Nakamura is world number 2 at the moment behind Carlsen.
@mayaorozco637412 сағат бұрын
Both his parents are engineers and his father played some chess when he was younger but never on a top level. Nakamura is currently playing at the highest level he ever been even though he's almost more known as a streamer than chess player he is ranked second in the world.
@user-eq3gt5wz3gКүн бұрын
Another epic performance is new yokke new yokke an imitator doing new york new york with scratches in the record. He is dressed as a comic figure but notice the singing
@kevinheisey4350Күн бұрын
Mert, I think you'd like Marion Ravn and Calle's Joggerodeo. Ylvis likes to embarrass their guests.
@julianmikkelborg88602 күн бұрын
Im legit dying xDDDD
@leoalextk2 күн бұрын
i haven't seen this video before now, and i laughed like crazy😂😂
@ellenduebrynjulfsen33943 күн бұрын
Thank you Sir. Love from Norway❤
@hjortn13 күн бұрын
you should watch the series of videos where Ylvis pranks a guy called charter-svein. in one of the pranks, they 1-up this video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/g6WGzpOnpJjXYtI.html
@MonicaMaria21754 күн бұрын
Thanks for this video👍🏼 I’m so impressed and proud of Magnus 🥇He’s the reason why I love playing chess 😊
@Nubbe9994 күн бұрын
Even if he likes chess, I hope he will put his mind to doing something useful. There are a lot of problems in the world that need an intelligent person to take a look at different solutions.
@OriginalPuro4 күн бұрын
If you don't instantly move (if able to) out of the way when there is an emergency vehicle with sirens on, you're a piece of garbage. It could be an ambulance on it's way to a grandmother, mother, wife or something, maybe yours, a firetruck going to save a school or police going to arrest someone trying to do something bad. You just move, it's a duty as a human being in my opinion.
@OriginalPuro5 күн бұрын
Harald Heide Steen Jr. A legend, an icon and a "bauta(pillar) of Norwegian comedy" as we say. They just don't make'em like they used to.
@OriginalPuro5 күн бұрын
In Norway, athletes are not athletes, they're heroes. We love our sports heroes and especially if they're well behaved and down-to-Earth like Norwegians are supposed to be. Alt for Norge. PS: No one can measure up to Magnus Carlsen in what he achieved to do with Chess in Norway, making it close to culture to follow the World Championship and other tournaments Magnus plays in.
@OriginalPuro5 күн бұрын
Magnus is more than famous in Norway, when he played his World Championships he gathered "all of Norway", figuratively, in front of TVs, phones, radios, live update sites and whatnot. Everyone watched. He makes us proud, one guy from a tiny country like Norway competing against giants, and winning. Now he's the giant. It's beautiful.
@byFusKy5 күн бұрын
You should watch "Magnus Carlsen's Mind-Blowing Memory! World Chess Champion tested".
@xxkah06xx6 күн бұрын
There's a good documentary about him from 2016 that's 1 hour + long. Think it's just called "Magnus". If you know where to look you can find it /watch it
@FlameCold2586 күн бұрын
😊😊😊😊 Please next from Angelina Jordan: "Bad Valentine" The newest song from Angelina is the rawest and most amazing song I've ever heard. We know that Angelina is a super mega vocalist, but this was so good and powerful that it can't actually be described in words.
@nizefg32386 күн бұрын
There are only four chess players that even remotely could claim the title of GOAT of chess. Some Americans think that Fischer or Morphy are the greatest, mainly for being Americans I guess. However, chess was bonkers when Morphy played in the 1800s and Fischer was also beyond his contemporary peers but only a few players were super strong when Fischer was at his prime. In my opinion it is clear that only Kasparov or Carlsen should be considered to be the GOAT. Magnus himself once said that Kasparov is the best. But Carlsen has had the highest ELO score in the history of chess and he has been crowned World Champion in all time formats and even been reigning champion at the same time in all time formats. And that in the era of computers and databases where all the top guys use them to enhance their own game. And still, all the top guys today recognize Carlsen as being beyond what they can achive themselves. For me it is clear that Carlsen already is the strongest chess player of all time! Fun fact: Magnus picked up chess in Finland (where his dad worked for a while when Magnus was a kid).
@tommynorli42756 күн бұрын
HI. I am an Norwegian myself. I have seen many places in Norway, most of these we see her in this video. It is just AMAZING i tell you. My place so far is Loen, its freaking amazing to sit in the hotel pool seeing the mountains with waterfalls with a cold beer... i am going back there for sure.
@jeschinstad6 күн бұрын
His personality has not changed. He is a completely open book and it's very refreshing. The only way to illustrate how exceptional he is, I believe, is to say that if he was not here, then Fabiano Caruana would be in his position. As I've said a few times, Caruana is by far the worlds second best. The distance between Carlsen and Caruana has typically been equal to the distance between Caruana and No 3. Carlsen is completely exceptional and there was a great deal of nurture, but you can't get there without nature. The way chess has exploded because of him, there might not be many generations until the next one of his kind, but if we don't see it again in our lives, I would not be surprised.
@pegasus2105637 күн бұрын
If you want to see them live, just go to the Edinburgh Tattoo, they will appear allmost every year, due to theire standing invitation.
@torejorgensen53447 күн бұрын
The match with Kasparov was indeed important to him. He was 13 years old and almost managed to win against Kasparov who had been the best chess player for twenty years or so. The match ended in remis. The way Magnus remembers games (from what he has explained) is that he sees patterns that makes him understand how the position came to be, and he recognises the styles of various players. That gets him in the ballpark of which games it might be. And then he has that incredible memory that often let him pinpoint exactly which game it was.
@Atlas_Redux6 күн бұрын
What you're explaining there is just standard pattern recognition literally any professional chess player do. Classical chess is nothing but remembering old games and patterns. That's why Magnus has stopped playing and defending the title in classic, and mostly focuses on other forms of chess and streaming online.
@MarioRobertoPotter7 күн бұрын
enjoying and watching from mexico!!
@MarioRobertoPotter7 күн бұрын
I LOVE YLVIS SINCE 2011
@Kali-Yuga-Peace-Corp8 күн бұрын
The only complaint about Norway and Sports is the lack of focus and money put into Ice Hockey. It is crazy. Just look at Sweden and Finland. I have no doubt, that Norway would be up there if there was more support. That said they have been bumping in and out of the top 10 the last few years, so something is going right.
@slvipedersen70568 күн бұрын
He has stopped flying but is a Licensed pilot. check out Ylvis Helicopter song on youtube with english subs: Ylvis i Sogn - Helikopter (Song - English subtitles)
@Kali-Yuga-Peace-Corp8 күн бұрын
Oh, yes "Viking" woman were "in Charge", they were even able to divorce, and even had more rights in certain aspects than men. When Christianity came to Norway it pushed back Woman-Rights atleast 1000 years. and it still hasn't catched up.
@Kali-Yuga-Peace-Corp8 күн бұрын
Watch Fleksnes, it is reaaaaally old, but it is still good.
@elsemargrethetnder8838 күн бұрын
LOL..passengers thinking they are going to die, your comment is: “what part of Norway is this? It’s beautiful!” 🤭😂
@vikinnorway67258 күн бұрын
Petter Andre Pilgaard (born 20 February 1980) is a Norwegian television celebrity who gained national fame during the first season of the Norwegian version of Paradise Hotel. He won the competition together with Benedicte Valen, and the two shared the NOK 300,000 (about USD 50,000) prize money. Linni Irene Meister (born 4 December 1985) is a Norwegian glamour model, pop singer and sex columnist for FHM magazine who lives in Oslo. Meister has a German-Norwegian father and a mother from Sri Lanka.
@eldridbakk80698 күн бұрын
He is a pilot 😊
@RuthlessMetalYT9 күн бұрын
If you live in Norway you have way better views than that over London. :D No need to look at that stinking city landscape. haha
@OriginalPuro5 күн бұрын
I would never call a view of a city for "a good view". Nature, ocean, lake, river, trees, good. City, bad.
@Kali-Yuga-Peace-Corp10 күн бұрын
If you like Norwegian comedy¸ you should watch Fleksnes. It is old, but gold, and I think it was an origanally an adaption of a british show.
@Kali-Yuga-Peace-Corp10 күн бұрын
I don't think they were actors.
@jaywilliams-hm4ym11 күн бұрын
This is a soul that has been here many times. There’s no other possible explanation. Thank you for sharing your reaction. I really enjoy seeing you.
@jaywilliams-hm4ym11 күн бұрын
I completely loved your reaction. She is incredible and you made me smile with the way you appreciate what she did.
@SurprisedPotato-ge4is12 күн бұрын
I'm Norwegian
@lillm687414 күн бұрын
I would love for you to react to their sketch “Pie Jesu”, the Prime Minister was in the audience laughing. I’m pretty sure you’ll love it👍
@kunilsen251916 күн бұрын
I would love if you watched some nore of their singing pranks, like following Erna Solberg
@leoalextk16 күн бұрын
you gotta do some longer videos, i like watching these
@kindakooky530416 күн бұрын
most of the hidden cam (and music) their known for and that you have watched comes from their talkshow "tonight with ylvis" (2011-2016). but they've done plenty of shows since, most notably "stories from norway" (2018), "kongen befaler" (s1 2019), "ylvis i sogn" (2022), and "ylvis mot ylvis"(2024-). none are hidden cam but are all fun in their own ways, ylvis mot ylvis, which is filming s2 right now, is a game show putting the boys against each other and with a guest to compete in musical improv challenges. calle was actually in an episode of it.
@tigerlily-jf6bg16 күн бұрын
So fun to watch your reactions😊 I think you might like their mini series Big in Kirgisistan where they try to become popstars in Kyrgistan. 🤣
@robertlindback621916 күн бұрын
I was just about to post the same request. There's a full length video (with english subtitles) or you can choose to se episode by episode (7 episodes). I also enjoy your content Mert!
@Emperor_Nagrom15 күн бұрын
Swahiliwood is also great!
@heddaholberg667016 күн бұрын
If you’re a driver in Norway, depending on where in the country you are driving you always have to be prepared for some kind of animal to jump into the road Where I live it’s moose and I saw one standing by the road just the other day
@k2d27116 күн бұрын
This lasts until we give children "smart" devices. Then all they do is stay indoors 😂
@421123418 күн бұрын
the police driver who crashed into the trailer lost his license, like he should, it was technically a legal overtake even if it seemed dangerous from the cameras pov
@Luredreier18 күн бұрын
1:37 That's no pickup truck, it's essentially a full rescue vehicle, think a lorry or something like that adapted to pull other vehicles etc.
@glacieractivity18 күн бұрын
Fun fact: despite these clips, Norway has the lowest traffic death rates in the world outside of micro-states like Monaco and Hong Kong (1.9 per 100,000 citizens). It also has the lowest death rate per 1 billion vehicle kilometres despite us driving around in a blizzard half of the time.
Winterdriving in Norway can be really hard because you have to be on guard all the time and a little slip up can cause an accident
@scarvo1618 күн бұрын
The rescue truck driver made it out safely (you can see him jump out in the video) But the Lithuanian lorry driver was still inside when it tumbled over the railing. He survived though, with some injuries naturally.
@bjrnarestlen123418 күн бұрын
Regarding the truck falling off the clip, the driver of the tow-truck basically was cursing constantly, clearly in shock (understandedly). Regarding the police-car, the officer driving, had their drivers liccense revoked.
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Nakamura is world number 2 at the moment behind Carlsen.
Both his parents are engineers and his father played some chess when he was younger but never on a top level. Nakamura is currently playing at the highest level he ever been even though he's almost more known as a streamer than chess player he is ranked second in the world.
Another epic performance is new yokke new yokke an imitator doing new york new york with scratches in the record. He is dressed as a comic figure but notice the singing
Mert, I think you'd like Marion Ravn and Calle's Joggerodeo. Ylvis likes to embarrass their guests.
Im legit dying xDDDD
i haven't seen this video before now, and i laughed like crazy😂😂
Thank you Sir. Love from Norway❤
you should watch the series of videos where Ylvis pranks a guy called charter-svein. in one of the pranks, they 1-up this video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/g6WGzpOnpJjXYtI.html
Thanks for this video👍🏼 I’m so impressed and proud of Magnus 🥇He’s the reason why I love playing chess 😊
Even if he likes chess, I hope he will put his mind to doing something useful. There are a lot of problems in the world that need an intelligent person to take a look at different solutions.
If you don't instantly move (if able to) out of the way when there is an emergency vehicle with sirens on, you're a piece of garbage. It could be an ambulance on it's way to a grandmother, mother, wife or something, maybe yours, a firetruck going to save a school or police going to arrest someone trying to do something bad. You just move, it's a duty as a human being in my opinion.
Harald Heide Steen Jr. A legend, an icon and a "bauta(pillar) of Norwegian comedy" as we say. They just don't make'em like they used to.
In Norway, athletes are not athletes, they're heroes. We love our sports heroes and especially if they're well behaved and down-to-Earth like Norwegians are supposed to be. Alt for Norge. PS: No one can measure up to Magnus Carlsen in what he achieved to do with Chess in Norway, making it close to culture to follow the World Championship and other tournaments Magnus plays in.
Magnus is more than famous in Norway, when he played his World Championships he gathered "all of Norway", figuratively, in front of TVs, phones, radios, live update sites and whatnot. Everyone watched. He makes us proud, one guy from a tiny country like Norway competing against giants, and winning. Now he's the giant. It's beautiful.
You should watch "Magnus Carlsen's Mind-Blowing Memory! World Chess Champion tested".
There's a good documentary about him from 2016 that's 1 hour + long. Think it's just called "Magnus". If you know where to look you can find it /watch it
😊😊😊😊 Please next from Angelina Jordan: "Bad Valentine" The newest song from Angelina is the rawest and most amazing song I've ever heard. We know that Angelina is a super mega vocalist, but this was so good and powerful that it can't actually be described in words.
There are only four chess players that even remotely could claim the title of GOAT of chess. Some Americans think that Fischer or Morphy are the greatest, mainly for being Americans I guess. However, chess was bonkers when Morphy played in the 1800s and Fischer was also beyond his contemporary peers but only a few players were super strong when Fischer was at his prime. In my opinion it is clear that only Kasparov or Carlsen should be considered to be the GOAT. Magnus himself once said that Kasparov is the best. But Carlsen has had the highest ELO score in the history of chess and he has been crowned World Champion in all time formats and even been reigning champion at the same time in all time formats. And that in the era of computers and databases where all the top guys use them to enhance their own game. And still, all the top guys today recognize Carlsen as being beyond what they can achive themselves. For me it is clear that Carlsen already is the strongest chess player of all time! Fun fact: Magnus picked up chess in Finland (where his dad worked for a while when Magnus was a kid).
HI. I am an Norwegian myself. I have seen many places in Norway, most of these we see her in this video. It is just AMAZING i tell you. My place so far is Loen, its freaking amazing to sit in the hotel pool seeing the mountains with waterfalls with a cold beer... i am going back there for sure.
His personality has not changed. He is a completely open book and it's very refreshing. The only way to illustrate how exceptional he is, I believe, is to say that if he was not here, then Fabiano Caruana would be in his position. As I've said a few times, Caruana is by far the worlds second best. The distance between Carlsen and Caruana has typically been equal to the distance between Caruana and No 3. Carlsen is completely exceptional and there was a great deal of nurture, but you can't get there without nature. The way chess has exploded because of him, there might not be many generations until the next one of his kind, but if we don't see it again in our lives, I would not be surprised.
If you want to see them live, just go to the Edinburgh Tattoo, they will appear allmost every year, due to theire standing invitation.
The match with Kasparov was indeed important to him. He was 13 years old and almost managed to win against Kasparov who had been the best chess player for twenty years or so. The match ended in remis. The way Magnus remembers games (from what he has explained) is that he sees patterns that makes him understand how the position came to be, and he recognises the styles of various players. That gets him in the ballpark of which games it might be. And then he has that incredible memory that often let him pinpoint exactly which game it was.
What you're explaining there is just standard pattern recognition literally any professional chess player do. Classical chess is nothing but remembering old games and patterns. That's why Magnus has stopped playing and defending the title in classic, and mostly focuses on other forms of chess and streaming online.
enjoying and watching from mexico!!
I LOVE YLVIS SINCE 2011
The only complaint about Norway and Sports is the lack of focus and money put into Ice Hockey. It is crazy. Just look at Sweden and Finland. I have no doubt, that Norway would be up there if there was more support. That said they have been bumping in and out of the top 10 the last few years, so something is going right.
He has stopped flying but is a Licensed pilot. check out Ylvis Helicopter song on youtube with english subs: Ylvis i Sogn - Helikopter (Song - English subtitles)
Oh, yes "Viking" woman were "in Charge", they were even able to divorce, and even had more rights in certain aspects than men. When Christianity came to Norway it pushed back Woman-Rights atleast 1000 years. and it still hasn't catched up.
Watch Fleksnes, it is reaaaaally old, but it is still good.
LOL..passengers thinking they are going to die, your comment is: “what part of Norway is this? It’s beautiful!” 🤭😂
Petter Andre Pilgaard (born 20 February 1980) is a Norwegian television celebrity who gained national fame during the first season of the Norwegian version of Paradise Hotel. He won the competition together with Benedicte Valen, and the two shared the NOK 300,000 (about USD 50,000) prize money. Linni Irene Meister (born 4 December 1985) is a Norwegian glamour model, pop singer and sex columnist for FHM magazine who lives in Oslo. Meister has a German-Norwegian father and a mother from Sri Lanka.
He is a pilot 😊
If you live in Norway you have way better views than that over London. :D No need to look at that stinking city landscape. haha
I would never call a view of a city for "a good view". Nature, ocean, lake, river, trees, good. City, bad.
If you like Norwegian comedy¸ you should watch Fleksnes. It is old, but gold, and I think it was an origanally an adaption of a british show.
I don't think they were actors.
This is a soul that has been here many times. There’s no other possible explanation. Thank you for sharing your reaction. I really enjoy seeing you.
I completely loved your reaction. She is incredible and you made me smile with the way you appreciate what she did.
I'm Norwegian
I would love for you to react to their sketch “Pie Jesu”, the Prime Minister was in the audience laughing. I’m pretty sure you’ll love it👍
I would love if you watched some nore of their singing pranks, like following Erna Solberg
you gotta do some longer videos, i like watching these
most of the hidden cam (and music) their known for and that you have watched comes from their talkshow "tonight with ylvis" (2011-2016). but they've done plenty of shows since, most notably "stories from norway" (2018), "kongen befaler" (s1 2019), "ylvis i sogn" (2022), and "ylvis mot ylvis"(2024-). none are hidden cam but are all fun in their own ways, ylvis mot ylvis, which is filming s2 right now, is a game show putting the boys against each other and with a guest to compete in musical improv challenges. calle was actually in an episode of it.
So fun to watch your reactions😊 I think you might like their mini series Big in Kirgisistan where they try to become popstars in Kyrgistan. 🤣
I was just about to post the same request. There's a full length video (with english subtitles) or you can choose to se episode by episode (7 episodes). I also enjoy your content Mert!
Swahiliwood is also great!
If you’re a driver in Norway, depending on where in the country you are driving you always have to be prepared for some kind of animal to jump into the road Where I live it’s moose and I saw one standing by the road just the other day
This lasts until we give children "smart" devices. Then all they do is stay indoors 😂
the police driver who crashed into the trailer lost his license, like he should, it was technically a legal overtake even if it seemed dangerous from the cameras pov
1:37 That's no pickup truck, it's essentially a full rescue vehicle, think a lorry or something like that adapted to pull other vehicles etc.
Fun fact: despite these clips, Norway has the lowest traffic death rates in the world outside of micro-states like Monaco and Hong Kong (1.9 per 100,000 citizens). It also has the lowest death rate per 1 billion vehicle kilometres despite us driving around in a blizzard half of the time.
kzread.info/dash/bejne/gpyNmMOsmrbdfNI.htmlsi=X7n9aV3gBYhkf135
Winterdriving in Norway can be really hard because you have to be on guard all the time and a little slip up can cause an accident
The rescue truck driver made it out safely (you can see him jump out in the video) But the Lithuanian lorry driver was still inside when it tumbled over the railing. He survived though, with some injuries naturally.
Regarding the truck falling off the clip, the driver of the tow-truck basically was cursing constantly, clearly in shock (understandedly). Regarding the police-car, the officer driving, had their drivers liccense revoked.