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the talking pieces is not only entertaining- it's also making it easier to understand the thought processes of these superGMs and making the game feel much more conceptually accessible. ASMR Chess, you do a great job at making it feel like these strategies aren't out of reach, and that if I just try hard enough I *can* be as good as these players. love your content, my man!
Man, I am so happy that you are getting sponsered, I am almost sure this is not the first time that you are getting sponsered, but I really enjoy it when you get the recognition you deserve!
Idea for a video: an historical game but instead of analyzing it as a voice over in third person, you do the voices for all the pieces like if they were playing in first person. I mean, we need more of what happened at 1:04:34... "I am not delusional, I am Garry Kasparov! I am CONFIDENT!" That's freaking gold!
When Magnus plays a move, I always think "that's a good move. If I saw that move I'd absolutely play it." When Kasparov plays a move, my immediate reaction is either "ok??" Or I might even cringe. Moves I'd never even consider. But then somehow he just pulls out some absolutely insane, artistic line that just leaves his opponents in shambles.
Very interesting this "playing the last move of the variation first" technique. One could almost call call that a tactical motive. "Removal of tactical opportunity" Carlsen is very,very good at that, that's perhaps a part of what distinguishes him from lets say 2700s
I’ve been following you for awhile and have a curious question. You are Danish, but your English is so clear and well spoken, did you learn it very early on or was it just an acquired skill over the course of your life?
In Europe its quite normal to learn english in school from the first year on. I´m german and I had English in school for 12 years . I would assume its at least similar in Denmark. Also as far as i know they don´t synchronise movies (at least in my second home, sweden, that is the case) so you need it all the time.
@@tadx6184 interesting, thanks for the response. As an American I wish I was bilingual but that’s not really a focus over here, which makes sense for the most part. I hope to swing by Europe some day and visit all your wonderful countries! (I know the stigma is americans are dumb and uncultured, and that’s actually fairly accurate, sadly, but there does exist a minority like myself)
I tend to agree with Magnus and (I think) Ben Finegold here. Kasparov's dynamic play and tenacity earn my favoritism. The question of talent is a tough one, but I might have to bring Fischer to the table. These conversations are generally meaningless, but they're sure fun to have lol.
The World vs Karpov was in 1996. The 1999 world game was Kasparov vs The World. I really like the Karpov game though and I have it on my list :) thanks for reminding me!
Gode videoer, men de talende brikker synes jeg ødelægger stemningen lidt. Hele setuppet med det fysiske bræt, belysningen, analysen, osv., er top notch, men ekskurserne blev lidt for lange i den her video, imo. Ellers et interessant parti - selvom det var lidt ærgerligt, at dronningerne forlod festen så tidligt.
@@VColossalV everything comes with practice in this is actually normal in the chess world. If you want to see something crazy check out Magnus Carlsen playing blindfolded against 10 different opponents at the same time!
Wow!!! I was mesmerised!!! I must say the way you explained it with your wonderful voice, was like watching a movie where two mighty legions in a battlefield, battling away, where the audience also gets the benefit of their commanders decisions to win, masterfully explained by you at the same time!!. It was so good that I can’t stop replaying it every night before I go to bed. I must admit I have never seen anybody to commentate a Chess match this way, so beautifully, masterfully and intelligently!! So, thank you for that. Please, keep up the good work.🙏🏻
The 60s were the greatest times. Geniuses of chess, peak human physique in Ali, considered the best and most liked president of all time; JFK, the peak of the most interesting global conflict ever, I mean the 60s just had so much interesting stuff happening!
I love your videos and all the chess, but lately i've been feeling that your videos are less "ASMR", it feels more like a "low speaking" which with earphones sound more like a regular conversation, instead of asmr. Anyway, this is just my point of view. Best regards and keep the good work!
It depends on how you measure it and what you mean by “the best”. Fischer had the highest rating gap between himself and the rest of the field - but only for a short period of time. Kasparov was clearly the strongest in the world for 20 years. Magnus has the highest rating of all time but has “only” been number 1 for 10 years.
@@ASMRChess Wow, thank you for enlightening me. You are very skilled at what you do, so I am extremely excited that you responded. I feel as if a chess God had just spoken to me haha. Great video as usual!
every mind minus 5 biblically is a cracked egg two natured weak thing I don't care who these guys are an 1100 player in the right frame of mind the whole way can beat them .
@@VColossalV Its not a matter of what I believe but a matter of ironclad fact according to human condition 101 right frame of mind gets it done for Magnus As does it for any if the 1100 player is in the right frame of mind and Magnus is not Magnus is gone I know more about people than Magnus Carlson knows about chess grasshopper .
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the talking pieces is not only entertaining- it's also making it easier to understand the thought processes of these superGMs and making the game feel much more conceptually accessible. ASMR Chess, you do a great job at making it feel like these strategies aren't out of reach, and that if I just try hard enough I *can* be as good as these players. love your content, my man!
I love it when you make the chess pieces talk, it's so charming
Man, I am so happy that you are getting sponsered, I am almost sure this is not the first time that you are getting sponsered, but I really enjoy it when you get the recognition you deserve!
Your videos literally got me into chess. I'm really learning, thank you
Idea for a video: an historical game but instead of analyzing it as a voice over in third person, you do the voices for all the pieces like if they were playing in first person.
I mean, we need more of what happened at 1:04:34... "I am not delusional, I am Garry Kasparov! I am CONFIDENT!" That's freaking gold!
I’ve been thinking about that as well :)
I was looking for a Asmr video thank god you posted
hope you like it :)
When Magnus plays a move, I always think "that's a good move. If I saw that move I'd absolutely play it."
When Kasparov plays a move, my immediate reaction is either "ok??" Or I might even cringe. Moves I'd never even consider. But then somehow he just pulls out some absolutely insane, artistic line that just leaves his opponents in shambles.
From 24:26 to 25:26 I think I've never been so hyped over a chess moment SJJFSJDNDJ. The way you narrated it made me imagine the whole anime scene.
Hans Niemann: "lol give me one minute and we're done."
This comment speaks for itself
Alright Neim let’s play again but this time without the beads.
@@masondotnet "Hey man, why are you sitting weird?"
*bzzt bzzt*
3:03
I love the way you take the pieces. Very good for ASMR
I absolutely love your videos. I learned so much about old chess players from you
I got only your notifications on out of all the channels I follow. Ur a true gem. Thanks a lots
Amazing video as always!!
I think in the future we might be able to have an AI simulation of these two in their prime.
Love to see consecutive videos
I love it when the pieces talk to each other lol
make more videos sharing a certain opening like the ones u did with queens gambit and sicilian. Thank you for the video
Agreed. I’d love to learn the London system
@@dallasmustang11 yea but probably on black side againist d4
Nicely done on getting to 80k subscribers :D, only 20k to go for that big 100k
amazing quality AS PER USUAL
This is fascinating! I love the creativity of the decision to cover this game!
19:40 are the best minutes of this video, also it made sense the way you explained it oml😭
loved this video, so interesting and relaxing to see the whole game with explanations
Very interesting this "playing the last move of the variation first" technique. One could almost call call that a tactical motive. "Removal of tactical opportunity" Carlsen is very,very good at that, that's perhaps a part of what distinguishes him from lets say 2700s
This is your bread and butter right here. Historical game (albeit recent) with great insight
I just noticed the lighting (blue and red) in the mics. Thats a very subtle touche, but makes a lot of difference!
I think Tal takes the 'greatest crowd pleaser' award
Hands down
“The ASMR tingles for itself”
❤ can’t wait to fall asleep to this tonight!! Much love
I’ve been following you for awhile and have a curious question. You are Danish, but your English is so clear and well spoken, did you learn it very early on or was it just an acquired skill over the course of your life?
In Europe its quite normal to learn english in school from the first year on. I´m german and I had English in school for 12 years . I would assume its at least similar in Denmark. Also as far as i know they don´t synchronise movies (at least in my second home, sweden, that is the case) so you need it all the time.
@@tadx6184 interesting, thanks for the response. As an American I wish I was bilingual but that’s not really a focus over here, which makes sense for the most part. I hope to swing by Europe some day and visit all your wonderful countries! (I know the stigma is americans are dumb and uncultured, and that’s actually fairly accurate, sadly, but there does exist a minority like myself)
Loved the storytelling.
Keep up the good work!
I love your videos and they ispired me to play chess more active .But i have a question where did you buy the board?
I think he talks a bit about it in another video.
@@infiniteintermission2310 ty
Like the color scheme
I tend to agree with Magnus and (I think) Ben Finegold here. Kasparov's dynamic play and tenacity earn my favoritism. The question of talent is a tough one, but I might have to bring Fischer to the table. These conversations are generally meaningless, but they're sure fun to have lol.
Loving the red light! Makes the video very palatable in low light
Why are the bishops together? Feel I've missed something there...
Explained in the intro
I've listening to the whole video while sleeping.
It's so perfectly set. 2 goats playing a variation created by another goat.
I am once again, asking that you make a video on Karpov vs. The World (1999)
The World vs Karpov was in 1996.
The 1999 world game was Kasparov vs The World.
I really like the Karpov game though and I have it on my list :) thanks for reminding me!
Gode videoer, men de talende brikker synes jeg ødelægger stemningen lidt. Hele setuppet med det fysiske bræt, belysningen, analysen, osv., er top notch, men ekskurserne blev lidt for lange i den her video, imo. Ellers et interessant parti - selvom det var lidt ærgerligt, at dronningerne forlod festen så tidligt.
Are you from germany?
1:05:09 gotta love this😂❤
Really wish you had more whispered videos
do you memorize the whole game?
Yes
@@ASMRChess dude how the fuck, that's crazy
@@VColossalV everything comes with practice in this is actually normal in the chess world. If you want to see something crazy check out Magnus Carlsen playing blindfolded against 10 different opponents at the same time!
Fun fact, it’s not in any of these companies interests to sell your data. You are the product.
Wow!!! I was mesmerised!!! I must say the way you explained it with your wonderful voice, was like watching a movie where two mighty legions in a battlefield, battling away, where the audience also gets the benefit of their commanders decisions to win, masterfully explained by you at the same time!!. It was so good that I can’t stop replaying it every night before I go to bed. I must admit I have never seen anybody to commentate a Chess match this way, so beautifully, masterfully and intelligently!! So, thank you for that. Please, keep up the good work.🙏🏻
I’m very happy you like the story-telling aspect! That’s sorta my Raison d'être so it’s really cool when it works! Thank you for your kind comment.
I love playing alternate setups. Theory advantages are kinda annoying tbh.
The 60s were the greatest times. Geniuses of chess, peak human physique in Ali, considered the best and most liked president of all time; JFK, the peak of the most interesting global conflict ever, I mean the 60s just had so much interesting stuff happening!
1:02:14 rook c7 fucking these two pawns
I want to see Karpov vs Kasparov
I have never gonnet hearted by a big content creator before, so please heart this comment!
I gave you a heart of course, but I don't count as a big content creator lol :)
@@ASMRChess You are to a lot of us.
i would rather not live in the time where the best of anything is born. it just means humans have reached a plateau
I love your videos and all the chess, but lately i've been feeling that your videos are less "ASMR", it feels more like a "low speaking" which with earphones sound more like a regular conversation, instead of asmr. Anyway, this is just my point of view. Best regards and keep the good work!
magnus!
Tal!
My favorite player is myself, three years ago.
The only anwers to the question are: Bobby fischer and Tal
I am NOT delusional.
No.
Bobby Fischer tho
Great pronunciation of 'coup de grâce'!
Thanks! Was it you who gave that explanation of how to say it the other day?
I don’t know why didn’t u mention fischer at all in the beginning as he was the best in his time and in history
I mentioned him multiple times
you should try out chess plus sometime it is so fun
Hurra! ASMR chess
You might say the pieces speak for themselves.
Good one!
Magnus is current best but Kasparov is best of all time
sexy women in your area lmao that is so relatable LOVE your videos
❤
Bobby fischer is the best :)
Is Bobby Fischer just on another level. I think he was the best, but he was off his rocker. Here, I assume we are talking about sane players.
It depends on how you measure it and what you mean by “the best”. Fischer had the highest rating gap between himself and the rest of the field - but only for a short period of time. Kasparov was clearly the strongest in the world for 20 years. Magnus has the highest rating of all time but has “only” been number 1 for 10 years.
@@ASMRChess Wow, thank you for enlightening me. You are very skilled at what you do, so I am extremely excited that you responded. I feel as if a chess God had just spoken to me haha. Great video as usual!
Bobby Fischer: Am I a joke to you?
every mind minus 5 biblically is a cracked egg two natured weak thing I don't care who these guys are an 1100 player in the right frame of mind the whole way can beat them .
what
@@VColossalV lol if You have to ask then whether You can afford or not is in question.
@@jeradjones9528 so you believe that a 1100 player can beat Magnus Carlson, one of the greatest players who ever lived?
@@VColossalV Its not a matter of what I believe but a matter of ironclad fact according to human condition 101 right frame of mind gets it done for Magnus As does it for any if the 1100 player is in the right frame of mind and Magnus is not Magnus is gone I know more about people than Magnus Carlson knows about chess grasshopper .
@@jeradjones9528 then why doesn't it happen, where are the 1100 players winning against Magnus? Why don't you take his title?
The drama of your storytelling here is palpable, you really sell that this is a battle of the greats
Capablanca nice ASMR word.😂
Was really hoping for more Inuit folk tales one day.