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A: What does it feel like when you score a goal?
B: It feels great. It feels like you are the best in the world.

In the last sentence, I thought "I am" should be used instead of "you are".
Is it OK to say "It feels like I am the best in the world"? If so, is there any difference between "I am" and "you are" in this sentence?

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A: What does it feel like when you score a goal?
B: It feels great. It feels like you are the best in the world.

In the last sentence, I thought "I am" should be used instead of "you are". 
Is it OK to say "It feels like I am the best in the world"? If so, is there any difference between "I am" and "you are" in this sentence?
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