Magnus Carlsen Hits 3400 Elo. Chess Is Solved.

I need a thumbnail of levy walking up stairs

Original title:Magnus carslen gave me a hot kiss

How to get a top comment in a Levy's video: Way 1: "Unemployment brought me here in [number from 10 to 20] seconds" Way 2: "Original tiltle: [something freaky]" Way 3: "[adjective] refresh pull"

Unemployment brought me here in 12 seconds

Original title : Magnus VS 3400 shinobi alliance

Absolutely necessary thumbnail.😭

"What are you gonna do about the second one?" -Magnus, about his rooks

Started like an apology video

Alternative title: My husband breaks the elo scale

Dont worry Levy I'll catch up to Magnus soon.

21:18 And he sacrifices HIS EYEBALL

20:40 levy doesn't know that the anime profile picture he is mentioning about is LEVI?? He's gotta be kidding.😂😂

Original title: Magnus carlsen blows out everyone's back at once

0:21 Voyeurism admission

9:25 "the side that has less pieces, has less pieces" crazy statement

9:50. less is used for uncountable nouns (less juice, less rice, less hair). fewer is used for countable nouns (fewer pieces, fewer pencils, fewer hats).

golden refresh pull🥹

OG title: i divorced my wife to marry carlsen

09:59 not that you should give a crap about grammar police, but if you're curious, the rule is actually quite simple (english is not my first language so it's just something we had to remember) - you can have 'fewer' things, or 'less' stuff: - for countable things, like: pieces, pawns, chairs, peas - fewer - there are fewer things - you would ask "how many" - you would say "a piece, a pawn" - for uncountable stuff, like: water, sugar, salt, air - less - there is less stuff - you would ask "how much" - you wouldn't say "a water" but "some water" - you wouldn't say "airs" - just "more" or "less" air - because its uncountable - and if you want to make it countable you put a unit on it - so you can have "less air" or "fewer liters of air" but never "fewer air" But what about "i take one sugar" or "but you can count rice" - yes but it always needs a unit - "one (spoonfull) of sugar" , "one grain of rice", "one piece of toast"

Let’s go CABO VERDE reference!!🇨🇻 10:52