Nepo's rage flash at 6:45 is sooo funny to see😂🤣

@tilar5580

6 ай бұрын

He just appeared out of the air😂

@crspy914

6 ай бұрын

bro is so mad hes phasing in and out of existence

6:44 hahaha I imagine Nepo just destroying everything in his path.

Blunder over the board: 😮‍💨 Blunder online: 😡🤬✴

I love how Ian pops back into existence 10x more pissed off after he walks off at the end 😂

Thats not raging. They should watch me blunder my queen lol

@milos8024

6 ай бұрын

lol fr, table is in two pieces after a solid rage

“I blundered over the board! Don’t make it obvious!” Chess Grandmasters:

@fahimhoq3166

6 ай бұрын

yes but the opponents at our level might miss the blunder as long as we do not make it obvious. Not so much the case at the GM level, their opponents will not only see the mistakes but also punish the move ruthlessly as well.

@newil_yovac

6 ай бұрын

​@@fahimhoq3166They not only see the blunder, they see the twenty move sequence that leads to some random checkmate that popped into existence specifically to punish the one blunder you shouldn't have made

It’s a paradox. You have to hate losing to get good at chess but losing is inevitable so you also have to endure what you hate most.

@Hudoi-1

6 ай бұрын

It's the opposite, actually. You have to love losing, and you have to accept that you're bad at the game and always will be.

@newil_yovac

6 ай бұрын

​@@Hudoi-1 No. I don't know at what point in human history we started romanticizing losing as being glorious and the greatest path to winning, but that is nonsense. Winning is winning. Losing is losing. Losing is bad because it is an outcome you don't want, so you do your best to win. When you're winning for a long time and then lose, you feel bad, because the 99 times you won didn't prevent you from losing at some point.

@dalriada

6 ай бұрын

@@Hudoi-1 maybe a different side of the same coin.

@Hudoi-1

6 ай бұрын

@@newil_yovac I mean, I don't know if my experience counts for something since I'm just a 1900, but one of my greatest problems in chess was coping with losing. I quit the game for 6 months at some point, just because it was so painful to lose 50% of the time. You see, because chess uses the ELO system that means that you're always gonna be paired with people roughly your level. That means that you're gonna lose, a lot, and there's nothing you can do about it. (Unless you become a world champion, which won't happen.) Also, because chess is stereotypically the game of intelligent people, each loss feels worse, compared to when you lose in other games.

@Hudoi-1

6 ай бұрын

@@newil_yovac Oh, I also remembered something. In my previous comment I was talking about how important coping with losing in chess is, and I was saying that it's what allows you to get higher ratings. Sure, but I also wanna say that romanticizing losing is actually... Correct? In my humble opinion, losing should be looked at through this lens. That's because when you lose at something, like for example you try to find a job and can't get hired, you're actually making progress. Each loss gives you experience - you're progressing. Literally no billionaire was successful at first. They all had to try again, and again, and again until they succeeded. You know how there's a saying that to get good at Go you have to lose your first 100 games as fast as possible? It's exactly like that with success. You have to chase failure to succeed. You have to take massive risks all the time. And those people who don't wanna take risks - those that are afraid of losing - won't ever win. No person became a billionaire by "playing it safe". If you wanna play it safe you're gonna end up like most people - unsuccessful. You will finish school, go to university, get a degree, get an average paying job and you're gonna work at that job for the rest of your life. Then you're gonna retire, and the cycle will continue again with your children. So if you have to achieve failure to be successful, then failure is good.

How can they not have Eric Hansen throwing his chair after losing a won position against Hikaru?

The funny thing is that in OTB matches the player who is upset needs to calm down to put back the pieces :

Just remember, Babe Ruth held the homerun record as well as the strikeout record. So it is no surprise seeing Magnus so many times in this compilation.

@dangermouse1967

6 ай бұрын

Besides the fact that he sits atop the mountain is probably the most recognizable name in chess. Magnus wears his heart on his sleeve, usually recognizes those silly mistakes immediately, and has more to lose from them. Especially since he was chasing that 2900 ELO for a while, every loss is a big set-back. Come to think of it, is he still chasing the 2900 ELO?

@jwalkblue7

6 ай бұрын

​@@dangermouse1967 not really. Magnus more or less said that he doesn't expect to hit 2900 because he isn't willing to put all of his effort into classical.

@user-bn9xy2on8i

5 ай бұрын

@@dangermouse1967Elo increases get exponentially more difficult to achieve the further you are away from your peers. The fact that Magnus is able to maintain such a big distance to other GMs over years is already unbelievable.

More of this please!

Was this thumbnail ai

@PurpleBRBLX

6 ай бұрын

nope

@missionaryrav628

6 ай бұрын

Nope it was ur mum

@8T6yt

6 ай бұрын

Probably

@Ibrahim-it1ji

6 ай бұрын

Yes it is , everywhere

@ShirayukiRaito

6 ай бұрын

I dont think it is I remember hikaru making that face in stream i think ( i could be wrong ) I also still can see human touch in there If this use an ai probably just for upscale the Image

4:13 the shirt's gambit

There should be hours of raging from Magnus alone lol!

This was almost just a Magnus compilation lol

Chess is the only game that makes me scream profanities at a screen, it's a magical game.

This is pure gold!

Thumbnail made me think it was a Gotham Chess video for a second.

@yellowmations

6 ай бұрын

Same

me omw to drop a 29 blunder 50 mistake game and still win

@stupiditiusmaximus

6 ай бұрын

Me: *plays my best chess game ever* Stockfish: 👁👄👁

@user-ti4di1uh2d

6 ай бұрын

@@stupiditiusmaximusI just make a sac I thought was brilliant and stockfish just dump all over it. The bishop is hanging to a pawn and I hang a knight to the same pawn but both can’t be taken. The hanging bishop pins the pawn to the queen and knight is threatening mate. In actual game I win because of this move. The opponent gives a check with the queen thinking that he can break my pin and take my knight but my bishop came back to block and he resign because mate and queen are both hanging. Then I went to analyze expecting to see a brilliant move and stockfish just give my move a mistake because apparently there’re a series of obscure move including a queen sac that’s never gonna get played and apparently my attack is over and I’m only +2 at the end of those moves?

Great to see SuperGMs feeling how I feel all the time.

Nepomniachtchi : Play more dirty next time 😁🤣🤣

People blunder winning positions against pragg at a rate thats eerily reminiscent of Magnus...

Chess is played more than ever and there's people working on your website full-time and still you haven't got what it takes to make a decent translation in Spanish.

Surprised they showed Magnus playing on Lichess

This video is pure agony

Mooore content like this!! Absolutely hilarious!! Can we get a women's version next?? 🧂🧂🧂😂

lol hikaru looks so funny

1:51 I cant see what was so special about it. Carlsen had far extra passer protected by rook and king, white had no other choice than to sac his rook to avoid promotion, black was going to win it anyway . Black rook Rb3 and white pawn g3 ,black king comes to help to kill that pawn, it is not even the contest .

Where is Kramnik whole career since 10 years?

i need this rn lol

Worst move ever by far is made by Kramnik

Am I evil for grinning at all of these?

They let levy make the thumb nail

And some think chess is relaxing...

Waiting for top GM pop offs

Imagine being so good that you get upset when you lose to Magnus Carlsen.

What on earth is that thumbnail lol

No Hans??

Where's Kramnik getting flagged

hikaru when his software doesn't work:

Hilarious 😂

The video has 400 views but almost 150000 likes.

Why does the thumbnail look like it was made by GothamChess?

Happy Birthday to Magnus Carlsen!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

mannnn.... slams!! ✨😁💞

Humans 😂😂😂😅😅😅

Warning, don’t even invest a single minute into this game as I have wasted three years of my life 20 to 30 games per day just to get my account deleted because someone said I cheated because used en passant move !

lol

XD

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@Waterishloki100

6 ай бұрын

originality has jumped out the window

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@Waterishloki100

6 ай бұрын

originality does not exist in bros brain, bro absolutely listens to taylor swift