It is great, but asmr as far as I know has a top sub count of less than 10mil, and same for chess. I'm not sure how many of these people overlap, so I don't think he can become huge Wouldn't be surprised if it's less than 5mil top subs for both
@@ASMRChess If you can keep someone like me watching consistently for years (given i am an avid chess and asmr fan), then you have big potential. Just keep it up, your time will come!
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I think a great idea would be you talking about some of the greatest Grand Masters in chess history. Love the way you say "Capablanca." Great video as always!
i love the variety, once we have some tutorial-like stuff, then we have pogchamps analysis, and then historical grandmasters. Also, i have trouble falling asleep to your videos, because your voice is just perfect for ASMR, but you are talking in such interesting way and about such interesting topics that i'm watching carefully instead of sleeping, and that's a weird compliment. Great video as always
@@randompersondontmindme perhaps true. But that makes it even more impressive that he could calculate in advance without rote theory. Even modern GM's need a strong repertoire in theory to compete
Capa is an absolute legend, but it is not true that he was unbeatable in Cuba at 4 years old. In the Cuban championship in 1901 Capa was 12 years old and placed 4th losing both his games against Corzo. Capablanca is one of my all time favourites and he has some absolutely incredible feats. He was undefeated from February 10, 1916, when he lost to Oscar Chajes in the New York 1916 tournament, to March 21, 1924, when he lost to Richard Réti in the New York International tournament.
@@ASMRChess Legendary. The fact that you have passion for your craft and not only do this for revenue is amazing. You know chesses' history in specifics from which world champion had lost in certain areas is absurd, my highest respect to you.
Being playing chess on and off for years and had never noticed if a knight is on a black square it cannot move to a black square, and vice-versa! Interesting stuff, ty :)
@@ASMRChess Happy for you man. I remember being perplexed back in the day that this type of growth just didn't seem to be coming. The size of your channel has never matched the quality of content, but you're finally on the way!
Watched this video when it first came out and never noticed my comment in there at the start haha. Just wanted to say this is by far my favourite ASMR channel - please keep making such great videos!
Eeeeeeeee another historical game!! My notification didn't come through so I'm late to the party but I'm very happy to see this! I was watching your old videos and remembering the days when I thought you had gone from youtube for good and I'm just so happy you're back in full force now.
Fantastic content as ever. I remember when you had less than 10k subs. Your work ethic and effort into these videos is remarkable. You got me into chess when lockdown began last April and managed to somehow get me to a 1400 rating (which I fee isn’t too bad from a years play especially me!) I’m actually making an ASMR channel from tomorrow and would love to do a video playing you at chess some day.
I learned a huge deal of just watching your videos. I am pretty sure everybody else who are watching your videos says the same thing. So keep it up what you are doing!
This was a great game! Trying to improve, so I set up my board and moved piece by piece, then tried to slow it down and think about why these moves were made. I appreciate the ASMR that you do and the educational aspect of something that you are so passionate about.
@@ASMRChess I did go over this game, following along piece by piece because I am thinking it is important to see these positions while sitting behind the board and seeing the pieces from that angle. Further chess study has shown me how important the pawns are and the value that good chess players put into them. Thank you again for providing this!
What You probably didn't know is that there is a writer named Valeriy Segal, and he wrote a short story called Marshal's attack. It is totally the absolutely best fictional chess story ever written. Every chess fan should know it.
that would make me real happy. The plan is to put content out consistently throughout 2021 if at all possible. Hopefully the channel will get big enough that it can provide an income for me so I can just make better and better ASMR videos forever.
These games are always fun for me. My story is somewhat like Beth Harmon's in the movie, I found a chess book by Tartakower called "500 Master Chess Games" when I was in school and fell in love with Chess. I grew up on the games of Capablanca, Marshall, Nimzovitsch, Tarrasch, Menchik, Rubinstein, and the players from that age. So many of them are forgotten or don't get the attention they deserve. It was such an incredible age of discovery. Steinitz's development of positional chess and many of the new strategies and opening ideas were still in infancy. The title of grandmaster was just being invented and even the title of World Chess Champion was relatively new. It was a time for exploration, discovery, and novelty that is missing in modern chess, where everything has become about lines calculated hundreds of times by computers and just trying to find small improvements in the lines of games that other masters have already played.
I very much agree. There is something truly magical about the era you describe. For me the era starts with Morphy and ends with Capablanca's defeat against Botvinnik in the AVRO tournament 1938.
The true genius was Capablanca's father. If I see it correctly, Capablanca himself, even though a true chess master, never managed to move his Knight from a white square to another white square in one move. Only his father knew the magical secret. I mean, that is a feat that even Stockfish can't repeat.
I'm going to do everything I can to post consistently throughtout 2021. At least. If the channel gains moment and becomes a serious source of income then I would love to just make ASMR Chess videos forever.
The most interesting part of the Marshall Gambit is that it came to him in a dream before he spent 8 years refining it. Only to have Capablanca refute it over the board.
With no context or names attached to this game I would guess it was a couple modern day 1200s. No disrespect just an honest evaluation. Enjoyed your commentary and analysis.
So um... At 17:31 Why can't black move the queen down to checkmate? Why would black have settled with moving to check with the bishop? Am I missing something? I do like your videos though. Thank you for them!
asmr chess. you are going to be huge. keep doing what you're doing
fingers crossed! That's my dream you know :)
I first saw his original videos 6 years ago. They're great
It is great, but asmr as far as I know has a top sub count of less than 10mil, and same for chess. I'm not sure how many of these people overlap, so I don't think he can become huge
Wouldn't be surprised if it's less than 5mil top subs for both
@@ASMRChess If you can keep someone like me watching consistently for years (given i am an avid chess and asmr fan), then you have big potential. Just keep it up, your time will come!
Repent of sin!
The Gospel:
JESUS died for our sins on the cross, HE shed HIS holy, innocent , precious blood for us (HIS blood washes away ALL sins) HE was buried but on the third day GOD raised HIM from the dead. All you have to do to be saved is: Believe in JESUS, trust in HIS blood. JESUS did everything for you, no works are required for salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9) . (Don’t forget to repent of sin. )! .
I think a great idea would be you talking about some of the greatest Grand Masters in chess history. Love the way you say "Capablanca." Great video as always!
I will definetely make more videos about the chess giants of the past. For now you can watch my 2 "immortal games" videos.
Yes the context in the beginning really sets up the suspense, definitely looking forward to more like this one.
i love the variety, once we have some tutorial-like stuff, then we have pogchamps analysis, and then historical grandmasters. Also, i have trouble falling asleep to your videos, because your voice is just perfect for ASMR, but you are talking in such interesting way and about such interesting topics that i'm watching carefully instead of sleeping, and that's a weird compliment. Great video as always
You can use it to relax!
Imagine spending the time it takes to get a master's degree on a single chess opening, only to have it unraveled by a man in a single sitting.
Back when they didn't have engines lol
@Paul Simon chess engines
I mean, Capablanca knows little opening theory, so to him it’s just a chess move attempting to attack lol
@@randompersondontmindme perhaps true. But that makes it even more impressive that he could calculate in advance without rote theory. Even modern GM's need a strong repertoire in theory to compete
@@Danthrax81 That's what makes Capablanca Capablanca
Capablanca is my favorite player. The fact he was unbeatable in his country at 4 years old is absurd
Capa is an absolute legend, but it is not true that he was unbeatable in Cuba at 4 years old. In the Cuban championship in 1901 Capa was 12 years old and placed 4th losing both his games against Corzo. Capablanca is one of my all time favourites and he has some absolutely incredible feats. He was undefeated from February 10, 1916, when he lost to Oscar Chajes in the New York 1916 tournament, to March 21, 1924, when he lost to Richard Réti in the New York International tournament.
@@ASMRChess thanks for clarifying man, you're the best
@@ASMRChess Legendary. The fact that you have passion for your craft and not only do this for revenue is amazing. You know chesses' history in specifics from which world champion had lost in certain areas is absurd, my highest respect to you.
Being playing chess on and off for years and had never noticed if a knight is on a black square it cannot move to a black square, and vice-versa! Interesting stuff, ty :)
Absolutely love this format. These videos are greatly appreciated friend. Hope you are doing well, and I love the way your whisper voice sounds :)
I'm doing okay. It's hard with covid and everything, but the fact that you guys are watching my new work on the channel makes me happy.
I've known many ASMR channels but only one genius-ASMR Chess
awwww you!!!
I fell asleep while watching this but then continued to finish it after waking up amazing video
I just saw your old videos. You have become so much calmer and humbler, but also better at chess and explaining it.
What a masterpiece of video, thank you for your unique way
I love the way you tell the story of each game; you create a magical mix of instruction, entertainment and relaxation. Thank you!
Congrats on 25k subs man! Cool to see you finally starting to get the recognition you deserve, hope the growth continues!
I hope so too!
now at 40k+ so the growth has continued for at least some months. Very exciting.
@@ASMRChess Happy for you man. I remember being perplexed back in the day that this type of growth just didn't seem to be coming. The size of your channel has never matched the quality of content, but you're finally on the way!
Omg I loved that Lil reference / quote you through in there. " a genius player"
Watched this video when it first came out and never noticed my comment in there at the start haha. Just wanted to say this is by far my favourite ASMR channel - please keep making such great videos!
Eeeeeeeee another historical game!! My notification didn't come through so I'm late to the party but I'm very happy to see this! I was watching your old videos and remembering the days when I thought you had gone from youtube for good and I'm just so happy you're back in full force now.
Glad you enjoy it!
This was so interesting yet so relaxing I was trying so hard not to fall asleep, haha. Great video.
I know hardly anything about Chess and yet, this still is very relaxing and enjoyable. Thank You.
Fantastic content as ever. I remember when you had less than 10k subs. Your work ethic and effort into these videos is remarkable. You got me into chess when lockdown began last April and managed to somehow get me to a 1400 rating (which I fee isn’t too bad from a years play especially me!) I’m actually making an ASMR channel from tomorrow and would love to do a video playing you at chess some day.
I absolutely loved every second of this, I know very little about chess history so it was really eye-opening
Another superb video!!! This semester has been so stressful but I can always count on you and chess to calm my nerves, thank you!!!
I'm so glad!
Me when minor pawn moves are described as genius: "Huh? What the hell does that accomplish?"
Me after everything plays out: 🤯🤯🤯
I am the same tbh
Love your vids man, haven’t played chess in years but these vids are super relaxing.
Another brilliant video displaying a brilliant player and game. Thank you very much sir!
One of my new favorite ASMR channels keep up the great content ;-)
I learned a huge deal of just watching your videos. I am pretty sure everybody else who are watching your videos says the same thing. So keep it up what you are doing!
Thank you. Loving these new videos!
Amazing commentary, very interesting and relaxing at the same time, thanks!
This was a great game! Trying to improve, so I set up my board and moved piece by piece, then tried to slow it down and think about why these moves were made. I appreciate the ASMR that you do and the educational aspect of something that you are so passionate about.
did you go over this particular game? I think that is a very good way to improve.
@@ASMRChess I did go over this game, following along piece by piece because I am thinking it is important to see these positions while sitting behind the board and seeing the pieces from that angle. Further chess study has shown me how important the pawns are and the value that good chess players put into them. Thank you again for providing this!
Perfect for my evening weekend naps. God I love this channel
Your videos are just so awesome. Keep up the good work; you're bound to blowup soon!
Hope so!
this is my favorite video by you i keep rewatching it
This is the best ! I love watching your videos! Keep up the increbible work 😀
I love these, they are amazing.
Your videos have improved so much! I love the historical background information and especially the reading from Capablanca's book! :)
These videos are such high quality, you DESERVE to have way more subs!!!
thanks :) I went from 16k to 26k subs in the last 40 days, so it's going in the right direction :)
@@ASMRChess definitely is, keep doing what youre best at!! love u :> asmr chess
Wow this is fascinating Im learning so much from this channel ❤️👍
Amazing video I really love it. Also got a hell lot of tingles thank you man keep going
your videos are always so relaxing
Really good content! thank you for creating these. I like the board with these colours aswell, more than White and black plastic. Love the wood
Incredible. Love your channel
Your videos are fantastic. Keep up the great work!
Such a masterful work you do mate. Keet at it! Thank you a lot. Best resgards!
I agree. keep what your doing, I am tuned in to your new take on this. More videos with commentary and explanations. A+
Fantastic video of an amazing game!
What You probably didn't know is that there is a writer named Valeriy Segal, and he wrote a short story called Marshal's attack. It is totally the absolutely best fictional chess story ever written. Every chess fan should know it.
PLEASE keep posting these. Interesting and i fall asleep a lot more easy
I will.
Thoroughly enjoyable and relaxing
What a wonderful game. Thanks!
I found this channel yesterday and loved it, I just have one question, where the hell do you keep finding all these beautiful chess sets
I played with that settt its sooo smooth and satisfying
Great vid 10/10.
You pronnounced really well Jose Raul Capablanca :D
I love this. Do more.
Just in time as I'm watching Eric Rosen stream.
Really love your channel for education and sleep!
I fell asleep while watching them woke up to see who won
a calm voice meets a calm chess grandmaster
You're now my favourite yt channel, just so you know ❤️
And you’re my favorite commenter today
I love these !
Marshall played extremely well even though he lost the game. What a battle !
love ur content man keep it up
Awesome content!!! I think you should be doing a bit more tapping (a little harder). Keep it up!!! ✌️✌️
5:48 got me looking mental telling the person at the door to come in
Better than expected, keep it up
This is utterly fascinating
I love this channel.
More of those immortal game videos would be awesome.
Too interesting game. Can't doze of to this brilliancy. Very good game, incredible high level.
This is my sleep schedule now
More of this! Well known game reviews
You should analyse the game Dido ASMR just played against his girlfriend!
Instead I played Dido for 2 games and we both made a video about it :)
Love your channel my man! You’re gonna start growing exponentially if you keep putting out content like this so consistently!
that would make me real happy. The plan is to put content out consistently throughout 2021 if at all possible. Hopefully the channel will get big enough that it can provide an income for me so I can just make better and better ASMR videos forever.
Took me a bit to realise you're saying "A-CHESS-M-R"
Very clever sir
These games are always fun for me. My story is somewhat like Beth Harmon's in the movie, I found a chess book by Tartakower called "500 Master Chess Games" when I was in school and fell in love with Chess. I grew up on the games of Capablanca, Marshall, Nimzovitsch, Tarrasch, Menchik, Rubinstein, and the players from that age. So many of them are forgotten or don't get the attention they deserve.
It was such an incredible age of discovery. Steinitz's development of positional chess and many of the new strategies and opening ideas were still in infancy. The title of grandmaster was just being invented and even the title of World Chess Champion was relatively new. It was a time for exploration, discovery, and novelty that is missing in modern chess, where everything has become about lines calculated hundreds of times by computers and just trying to find small improvements in the lines of games that other masters have already played.
I very much agree. There is something truly magical about the era you describe. For me the era starts with Morphy and ends with Capablanca's defeat against Botvinnik in the AVRO tournament 1938.
This was fantastic. More game analysis!!!
more are coming :)
Oh boy, i didnt know i needed this til now. Thank you.
15k + subs in the last 6 months. gainzz!
Great work mate! Greetings from México😎
*chefs kiss* perfection
I think the only 2 Chess annotators who have a therapeutic effect on the spectator are Yasser Seirawan and you. Thank You !
The true genius was Capablanca's father. If I see it correctly, Capablanca himself, even though a true chess master, never managed to move his Knight from a white square to another white square in one move. Only his father knew the magical secret. I mean, that is a feat that even Stockfish can't repeat.
Asmr chess is a perfect combination. P&J,fish&chips,asmr&chess
i keep rewatching this video
WE NEED MORE ❤️
more are coming.
This video is art
great vid!
Please more of this 🤩
Capablanca and I have the same birthday just thought that was cool
Podrías poner subtitulos en español? Así entendería un poco más, buen vídeo por cierto, me ha gustado, nuevo suscriptor
Un comentario en español jajaja
Capablanca was such a machine playing chess
We just cant stop you anymore, can we?
I'm going to do everything I can to post consistently throughtout 2021. At least. If the channel gains moment and becomes a serious source of income then I would love to just make ASMR Chess videos forever.
@@ASMRChess this would be the gift we all deserve after 2020 😂
What a beautiful game
This goes to show you don’t need long fingernails to make tapping tingles 😁 PS - nicely added visual effects in the beginning 👍🏻
oh I'm happy you noticed! Seeing what I can do to up the production quality.
Please tell me how to get a board and pieces like that
The most interesting part of the Marshall Gambit is that it came to him in a dream before he spent 8 years refining it. Only to have Capablanca refute it over the board.
Teatcher: what do you think when i say 1918?
Most students: end of WWI
Me: capablanca go brrrr
With no context or names attached to this game I would guess it was a couple modern day 1200s. No disrespect just an honest evaluation. Enjoyed your commentary and analysis.
and in reality it is a super GM vs a good GM. Capablanca played with 100% accuracy in this game. Not many 1200's can do that. Or 2300's. Or 2500's.
A movie about JR Capablanca would be awesome. He’s super interesting and extremely intelligent. Robert Downey Jr could play him pretty well.
Great video.
26:02 I agree, Capablancas resignation in that position REALLY needs an explaination
Ahahahah epic slip up
So um... At 17:31
Why can't black move the queen down to checkmate? Why would black have settled with moving to check with the bishop?
Am I missing something?
I do like your videos though. Thank you for them!
Isn't King just going to take knight and run away from a Queen?
@@Psekor oh didn't see that. Thanks for pointing it out. : )
i thought the exact same thing, and didnt see the king take the knight either. crazy
Bruh what chess board do you use it’s so nice