This is a versatile taunt that can be used in two key scenarios. First, it’s often said after an early victory, suggesting that the player hasn’t even started playing at full capacity yet, and bigger wins are ahead. This signals confidence and keeps the opponent on edge, knowing that the player’s full potential is still to come.

However, it can also be used when a player has been on a losing streak and is trying to "take shame out of his eyes" by downplaying the losses. In this context, the taunt is a way of brushing off those defeats, claiming that they were simply part of a warm-up phase, and that the real game starts now. It’s a humorous, almost self-deprecating way of regaining confidence and preparing to turn the game around, signaling that despite the losses, the player still believes in their ability to make a comeback.

In both cases, "Mi Jus a Warm Up!" keeps the competitive banter alive and serves to shift the mental dynamic of the game in the speaker’s favor.