we have no idea how lucky we are that the world's best player of this era isn't a snooty traditionalist. chill, well rounded guy, and understands the internet - so good for the game
The fact that he even gives all these interviews is amazing. He could easily have chosen to share very little of what he thinks, or just been really cagey when he did talk. We’re all so privileged to have this guy around.
@@5piral0ut .. privileged is too strong mate, don’t put anyone on a pedestal. Magnus behaved shamefully against Hans at that Sinquefield Cup accusing him with zero evidence. How can you put someone so petty on a pedestal like that. I have more respect for Hans in all of this
@@cdunne1620 Magnus withdrew from a tournament because he was tilted. Nothing wrong with that at all. And as we have seen over the last 2 years, Hans is a disgusting person, so even if Magnus accusation was false, it is still fine to hate Hans.
So weird to try to have ownership over something like this. Like you're a winner because you enjoy rooting for the most likely person to succeed. Why is he your goat? Edit: a lot of people get butt hurt when you ask valid questions. Every response and been. Predictable and irrelevant. Well done, general public
He is hands down the best endgame player that ever played, and there’s only one person in the conversation with him as best classical player in history. He’s got a point.
nepo had fairly good chances to beat magnus, especially since magnus wasn’t even willing to study for the championship game. had he defended his title, he probably would’ve lost.
The difference between this and the Nieman interview are like night and day, Magnus comes across classy, respectful and gives massive insight into his well thought out answers, while Hans, gives the ramblings of that one angry footballer who could've turned pro if he hadn't torn his ACL in college.
After the Hans interview, levy will have collected all the clickbait stones and his gaunlet is gonna be completed. Now we gotta get someone to stop him from wiping half of humanity.
"If i'm playing it's mine to lose". There is a very thin line between confidence and arrogance/narcissism. When Magnus said that, i did not for one second, feel like he was being anything more than honest/confident.
I don't think Levy gets enough credit for how comfortable and easy an interviewer he is. He has a way of asking different questions, and if they're the same as others have asked, he has a way of putting them in a different way so that they at least feel fresh. Nicely done!
I'm just a casual in chess watcher but Magnus' legacy, other than his massive domination period, will certainly be putting more eyes on alternative time controls and chess variants. A dominant world champion that ignored the world championship because he's bored of the classical time control is something 😂
Don't think it was the time controls. rather the months and weeks just prepping for just one opponent. Especially when he leans more towards intuition than rote prep and memory.
You know what's the best thing about this interview? Both Levy and Magnus are fearless in their respective positions. Levy being the interviewer asks all the questions that we want to get the answers for. And Magnus speaks what he genuinely feels. They both speak their minds. Something which is missing in almost any other interviews. Much Love❤
@ShadNex he's saying that if he's playing and he loses, it's because of him not the opponent. That he's so much better he can only lose if he performs bad not if they perform well because if he performs well he wins regardless
For a guy who is moderately considerate of the egos of others, Magnus is the most flat-out honest world number 1 at ANYTHING that I've ever seen, especially since he's been the world number 1 for so many years. It's as if it never occurred to him to be either egotistical or humble. You can ask the guy if he thinks he will still be the world number one in 5 years and he will honestly sit there thinking it through until he has figured it out. He has no answer until he has analyzed it thoroughly. But if you ask him who is the best chess player in the world today he will simply say, "Me." No thought is needed because he already knows the correct answer. And saying "Magnus is," is the answer that every GM on the planet will give you with the possible exception of Hans. This is a man who knows and acknowledges exactly where he stands right down to 6 decimal places. I predict that if Hans does beat him in this tournament then Hans will go to interviews making a chest-pounding ass of himself, claiming to be history's greatest chess player, and Magnus will shrug, and finally have some incentive to go home, get some sleep, eat well, hit the prep and crush Hans like a bug in the next tournament. I'm amazed that the guy can rise to the challenge so often when he's been so great for so long. That's what I see as his greatest skill.
Magnus in general is not arrogant, but extremely objective. He evaluates himself and others with a very high degree of accuracy, which is kinda to be expected from a person who's considered the strongest chess player of all times. Objectivity is a trait than can help a lot in chess, and it's no surprise for me that he also displays this skill in real life.
Magnus's memory is truly amazing. He can remember every game he's ever played, as well as 10,000 games that other Masters have played, but he has trouble just like the rest of us recalling the history of his everyday life.
Wow, this is such a treat! I don't know why I wasn't expecting an interview with ALL the players, but now it's an awesome surprise 🥳 Levy always asks such great questions, and I love how he broke the 4th wall on this one. Can't wait to watch the last interview with Hans! I'm legit hyped and my eyeballs will be GLUED to the match tomorrow 👀👀
Magnus is not only the goat... he's humble and has class. He's everything Hans will never be.. even if he loses... Magnus is the best thing ever to happen to Chess!
I am not a fan of Hans either, but the guy is 21 years old, and the controversy happened 1-2 years back. People can change drastically over a period of 2-3 years, and he has his whole life ahead of him. I think it's unwise to say that he'll never be as graceful and likeable as other top players.
I think Magnus actually respects Hans' grind and progress. I sense a softening in his tone. But he does seems poised like a calm, relaxed fighter saving energy for the match.
When some dumbass sues you for a $100 million which doesn't even end up going to court but causes you unnecessary lawyer fees you tend to get uncomfortable.
"It's mine to lose" Carlsen!! I like this. Let's goooooo! I was concerned Magnus would be in a funk like he was in the semis, but I'm glad to see him confident and ready to throw down!
If you're watching this and you're a chess fan of this era, you're lucky to be watching magnus and his greatness. magnus will probably retire as the best chess player to have ever lived. dominance in all formats, highest rated player ever, best end game player, etc. in a few years after he retires, chess would never be the same.
Really enjoyed this interview as it felt more like a chat. Loved the insights into out of the limelight reveals. Glad you did not stay away from the awkward topics.
I think the last question and answer is really great, and sort of sums up Magnus as the quintessential millennial player. Bro said: "Legacy? I didn't think I'd live a day after 18, and everything up to this point has just been me winging it." We feel you, Magnus.
Sure the “it’s mine to lose” quote is what everyone likes but the “there are things still to be done” quote after being asked about his legacy is amazing.
His legacy is that he has bridged the gap from OTB chess to it being an online game for a whole new generation. It's exciting to see the development and interest in the game and Magnus has been at the front of that vanguard. Chapeau sir.
It's amazing what an interview looks like when the interviewee is respectful and non-combative and answers the questions asked instead of ranting on and on about things that were not asked... interview took half the time.
My impression of these champions and how the think and how they have to control their emotions and maintain their confidence reminds me so much of boxing. In some obvious ways boxing and chess are not similar but in other ways they are exactly the same. I feel that chess will become ever more popular. But what I find interesting is that my own impression about chess at this level is that the more I study the people involved, in my mind, chess looks less like a game and more like a sport even though it sounds odd to say that it is still my impression.😀
@@ivan_C-137 That is actually sort of an instinct of humans to mimic people you are talking to. If someone is not doing it at all (with some exceptions of course), it can be a sign that that person has psychopathic tendencies.
I think the crowd reaction becomes less of a problem the faster the time controls get. But definitely a great point, even without some communication device.
What a breath of fresh air after that absolutely awful Hans interview. Having a guest with class and a good sense of humour is so much better than listening to the whiny manchild cry about being hard done by for 40 minutes straight
You need to lay off the Norwegian Meat. Stop sucking off magnus in every video
Delete this pinned comment thats nasty
Pin of Shame 👍
pin of facts
No shame in speaking the truth
Lmao these pins always kill me😂😂. Reminds me of that boondocks scene. “What did he do to make niggas that mad” 😂
we have no idea how lucky we are that the world's best player of this era isn't a snooty traditionalist. chill, well rounded guy, and understands the internet - so good for the game
The fact that he even gives all these interviews is amazing. He could easily have chosen to share very little of what he thinks, or just been really cagey when he did talk. We’re all so privileged to have this guy around.
@@5piral0ut .. privileged is too strong mate, don’t put anyone on a pedestal. Magnus behaved shamefully against Hans at that Sinquefield Cup accusing him with zero evidence. How can you put someone so petty on a pedestal like that. I have more respect for Hans in all of this
snooty tradiotionalists? like Vishy , Kaspararov , Karpov? you have no idea what you are talking about
@@kshitizyadav3174 I don't know about Karpov but Kramnik fits OPs description.
@@cdunne1620 Magnus withdrew from a tournament because he was tilted. Nothing wrong with that at all.
And as we have seen over the last 2 years, Hans is a disgusting person, so even if Magnus accusation was false, it is still fine to hate Hans.
Bro meeting his source of income
@@walker68175 right? I bet Magnus is happy to meet the guy that he makes all of his money from
@@walker68175 I love this comment 😭
LMAO
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
The ambulance rushing by as soon as Magnus says Firouzja will eventually be number TWO is ridiculously perfect.
Wait😂.....is that a bad or good reference?
Magnus: But not for me...
Ikr iam pretty sure alireza will become world champion and will sustain it for years
@@holy42cosmosthe forma for WCC changes next year so highly unlikely he will hold onto the title for long
That was the funniest thing😂
"If I'm playing its mine to lose"
My GOAT
So weird to try to have ownership over something like this. Like you're a winner because you enjoy rooting for the most likely person to succeed. Why is he your goat?
Edit: a lot of people get butt hurt when you ask valid questions. Every response and been. Predictable and irrelevant. Well done, general public
@@brycepeddicord6763 Ok lil bro
@@brycepeddicord6763 because he's probably the only SGM that is bearable at the same level that he is interesting
@@brycepeddicord6763 Brother you got that from “My Goat” on a RUclips comment are you alright? 🤨
@@brycepeddicord6763 triple digit elo getting you down?
06:00 Magnus can remember a game of chess he played im 2008 but can't recall how he celebrated last year.
@@BigZ133 peak wasted energy
@@BigZ133 that's what ADHD does to a person.
Cause he was fuckin sauced
He had a little too much to drink
@@BigZ133 he for shure studies his games afterwards
bro got offended when someone said he was 60-40 against the second best player on the planet. the confidence is something else. "it is mine to lose"
But I think only few said that,If I remember correctly there was a poll and magnus got 88% of votes
He is hands down the best endgame player that ever played, and there’s only one person in the conversation with him as best classical player in history. He’s got a point.
It is confidence, but it's also factual.
No way that Nepo's chances were 40%.
nepo had fairly good chances to beat magnus, especially since magnus wasn’t even willing to study for the championship game. had he defended his title, he probably would’ve lost.
since when was hans the second best player on the planet
"If I'm playing it's mine to lose" is a legendary quote
Yep, absolutely. The man knows his level and knows every other opponent level, that is insane
@@Philopantheon82 what is insane is his confidence and ability to be truthful about everything. that is just kinda obvious otherwise
what the f does that mean?
@@amanuelyimer3739 fr what im thinking
@@amanuelyimer3739 means that if he is playing he is the favourite to win
These interviews are so good because Levy doesn't hold back from asking the tough questions everyone wants to know
First sane comment and I'm here for it!
Should have asked if Magnus will retake the throne!!
I'm 12 min in and hoping this comment isn't sarcasm
@@vymanager1537 surprise! It wasn't
It's sarcasm...
The difference between this and the Nieman interview are like night and day, Magnus comes across classy, respectful and gives massive insight into his well thought out answers, while Hans, gives the ramblings of that one angry footballer who could've turned pro if he hadn't torn his ACL in college.
could *have
@@bluecloud6437 amended, thank you.
@@emme3061 gang gang baby
Maybe because one is barely an adult and the other is twice his age?
@@summerbreeze9576 is 21*2=33?
After the Hans interview, levy will have collected all the clickbait stones and his gaunlet is gonna be completed.
Now we gotta get someone to stop him from wiping half of humanity.
😂
Will there be a Hans interview???
Yes@@panicbuyflax3461
@@Meer17251
I don’t think that’s what clickbait means
Yoooooo😂😂😂😂....He needs ro hurry up and RELEAAAASE THE INTERVIEW!!
Hikaru: "Playing Magnus on those blitz games was one of the worst mistakes of my career".
Magnus: "That was just another Tuesday".
@@rafayealmeida 🤣🤣🤣
"If i'm playing it's mine to lose". There is a very thin line between confidence and arrogance/narcissism. When Magnus said that, i did not for one second, feel like he was being anything more than honest/confident.
I don't think Levy gets enough credit for how comfortable and easy an interviewer he is. He has a way of asking different questions, and if they're the same as others have asked, he has a way of putting them in a different way so that they at least feel fresh. Nicely done!
Milk never fails to levi magnus
Magnus milk never fails to Levi
Never to Levi fail Magnus milk
Tails mever lilk fo Lagnus Mevi
that's much funnier than it should be
An Elliott smith fan on a Gotham video, cheers sir…
Magnus looking so calm, cool and collected. Hopefully everyone having fun during this tournament.
16:01 finally the moment, asking Magnus about Hans, the sparkling in his eyes, he's making his own content
His eye glossed over with fear
Mangus never fails to milk Levy.
@@hazhyarrzgar7616 1 minute
2 min
i would like to see that
Milk? How?
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I'm just a casual in chess watcher but Magnus' legacy, other than his massive domination period, will certainly be putting more eyes on alternative time controls and chess variants.
A dominant world champion that ignored the world championship because he's bored of the classical time control is something 😂
he ignores it like fischer
Don't think it was the time controls. rather the months and weeks just prepping for just one opponent. Especially when he leans more towards intuition than rote prep and memory.
07:56 ambulance carrying Hikaru's body after that statement by Magzy 🚑😭
Magzy??? 😭😭😭💀
haahha
@@Jack78680 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂mad
Bro 😭😭
Magzy is crazy 💀😂
I like the considerate and polite tone and delivery of the questions, which seems to make Magnus more comfortable and happy to answer. Great interview
You know what's the best thing about this interview? Both Levy and Magnus are fearless in their respective positions. Levy being the interviewer asks all the questions that we want to get the answers for. And Magnus speaks what he genuinely feels. They both speak their minds. Something which is missing in almost any other interviews.
Much Love❤
“60-40 what have I done to deserve this” needs to be on a T-shirt 😂😂😂
@@Dtwmirage that killed me lmao. Dude is just him and he knows it.
Levy:... Kramnik goes for whatever he's going for
Interesting...
😂😂😂😂
Prrrroceedjurre
Start the prosidure
9:21 "If I'm playing, it's mine to lose." My GOAT.
I dont get it? Hes calling himself a loser, probably a language barrier he meant: “if im playing, it’s mine to win”
@@ShadNex I think maybe you don’t understand, he’s saying every time he plays it’s his to throw away. Implying if he is playing he is the favorite.
@@ShadNexyeah its a language barrier, you dont understand the language of facts
@ShadNex he's saying that if he's playing and he loses, it's because of him not the opponent. That he's so much better he can only lose if he performs bad not if they perform well because if he performs well he wins regardless
@@ShadNexFor you it would be
23:16 Kramnik goes for whatever he goes for XD
For a guy who is moderately considerate of the egos of others, Magnus is the most flat-out honest world number 1 at ANYTHING that I've ever seen, especially since he's been the world number 1 for so many years. It's as if it never occurred to him to be either egotistical or humble. You can ask the guy if he thinks he will still be the world number one in 5 years and he will honestly sit there thinking it through until he has figured it out. He has no answer until he has analyzed it thoroughly. But if you ask him who is the best chess player in the world today he will simply say, "Me." No thought is needed because he already knows the correct answer. And saying "Magnus is," is the answer that every GM on the planet will give you with the possible exception of Hans. This is a man who knows and acknowledges exactly where he stands right down to 6 decimal places. I predict that if Hans does beat him in this tournament then Hans will go to interviews making a chest-pounding ass of himself, claiming to be history's greatest chess player, and Magnus will shrug, and finally have some incentive to go home, get some sleep, eat well, hit the prep and crush Hans like a bug in the next tournament. I'm amazed that the guy can rise to the challenge so often when he's been so great for so long. That's what I see as his greatest skill.
Magnus in general is not arrogant, but extremely objective. He evaluates himself and others with a very high degree of accuracy, which is kinda to be expected from a person who's considered the strongest chess player of all times. Objectivity is a trait than can help a lot in chess, and it's no surprise for me that he also displays this skill in real life.
Beautifully written, enjoyed reading that
Not reading all that but I’m sure you’re right
ONE OF THE BEST MAGNUS INTERVIEWS I HAVE EVER SEEN!!
Magnus's memory is truly amazing. He can remember every game he's ever played, as well as 10,000 games that other Masters have played, but he has trouble just like the rest of us recalling the history of his everyday life.
My stupid brain read this as games he's never played
His mind is always on his flowers and how he must make them blossom lol
No room in his head with all that chess in there
I wonder if his wife made sure he played chess on his wedding day so that he could remember it lmao
@@joshpinchuk7061 That’s actually not true.
00:13 levy mentions magnus
@@Marwa_a_z accurate thank you!!!!
erm actually it's levy*
Thanks
@@aarushudaykhanna9237who the hell is Levy? This is levi roseman's channel.
@@enderduck4253 actually thats a common misconception. this is in fact mangus' channel, he just mylks levi rosechess for content all the time
Great interview honestly, loved the questions, and its fun hearing Magnus give candid, but genuine responses.
Wow, this is such a treat! I don't know why I wasn't expecting an interview with ALL the players, but now it's an awesome surprise 🥳 Levy always asks such great questions, and I love how he broke the 4th wall on this one.
Can't wait to watch the last interview with Hans! I'm legit hyped and my eyeballs will be GLUED to the match tomorrow 👀👀
Magnus is not only the goat... he's humble and has class. He's everything Hans will never be.. even if he loses... Magnus is the best thing ever to happen to Chess!
Ever? Wow
I am not a fan of Hans either, but the guy is 21 years old, and the controversy happened 1-2 years back. People can change drastically over a period of 2-3 years, and he has his whole life ahead of him. I think it's unwise to say that he'll never be as graceful and likeable as other top players.
Levy meeting Magnus is like kid meeting his favorite superhero
Yeah levy is such a hero to free up his schedule to meet his fans.
@@itsmchd underrated ong
Magnus really is the goku of chess.
Plays honestly for the love of the game and only considers his legacy when asked about it.
I think Magnus actually respects Hans' grind and progress. I sense a softening in his tone. But he does seems poised like a calm, relaxed fighter saving energy for the match.
I read posed like a clam and now i’m imagining a clam posing for a fashion shoot
No, he will never respect Hans's chess level 😂.softening in his voice because he doesn't want to become another Kramnik
the only ones who respect Hans is 10 year old kids like you who think he is cool for acting so arrogant and unlikable
@@greennin lmao😭😭
@@Lamcuyp572Lhans is proven to be a cheater lol
"If im playing, its mine to lose"
how he said that, says it all...
Magnus extremely uncomfortable talking about Hans
When some dumbass sues you for a $100 million which doesn't even end up going to court but causes you unnecessary lawyer fees you tend to get uncomfortable.
@@bantaibaman5662it was well deserved. Look what Magnus made Hans go through over being a poor sport about losing a game.
@@Aceace1991so true
NDA
@@Aceace1991
You get to be a poor sport when playing against known cheaters
"I think I have won 7 more world blitz championships than Hikaru has" with a smirk on his face.
"It's mine to lose" Carlsen!! I like this. Let's goooooo!
I was concerned Magnus would be in a funk like he was in the semis, but I'm glad to see him confident and ready to throw down!
Ok, no excuses when he loses.
@@Ishbikeswell he didn't lose😂
The honesty is so refreshing to hear.
Dude. Nicely done. Your interviewing skills have grown incredibly since the last one!! I’m amazed.
I don't know which one I like better now your interviews or recaps. You killing it Levy
If you're watching this and you're a chess fan of this era, you're lucky to be watching magnus and his greatness. magnus will probably retire as the best chess player to have ever lived. dominance in all formats, highest rated player ever, best end game player, etc. in a few years after he retires, chess would never be the same.
Indeed true❤
That was such an impressive interview Levy!
People have made many great things.
The egyptians made the pyramids
The romans made the colosseum
And magnus made levys career.
no, Gotham made magnus, magnus is here only cuz Gotham wanted to hide
@@uftivfiduu8360levy and chess is famous of magnus nother way around you noob
@@uftivfiduu8360magnus made levy and chess famous,magnus got famous because of his skills and levy got famous because of magnus
Tbh i only know magnus because of levy
So much more pleasant to watch then the Hans interview
“If i’m playing it’s mine to lose” is so sick
Why tho? Doesn’t he deserve to say that? He won almost 10wcc’s in those speed formats, he got everything to lose and nothing to gain
I think Magnus' legacy is being part of the biggest chess boom in history... himself, hikaru, and gotham all brought chess to being mainstream
Magnus is polite and respectable. He’s a good champion to have. I’m glad.
The content just keeps getting better! GM content and tournaments, sick interviews
Keep it up man
Watching the Hans interview is such a whiplash moment.
Really enjoyed this interview as it felt more like a chat. Loved the insights into out of the limelight reveals. Glad you did not stay away from the awkward topics.
I generally am against being a fan of someone, but more I learn about chess, more I become a fan of Magnus.
Same bro,like I think chess is magnus and that is why magnus is the most famous and popular figure out there
I think the last question and answer is really great, and sort of sums up Magnus as the quintessential millennial player.
Bro said: "Legacy? I didn't think I'd live a day after 18, and everything up to this point has just been me winging it."
We feel you, Magnus.
"This is the first final you're going to have with live audience"
Also Magnus Carlsen: uh
@RichardHair2024 Ok lil bro
@RichardHair2024 The socially awkward energy from this comment is something else.
@RichardHair2024 Does it get you off to be the way you are, or just generally sad?
@RichardHair2024 Smell of a failure . Too common nowadays
@RichardHair2024 I like your snow fire pit, Richard.
Looking dapper my dude. Lots of support. Magnus looking casually good as always ❤
Sure the “it’s mine to lose” quote is what everyone likes but the “there are things still to be done” quote after being asked about his legacy is amazing.
Great stuff Levy :) Both in front and behind the board, you’re awesome! Cheers 🍻
I like how he's introduced without the GM title. Because of course he's him.
When you're the greatest person a sport/game has ever seen, all the formalities usually peter out.
Lord voldemort
If nothing i love the simplicity and respectful atmosphere of you two together
This is such a breath of fresh air, an interview without any conspiracies nor slandering out of nowhere. (Hans interview)
Hikaru isn't getting weaker. The opponents are just getting stronger.
6:07 confused Magnus
that should become a meme
Meme worthy
Great interview! Really enjoyed watching this.
Magnus on that couch looks like if Matt Damon was homeless for a weekend.
His legacy is that he has bridged the gap from OTB chess to it being an online game for a whole new generation. It's exciting to see the development and interest in the game and Magnus has been at the front of that vanguard. Chapeau sir.
Screw the jokes: I'm very glad Magnus is doing interviews with Levy and I'm glad to see Levy conducting such good interviews. It's good to see, IMHO.
nice to see magnus with full energy. in most recent interviews he was mostly half asleep.
These last few video interviews are actually quite insightful
It's amazing what an interview looks like when the interviewee is respectful and non-combative and answers the questions asked instead of ranting on and on about things that were not asked... interview took half the time.
Instead of headphones, they could've just used soundproof booths like in Dota 2 where players cannot hear the casters and crowd
Great interview Levy. Thanks for bringing these amazing minds to our computer screens.
such a likeable person :). Levy too
Thank you Levy, really enjoyed the interview
13:56 that comment he made about hikarus recent success is super endearing really touched my soul...
I am so happy for Levy. He should be involved whether he is playing, comment ing, or evaluating.
Carry on!!!
10:41
"I think there's no clear favorite... in the other match"
Bro a savage
Magnus is so laid back, he’s hard to interview. Like he doesn’t want to be there.
Magnus wishes he had a serious rival, he deserves a serious rival, but even Hikaru admits freely that Magnus is better.
My impression of these champions and how the think and how they have to control their emotions and maintain their confidence reminds me so much of boxing. In some obvious ways boxing and chess are not similar but in other ways they are exactly the same. I feel that chess will become ever more popular. But what I find interesting is that my own impression about chess at this level is that the more I study the people involved, in my mind, chess looks less like a game and more like a sport even though it sounds odd to say that it is still my impression.😀
i love how levy copying magnus arm, it's like "yeah we're chilling" 😂
@@ivan_C-137 That is actually sort of an instinct of humans to mimic people you are talking to. If someone is not doing it at all (with some exceptions of course), it can be a sign that that person has psychopathic tendencies.
Finally he became GM !!
Gotham Magnus
well done levy
The real milk is the friends we made along the way.
I think magnus thinks levy is chill, he’s acting very casual than i feel like i usually see him
Bro just called Hans a villain 😂
I mean, he was just stating the obvious. Hans has basically admitted to wanting this title.
Why Maggie is so chill?! But I like that chill, it shows how stoic he is
Nice to see an interview with a rational guy.
Magnus has really mastered the GOAT talk. He doesnt has confidence - he is the confidence
I think the crowd reaction becomes less of a problem the faster the time controls get. But definitely a great point, even without some communication device.
What a great interview, honestly this is something you are good at Levy.
Bro collecting these interviews like YuGiOh egyptian god cards
Magnus was in awe during whole interview in presence of levy .
Magnus always have to remind us he is younger than hikaru 😂
8:00
This was a very interesting interview, thanks Levy
What a breath of fresh air after that absolutely awful Hans interview. Having a guest with class and a good sense of humour is so much better than listening to the whiny manchild cry about being hard done by for 40 minutes straight
Great content so far from this event levy! ...and it hasn't even started yet! 😃
Magnus is blessed to meet Gotham Levy Chess again!
Very professional interview with the goat. Great job with the questions. Magnus is the 8th wonder
Kramnik is going for what he's going for