You will never play rhythm games as well as this man

Meet Staiain, rhythm game standard-bearer and possibly the fastest set of hands to ever touch a keyboard.

Staiain showcased his Stepmania skills on Thursday for the annual Awesome Games Done Quick charity drive. It’s wild. You watch it all happen, you see the man’s fingers moving on the keyboard and watch the game counting off his streaks, and you still don’t believe it.

If you’ve ever seen Star Trek: The Next Generation‘s Data typing, it’s like that. Except it’s real, and executed with laser precision. The good stuff starts at around the 5-minute mark.

Awesome Games Done Quick raises money every year by showcasing the talents of video game speedrunners. This year’s drive, which runs from Jan. 3-10, benefits the Prevent Cancer Foundation. You can follow the action right here.

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