One thing I've noticed about chess is that its incredibly easy to spot bad moves when observing. When you're the one playing you don't realise half of what's actually happening.
@@SenaZephyr I'm talking about your brain's skill at chess. You're not going to magically become a grandmaster when you have a gun pointed to your forehead.
It's never okay to lose. When you lose you degrade your soul, you bring shame to your family, you bring shame to your ancestors, you bring shame to your descendants.
"I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times I’ve been trusted to take the game-winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed." - Michael Jordan. There is no success without great suffering in any sphere of life, it is simply so natural
If i was that dude at the bar i would go slipping into random conversations and go like "have i told you about the time i crushed the chess world champion?"
first you have to setup it a little. "Damn Bill your wife's divorcing you? Your kid calls the mailman dad now... rough. She's acting like a real queen, you're not the king of your own castle anymore. This is no time to act like a white knight Bill, you'll end up being her pawn- it's time to be strong like your favorite character, Bishop from Aliens. You're running out of time, it's a black and white issue, make your move! This is a game of chess now, call a lawyer. That reminds me..did I ever tell you when I beat a world champion of chess?"
They are fast for chess, Magnus knows every gambit where you can lose in a few moves, in low time constraints these matches ending in 20-40 moves is fast for him, and fast in how long the match lasts
Just because someone is really good doesn’t mean they can’t over analyze and then forget a simple blunder. Mistakes happen and anyone has a chance to win
2:33 Magnus misses a chance to save the game with QB8+, winning a rook and possibly the game. With time pressure at 8 seconds, it's certainly hard to see.
You cant perform QB8+ from Qe6. You'd have to be on Qe5 or Qd6, because the queen has no legal move to go there. If you look carefully, the queen can perform QC8+ if that is what you meant. This does exactly the same thing and doesn't put the queen in danger.
I just see ordinary good chess here Champions lose matches but they always rise up back to glory, that's what defines a Champion Carlsen is really the strongest player to exist in the history of chess
It's impossible to say really, because the conditions have changed so much. Morphy played games that the computer ranks near 100%, but he never had opponents as strong as the ones Magnus did. Fischer achieved what he achieved without computer analysis. Magnus has spent hundreds if not thousands of hours analyzing with computers. Plus, he has all the games of people like Morphy and Fischer to look at. Unlike Spassky, he didn't have his childhood interrupted by WWII. Unlike Alekhine, he didn't have to take time off to be a soldier. Unlike Morphy, his path wasn't limited by the lower level of his opponents. Unlike Kasparov, he never had to contend with the Soviet mind games which extended far beyond the board. For example, Korchnoi's son was arrested during the world championship match.
@@andrew_owens7680 @bartholomewkuma467 What I write here is what he is as compared to what others are and have been, not what he could have been as compared what others could have been. It's always quite impossible to tell what they could have been Andrew
I don't know what's more embarrassing. These losses for Magnus, or the commentator making incorrect calls for the squares on the board at least 5 times throughout the video, not to mention the atrocious calls on many moves claiming them as "mistakes". Clearly this wasn't made by an experienced chess player, nor did they put in the effort to actually point out all of the real mistakes by having an engine point them out for him.
The "UFC" style is also annoying. All those close ups on the moves actually made them harder to visualize. The King of chess narration/analysis is Sagar Shah, followed by Gotham.
i found the pace of the editing highly enjoyable, though, and more immersive than a regular analysis video, although i agree not that many moves were actually "mistakes"
Winning and losing is a part of a game but the best thing to learn from losing is making you more stronger and faster next time. So, always learn from losing❤
Btw, in reference to 1:05 white's advantage is negligible and even disadvantageous to more active defense type of players in limited time environments.
0:10 "These are instances where deadly players YOU WOULDN'T EXPECT have demolished Magnus" One moment later... 0:17 "who was ranked number TWO IN THE WORLD at his peak" Uh, I don't know about you but I don't find it unexcepted in the least that a player who was ranked literally just behind Magnus could beat him sometimes and nether should you. And Judit Polgar is only regarded at the strongest female chess player of ALL TIME.
The Judith game was fun. Magnus laughed after losing and said something like "to further your legend". Something like that... (and yes she is a legend)
@@7stringwings7 in high elo chess people think ahead like 20 moves+ they have seen and memorized 99% of the possible outcomes, at that point if he doesnt think he can win then thats because he wont if the opponent doesnt turn into a toddler for a move
It's also when people make videos about your losses that you realize you are still the greatest. If you weren't, it wouldn't be so shocking when you lose.
If you're talking about the last game, the opponent can just take the queen with check, which blunders the queen and a piece. He probably forgot his king was in check, and was expecting Nh6+ (forking the king and the queen) as his next move, which unfortunately for him is an illegal move in the position.
Great Video, entertaining and instructive. Please, what's the Name of the Violin music at 10:30, when Magnus plays "A"? Love this my whole life. Thanks in advance!
No one ever brings up the fact that Magnus doesn't look like a normal human being. He is obviously in pain because his brain is much too big for his skull.
White tends to have the advantage in pro play because you get the first move but I don't know why he said it like that other than to make it dramatic. It's clear this is just a formulated video written by someone who knows little about the game.
I could picture drinking with magnus at a bar. You guys get into a heated discussion and than instead of leading it into a bar fight he challenges you to chess 😆
"the fastest losses!" proceeds to narrate like a billion moves
“Of Magnus Carlsen’s Career”, he isn’t gonna lose as fast as other people, it’s just fast for him ig
he's gotta waste your time to get that view time. Content creation at its finest.
judith polgar lol
Yeah the first game was literally normal blitz.
si ese mmg
I watched this like I actually knew what was happening.
same i dont know how to play chess like i dont even know how the pieces move
Bro this is gibberish to me but it’s interesting 😂
@@saltycubewhy? Learn it! It's too good
🤥u ain't alone
Me too!!
One thing I've noticed about chess is that its incredibly easy to spot bad moves when observing. When you're the one playing you don't realise half of what's actually happening.
thats where chess knowledge kicks in
Your brain performs worse under pressure.
@@nickxenix best* with enough training
@@SenaZephyr I'm talking about your brain's skill at chess. You're not going to magically become a grandmaster when you have a gun pointed to your forehead.
Yes 😂
Why the hell am I watching this, I don't even know how to play chess
Best comment ngl😂
Same lol but now I want to learn
SAME LOL
Same😂
real asf im doing the same thing
Some people think that if their opponent plays a beautiful game, it’s OK to lose. I don’t. You have to be merciless. ~ Magnus Carlsen
did he really say that?
u right everybody aint perfect
I would say it's okay to lose most of the time.
I'm a 1000 ELO lol
I mean Magnus drops like 1million elo rating because of how high his elo is against everyone.
It's never okay to lose. When you lose you degrade your soul, you bring shame to your family, you bring shame to your ancestors, you bring shame to your descendants.
"Magnus...looking very visibly unhappy" literally a big arrow pointing at Magnus smiling
haha yeah thats what ithought
That's a grimace
@@iLlegal_iBexgrimace shake 😮
@@ParrotForSalegrimace shake joke in September 2024…
I hope that in the last year you took your time to learn better interpretation skills, because that is not a happy smile
"I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times I’ve been trusted to take the game-winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed." - Michael Jordan. There is no success without great suffering in any sphere of life, it is simply so natural
Michael Jordan never said that
@@cj5273 he did bruh doesn't want to do 1 second of research
@@cj5273 you never heard it but he said it.
@@sweatnosweat You worship sports players which is just sad
@@cj5273 nope, I learn from their personal stories. u seem a bit lost, keep it strong.
If i was that dude at the bar i would go slipping into random conversations and go like "have i told you about the time i crushed the chess world champion?"
first you have to setup it a little. "Damn Bill your wife's divorcing you? Your kid calls the mailman dad now... rough. She's acting like a real queen, you're not the king of your own castle anymore. This is no time to act like a white knight Bill, you'll end up being her pawn- it's time to be strong like your favorite character, Bishop from Aliens. You're running out of time, it's a black and white issue, make your move! This is a game of chess now, call a lawyer. That reminds me..did I ever tell you when I beat a world champion of chess?"
@@tryingtotryistrying
“Oh yea? And I’m fucking Jennifer Lawrence.” Would be my response
@@tryingtotryistrying Laughed pretty hard at that imagery.
No you didnt @nannedebadone2
If there's no commentary about choices made, I would've no idea what's going on and why is it a bad play. They are masters indeed.
even with all the commentaries, I still don't have any idea what's going on 😅. it's still fun to watch the entire video, though. 😊
"The fastest losses"
Narrator: The clock is getting low
Ha, so I'm better at something in Chess than Magnus Carlsen. I've lost faster than him. Take that Magnus!
You did? 💀
I did too. Most of us probably would have
Magnus got nothing on me when it comes to losing fast 🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱
Magnus resigned against Hans Niemann after one move. Noone can beat that
I won a game in 2 moves(move a pawn, they move a pawn, queen checkmate(currently 100 elo), i suck at chess i was just lucky my enemy was dumer then me
Even when it comes to who's losing faster, he's still the GOAT 🐐🔥🔥
he always lost in endgames I dont understand title of this video
@@raimbow0617
It's just a trick, so people will watch the video
And the other reason is that he never lost so quickly
@@DANHOB2 will he did only last 19 moves against polgar, which is pretty quick
@@raimbow0617 you right bro cuz He is human too but always the GOAT
@@raimbow0617 You seriously thought a world master would lose games on the 5th move??? bru
When winning happens so much, it tends to become the standard to where even 1 loss can eat you alive.
Exactly, we are humans, not machines.
People love heroes
what they love more is to see a hero fails
this is just not true lmao
@@gotoverit3337 yes it is😢
-Green Goblin
@@Bvttgx no
@@gotoverit3337 why
not what ?
he probably lost more games than all of us, which eventually made him the best.
nah, not me, I'm built different
@@OmegaGummybearsays the guy who probably lives in his moms base ment
@@undead6667 😱😱😱😱oh no… you can’t take a joke
@@undead6667 He's saying he lost more games than magnus... he's not praising himself bro...
@@undead6667 bro himself lives in a basement and hence thinks the whole world lives in a basement. Frog in a well🤣
Who else thought a "fast loss" would be fast?
Yes 😂
Only if i was this fast while lasting in bed
They are fast for chess, Magnus knows every gambit where you can lose in a few moves, in low time constraints these matches ending in 20-40 moves is fast for him, and fast in how long the match lasts
Magnus Carlsen is the best ranked chess player but that doesnt mean he wont lose in chess games
@Statik you are right my bad
I do hate how he seems so broken form a loss sometimes tho
Such a beautiful way with words
@@GabrielAlgi Correct it
Magnus is human
Me who don't understand anything and waiting for reaction of magnus
And the sayings are fulfilled again, "Happens to the best of us" "can't win them all".
I like how when Magnus makes a bad move it’s praised as a miracle
When I sac the Queen: blunder
When Magnus sacs the Queen: BRILLIANT !!
hes hella racist glad that latinx king rekt him
@angelightwings2570 I have ideas tho, its called the Botez Gambit
Yeah all white worshippers
Looking at the fact he was younger makes me think about how being a consistent player, makes you better, time after time
you know you are legend when someone documented your loses
12:48 he seems unhappy, proceeds to smile
I think he is polite but he must be fuming losing on a stupid mistake. He is not a champion because he likes to lose...
Title says: "Fastest Losses of Magnus"
Game 1: Reached End Game
Well that tells a lot. LOL
And the last two were resignations, with the third to last being an illegal move (to be fair he probably was losing anyway)
That's the spirit of a World Champion.🏆
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Lol fake life and culture
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Ok, spammer.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ no
He isn't the champ anymore, Ding Liren got the title this year.
@@armandog4uhe’s still the best tho
Edit: “But it’s okay to lose, Magnus. After all, you’re still [one of] our world champion[s].”
Just because someone is really good doesn’t mean they can’t over analyze and then forget a simple blunder. Mistakes happen and anyone has a chance to win
2:33 Magnus misses a chance to save the game with QB8+, winning a rook and possibly the game. With time pressure at 8 seconds, it's certainly hard to see.
Maybe I’m just stupid but couldn’t be just stack the rooks? Or is there something crazy I’m missing?
You cant perform QB8+ from Qe6. You'd have to be on Qe5 or Qd6, because the queen has no legal move to go there. If you look carefully, the queen can perform QC8+ if that is what you meant. This does exactly the same thing and doesn't put the queen in danger.
@@saltendo2177 Are you sure you're looking at the right position? At 2:33 the white queen is on b3.
@@YXalr Yeah, sorry, I was looking at 2:40.
I just see ordinary good chess here
Champions lose matches but they always rise up back to glory, that's what defines a Champion
Carlsen is really the strongest player to exist in the history of chess
It's impossible to say really, because the conditions have changed so much. Morphy played games that the computer ranks near 100%, but he never had opponents as strong as the ones Magnus did. Fischer achieved what he achieved without computer analysis. Magnus has spent hundreds if not thousands of hours analyzing with computers. Plus, he has all the games of people like Morphy and Fischer to look at.
Unlike Spassky, he didn't have his childhood interrupted by WWII. Unlike Alekhine, he didn't have to take time off to be a soldier. Unlike Morphy, his path wasn't limited by the lower level of his opponents. Unlike Kasparov, he never had to contend with the Soviet mind games which extended far beyond the board. For example, Korchnoi's son was arrested during the world championship match.
@@andrew_owens7680 I had the same intuition that your friend awriter here, before i checked your com, good one, it's so true !
@@andrew_owens7680 @bartholomewkuma467
What I write here is what he is as compared to what others are and have been, not what he could have been as compared what others could have been. It's always quite impossible to tell what they could have been Andrew
carlsen rarely loses matches, though he isn't stranger to losing games
Carlsen isn't the greatest chess player. Pragg is.
I don't know what's more embarrassing. These losses for Magnus, or the commentator making incorrect calls for the squares on the board at least 5 times throughout the video, not to mention the atrocious calls on many moves claiming them as "mistakes". Clearly this wasn't made by an experienced chess player, nor did they put in the effort to actually point out all of the real mistakes by having an engine point them out for him.
The "UFC" style is also annoying. All those close ups on the moves actually made them harder to visualize.
The King of chess narration/analysis is Sagar Shah, followed by Gotham.
@@EnriqueNuesch Gotham seem like a cool dude ngl.
i found the pace of the editing highly enjoyable, though, and more immersive than a regular analysis video, although i agree not that many moves were actually "mistakes"
2:40 End of 1st Match
7:00 2nd
8:25 3rd
12:30 4th
You’re welcome
Now THAT is FAST LOSSES.
Winning and losing is a part of a game but the best thing to learn from losing is making you more stronger and faster next time. So, always learn from losing❤
Bbq ribs
Not true. I’ve never lost a single game.
@@Wargasm54400 elo tops
The notations by this narrator is all over the place my god
Thank you for all the explanations that was such an enjoyable video
I've never lost to Magnus !!
Because you’ve never played him
@@Chigerem_ ohhhh reeeereeee????
@@howardnelson496 what?
Me too
3:48 gd reference
GEOMETRY DASH 🔥🔥🔥🔥😃😃😃🗣️🗣️🗣️
YES SIRRR
When my losses make news, that when you will all know that I am a legend.
Btw, in reference to 1:05 white's advantage is negligible and even disadvantageous to more active defense type of players in limited time environments.
0:10 "These are instances where deadly players YOU WOULDN'T EXPECT have demolished Magnus"
One moment later...
0:17 "who was ranked number TWO IN THE WORLD at his peak"
Uh, I don't know about you but I don't find it unexcepted in the least that a player who was ranked literally just behind Magnus could beat him sometimes and nether should you. And Judit Polgar is only regarded at the strongest female chess player of ALL TIME.
From this video it's obvious you can win the entire time, the entire game, on every move, and a simple single move may still lose you the game
Especially at such a high level like this. Every game between GMs seem to be decided by the middle and end game.
not true g😊
0:04 I can't get over with Hikarus face ;-; u alr?
Its poetic how a world champion if gets overconfident in a match can be defeated by a random player
Wow thanks for highlighting every fking single thing said in this video. Couldn't have understood without them.
As life is meaningless without death, Chess is also meaningless without losing, every time you lose, you learn something new, even if you are a GM.
Beautifully said.
*losing
@@tomh281 autocorrect go brr
magnus will always be magnus! angry reactions after losing but great celebrations after winning too!
This guy made chess look like an action crime movie
last game, was he playing time odds??? Judging by how quickly he moved, I'm just guessing.
A will tell this story to everyone, forever. Well played A, well played. 🔥🔥🔥
At the end of the last game, havent there, after Q take Q, Kh6+ forking the queen and take it back ? or there's something i had didnt see ?
@@bartholomewkuma467 I think after Q take Q, Carlsen will be in check so he's forced not to play Kh6
@@bartholomewkuma467 QxQ is check
It always looks like he just can't be arsed anymore. Like he has been broken by life.
last person who he played hes not from Norway A was armenian and game was played in Yerevan
Magnus visited Armenia ?
@@AnnaHakobyan-jq3zy It's russian language on a background.
The opponent seems to be shakhriyar mamedyarov. Not a "random" person.
Dude had to do a CIA deep dive to find Magnus losing and came up with exactly 4 bad moves in the billions of moves he's made.
11:30 I love how people in Norwegian bar speak Russian
And his opponent seems to be Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, not a random guy
And also the bishop have no groove. That is also typical for the Soviet/Russian chess set.
It's actually armenia politician, search about it
@@artakbaghdasaryan2544 I thought he looked like Shakh, but I could be wrong
@@Leokuma7 ohhh... ok, sorry for being so toxic
I feel like I could look at your videos when I am not working on my chess. Good job !
If those are fast loses can’t imagine the slow ones
The Judith game was fun. Magnus laughed after losing and said something like "to further your legend". Something like that... (and yes she is a legend)
This shows that all top players are NOT undefeatable...
Only if he does a mistake,,,which is extremely rare so it doesn't count that much
"A" shows a message that you should never give up
Imagine being so good at something your L's are viral.
Yea what a loser!!!
Great video! Thanks!
Why wasn’t there that moment of him just hanging a bishop out of nowhere to Hikaru
What's the backing music at 9:51??
Vivaldi winter
Vivaldi winter
Vivaldi winter
🐱 licker
Vivaldi winter
The game with Judit Polgar is the only game he lost in fast way
🤫🤫🤫🤫
Im missing why he surrendered to her. Surely there was more he could have done no?
@@7stringwings7 in high elo chess people think ahead like 20 moves+ they have seen and memorized 99% of the possible outcomes, at that point if he doesnt think he can win then thats because he wont if the opponent doesnt turn into a toddler for a move
@@7stringwings7 It's way easier to loose a queen then it is to beat someone down a queen, if your up a queen you can just win with attrition.
@@7stringwings7he was completely done for. woman power on top
I really enjoyed this video.
Not even into chess and have no idea but really enjoyed this!
just remember bro…always be 3 steps ahead not only in chess but also apply to life 🤝
@@JoshRayy you have no idea about chess
It's also when people make videos about your losses that you realize you are still the greatest. If you weren't, it wouldn't be so shocking when you lose.
I know nothing about chess but always watch these videos 😂 They are entertaining even though I have no idea what’s going on
😊😊
08:53 what is the name of this classic song?
Antonio Vivaldi - Storm
@@thatverseguy thx a lot comrade
"With his pawns on d5 and f6"
*The pawns are on d5 and e6*
*checkmate*
Regarding 12:56 in the video, can someone please tell me why Magnus resigned?
If you're talking about the last game, the opponent can just take the queen with check, which blunders the queen and a piece.
He probably forgot his king was in check, and was expecting Nh6+ (forking the king and the queen) as his next move, which unfortunately for him is an illegal move in the position.
“Fastest losses of his career” first game literally makes it to an endgame 😂
all his games are long brudder
Love the sounds during the game!
"the fastest losses!" and they literally play until both players have 14 sec left in the first game
3:45 Gd reference!?!?!?!
💀
Focusing on being quick and showing confidence more than the actual tactics is dangerous
thanks for the vignette and the exact commentary of the board right in front of me very useful when i have eyes
and that lovely ding sound effect i feel like one of pavlov's mutts
@@kerrbyy7825 Well as a blind person I really appreciated it.
11:56 he could have made magnus mate with queen a2
Magnus is like Messi and pragganandha is like mbappe in chess...
Mbappe is nakamura
Stop hyping prag, Gukesh is the best prodigy in India
@@SK-np9ih nakamura?? The world no. 2 who lost against Praggnanandha at FIDE😂
@@Ajamidhayou should hype prag ... what's the prblm ??
@@subham99vlog Gukesh is better
12:30 - Why didn't he take the knight with the light square bishop?
He’d lose it immediately to the rook on the same file
A good chess player is not that he always wins, but he just loses less often
That's basically the same thing though
@chrislabedzski9076 3 wins and 3 draws is better than 3 wins and 3 losses. A good chess player makes a losing game a draw.
When someone is so good, people find their losses more interesting, in a game like chess, it really speaks volumes about how good they actually are.
at 1:09, what do you mean by "since magnus is white he has to win?"
Racist
@@Mechdude680 No, It was armegaddon. If it's a draw, black wins. Both players bid time.
@@youalexyoutubefifth oh, so no racist...
@@Mechdude680 yeah
Great Video, entertaining and instructive.
Please, what's the Name of the Violin music at 10:30, when Magnus plays "A"?
Love this my whole life. Thanks in advance!
Winter - Vivaldi
@@FabioGeometryDash thank you bro! Merry Chrismas and all the best!
@@Zlatko-n1l Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year as well!!
7:25 You chose death !
I have learned how to be the best just by writing down each move in these
BTW: The compilation of his best moves would be a 3-year-long video.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
"unhappy" as he has a giant smile on his face
No one ever brings up the fact that Magnus doesn't look like a normal human being. He is obviously in pain because his brain is much too big for his skull.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
He looks like a normal Norwegian
imagine being so good whenever you lose people r so amazed they make yt videos out of it
2:33 magnus was winning he made blunder
always keep focus and don't think too much.
I am a chess noob and I just wnna know what he ment at 1:02
I know right 😂😂
Racist😂
White tends to have the advantage in pro play because you get the first move but I don't know why he said it like that other than to make it dramatic. It's clear this is just a formulated video written by someone who knows little about the game.
No, it is armegaddon, if it's a draw, black wins. Both players bid time and the player who bids the least time gets black
And then he played C4! My man that is C5 (Game against Judith Polgar)
I could picture drinking with magnus at a bar. You guys get into a heated discussion and than instead of leading it into a bar fight he challenges you to chess 😆
It actually becomes so easy to analyse when you have a lot of time and when you actually make a blunder, thats when you realise you messed it up.
7:20 lol love his reaction if he was kasparov for sure he will not agree
Give this channel credit to finding games where Magnus lost. Cause that is really rare and usually a blunder.
> "Fastest losses."
> "And after a long series of juggling around pieces."
Come on, dude... No way you didn't notice that
The last game was played in Armenia,not in Norway.How do I trust your sources going forward?
Yeah. And the opponent seems to be shakhriyar mamedyarov, not a "random" at the bar
the ur still our world champion at the end feels weird when hes no longer
Ikr, but for me he still the world champion
Who is now?
@@dapossum9495 not gona spoil watch the chess tournament FIDE
@@dapossum9495 ding liren
whats the song at 0:38 - 0:52 and 3:32 for example?