I was reading through " [How do I say "I am the best" ? の,は or が and 私 or
俺?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/3899/264) ", and I was wondering
what's the difference between "俺が一番" and "俺が最高"?

From what I know, both roughly equates to "I am the best".

However is there any difference in nuance between "俺が一番" and "俺が最高"?
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words nuances
"俺が一番" vs "俺が最高"
お早うございます、

Since you are saying "I am the best" and that statement alone carries a bit of
ego/arrogance/boast of confidence etc. I would think you'd want to use 俺, 私
sounds neutral/formal. And for the particle, you'd use が since you are
pointing out that "I" am the best and none other.

For your second question, both mean relatively the same thing. Though, 一番 is
more like, the best, the first (in a series of things or events that can be
ranked). 最高 takes a meaning of "the most, the highest, the greatest."

So it just depends on what tone you want to set with your statement.

I hope that helps.
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I think that when you use 最高 for a person, it does not mean "best", but means
"very good". That is why it is awkward to use が as in 俺が最高. 一番 retains the
meaning "best".
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