lockwood - Streets 1:12? Fans quote lines from the commentary or link the trenthovis YouTube cut in replies when a competitive player hits a big moment, as TSM Leffen did in a 2018 tweet[8]. ### Is Ryan Lockwood - Streets 1:12 still popular? Within speedrunning it holds classic status, placed at #2 in rwhitegoose's 2019 decade-retrospective list of top speedruns[4]. ## References 1. [https://rankings.the-elite.net/~Ryan+Lockwood/time/71539]() 2. [https://www.twitch.tv/videos/46016629]() 3. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTcO6Hz0pXA]() 4. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/ryan-lockwood-streets-112]() 5. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYmqJl4MoNI]() 6. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZagrW3fLFAk]() 7. [https://twitter.com/tiamokodubs/status/1198723722951188481]() 8. [https://twitter.com/TSM_Leffen/status/1073024292244340737]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/ryan-lockwood-streets-112 Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library