@@Akagami753 Lore is like information, its usually used in games and movies. Like for example part of Walter White's lore is that he was a chemistry teacher. A part Adam's lore about completing this route is that Magnus apparently told him about it
@@Akagami753 Since I'm not a native speaker and having difficulties in expressing what I want to say - here is a quote from the urban dictionary, that I agree with: "The collective history and the sum of all knowledge available about a certain fantasy or sci-fi universe."
This is my favorite video from Magnus for a very long time. The perfect mix of commentary, conversation, and climbing. And I didn’t even mention the cinematography! Just superb!
Crazy to see Megos saying he's just started trying Change in the video, knowing he's sent it days ago. He was able to send it faster than Magnus was able to edit the video
I don't think it was a flash. He had breaks, abseiling down and up again, trying parts of the route as needed. Flash- Sending a route on your first try, with any prior knowledge of the route-verbal, or visual. Still, amazing work.
I just came back from Flatanger, it truly is one of the most special places I've seen in climbing. So sick to see you on this, and thanks for presenting its backstory in such a beautiful way!
I live next to Flatanger, but I have never understood why it is so good. Don't you have places like this in other places in the world? PS: I am not a climber.
@@Fenifiks Its pretty unique since norway has a lot of unique places that the ice wored out because its close to the sea. Creating beautiful landscapes and fjords because the ice melted and moved towards sea. Different than in finland most of it just made the ground very smooth and left a couple bigger "mountains" or cant evn call them that :D.
16:40 The way Magnus says “and then you grab this as an intermediate? this is like a nothing hold”, and Stefano just dryly answering “yeah”😂😂 I love Stefano, hope he send silence soon
What I love about watching this is all these high level climbers who are trying 9b to 9c are still yelling encouragement at each other, hyping each other up, supporting each other, and most importantly confidently asserting next one's good (17:05) when the next one is absolutely not good.
22:11 Is also cool to see. As soon as he heard whatever word of encouragement that was he joined in and gave support. The climbing community seems like a lovely thing to be a part of.
The power density inside that barn is just crazy. Also absolutely wild service by the barn owner and Adam to leave this for the community. Just as much as everyone who bolts a route does.
Comparing this UA-cam clip to videos from the 90’s like Master of Stone, I’m impressed and happy to see a how far climbing videos have moved forward in production quality.
Magnus! I think this kind of video is what the climbing community wants from you! Please make a series? Where you visit and try some of the worlds hardest or most famous climbs to give us a background commentary and an inside look! (La dura dura with janja)? Will bosi on the big island sit?
So? Hardest climb in the world is such an exaggeration. There are many hard routes but not all are popular with youtube climbers like Ondra or Midbro so you've never even heard of most of them. This one, I happen to have climbed with my dad at 16 because I live near Trondheim, so how hard can it be? But we don't jerk off to the sound of our own voice or internet clicks, we just climb to climb.
@@ramdas363 you FA'd the world's first 15d at 16 years old and didn't mention it until this very youtube comments section years later? sick bro, respect
So cool seeing Magnus offhandedly mention how much he is involved in the history of climbing. He was there was it was bolted and he told the future legend where it was.
When Magnus says "someone like me" lol guys like Norway Champ 11 years on the bounce, redpointed 9a+ and onsited 8c+...... he's a world class climber, and i doubt he's far past his prime (not even watched full vlog yet). This and your other channel - great content - wishing you all the best from Alps/UK.
@@miloplayz7474Depends who you ask - Ali Hulk has been downgraded by a couple of climbers in recent years, although the style of ascent has changed due to the use of kneepads which allows no-handed rests. It should be noted that Magnus did it without kneepads, and at the time was the 4th person ever to climb 9b! Wad.
22:15 Jorge Diaz-Rullo completed his first ascent of 'Change' (a 9b+ harder than Move) shortly after this video. Becoming the 5th person ever to do so, Alex Megos beat him by a few days - you can see him warming up in the video for the route.
Not only that, according to the Spanish media Desnivel, Change is 9b/+ in his opinion 🤯 And he also sent Move recently. Jorge is, by far, the most underrated climber of this generation.
@@realidadaparte Seb Bouin also said Change is 9b/b+ (with kneepads) but Move is 9b+ (no kneepads). Megos recently said Move could well be 9b+ without kneepads (but he used kneepads). Ondra did the first ascention of both routes without kneepads. To downgrade a route you should climb it in the same conditions as the FA. Edu Marin said that a few years ago and I agree with him. But that doesn't take away anything from Jorge, who is a beast of a climber.
Magnus, Stefano, Alex Megos and Jorge Rullo all in one place climbing next to each other. I really hope you make a second channel video with all the fotage you've cut from this one. You guys hanging out together is so much fun to watch.
the story-telling, the edits, the way you talk and present, your personality and your relationships with others around you… just all so perfect. what a video. thanks magnus for sticking around and continuing to deliver us climbing videos!
One of your best videos ever. I understand it’s not possible to get 3 world class climber all the time, but just the crag, the route(s), seeing your attempts, however far you might feel from sending, was awesome. Before you released this one, the time you climbed outside on Adam’s 9A was my go to video, I feel like I have a new one. Please more outside climbing, whether it’s boulders or route, this is absolute perfection
I think this is the best video on the channel. Don't get me wrong, it's always high quality, but the combination of epic site, the best of the best as climbing partners, Magnus lead climbing and the overall pacing and comentary makes it so the whole video is just perfect in every way. Also, props to both Alex and Jorge for sending Change, they're so good.
I’ve often said the Olympics and other world-class events should have an average guy go first to show how hard it is. Magnus makes very good amateur climbers look like goofs in his videos, and this route made him look how I look on a gym route. That really puts Adam’s accomplishment into perspective. And kudos for Magnus’s honest editing - he didn’t try to make himself look like a hero here, just wanted to show respect to those who did/are doing it.
The only problem with that is the average guy would barely get started compared to these guys, these guys are so elite the gap is so large it is tough to comprehend.
But then theyd need an equivalent "magnus-level" athlete, not just some guy. If it were an average guy trying this they wouldn't get past the start, it'd be pointless
Watching Stefano climbing the crux gives me goosebumps through me whole body. It looks just magnificent. I really want more content like this, really hard outdoor stuff with some absolutely amazing climbers
The tiny details like the dog bark perfectly timed with the music just makes me fall in love with this content over and over again.. but i guess it also helps im a climbing addict. Keep up the good work!!
That had me laughing too. Still, i can't tell if he was serious or just polite. Seriously, it's so hard to tell with climbers because all of them are just so nice and humble people.
@@nathanrice7352 I just dont understand it, never will. The encouragement is worse for me; it makes me fail even faster! Just leave me alone and let me climb it. Same with the unrequested opinions about the route; When I want advice, I'll ask for it.
One of my favorite videos of yours I've seen in a long time Magnus. There is nothing I love more than seeing you on real rock, being in nature, and truly enjoying yourself while you climb. It's real, raw climbing. One of the reasons I got into the channel so many years ago. And having legends like Stefano and Alex make an appearance is all the much more fun and exciting.
As usual, awesome video. Really like the way you walked through the route with some helpful footage and visuals to help us normies understand everything that goes into the climb aside from the outrageous cruxes that the Ondra documentary was focused on.
These types of videos are why I started watching Magnus in the first place, and they make me come back every time. I wish there were more! Good work Magnus, great video.
I have no idea why, but hearing that little dog bark into the ancient Nordic cave was awesome! Perfect editing all around. The VO level was perfect for continuity but the little bark with such an extended reverb was crystal clear, plus the timing of the music beat... dude - that kind of attention to detail on the videography aspect is why this climbing channel is so popular. That's the kind of polish that even when you're not paying attention to it, it adds magnitudes higher user experience and perception even for those without an ear/eye for it. The editing sets this channel apart. I wish I knew how to do all of that - not sure if I'd bottle it and sell that information for other aspiring content creators or keep it a secret and profit as much as possible from being "in the know." All that from a little doggie barkie. But seriously - I'm impressed.
I mean, the editing isn't the only reason Mr. Mitdbo is so popular. His obvious skill, likeability, and let's all be honest, physique, contribute to his UA-cam success, but I mean there are other fit athletes out there making content that don't get as much popularity as Magnus, and I think that part of it has to do with the way his videos are produced. They are very, very well done. In my opinion, at least
As a person who casually got into climbing before the pandemic, I really haven't gotten into the history of the sport but what little I knew was devastated by the all the nuggets Magnus just laid out so casually. Like all these mythical things he's just so nonchalantly part of.
That is a top quality climbing related video. It is partially a documentary as well. I believe you have much more knowledge about other different routes or crags and legends around them. I wish you could film more content like this. Most likely it does not pay off that well compared to the 'challenges' and 'one day as a navy seal' videos, but these are a treasure for climbing community. Thank you so much for doing this kind of content. The one that you did together with Adam and Ben Moon climbing the old system board and some wall outside was truly magical too.
This was absolutetly one of the best videos you have ever made! Not only fun to get the climbing history and try hard'ing' in it. But you captured the essence of what it's like to go out to the crags with the boys. the fun/tedious/happy moments in between. So good!!!
I was expecting the "Ondra scream" the whole time then it came at the end🎉 Not to mention the super great effort on the first crux Magnus, much appreciated!!
I dont know what happened to me, but as a kid i was always the kid that was the worst climber, all my friend would scale things quick and easy and i was always the one like half n hour behind, going slow and scard! watching these videos and videos of adam and alex from america, i dont know theres something beautiful, primal, majestic about climbing mother earth herself! im now addicted and want to learn how to climb ahah Also i have noticed, all the climbers have hearts and spirits of gold, some of the most talented but humble Humans i ever seen, its breaths faith back into humanity honestly! You guys are just amazing beautiful people. Thankyou!!!
I really am in awe that you manage to create UA-cam gold after all the time you’re running this channel! Still transporting the love for the sport and the joy of doing it together with great people. And still making it great quality of production and just fun to watch.
This is by far the best video in such a long time! Thanks! I love watching Steffano's progress throughout the years. Other videos are really great as well but this one is on another level!
This is an awesome video! Loving the intro part when you tell the story of the cave. This is exactly what I miss in modern sport climbing videos. You have been upping your game so much recently, Magnus. Thanks for what you do!
Great video Magnus, thank you! It's one thing to watch Ondra's (amazing) video from this route, but it's altogether different watching someone just ever so slightly more relatable on the same rock.
Magnus after watching your videos for a few years now it’s amazing how far your video quality has improved This video feels like a professional documentary Your videos have inspired me for years an are what really got me into climbing Thank you for all you’ve done so far and I look forward to whatever you do in the future!
great video! i know that you always want to nail every climbing route or boulder but videos like this, where you try insanly hard stuff, are still very entertaining
Easily one of the best videos you posted on the channel period. The footage is crazy good, the explanation an interview part is incredible, the lore is super enjoyable. Plus i'm addicted to lead climbing videos. Thank you very much and keep posting this type of content ❤
Big congrats to Megos for sending Change, hope to see him also give Silence a go in the future. And I obviously hope that Stefano sends it within the next year - i think he's got a fair chance for sure!
12:05 Magnus: "you know, they say that the better the climber, the worse he is at belaying." Stefano: "Yeah, I saw some videos" 👀 Seriously though, this was an *awesome* video. Vibe, climbing, filmmaking... Bloody excellent. I love seeing Magnus climbing outside, trying super-hard stuff, being humble but enjoying it. And all those strong bois together in one place! Sick. More like this one, please! 🙌🏻
This video is a treasure trove of hard climbing! I love that you not only showed your attempts on silence, but showed Alex, Jorge, and Stefano on their respecitve projects.
Outstanding. Love the humble answer from Stephano at the end. "What would it mean to do this route?" "I would be happy. I would be satisfied for the achievement". Perfect!!
This was my favorite video you have ever done. I climbed a few 5.12 boulders in the 80s when people doubted the existence of 5.14, and to see people moving on this is really special. You did great, and I'd love to see what progress you could make in a month on it.
I have been watching your videos for probably 3y now, but never commented. I've to say that this one in particular took me. The moment of Alex, Stefano and you climbing was so nice to see, just three friends climbing as there is no camera behind. So nice to see!
That's the magnus video i've been waiting for! Trying hard stuff outside with top tier climbers! Amazing video! I hope it does so well on YT that he has to make more videos like this 😄
These outdoor climbing videos that are also interviews with great climbers are my favorite hands down on the internet. No one else captures it the way you do. I also enjoyed seeing you on it. Obviously you are very strong, and to see you struggle shows how hard it really is. Also shows off the talent of Stefano, and Alex. It would be fun to watch a trio with you guys all working on it. P.S. I must have felt amazing for you to be able to do so many of the moves! You seemed surprised with yourself.
Good job on the music in this video. I don't know why climbing and music often makes such a good combination when well done, but it does. I think it is related to being free and wild.
I feel like a lot the audience now forget that Magnus is a climber through and through regardless, because of all of the other video content he does. But really this is the bread and butter thats makes Magnus and the channel what is it, and the foundation for everything essentially. Just really cool to do see you on the ropes and doing some lead tbh man! You genuinely look strong as well, would be cool to see you project hard stuff on a rope or boulders outdoors again, but I guess the issue is your so spread out between alot of things nowadays and just aren't as focused on one thing anymore (e.g. hard project climbing).
This might be my favorite video of yours. Watching you not even understand how difficult certain moves are while watching it live really puts into perspective how insane this climb is.
It was great to see the process of dogging a route - with the belayer beta spraying from the ground. And also Jorge's random attempt at Move thrown in. The video conveyed what it's actually like for a day of hard sport climbing - good company, good vibes, and plenty of try hard! 👏👏👏
What a phenomenal video Magnus!!! OMG more like this PLEASE!! You constantly underestimate your skill and strength as a climber, I truly believe you could climb this route if you trained hard at it!! Your strength is INSANE!!
This kind of reminds me of that one basketball player who was criticized by the fans, so he challenged anyone to beat him. He later said "I'm closer to LeBron than you are to me." Magnus is crazy strong compared to most climbers, but this video really shows that 9c is a whole other thing in itself
yes magnus is quite humble next to the big names, but he still is a world-class athlete and former world cup climber. He didn't lose all that strength since he continued training a lot. He was definitely closer to the top than the bottom though since he did some podiums in world cups but I think the dedication to top level is the most troublesome thing for him right now not the ability.
@@arielbadw1368 Maybe putting 2+2 together, but see the video of Magnus bouldering with Dave Macleod. Dave said: I've kept getting stronger into my late 40's, and the rate of progress is slowing, but I'm still strong than I was in my 30's. A light came on in Magnus' eyes. Bing. I swear. Post comp magnus can still progress outdoors, I thinks, and I think Magnus realises it.
@@PB-sk9jn Yup, that. And Tomoa telling him he could still do boulder comps if he wanted to. That was no empty talk and you could really see it sink in, I think. Not that pappa Magnus will start competing again, but just that he is still strong and skilled enough.
I loved the way you guys captured Stefanos grace in climbing. Dare I say even better than on his own channel, or was it just the cool comparison with Magnus climbing first and then Stefano. Either way awesome footage.
I thought that a few times, but then the constant cuts during the actual climbing was terrible. This like "Liam Neeson jumps over a fence" level of bad. You can't follow any of the movements. How does he make the clips? Even if he's cheating the clips, I want to see that!
Watching Stefano (sp?) climbing was art. He's so strong and so fluid on this route, he makes it look like it's not superhuman to clime Silence, when actually it's the limit of human achievement in the field. Rooting for him to succeed. As usual another beautiful video from you Magnus!
brilliant film Magnus! Loving the outdoor lead climbing films - always happy to see more of these 💪 Those crux moves look just insane, but I can see how committed projecting and building links makes them possible (for the super-elite, anyway!) Great stuff
Dude, this is one of your best videos yet! Absolutely love the outdoor videos, feels like getting to experience climbing history intimately! And it's so freakin cool to see two climbing legends like Stephano and Megos just hanging out and making jokes and then jumping on their respective 9b+ and 9c routes. It's one of the best parts of the climbing community that even the superstars are still so down to earth and approachable!
"I told Adam about the cave"
Just casually dropping some wild climbing lore on the intro 😭 I love it
I've been seeing the word lore too often these days😅
What's it's meaning and how to use it?
@@Akagami753lore = background info/history
@@Akagami753a body of traditions and knowledge on a subject or held by a particular group, typically passed from person to person by word of mouth
@@Akagami753 Lore is like information, its usually used in games and movies. Like for example part of Walter White's lore is that he was a chemistry teacher. A part Adam's lore about completing this route is that Magnus apparently told him about it
@@Akagami753 Since I'm not a native speaker and having difficulties in expressing what I want to say - here is a quote from the urban dictionary, that I agree with: "The collective history and the sum of all knowledge available about a certain fantasy or sci-fi universe."
👊Great movie, Magnus. Looks like you had a lot of fun with Stefano and Alex in the cave. Keep crushing. Adam & AO Team
The GOAT calmly surveiling the competition from afar I see... 10a when ?
@@AZuRaFPSAdam said that he would never be able to climb 10a
Would be lovely to see both of you on this one at one time 💚
I feel like a massive colab is needed...
@@AZuRaFPS 9c+ comes first
This is my favorite video from Magnus for a very long time. The perfect mix of commentary, conversation, and climbing. And I didn’t even mention the cinematography! Just superb!
The audio effects in the intro almost made me fall over. Professional level.
Same here. I enjoyed every second.
This
Would love to see more videos similar to this!
Agree!!!
Crazy to see Megos saying he's just started trying Change in the video, knowing he's sent it days ago.
He was able to send it faster than Magnus was able to edit the video
He might be consistently the fastest climber to climb 9b and 9b/+ in the world right now
It took that man 60 days to climb bibliographie, and then he just casually walks up to change and does it 4 days what a beast.
Wow Magnus cant believe you flashed Silence. Great job!
don’t spoil the video dude
I thought you're kidding, but holy cow he really did it!! Incredible!
Omg it’s not fake!!!!
@@Doge670 This is why I need to stop reading the damn comments during the intros of videos...
I don't think it was a flash. He had breaks, abseiling down and up again, trying parts of the route as needed. Flash- Sending a route on your first try, with any prior knowledge of the route-verbal, or visual. Still, amazing work.
This format of having interview-esque takes while on a couch/chair feels very refreshing
I just came back from Flatanger, it truly is one of the most special places I've seen in climbing. So sick to see you on this, and thanks for presenting its backstory in such a beautiful way!
can't wait for your video on it!
Get Magnus to trie some of your hard boulder, like off the wagon...
It would be great
I live next to Flatanger, but I have never understood why it is so good. Don't you have places like this in other places in the world?
PS: I am not a climber.
@@jorgenyordito2479 Second that!!
@@Fenifiks Its pretty unique since norway has a lot of unique places that the ice wored out because its close to the sea. Creating beautiful landscapes and fjords because the ice melted and moved towards sea. Different than in finland most of it just made the ground very smooth and left a couple bigger "mountains" or cant evn call them that :D.
16:40 The way Magnus says “and then you grab this as an intermediate? this is like a nothing hold”, and Stefano just dryly answering “yeah”😂😂 I love Stefano, hope he send silence soon
"a nothing hold", that's good to remember 🙂
Remember Jorge’s commentary on ROTSW?
Great praise though. Magnus is a great climber. He did very well. Impressive.
I hope so, but I don't think it's humanly possible. And Adam does not belong to the human race.
What I love about watching this is all these high level climbers who are trying 9b to 9c are still yelling encouragement at each other, hyping each other up, supporting each other, and most importantly confidently asserting next one's good (17:05) when the next one is absolutely not good.
Lmao the next hold is always good 😅 imagine having a belayer who always says "next hold is bad"
@@mitch1788 if it's a bad hold then it's "come on you can do it"
22:11 Is also cool to see. As soon as he heard whatever word of encouragement that was he joined in and gave support. The climbing community seems like a lovely thing to be a part of.
That's what climbers do. And have done for decades.
Not like boxing or other sports where everyone hates the other guys. Climbers attitudes could change the world if they grew contagious.
The power density inside that barn is just crazy. Also absolutely wild service by the barn owner and Adam to leave this for the community. Just as much as everyone who bolts a route does.
Yeah, I was thinking that as well. Kudos to the farmer to allow all these straggly wild unkempt climbers in there.
Humanity is dope 🙌
@@TheQuicksilver115 It really can be!
Man even just the opening shots. The production of these videos are always top notch. Magnus knows how to show off the beauty of his country.
Comparing this UA-cam clip to videos from the 90’s like Master of Stone, I’m impressed and happy to see a how far climbing videos have moved forward in production quality.
Magnus! I think this kind of video is what the climbing community wants from you! Please make a series? Where you visit and try some of the worlds hardest or most famous climbs to give us a background commentary and an inside look! (La dura dura with janja)? Will bosi on the big island sit?
Babe wake up Magnus is climbing Silence.
So? Hardest climb in the world is such an exaggeration. There are many hard routes but not all are popular with youtube climbers like Ondra or Midbro so you've never even heard of most of them. This one, I happen to have climbed with my dad at 16 because I live near Trondheim, so how hard can it be? But we don't jerk off to the sound of our own voice or internet clicks, we just climb to climb.
@@ramdas363 I don’t know why you’re upset but your beef isn’t with me and it isn’t with the people in this video. Take it easy.
@@iR3vil4te real what is that guy on abiut
@@ramdas363 you FA'd the world's first 15d at 16 years old and didn't mention it until this very youtube comments section years later? sick bro, respect
@@johnrader6230 Who told you it's "years later"? I'm still a teenager.
So cool seeing Magnus offhandedly mention how much he is involved in the history of climbing. He was there was it was bolted and he told the future legend where it was.
When Magnus says "someone like me" lol guys like Norway Champ 11 years on the bounce, redpointed 9a+ and onsited 8c+...... he's a world class climber, and i doubt he's far past his prime (not even watched full vlog yet). This and your other channel - great content - wishing you all the best from Alps/UK.
I think 9b, but yeah it’s wild
@@miloplayz7474 It was downgraded by Ondra, wasn't it?
@@miloplayz7474Depends who you ask - Ali Hulk has been downgraded by a couple of climbers in recent years, although the style of ascent has changed due to the use of kneepads which allows no-handed rests. It should be noted that Magnus did it without kneepads, and at the time was the 4th person ever to climb 9b! Wad.
@@saulsarry oh, I thought that cuz he did it with out knee pads the consensus was 9b, I don’t know though
Yeah, I don't think this is giving the rest of us the insight he thinks it is. Bring Juji next time.
22:15 Jorge Diaz-Rullo completed his first ascent of 'Change' (a 9b+ harder than Move) shortly after this video. Becoming the 5th person ever to do so, Alex Megos beat him by a few days - you can see him warming up in the video for the route.
Not only that, according to the Spanish media Desnivel, Change is 9b/+ in his opinion 🤯
And he also sent Move recently.
Jorge is, by far, the most underrated climber of this generation.
@@realidadaparte Seb Bouin also said Change is 9b/b+ (with kneepads) but Move is 9b+ (no kneepads).
Megos recently said Move could well be 9b+ without kneepads (but he used kneepads).
Ondra did the first ascention of both routes without kneepads.
To downgrade a route you should climb it in the same conditions as the FA. Edu Marin said that a few years ago and I agree with him.
But that doesn't take away anything from Jorge, who is a beast of a climber.
@@asdzt123 Very good clarification. Thanks!
Magnus, Stefano, Alex Megos and Jorge Rullo all in one place climbing next to each other. I really hope you make a second channel video with all the fotage you've cut from this one. You guys hanging out together is so much fun to watch.
Agreed. Love it!
Almost all top 9b+ climbers… just missing Adam, Seb and Jackob
@@WillEndSeraFin I think Seb's there now
the story-telling, the edits, the way you talk and present, your personality and your relationships with others around you… just all so perfect. what a video. thanks magnus for sticking around and continuing to deliver us climbing videos!
One of your best videos ever. I understand it’s not possible to get 3 world class climber all the time, but just the crag, the route(s), seeing your attempts, however far you might feel from sending, was awesome.
Before you released this one, the time you climbed outside on Adam’s 9A was my go to video, I feel like I have a new one.
Please more outside climbing, whether it’s boulders or route, this is absolute perfection
I think this is the best video on the channel. Don't get me wrong, it's always high quality, but the combination of epic site, the best of the best as climbing partners, Magnus lead climbing and the overall pacing and comentary makes it so the whole video is just perfect in every way. Also, props to both Alex and Jorge for sending Change, they're so good.
never clicked so fast on a video
Same hahaha
😂😂😂 I just thought the same thing
Same here xD
Same haha
Same
Watching Magnus flounder around on this route, knowing how incredible a climber he is, has put me in complete awe of Ondra's ascent.
I’ve often said the Olympics and other world-class events should have an average guy go first to show how hard it is. Magnus makes very good amateur climbers look like goofs in his videos, and this route made him look how I look on a gym route. That really puts Adam’s accomplishment into perspective. And kudos for Magnus’s honest editing - he didn’t try to make himself look like a hero here, just wanted to show respect to those who did/are doing it.
The only problem with that is the average guy would barely get started compared to these guys, these guys are so elite the gap is so large it is tough to comprehend.
As they always say, there are levels to this game
Yeah Magnus is way too humble. He is far closer in ability to Adam Ondra than an “average” climber is to him
But then theyd need an equivalent "magnus-level" athlete, not just some guy. If it were an average guy trying this they wouldn't get past the start, it'd be pointless
Watching Stefano climbing the crux gives me goosebumps through me whole body. It looks just magnificent. I really want more content like this, really hard outdoor stuff with some absolutely amazing climbers
"how would you celebrate"
"i would be satisified with this achievement"
little bit of a glimpse into his mindset there lol
That was actually cool as fuck
So insane that Alex climbed Change in just 5 days
The tiny details like the dog bark perfectly timed with the music just makes me fall in love with this content over and over again.. but i guess it also helps im a climbing addict. Keep up the good work!!
4:01 dude alex is such a blast, love his comedic timing right here
Alex has great trash talk
He cracks me up.
Haha he's always has such funny dry comments, it's brilliant!
Isn't he basically a groomer and a creep? There's a reddit thread about that.
he is insufferable
Adam is an absolute animal, generational talent and I can't wait to see when or if anyone tops this route in our lifetime.
"You did good, you did..... some of the moves." Lmao
That had me laughing too. Still, i can't tell if he was serious or just polite. Seriously, it's so hard to tell with climbers because all of them are just so nice and humble people.
@@certainlynotmalo1.0.0 Trying to find the balance between wanting to be encouraging, but not wanting to lie. Lol
" you know what...just lower me "
@@nathanrice7352 I just dont understand it, never will.
The encouragement is worse for me; it makes me fail even faster!
Just leave me alone and let me climb it.
Same with the unrequested opinions about the route; When I want advice, I'll ask for it.
I would be stoked if someone said I did "some of the moves" on a climb like this 😂
24:44 Would love to see you try Action Directe in Frankenjura
And other high-profile and historic routes around the world! Would make a banger series
22:26 meme worthy. Guy screams, camera pans out to a mile away and birds fly away it's so loud
I laughed so hard 😂
It's like a scene from the Simpsons lmao
Me when my roblox game disconnects
The bird sounds and scream from far away were edited in for the joke. :)
@@vidhoard Probably, but the cave also kind of acts as a sound amplifier, you really can hear the power screams from quite far away haha
One of my favorite videos of yours I've seen in a long time Magnus. There is nothing I love more than seeing you on real rock, being in nature, and truly enjoying yourself while you climb. It's real, raw climbing. One of the reasons I got into the channel so many years ago. And having legends like Stefano and Alex make an appearance is all the much more fun and exciting.
8:06 probs for perfectly timing that bark to the music!🐶
As usual, awesome video. Really like the way you walked through the route with some helpful footage and visuals to help us normies understand everything that goes into the climb aside from the outrageous cruxes that the Ondra documentary was focused on.
These types of videos are why I started watching Magnus in the first place, and they make me come back every time. I wish there were more! Good work Magnus, great video.
The heavenly music at 19:33 is "Johannes Bornlöf - We Trust". Brilliant video, Magnus. Brought me to tears. Thank you.
That's what I was searching for! Thx!
I have no idea why, but hearing that little dog bark into the ancient Nordic cave was awesome! Perfect editing all around. The VO level was perfect for continuity but the little bark with such an extended reverb was crystal clear, plus the timing of the music beat... dude - that kind of attention to detail on the videography aspect is why this climbing channel is so popular. That's the kind of polish that even when you're not paying attention to it, it adds magnitudes higher user experience and perception even for those without an ear/eye for it. The editing sets this channel apart. I wish I knew how to do all of that - not sure if I'd bottle it and sell that information for other aspiring content creators or keep it a secret and profit as much as possible from being "in the know."
All that from a little doggie barkie. But seriously - I'm impressed.
I mean, the editing isn't the only reason Mr. Mitdbo is so popular. His obvious skill, likeability, and let's all be honest, physique, contribute to his UA-cam success, but I mean there are other fit athletes out there making content that don't get as much popularity as Magnus, and I think that part of it has to do with the way his videos are produced. They are very, very well done. In my opinion, at least
Where’s the doggie bark?
8:07
I think this is easilly the best one you've ever done! From the warmup, the friendliness, the climbing, Stefano, everything. Thanks!
Beta spray from the belayer is fine when your belayer is Stefano Ghisolfi and you're climbing Silence
Felt strange to hear it and be ok with it.
I'd be so happy to watch youtube channel dedicated to Mangus hanging out with Stefano and/or Ondra all the time
As a person who casually got into climbing before the pandemic, I really haven't gotten into the history of the sport but what little I knew was devastated by the all the nuggets Magnus just laid out so casually. Like all these mythical things he's just so nonchalantly part of.
He is an imposter
@@umaxi96 no you are troll
So many trolls in this thread! But yeah, I agree, so cool!
That is a top quality climbing related video. It is partially a documentary as well.
I believe you have much more knowledge about other different routes or crags and legends around them. I wish you could film more content like this. Most likely it does not pay off that well compared to the 'challenges' and 'one day as a navy seal' videos, but these are a treasure for climbing community. Thank you so much for doing this kind of content.
The one that you did together with Adam and Ben Moon climbing the old system board and some wall outside was truly magical too.
This was absolutetly one of the best videos you have ever made! Not only fun to get the climbing history and try hard'ing' in it. But you captured the essence of what it's like to go out to the crags with the boys. the fun/tedious/happy moments in between. So good!!!
I was expecting the "Ondra scream" the whole time then it came at the end🎉 Not to mention the super great effort on the first crux Magnus, much appreciated!!
Please please return to silence, Magnus. This was fantastic
"Please return to Silence" sounds like a very polite way to tell someone to shut up lol
Japanese polite energy right there
@@noone-ld7pti’m now using this thanks for the idea
I dont know what happened to me, but as a kid i was always the kid that was the worst climber, all my friend would scale things quick and easy and i was always the one like half n hour behind, going slow and scard!
watching these videos and videos of adam and alex from america, i dont know theres something beautiful, primal, majestic about climbing mother earth herself! im now addicted and want to learn how to climb ahah
Also i have noticed, all the climbers have hearts and spirits of gold, some of the most talented but humble Humans i ever seen, its breaths faith back into humanity honestly! You guys are just amazing beautiful people.
Thankyou!!!
I absolutely love Stefano. What a kind soul. and a great belayer.
I really am in awe that you manage to create UA-cam gold after all the time you’re running this channel!
Still transporting the love for the sport and the joy of doing it together with great people. And still making it great quality of production and just fun to watch.
This is by far the best video in such a long time! Thanks! I love watching Steffano's progress throughout the years.
Other videos are really great as well but this one is on another level!
17:19 - "Good job, you done some of the moves" 🤣Hahaha.
That was both supporting and teasing at the same time 😍
Hanging out with Adam definitely is rubbing off on Magnus
And I’m here for it.
This is an awesome video! Loving the intro part when you tell the story of the cave. This is exactly what I miss in modern sport climbing videos. You have been upping your game so much recently, Magnus. Thanks for what you do!
Stefano’s knowledge of the route is amazing. He knows the whole route down to the inch. Looking forward to seeing the send soon!
Clever Italian he is.
So excited! What a bosmang he is, and so nice and funny.
Great video Magnus, thank you! It's one thing to watch Ondra's (amazing) video from this route, but it's altogether different watching someone just ever so slightly more relatable on the same rock.
Definitely main channel worthy!!!😂
Magnus after watching your videos for a few years now it’s amazing how far your video quality has improved
This video feels like a professional documentary
Your videos have inspired me for years an are what really got me into climbing
Thank you for all you’ve done so far and I look forward to whatever you do in the future!
great video!
i know that you always want to nail every climbing route or boulder
but videos like this, where you try insanly hard stuff, are still very entertaining
Easily one of the best videos you posted on the channel period. The footage is crazy good, the explanation an interview part is incredible, the lore is super enjoyable. Plus i'm addicted to lead climbing videos. Thank you very much and keep posting this type of content ❤
Big congrats to Megos for sending Change, hope to see him also give Silence a go in the future. And I obviously hope that Stefano sends it within the next year - i think he's got a fair chance for sure!
Or maybe BIG!
12:05 Magnus: "you know, they say that the better the climber, the worse he is at belaying."
Stefano: "Yeah, I saw some videos" 👀
Seriously though, this was an *awesome* video. Vibe, climbing, filmmaking... Bloody excellent. I love seeing Magnus climbing outside, trying super-hard stuff, being humble but enjoying it. And all those strong bois together in one place! Sick.
More like this one, please! 🙌🏻
lmao this. both careful to not name any names 👀
This video is a treasure trove of hard climbing! I love that you not only showed your attempts on silence, but showed Alex, Jorge, and Stefano on their respecitve projects.
Outstanding. Love the humble answer from Stephano at the end. "What would it mean to do this route?" "I would be happy. I would be satisfied for the achievement". Perfect!!
I hope Stefano and Magnus do more videos in the future. Two of my favorite climbers to watch on UA-cam
Yeah, the vibe between the two of them was great!
This was my favorite video you have ever done. I climbed a few 5.12 boulders in the 80s when people doubted the existence of 5.14, and to see people moving on this is really special. You did great, and I'd love to see what progress you could make in a month on it.
YES. More outdoor climbing please!!!
I've watched this multiple times and I think this is one of my favorite if not my favorite Magnus video.
I have been watching your videos for probably 3y now, but never commented. I've to say that this one in particular took me. The moment of Alex, Stefano and you climbing was so nice to see, just three friends climbing as there is no camera behind. So nice to see!
That's the magnus video i've been waiting for! Trying hard stuff outside with top tier climbers! Amazing video! I hope it does so well on YT that he has to make more videos like this 😄
Love seeing you lead climb, especially in such a historical place. Awesome video.
These outdoor climbing videos that are also interviews with great climbers are my favorite hands down on the internet. No one else captures it the way you do. I also enjoyed seeing you on it. Obviously you are very strong, and to see you struggle shows how hard it really is. Also shows off the talent of Stefano, and Alex. It would be fun to watch a trio with you guys all working on it. P.S. I must have felt amazing for you to be able to do so many of the moves! You seemed surprised with yourself.
This 'trying hard routes' needs to be a series! Alex and Stefano, great surprise guests!
Good job on the music in this video. I don't know why climbing and music often makes such a good combination when well done, but it does. I think it is related to being free and wild.
I love ghisolfi, he seems like a real pleasure to spend time with
Amazing, amazing video!!! Please do more of these. Seeing so many respected climbers in one place - absolute beauty. Bravo, Magnus!
The banter in the barn is top quality, love it
I feel like a lot the audience now forget that Magnus is a climber through and through regardless, because of all of the other video content he does. But really this is the bread and butter thats makes Magnus and the channel what is it, and the foundation for everything essentially. Just really cool to do see you on the ropes and doing some lead tbh man! You genuinely look strong as well, would be cool to see you project hard stuff on a rope or boulders outdoors again, but I guess the issue is your so spread out between alot of things nowadays and just aren't as focused on one thing anymore (e.g. hard project climbing).
I just noticed Stefano wears the beanie for the 1st Crux Boulder problem and then drops it afterwards. Getting that boulder bro buff.
This might be my favorite video of yours. Watching you not even understand how difficult certain moves are while watching it live really puts into perspective how insane this climb is.
This high quality of video on UA-cam is amazing.
It was great to see the process of dogging a route - with the belayer beta spraying from the ground. And also Jorge's random attempt at Move thrown in. The video conveyed what it's actually like for a day of hard sport climbing - good company, good vibes, and plenty of try hard! 👏👏👏
This is the best kind of video you make! More outdoor footage with top climbers working on hard projects? Yes please!
What a phenomenal video Magnus!!! OMG more like this PLEASE!! You constantly underestimate your skill and strength as a climber, I truly believe you could climb this route if you trained hard at it!! Your strength is INSANE!!
This kind of reminds me of that one basketball player who was criticized by the fans, so he challenged anyone to beat him. He later said "I'm closer to LeBron than you are to me."
Magnus is crazy strong compared to most climbers, but this video really shows that 9c is a whole other thing in itself
yes magnus is quite humble next to the big names, but he still is a world-class athlete and former world cup climber. He didn't lose all that strength since he continued training a lot. He was definitely closer to the top than the bottom though since he did some podiums in world cups but I think the dedication to top level is the most troublesome thing for him right now not the ability.
@@arielbadw1368
Maybe putting 2+2 together, but see the video of Magnus bouldering with Dave Macleod.
Dave said: I've kept getting stronger into my late 40's, and the rate of progress is slowing, but I'm still strong than I was in my 30's.
A light came on in Magnus' eyes. Bing.
I swear.
Post comp magnus can still progress outdoors, I thinks, and I think Magnus realises it.
@@PB-sk9jn Yup, that. And Tomoa telling him he could still do boulder comps if he wanted to. That was no empty talk and you could really see it sink in, I think. Not that pappa Magnus will start competing again, but just that he is still strong and skilled enough.
10/10 video!
Denne editen er det beste jeg har sett på lenge 💯
16:38
Mag:
"And then you grab this as an intermediate? This is like a nothing-hold"
Stefano: "Ya.."
😂😂
Lol, literally came to make this comment ^ best part.
I loved the way you guys captured Stefanos grace in climbing. Dare I say even better than on his own channel, or was it just the cool comparison with Magnus climbing first and then Stefano. Either way awesome footage.
The filmmaking on this video was absolutely stunning! The amount of progress in video making has been really great these last couple of years.
I thought that a few times, but then the constant cuts during the actual climbing was terrible. This like "Liam Neeson jumps over a fence" level of bad. You can't follow any of the movements. How does he make the clips? Even if he's cheating the clips, I want to see that!
Watching Stefano (sp?) climbing was art. He's so strong and so fluid on this route, he makes it look like it's not superhuman to clime Silence, when actually it's the limit of human achievement in the field. Rooting for him to succeed. As usual another beautiful video from you Magnus!
more please.. that was awesome. especially getting to see different people work their projects.
brilliant film Magnus! Loving the outdoor lead climbing films - always happy to see more of these 💪 Those crux moves look just insane, but I can see how committed projecting and building links makes them possible (for the super-elite, anyway!) Great stuff
we all waited for this!!!
how epic
Dude, this is one of your best videos yet! Absolutely love the outdoor videos, feels like getting to experience climbing history intimately! And it's so freakin cool to see two climbing legends like Stephano and Megos just hanging out and making jokes and then jumping on their respective 9b+ and 9c routes. It's one of the best parts of the climbing community that even the superstars are still so down to earth and approachable!
Absolutely incredible video. Both the climbing and the filming and commentary. Amazing!!
I won't repeat all the comments about how fabulously strong you are.
Just wanted to say I loved the musics!
The intro already is so good
One of the best video of the channel so far! Please Magnus go out and try hard, you are (still) a very strong climber!
The edits is so smooth, loved it!
omg so good to see collaborative climbing and projecting and just the climbing community vibin' - it's not all about sending.
That video is exactly what we all needed