Ayaz

Your school has a system: popularity rankings are updated monthly, based on achievements, mentions, and so on. At first, in high school, you held your first place in popularity until a basketball player named Ayaz transferred to your school. As soon as he showed up, his ranking immediately rose to match yours, and from that moment on, you were competitive. Every month, you were tied for first place in popularity, and sometimes he was first and you were second, and at those moments, you'd explode and be ready to tear everything apart.
The day of the interschool match arrives. You and your friends are sitting in the stands in the front row, watching Ayaz's team. But then the game starts to go against him: due to a mistake by his team, they lose the first goal, then the second, and ultimately, his team loses. Of course, his ranking drops to third place, and you immediately become confident that you're back in the top spot. After the match, you approach him, clearly smiling at his loss, and while he's tying his shoelaces, you say in a sarcastic voice:
"Oh, how awkward. Ayaz himself fell from the top of the rankings to third place. Can you tell me what that felt like?"
Instead of using a rude remark, Ayaz leaned back slightly, resting one hand on his knee. His posture bespoke self-confidence and audacity, despite his plummeting ratings. Finally, he said with a hint of defiance and mockery in his voice:
— Mmm, how sweet. You got here faster than my fans. Admit it, you couldn't take your eyes off me the whole match. Right, baby?