Alex Honnold is a Psychopath.

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[@oflatt]

Atrioc standing there at 1:43, devoid of any muscular tension, just eating an energy bar feels too relatable

[@AxelVenturatheboss]

Did u just repeat the comment?

[@revel8213]

@@AxelVenturatheboss now that's a mogul move

[@legendarien1075]

Wow you're effortlessly cool, saying whatever unique thought comes to mind

[@petephil7508]

Fuck people are so dumb

[@jacksonbruns9429]

yoink… no twist fucking gigachad

[@Eloquence00]

Magnus is one of the best fitness youtubers. The dude is insanely athletic and talented, but remains totally humble and respectful of everyone. I remember watching his first collab with Jujimufu and thinking "damn, this guy is awesome". It's awesome seeing him go from like, 15k subs at that time to over a million.

[@jamescanjuggle]

woah that was a while ago, actually i wonder how Jujinis doing these days

[@LifeOrbes]

Fr, him and the Bugez are my all time favorite guests for two completely different vibes

[@2nerC9]

same! I'm so glad he made it big and became relevant. He deserves it

[@Benisuber1]

@@jamescanjuggle Juji is doing great, but Tom is out of the picture after embezzling money for his gambling addiction.

[@1Godspeed_45]

I remember watching the vid a long time ago, didn’t realize he didn’t have that many subs back then

[@idklol9717]

Atrioc's ability to compare an extremly hard physical task to league of legends or his hitman wr is amazing lmao

[@Grunk369]

Fr he’s one of the most humble dudes out there to act like climbing is anywhere near as difficult as league

[@DajuSar]

@@Grunk369 True, a real hero right there

[@noah-tl1gv]

effortlessly cool perhaps

[@vedaryan334]

I don't even have to watch the video to know it's a banger. Nick is in it after all. He's so effortlessly cool

[@arcticfoxes8034]

If you haven't watched 'Free Solo', the documentary about Alex Honnold completing the most insane free solo climb ever I suggest you do. Its honestly one of the craziest things ive ever watched, and the fact that its non-fiction is ridiculous. Plus it goes more into his personality, and how he ended up with that sort of psychopathy while also displaying one of the greatest physical feats a human has ever done.

[@alexblickhan5175]

Very similarly, The Alpinist is also incredible, same type of story

[@itszaque5031]

@@alexblickhan5175 the alpinist is insane, he’s an even more interesting case study imo than Alex. That was a brutal documentary

[@YegoKroeten]

Similarly, "The pilgrim's progress from this world to that which is to come delivered under the similitude of a dream, wherein is discovered the manner of his setting out, his dangerous journey, and safe arrival at the desired countrey / by John Bunyan" is a great read

[@jon11565]

In what world does he have some sort of psychopathy. Thats an insane assessment.

[@areichental]

And after that charming lady was told by alex well, maybe I die and you'll get over it, she had his baby.

[@KeatonKaha]

Every time I see Nick I am reminded of just how effortlessly cool he is

[@altrivotzck6565]

Big A's plan is working!!

[@gull2870]

It weird that you say that cause I was just thinking that

[@dannyg.4421]

I know right? I thought I was the only one that thought this.

[@davidrichards8793]

That’s my dog, ARF ARF ARF

[@NewLegacy93]

It’s such a shame that big A is jealous of how effortlessly cool Nick is

[@unseenasymptote4976]

Alex Honnold talks like he’s watched people fall to their death and then finished his climb and taken a selfie

[@christianfoley7441]

I mean maybe not watched, but at the beginning he said he doesn't really have anyone to climb with anymore because all of his partners are either retired or dead 💀

[@theperson3693]

I mean, pls go find a 90 year old and tell me if they weep about all there friends that have died. Because all iv seen is they make jokes about them and could care less when they die also.

[@unseenasymptote4976]

@@theperson3693 Natural death at a ripe old age is completely different from falling off a cliff. Being desensitized to death is different from joking about your climbing partner dying while pressuring them to do something they aren’t fully comfortable with. I’m not here to criticize Honnold or analyze his psyche; I was making a joking observation. However, I fail to see what point you’re trying to make

[@poisonjam4564]

@@christianfoley7441 to die climbing or retire from the fear of it, it's kind of a common thing between rock climbers and specially free solo enthusiasts. I recommend the 2021 documentary "Torn"

[@allanturmaine5496]

Gallows humour has its place in coping with things.

[@rnglillian8081]

Scientists have literally studied Alex Honnold and he is empirically twice as risk seeking as the average person while also showing like no fear in a test that leaves normal people extremely afraid and uncomfortable

[@bartek6082]

Can you link it?

[@ouwle6618]

The takeaway from the test is not that Alex doesn't feel fear like normal humans, he does. He is still afraid of other things then climbing, heights and to some extent death. The point is that he proves that you can train away substantial fears with training and years of experience. It's like overcoming a major phobia, and the fear of death is something 99% of humans live with. His movie "Free Solo" shows you that you can overcome any fear, and that you should, if your goal is that valuable to you. Don't let fear stop you in pursuit of you dreams, since you can even overcome the fear of death. However it is important to note that it doesn't have to be deadly. It can be more "simple" fears that stop anyone from achieving anything in life.

[@rl_mel]

@@ouwle6618 what people don’t realize is that fear is a good thing. there’s a reason we have fear and without it our species probably wouldn’t have lived this long. in this case the fear he trained away is just a really dumb way to risk your life imo. i don’t see how climbing could be worth dying for. no hate towards climbers but in my mind there is no reason as to why the risk is worth it at all.

[@gualt6762]

@@rl_mel it’s fun

[@rl_mel]

@@gualt6762 i could see the fun in climbing normally. this no rope no nothing climbing is just adding extra risks with zero added benefit. it’d be a really stupid way to die

[@kuribro443]

It was kinda weird when he drank that cooler of puppy blood, but the title did say he was psychotic.

[@Sam-rk3ng]

Kinda weird when he poured the milk before the cereal

[@Nefarium123]

Kinda weird when he put on shoes before socks

[@mishtox3833]

psychopathic not psychotic very different

[@siroccomask]

Magnus is a 14 time world champ climber in his youth btw. But he never talks about it. Humble af

[@BagOWine]

I still love that Alex started free soloing because to him it was scarier to ask someone to belay him than to just solo it

[@AZuRaFPS]

I've been climbing and learning about the climbing community a bit. What I got so far is that everyone seem to respect Alex Honnold... But in a scared way. This dude is insane. But so damn cool at the same time (almost effortlessly, you could say). He is so damn strong too.

[@Acdxls]

Honestly thought the title said Arnold harnold and honestly I would be a psycho if I was named like that

[@BrokenNoah]

I don't know why I can't stop laughing at this

[@bfc9467]

Alex Honnold just cannot quite grasp the fact that most people really don't wanna die.

[@jeriji6592]

atrioc says alex is not comforting but i think his realistic thinking and calmness is super comforting. i dont want someone just hyping me up with no second thought. alex thinks about things logically, and gives magnus very authentic words on why he can succeed.

[@atrioc]

you are probably right LMAO but from the outside it scares the hell out of me

[@danielcillie1856]

@@atrioc that video is the most intense thing I have seen on youtube, I was legitimately sweating for the most part watching knowing that magnus, who is normally calm and collected, being scared

[@Seruphin]

@@atrioc my hands sweat when I watch it, Magnus also has this video with his girlfriend reacting to it, which is worst cause she is panicking the whole time lol

[@af4237]

@@Seruphin worse*

[@poisonjam4564]

@@atrioc elite rock climbers are just another breed lmao They get each other, at least. Hopefully you have watched Free solo, btw! Cheers

[@alexcubbage8811]

All of the armchair psychologists in the chat need to chill about the amygdala fear-producing chemical stuff.The only thing the scientists in the movie said was that his brain was not activating a fear-response to photos. That's probably because the dude has been in life or death situations daily and has trained himself, over decades, not to panic. He also does feel fear and does panic in the same film. He got extremely spooked on the first attempt of the wall and was visibly shaken from that after he got back to his base camp.

[@loganowens623]

I agree that Alex comes off like a psychopath in this video, but I can't help but feel that his casual, calm, dark jokes are oddly comforting. This video was nerve wrenching to watch even knowing the outcome, and at the end Alex seemed like a cool headed coach who knew the risks... not sure how to feel about it ultimately lol

[@loganowens623]

@@aidenroy2569 I see what you mean, im just using the language of the video lol. Maybe callous is better, it could easily turn anyone off unless they know they’re on the level to do it, in this kind of situation.

[@LPZonline]

@@aidenroy2569 not actually a sociopath. he's really just trained the fear out of his amygdala. basically the same as most people who do extreme sports.

[@Wax_Man]

@@aidenroy2569 yea nah he’s not a sociopath mate. He’s just done that kinda stuff for long enough that it doesn’t phase him anymore. It’s like riding a bike, the first time without the training wheels you are probably pretty scared but if you’ve been riding that bike for 10-15 years, testing its limits and doing x games stuff a ride to the nearest Walmart won’t be hard for you.

[@Matkatamiba]

I agree. There's sort of a morbid humor people get when the consequences involve death in sports (or stuff like combat) like this. Not talking about it at all makes it way harder to deal with and messes with people's mentals.

[@michastec6562]

The comments in this video about Alex and in the original video are all you need to know. If you understand climbing, the mentality and their skill you can apreciate the actual emotional tuning alex has showed towards Magnus. The way he was able to catch any doubt and fright and offload it, the way Maguns points that out that he likes his chatter is all you need to know. Check the coments there, it'll give you perspective.

[@snoww9807]

It was touched on in the Free Solo documentary that he literally feels no fear unless he's doing something insane like this. Crazy

[@mandel4065]

things that make you effortlessly cool according to Atrioc: -being the GOAT at something -taking drugs

[@Bieks1]

Seems about right

[@godsrighteousness5003]

i saw this on Magnes's channel and did not think their interaction was psychotic. Alex came across and very supportive and was only so confident knowing that Magnus had the skill required from an expert's level.

[@2late2go2n8]

I think Hannold talks about dying a lot because he knows Magnus thinks about it anyways. And through openly acknowledging the possibility of death, those thoughts don't manifest and Magnus doesn't panic (too much).

[@sparki9085]

Holy shit, that final climb was terrifying! Just constantly threatening death? Great way to psych up your friends

[@grimreaper1542]

In defense of Alex, you do have to be realistic going into to these types of climbs, knowing you could die, and accepting it. Otherwise you're second guessing yourself the whole way and would be more likely to make a mistake.

[@nicksurfs1]

I feel like Alex was just making sure Magnus gave informed consent. Didn’t seem that weird to me. Have you ever read the pre surgery paperwork? It’s this same kind of thing

[@ClikcerProductions]

Honestly I think Alex bringing up the risk of dying all the time is a great way to deal with the situation, much better than downplaying the risks and making Magnus take it less seriously than he needs to

[@pondlife9486]

Alex Honnold is the Aiden of climbers “Yea you might die but that’s alright it was because we aren’t good enough and that’s just life”

[@shortlivedglory3314]

About the guy who abandoned a friend on the mountain: that's absolutely a crime and he SHOULD go to prison. He convinced somebody to do something dangerous that he knew they weren't prepared to do, then intentionally removed the one safety net that he had no doubt promised. That's reckless endangerment, at best. Probably worse, since intent is pretty clearly involved. People have been locked up for much less.

[@christicklefish3411]

I think something to mention is that although Alex did try and convince Magnus to go and climb free solo with him, Magnus had every opportunity to back out before they went up. At the end of the day, it was Magnus's decision to do something like this. Another point is that this wall was a 5.9 climb which is far far far below Magnus's skill level, which is why Alex felt comfortable enough to bring Magnus along with him to climb it. For Magnus a 5.9 is like climbing a really long ladder without any safety gear, still dangerous, but not nearly as dangerous as people are making it out to be.

[@JustinCasey216]

Magnus was a bit shaken though I can't lie. It was probably the exposure and heat he couldn't handle and that can throw you off. He knew one step wrong would have ended his life.

[@septidelaucer1267]

Bro do you not understand peer pressure

[@alexchaviramusic]

As a climber, seeing Atroic’s take on Alex Honnold is really funny. I look at Honnold as wild, something I’d never do, but understandable. Atrioc on the other hand is just in shock the whole time

[@GarretRB]

I think most of the shock comes from taking magnus on a climb that could have ended in death while either purposely or accidentally misleading him. He said there would be no crack climbing and then 50 minutes into a free solo there is difficult crack climbing. It came off as reckless to me.

[@jeriji6592]

@@GarretRB you dont need to climb the crack though, its just there.

[@defer114]

@@GarretRB It's not difficult and you didn't have to climb the crack because there were holds on the side, this was explained in the video and the followup by Magnus.

[@liamrivers3283]

@@GarretRB there was crack climbing but calling it different cult for Magnus is a stretch. Magnus is a far better technical climber then Alex.

[@ouwle6618]

@@GarretRB There is a differnece between "crack climbing" and "climbing on/in cracks". And as others have said already, many of them where skippable. This level of climbing is childs play for Magnus, so the only thing stopping him is fear. Alex not sugar coating anything and many times mention the consequences but also bring up Magnus skill is the best approach. IF im ever attempting something very deadly or dangerous i want someone like Alex on my side.

[@alex31721able]

I love how most of the video is just 3 people sitting there watching Magnus doing climbs that aren't hard for him in amazement

[@TryingBrian]

Can confirm, after working with him and Juji several times, Magnus is super nice and CRAZY strong.

[@1draigon]

God ive missed quack editing haha this feels like such a fever dream at some points and I love it

[@wack9929]

Holy shit that climb was so terrifying, nick is so effortlessly cool tho

[@linkjmc5683]

Just watched the whole vod and now here I am watching this video of the highlights. Sort of effortlessly cool if you ask me.

[@itszaque5031]

Any time Alex shows up in a video I’m just giddy, he doesn’t do his own channel and doesn’t think he ever will, but every time he guest starts with Magnus or any other climbing KZbinrs I know the video is gonna be fun. That specific free solo video with Magnus is a crazy look into how different Alex’s comfort level with danger is compared to rational humans and even though I have sweaty palms watching that it’s too fascinating to look away.

[@legendarien1075]

Everyone in chat admiring Nick but no one's mentioning how effortfully cool Magnus is

[@justins8634]

Yeah, Alex comes off kinda crazy sometimes. But the truth is that he's just a real believer in people.

[@cariasphoto]

Absolutely amazing job on the edit!

[@chainchompwithhumanteeth3789]

Me climbing into my lofted bed in my dorm every night

[@bdawgamaro8422]

The effort nick puts out there is little but somehow he’s the coolest one.

[@hulkingchungus4529]

This guy is the punch of rock climbing teachers

[@sam_68419]

i loved the moment when he said its psychopathin time and psychopathed all over the place, truly a moment of all time.

[@wobblywack5531]

I am relating so hard to all this fitness while munching on a bag of chips on my couch

[@philosophiabme]

I love climbing so much - this collab was a dream come true

[@crimatechromee804]

Ikr as a good climber its amazing.

[@goatfood1504]

I read this as, “I love Dream”

[@joelpaik]

@@goatfood1504 how

[@donnie7897]

Looking at those rocks and knowing that there’s no way down is so utterly terrifying to me. No way buddy, no fvcking way.

[@Probasaur]

It's extremely true how good this video came out. Much respect artioc & quack

[@CadoonTube]

So youtube really hit us hard with the rock climbing/indoor climbing gym algorythm, huh? I watched that single Lud video and have been getting tons of Magnus and Alex recs (not that I don't watch them).

[@xEveNxThExOdds]

“god has you on top rope” is so funny. when me and a friend used to bench we’d always say if you’re doing less than 3 reps on a lift god is your spotter. gotta put the fear of death in you for the real gains to happen

[@GeorgisTrying]

Honnold's banter would have really taken my mind off of stuff, I'd be totally cool with him just being candid and funny

[@notDmanTV]

this video reignited my fear of heights that I thought I had gotten over

[@quinn3110]

Magnus did the classic Norwegian «næhmen se kor fort Tia har gått, er vel på tide å tusle hjem» to try and weasel himself out of the free climb without being rude, and he folded the moment his attempt was shut down 😔

[@myrimu9829]

Thank you so much for including the link to the full vod in the description!

[@stockob12]

My hands havent sweat like this since watching Big A get the hitman WR

[@PainJustified]

"This is how it feels climbing out of bronze" really spoke to me

[@gabrielbarrera3447]

I cant find the clip😭

[@claytonmonk6936]

One thing I’m curious about is how eating an energy bar positively impacts you at a moment like this, baseball player have long chewed sunflower seeds, gun, tobacco but it’s biggest thing is that it actually relaxes anxious nerve so in a situation where you probably need the energy burst and are that tense I genuinely curios of the benefit it has.

[@johngearheart6165]

Agreed - watching this video the first time made me feel like I was watching someone talk a close friend into dangerous drugs

[@rednova9503]

how am i just watching rock climbing vids with magnus and him and you post this lol

[@reesewest43]

big a’s thumbnail game is unmatched

[@kiptelgat]

alex seems like chill comforting guy, he has enough experience to know what magnus can do and pick an "ideal" location. compared to other clips I've seen of alex this was "friendly" but that's like looking at a marathon and calling a 10k easy.

[@Mantra555]

Bro almost the exact roller coaster experience. 14 on a school trip at busch gardens, backed out right at the front.

[@horizon5386]

I couldn't stop laughing. I see a strong parasocial friendship building here

[@Miistiic]

When he said that he was half way through his golden grams I looked at mine and thought damn I got catch up

[@TBH_Inc]

13:45 to be fair, I’d imagine his goofs are in difficult competitions. How often does he goof against people multiple tiers worse than him? When people free solo, they typically do it on walls much easier than they usually do. Stuff they’ve never literally never goofed while roped. So it’s basically just a mental battle, not a physical one.

[@aidenroy2569]

Trust me you can still make mistakes in climbing no matter what grade you are climbing I’ve seen v12 climbers fall on V4s yeah it’s unlikely but the point is shit happens and putting your life in the line is dumb… I assure you while staying mentally composed is a lot of it… it’s not “just” a mental battle

[@MafianGaming]

Yeah not trynna be high and mighty having been in this world (lead and top rope not soloing tho) , but yeah. These guys haven’t fell on a 5.9 or made mistakes on something that easy since they were children. The mental could throw em off but there mastery of the sport and rock is absolute. Also magnus is among an elite few rock climbing wise.

[@TBH_Inc]

@@aidenroy2569 well the other factor I didn’t mention is how casual or focused the situation is. Pro climbers will casually climb easier stuff for warm up, but when you aren’t completely focused, sometimes you mess up. However, for free soloing, you are going slow and focusing like your life depended on it, because well, it does. It is still possible to mess up, but pretty rare, and not at all comparable to casually climbing in non dangerous situations.

[@aidenroy2569]

@@TBH_Inc not saying it comparable or that anything was likely to happen, but saying it’s only a mental battle is naive… there are so many factors… even pure focus shit happens, real rocks aren’t always solid, even if you have done it a 1000 times rock conditions change, weather, and so many factors you just can’t account for. Free soloing is one of the stupidest things that has been brought to mass media in a while. Don’t care how elite climber they almost 100% of repeated free soloist die from it, Alex is unlikely to be any different and neither is anyone else

[@aidenroy2569]

I have been climbing for most of my life, climbed personally with some of the best climbers in America. Kids who go to national and international competitions… climbing is never absolute no matter how good you are mistakes happen. I’m fairly certain nearly 100% of “pro” free soloist has died doing what they do… they knew the risks and died doing what they love… but it doesn’t matter how prepped they where eventually the risks caught up… I promise it wasn’t a mental thing after doing it a 100 times it was just a mistake

[@dromedda6810]

dude, nick is like the most effortlessly cool broski i've ever seen. like hes just so effortlessly cool, its like he doesnt even try

[@scooterboy901]

your comfort level just gets different after days in the mountains, honnold is just what happens when you dedicate your life to possibly dying while climbing

[@Fella_friend]

I did decide to chicken out on a coaster. I saw a support beam just free hanging and went. “Ah fuck nah”

[@de_kronis7502]

Everytime i see Nick i am reminded of just how effortlessly cool he is.

[@88Spint]

Your fking intro in Magnus's video was legendary! Dude BARREL ROLLS into frame! XD

[@exquisite7416]

Lost a friend to free solo climbing. He was a strong climber but mistakes happen. Really don't like how blasè Alex is in that video, not the right message to send.

[@burgerguy2974]

Not as crazy as our boy, the Glarketer himself

[@Stupidtony21]

30 pullups is insane ive been climbing for ~6 months (v5 😎) and i can do 20 pullups and 8 muscle ups but the pullups get ridiculously hard to add 1 more past 15 for me me and my friend independently both found ludwig and magnus like 3 years ago so its so hype you guys had a video together

[@team4star1]

Every time I see big A I am reminded of just how effortlessly marketing he is

[@Some_Awe]

actual psychopath how all of those conversations went

[@Greesher]

Man I’m a climber and watching you react to this was so effortlessly hilarious. Earned a sub guy

[@EM_vi_ix]

Now I'm going to be terrified I'm going to faint while driving.

[@caspyr_-6364]

alex honnald is one of my favorite climbers because he’s so disconnected and is always super humble and he acts like his insane achievements are pretty much nothing

[@heypapi6969]

The humble/insecure attitude is very Scandinavian, I think. In Denmark we have an unwritten rule (called "Janteloven", or "Jantelaw") which is basically a societal mindset of "You're not better than anyone else". While it may seem very harsh and seem be very restrictive of the "self", I really think it just makes it easier to be around people. That is also why loud Americans in the subway are very annoying to us lol

[@josh8106]

Just watched free solo and the timing of this upload is frightening

[@mort7987]

Alex is just a fearless, calm and collected person. That might seem off putting but that’s just who he is

[@exi_sfx]

I started bouldering a month ago and been binging Magnus ever since. Dude’s a super talented and enterntaining content creator!

[@saggyflapjax]

My friend does free rock climbing and it’s insane, hes like an assassins creed character

[@ung427]

That's funny, when I was a little kid I used to go on all of the big roller coasters since I was tall for my age, and I used to pretend that I was flying a fighter jet. So the whole time people were screaming with their hands up, I was focused and had my hands on an imaginary throttle and flight controls. Haa haa... I guess I wasn't scared because I was obsessed with air shows and fighter jets, and the roller coasters were obviously safer than flying.

[@someguy2569]

Shoutout to the chatter at 9:16 talking abt king gizzard my homeboy knows what’s up

[@DogeLlama]

Dude Atrioc, thank you. For making me interested in things I’d normally pass off as not being something I’d enjoy- I didn’t & still don’t know too much about free climbing, but this is one of the funniest, entertaining & engaging videos I have seen in awhile. I watched the VOD too originally but stopped a bit after your guys’ climbing excursion, but even rewatching through to edit was fun again. I especially love how without context of the VOD, you don’t know that the full sentence was “Nick is NOT that cool… And he’s *my* friend!” Bro got unfriendzoned through the edit.

[@trivane626]

Alex’s conversation here sounded like a bad serial killer movie

[@thecoloryellow8103]

god has you on top rope is a goated line

[@AdThe1st]

When we getting Big A on the Yard though

[@3dge433]

That roller coaster at Busch gardens is called Shiekra, insane coaster

[@woodstocktv8927]

this made me so anxious lol

[@mannenilsson7103]

9:25 in sweden we have an unwritten rule called jantelagen (law of jante) that basically says that you shouldnt think to much of yourself, its deep in our culture, and its the same in norway

[@planetdestroyer1111]

Amazing Vid, Watched it all!

[@Jacksongirard]

I can't believe how much my hands have been sweating watching that climbing.

[@soffwhere]

My hands were sweating for their entire climb

[@Olympiann]

Bro literally been on a climbing binge too

[@jeffkane221]

Alex got him to break his word to his spouse. Break his ethics. Break his viewers respect. Shame on both of them. R I P

[@SynysterEskimo]

Alex is definitely an actual Gigachad and he gaslit Magnus into that climb like a true Gigachad

[@SophisticatedBanjo]

Least-clickbait title Big A has ever posted. Alex Honnold is on his villain arc in that Magnus video

[@werther7871]

9:50 it's janteloven it's a danish/norwegian idea of downplaying personally achievements and anything that raises one person over a group. the idea of big expressions of personal success and individuality is considered very negative in denmark and norway

[@darcy6646]

"for going into an adventure, you need difficulties, you need danger. If death was not a possibility, then coming out would be nothing. It would be kindergarden." - Reinhold Messner. Please watch the Alpinist if you haven't already

[@Good_Comms]

Alex is just eager to make Magnus chicken out lmfao