American Reacts to the MOST Famous Norwegians (Part 1)

As an American I am not at all educated on the most famous and influential Norwegians through history. Today I am very excited to rectify that and learn about the most famous and important people from Norway. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a comment, like, or subscribe for more!

[@svero6235]

Henrik Ibsen is the most frequently performed dramatist in the world after William Shakespeare, just to put it into perspective.

[@norse-nilsbjasa]

And Jon Fosse is the most played after Ibsen, his plays translated to 50 dif. languages and played on 1000 scenes.

[@ba6432]

So Fosse got his Nobel Prize in literature today

[@daru6088]

who cares

[@tirilstamnes8503]

Roald Amundsen was the first person on the south pole and the first norwegian on the north pole and he did many other expeditions

[@RonnyWilhelmsen1001]

Incidentally, those are the polar regions, all two of them.

[@SebHaarfagre]

@@RonnyWilhelmsen1001 ? I don't understand your comment. Amundsen's expeditions aren't limited to the polar expeditions, if that's what you think.

[@RonnyWilhelmsen1001]

@@SebHaarfagre I don't either. My guess is that it was a highly contextual joke.

[@RunarNyrud]

Aurora is a fantastic artist, I have seen her live 5 times, last under a week ago. If you are having a bad day, stressed and can't manage to "shut down" your brain: watch and listen to Through The Eyes Of a Child from Nidarosdomen consert. The entire consert is magic.

[@silh3345]

I saw her live a couple weeks ago at Kongsberg jazz festival and she was amazing. By far my favorite live show I’ve been to. She’s so sweet too and I love how she interacts with the audience. I 100% recommend anyone who haven’t seen her live to go to one of her concerts because it’s such a great experience.

[@RunarNyrud]

@@silh3345 I was at Kongsberg also 🙂. Only 20 minutes from my house 😀

[@erik5820]

Someone has to convince this guy to read the comments so he can react to Aurora & Wardruna's fantastic live performance of Helvegen at the Bergenhus Fortress in Bergen. (Tyler : if you read this: it's magic viking music...)

[@kendexter]

i think he never do. i asked and asked but never any reply

[@GrizzneyGames]

His lack of checking comments makes me lose so much respect for him, tbh

[@ianwalker5842]

It's very clear that he doesn't bother reading comments, so hundreds of people are just wasting their time patiently explaining or telling him things, because though he invites people to "drop a comment" he never reads them. Like others, I have lost a lot of respect for him because of this.

[@-R.Gray-]

I don't think he reads the comments on his other channels either : Ryan Bucket = Canadian themed videos, Ryan Rumple = his U.K.videos. The intro's are all identical except for the country name. I know on the other channels it might take him seeing something a few times before he'll remember it. On the Canada channel he sometimes resorts to looking for people's opinions on Reddit, so it would be funny for him to find people trying to connect with him there, since the comment section doesn't seem to work.

[@tjalve1]

It’s just a “fake” persona, he has a lot of channels where he use different names and “likes” different countries. I doubt can be bothered to read the comments.

[@notlxxos2390]

As an Norwegian you making so many videos about Norwegians is amazing

[@SebHaarfagre]

a*

[@MichaelEricMenk]

The actor playing the grandfather in The Cosby Show loved Henrik Ibsen so mutch that he learned Norwegian... He was taken to a Ibsen play when he was a child, and was surprised that the play was in color....

[@themetricsystem7967]

Also bought a cabin in Norway

[@norse-nilsbjasa]

@@themetricsystem7967 Almost right, it was his Norwegian friend's (or partner's) cabin and he visited several summers, some 10 miles from here. We loved to see him, and speak with him, very nice guy.

[@themetricsystem7967]

@@norse-nilsbjasa well, media reporter they bought it, or owned it together

[@norse-nilsbjasa]

@@themetricsystem7967 You may be right. Anyway, I still think fondly of him when driving past that cabin. He was 'a breath from the big world' - Broadway and Cosby show.

[@themetricsystem7967]

@@norse-nilsbjasa yeah, he seemed really nice.

[@LinaGenX]

The painting The Scream even has it's own emoji 😱

[@andremorning7427]

Nut Hamsun 😂😂😂 It's only natural that you would butcher the names, but how did you say this without cracking up? 🙈😅😂

[@TheAccidentalViking]

And he couldn't pronounce 'Aksel'... because it wasn't spelled 'Axel', I guess.

[@SavageIntent]

I wonder if Norwegian Black Metal will ever come up on this channel.

[@YohnTheViking]

As much of an asshole as he is, if Varg Vikernes doesn't show up on this list someone fucked up. In fact, I think you could replace a lot of the actors on the list with Black Metal artists if you were going for how well known they are outside Norway.

[@tomkirkemo5241]

That Americans don't know hwo Jens Stoltenberg is baffels me!!

[@gamleskalle1]

Haaland, soccer player, A-ha, Heyerdahl, Liv Ullmann

[@MichaelEricMenk]

Knut Hamsun was also a National Socialist sympathizer, and was sentence to house arrest after the war. Knut was 80 years old when the war broke out.

[@TheAurgelmir]

Leif Erickson: "Explorer" in that he discovered new land because he missed Greenland. But like a parent, we are still proud of him!

[@Minochu96]

we also have Sven Nordin Nils Vogt Otto Jespersen Knut Lystad Trond Kirkevaag Lars Mjøen (these last 3 is very famous for their role in a Norwegian shows called "Brødrene Dal" (which translate to "Brothers Dal") sadly Trond passed away in 2007) Arve Opsahl who was mainly and still is mainly known for his role as Egon Olsen in "Olsenbanden" ("Olsen Gang" when translated to english) (with his two friends / sidekicks: Carsten Byhring (who played: Kjell) and Sverre Holm (who played: Benny) Sverre has also been in Sesam Stasjon, which was a show from the 90s) Arve is also known as the character: Henry from Mot i Brøstet with Sven Nordin (as the character: Nils) and Nils Vogt (as the character: Karl Reverud) as well as Hilde Lyrån (as the character: Trine who was Nils's girlfriend) and Siw Anita Andersen (who played Målfrid, Karl Reverud's girlfriend) hopefully these people actually show up on that list of yours, cause they're all very well known

[@kendexter]

no glømte du han Oluf i rallkattlia

[@Minochu96]

​@@kendexter itte glemt, bare itte så godt kjent med hvem han er :3

[@ysteinfjr7529]

They are just "world famous in Norway" 😉

[@ysteinnordli7988]

Usaklig... 😂

[@SebHaarfagre]

8:36 I can almost guarantee you you've heard his "Morgenstemning" (Morning Hymn) or "Dovregubbens Hall" (In The Hall of The Mountain King)

[@magnusberger6762]

Wow, you have a really positive and curious approach. Thumbs up!

[@JohanPettersen-r6o]

The song take on me by aha was the first Norwegian song to be played on american radiostations

[@HenrikOlsen-d3i]

Can I suggest you watch "the race to the South pole" next?

[@NezyVenus]

When you brought up Ole Gunnar Solskjær I was like omg... he's from my home town. I know that guy 🤣

[@rikardottosson1272]

Grieg’s Hall of the Mountain King is arguably the first metal song. Very _very_ early metal.

[@ImDrizzt]

u think u missed a thing on Fridtjof Nansen, he's world famous for crossing antartica first aswell xD

[@Itachiduden]

He is also the father of neurosurgery

[@margretoddny]

Well, Leifur Eiríksson was born in Iceland to Norwegian parents that moved to Greenland when he was little. So practically Leifur is Icelandic. Greenlanders might claim him too.

[@Spacemongerr]

I would say that he was Norse. There wasn't really a cultural difference between Norwegians and Icelanders at the time, as all Icelanders at the time were Norwegians who had arrived there in the last 1-100 years. (Or newly brought Gaelic slaves.)

[@petteronella4184]

Marit Bjørgen is the most winning winter olympian of all time

[@snophund]

Ch will almost Allways be pronounced with a hard k in Norwegian. Also Knut is with a hard k

[@KristoferOlsson]

As a swede I know about 30-40% of the people on this list.

[@odinfeidje-baug7467]

The K is pronounced if it appears before the N

[@belinajewel]

Greetings from Stavanger in Norway 🇳🇴 ❤

[@DjMira]

Just a suggestion for content; you should do a video about Norway and electric vehicles, I think you might be surprised.

[@Samantha.K.S.Simpson]

Google: "Kunt Hamsun" Tyler: "Nut Hamsun"

[@TheAurgelmir]

I am quite curious why you chose Norway to be the focus of your channel?

[@lexluthor6497]

And maybe the biggest of them all MARVE FLEKSNES. Ha de fra🇫🇮

[@marianneskanland310]

Chuckle! One sometimes thinks that Americans are slow in practicing understatement, but when you say, Tyler, that for Americans to learn a lot about Norwegian history is SO important and that you have have missed out at school, I realise we have been off the track, hum hum. A lot of what you say is actually interpretable in several directions, so very entertaining! "... so may Norwegians having an impact on the rest of the world" - lovely! Are you actually so average? You have the gift of making one laugh, it lights up a somewhat dreary morning here in Oslo (the capital of Norway!). Hmm, did you see that phenomenal film 'Gosford Park'? In one of the last scenes, some Americans (movie producers from Hollywood) say, "You Brits don't actually have a sense of humour, do you?" The upward-moving housemaid Elsie (having gotten the sack from the aristocratic country house and saying yes to an invite from the Americans to ride with them to London), replies something like (the speech is slightly unclear but the meaning is clear): "We do, as long as it's funny."

[@slin211]

You should Watch the most famous songs from Edvard Grieg. Would famous and Greta songs

[@Aaronp_Official]

WHERE IS ALAN WALKER

[@gunnhildk6299]

Ingrid Bolsø Berdal is a badass in Westworld.

[@johankaewberg8162]

Liv Ullman: “Jag tyar inte mer, Karl Oskar” (Bad Norwegian impression of Skånish)

[@hestkuk99]

You should do a vlog trip to norway dude, world be cool to see you enjoy the ease n chill north, btw now norweigian krone is realy low, so this year norway is cheap

[@bjrnarbjrnarsson5845]

Nut!

[@norse-nilsbjasa]

Many americans know of Nute Rockne or Knut Rockne from Voss in Norway who revolutionized American football. College Football Hall of Fame, where he was inducted in 1951, identifies him as "without question, American football's most-renowned coach".

[@norse-nilsbjasa]

Many suggestions and comments here on who should be on the list. To me it demonstrate that fame is a subjective thing. Many mention Alan Walker (I'm a fan) and he has like 50(?) billion streams of his music, 3,4 billions on 1 song alone on YT. 50 billions... that does not mean that every person on earth has streamed him 6 times. He has 43 million YT subs and 31 million on spotify, and who knows on other platforms. Maybe 200 millions more know and like him. We think 'everybody' knows him, but 275 out of 8000 millions is just 3,4 % of the population. Still, 275 millions are a heck of a lot ... (My numbers are not exact but I don't think far off.)

[@ellaheihei4800]

The fact that you could’ve taken 5 extra minutes after Aurora to read about our king-

[@guleri]

Roald Amundsen was the first man on the South pole. He also did a lot of other exporatory travels. Liv Ullmann has also played in a lot of American movies and series, I am sure you have seen her without knowing who she was. I'm not really sure Aurora is Norwegian, she might be an alien (just kidding) But to be fair, not all the peple you have mentioned here is really famous in Norway either, so don't feel bad you don't know who they are. I have no idea who a few of those actors you listed are, and I've grown up watching TV and movies.

[@bodilfrausing7966]

I would defently NOT call Aurora mainstream...🤔

[@norse-nilsbjasa]

Maybe not mainstream but higly appreciated by all kinds of people worldwide, very big in Brasil and Mexico, Australia, Indonesia, Japan, she toured the 15 main cities i US this year, then Asia, then South America. Her fans are called Warriers and Weirdoes and they range from age 10... to 90. Very varied musically, deep lyrics.

[@black_metal_guy]

There is a statue of fridtjof nansen on oslo i think i am also norwegian by the way

[@ebbhead20]

You already reacted to all these people..

[@unnecessarynamedcharacter7282]

i feel like tyler is preparing to move here to be honest.

[@froyabruun]

my grandma was married to someone that was in family with Evard Munch and hes name was Eppe Munch idk he died sadly before i was born:/

[@mariusteien1601]

you need to react on Gåte - ulveham.

[@johankaewberg8162]

Interesting, Alfred Nobel (as in the Prize) should be on the list.

[@DivineFalcon]

Except he was, you know, SWEDISH.

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

Many a famous Norwegian actor in Hollywood are Norwegian American, or of Norwegian decent. As much as 1 million Americans are of Norwegian ethnicity if not more.

[@monicanyhus5064]

there are 5 million norwegian americans in usa.

[@kendexter]

a -fact,,indeed

[@Mystra]

Let's not bring up Hollywood.. They're terrible people

[@rowaystarco]

@@Mystra Every single one of them? Do you know all of them Mystra? What a silly comment.

[@Mystra]

@@rowaystarco Majority of them are yes and I didn't ask you clown

[@skimyni1617]

munch i spelled munk, ch- is the same as K in Norwegian

[@karriqueen]

They could have chosen a better picture of Marit Bjørgen. They did her dirty on that one I think.

[@gingerconnoisseur7395]

I'm Norwegian, but there's a lot of these actors that I don't recognise.

[@norse-nilsbjasa]

Well, I do, even though not going to cinemas to watch movies.

[@anneberit1]

Jessica Diggins ❤

[@MrAkcool]

1:40 i World say this guy backstabbed norway

[@kyrresch]

Angelina Jordan should have been on this list. A singing voice from another world.

[@m4rt_]

lol, the image of Edvard Grieg kinda makes him look like Albert Einstein

[@trobe1232]

wheres the athletes at

[@MyggFaen]

part 2 all the skiers :P would not suprise me as a Norwagien :P .And probebly wat we in Norway lock at as the biggest jurke in the later years

[@olehaugan9555]

Bjørgen is the goat

[@Helle_st4r]

I only watched this bc im from norway

[@Dracarys.tv.official]

What about Haaland?!

[@LinaGenX]

To be fair, Norwegian schoolbooks is'nt exactly filled with info about USA either, just just broad strokes about your constitution, and civil war as far as I can remember. In geography class we learned a bit too, but I doubt it covered more than the location on a world map

[@Spacemongerr]

Then you didnt pay attention :) There is a ton about american history in norwegian history schoolbooks as well as in English class schoolbooks

[@LinaGenX]

@@Spacemongerr a few brod strokes yes, but not a lot. And yes I did pay attention iin school, it was homewoork I never did.

[@geirrisbakken4613]

this list cant be tight.

[@tomre2769]

Amundsen and Nystrøm on the same list. Oh dear, what are you looking at, young man.

[@black_metal_guy]

Quisling got shot and its the only death sentance ever in norway

[@thedisabledwelshman9266]

AQUA. IS not pronounced ark-wa. except in the US it seems.

[@OyvindAuke]

27k Norwegians watched this video

[@FlameCold258]

Angelina Jordan is amazing!

[@ChiliConCarnage]

We don't care if you mispronounce names, buddy. We're not the French. :D

[@livedandletdie]

Niels Henrik Abel, is a legend among mathematicians. One of the most influential prizes in Mathematics is named after him, the Abel Prize, and it's about $600'000. And a lot of math is named after him... When you have your own list on Wikipedia with things named after you... It's Abel and Gauss that have way too many things named after them.

[@AnnDavi-c7w]

Haven't you done something almost exactly like this already?

[@norse-nilsbjasa]

Yes he has. 7 months back he reacted to a 10 years old video by a girl who had made a short list.

[@Friendlyfire97]

Edvard Munch ❌ Edvard monshh✅

[@EliasFalkHjorthaugBjerkn-jm3ik]

I'm Norwegian, and you're not that far from pronouncing it straight.

[@motolife620]

most famous Norwegian at the time has to be Erling Haaland

[@MEMES_._]

Funny to see how u Americans say the Norwegian names

[@j.1174]

to late

[@DrDreyy911]

You say you are an average american. Arent the average american overweight with diabetes? xD

[@fanitram]

Your pronounsiation of the names is awful, google them

[@siljeuglenes9789]

Lol im norwegian and I havent heard of half of these actors 😂, so i think there is some bias there

[@kendexter]

to much insta and such media

[@AnnDavi-c7w]

I'm sure schools all over the world teach extensively about a country with 5.4 million people ... not.

[@ingramfuristaz]

wow you are on a roll today! 4 comments in such a short time! good job man!

[@rytterl]

​@@ingramfuristazyou'd think he'd find a better hobby, right?

[@Emperor_Nagrom]

Aaah, Mr.CoolGuy is back! Well, most schools around the world does teach about other countries; your education system is the one lacking, and you're a prime example. I guess your schools don't focus on social skills either

[@nicko9585]

Verbatim the same comment as the Dsilv dude, get a life bro

[@ingramfuristaz]

@@rytterl i dont think he knows how xD

[@Overlegen_Dre]

there is so many foul in your list. But it is funny to watch :)

[@annedunne4526]

I know most of these but I'm Irish. Maybe because we are fellow Europeans. One of our famous writers - James Joyce learnt Norwegian in order to write to Henrik Ibsen, the Norwegian playwright because he admired him so much.

[@Kraakesolv]

Quisling is an international word for collaborators and traitors. It's been used in many English speaking shows, even Succession iirc. As for Edvard Grieg, you have heard his work 100%. In the Hall of the Mountain King is used very, very often in music, movies and games. Same with Morning Mood. Check them out, you will get a 💡 experience

[@patriciaalvareztostado8170]

Is the most famous classical musician of Norway, and Morning Mood is very famous

[@kyrresch]

Angelina Jordan should have been on this list. A singing voice from another world.

[@torunnowe8835]

I guess she is to new to be on the list, but in the future she will be on the list! ❤

[@Popupkiller]

Never heard of her.

[@torunnowe8835]

@@Popupkiller, if you never heard of her, I sugest you look up her name here on KZbin, she is a seventeen old girl who has been singing from she was 18 months old, and just had her first EP released,

[@monicalund7955]

​@@PopupkillerI'm not sure if you are serious when you say this, but she did win NGT in 2014 when she had just turned 8. She will be the most famous Norwegian ever. In the music industry she will also be the singer all new singers in the future will look up to. She is the new gold standard in the music industry of the world IMHO

[@Popupkiller]

@@monicalund7955 I am dead serious. I don't really watch Norwegian tv anymore. And never followed NGT. I've never seen her in the news, which I go through several times a day. I have never come across her on KZbin, or other social platforms I frequent.

[@ImDrizzt]

Jens isnt just "part" of nato, he's the SECRETARY GENERAL!!

[@SipTea]

It amazes me how Tyler fails to recognise this every time Jens has been a topic in his videos 😅

[@BizzyX78]

----- @ImDrizzt ----- - I'm pretty sure that I'm gonna get flak over this, but... Jens Stoltenberg is more like a cross between, like the title suggests, firstly a 'Secretary', then a 'Guidance Counselor' and lastly a 'Judge'. -----

[@LaughingOrange]

The Secretary General may have more power on paper, but POTUS has the final say on the actions of The US Military, which controls more than half of all NATO resources. If POTUS disagreed with the commands of the Secretary General of NATO, he could act on his own. This gives POTUS (or their representative) a lot of sway in NATO decisions.

[@SebHaarfagre]

@@LaughingOrange POTUS = President of the United States?

[@saandvi]

I don’t think you really understand what role the general secretary of NATO has. Jens Stoltenberg is extremely famous around the world, litterally the head of NATO.

[@soolve1]

Lmao, Jens Stoltenberg "politician and part of NATO" Dude, he is the head of NATO xD

[@borkbork3962]

Yeah, I don't think a lot of people outside of Norway can fathom that a Norwegian was the head of NATO

[@CM-ey7nq]

How can soneone not know who the Sec. Gen. of NATO is these days?

[@skinnyjohnsen]

Roald Amundsen's team became famous when they won the race against the British team, tragedy led by the "know it all idiot" Scott, to be the first people to reach the South Pole. The stuck up English man Scott did not want to learn from experts in Arctic survival (the "primitive" Inuits). Amundsen's team got their clothes and sledges and readily trained dogs from the inuits. He had also lived with them for a while to learn. Fridtjof Nansen received the Nobel Peace Price for his humanitarian work after WW1. Land borders had changed a lot, and people, without moving, ended up in a different country. Nansen issued the "Nansen Passport" to stateless refugees This was an internationally accepted passport. Thereby people could travel with an accepted passport, even if their own country did no longer exist. He also organized a lot of food aid to people in need, especially in Eastern Europe. The article forgot to mention that Knut Hamsund also was a nazi sympathizer on his old days (He had hated The British Empire a long time). His punishment after the war was lenient because of alleged senility.

[@SebHaarfagre]

Iirc, Amundsen brought dogs, while Scott tried to rely entirely on horses and eventually had to slaughter all of them. Just off the top of my head. It fits well with the same British mentality that was prevalent during the start of WWII and why the entire Norwegian campaign failed. The British always "knew better" than the locals (and then failed miserably). They've grown since then.

[@eplejuice8641]

The fact that many of these small time actors are so high up is weird, when they can show all the top perfoming athletes the country has now. Not just Haaland and Ødegård, but Viktor Hovland, Karsten Warholm, Jakob Ingebrigsten and Casper Ruud

[@emilz8601]

bjørgen

[@monicalund7955]

Angelina Jordan and Alan Walker should also be on this list I think 😊

[@paulallen1939]

Haaland is the most famous Norwegian currently alive

[@SnirlenTV]

never heard of them

[@silh3345]

@@SnirlenTVAngelina Jordan won Norske talenter (Norways got talent) at the age of 8 and is an insanely talented singer with a huge voice for her age. Alan Walker is a popular musician and DJ. He released the massively popular song faded back in I believe it was 2015 or 2016.

[@SnirlenTV]

@@silh3345 i am norwegian btw and i have never watched norske talenter before, it just aint my thing, and for music, i dont listen to and follow new music like "liste pop" and radio hits and such, i just dont like it, i like special music that most people have never heard of before, i mostly listen to classic country like 60's country and most of the artists i listen to have allready passed away, so u can say, i never get the chance to go to concerts and such.

[@silh3345]

@@SnirlenTV that’s fair. I don’t really pay as much attention to pop and trendy music anymore either. I did in my teens, but as a 22 year old I don’t really have time to pay attention to the hots and I’ve also grown to prefer older rock and more indie artists over the super over played pop songs myself so I get that. But if you ever have the time I do recommend giving Angelina Jordan a listen as she’s got an impressive voice for her age. Even her audition on NT when she was only 7 is insanely impressive vocally.

[@haraldlund9261]

Fridtjof Nansen is the coolest Norwegian ever, no doubt about it.

[@coreosad2261]

one of the coolest people ever

[@Oboecoffee]

And he sent dick pics to ladies!

[@TullaRask]

Henrik Ibsen is probably second to Shakespear in the world. You may have heard about "A Dollshouse". We can probably thank him for the name Nora being so popular all over the world.

[@Gullfisken89]

It amazed me every time that you dont know Jens Stoltenberg. He is very relevant today because of the war in Ukraine, since he is the secretary general of NATO and does most of all the press conferances.

[@ebbhead20]

US and world issues are like Scandinavians knowledge of Nascar drivers. Not a thing really. 😊

[@ianwalker5842]

He just learned about him in a recent video, and in this one acts as if he never heard of him before. Either he has the memory of a flea or he isn't paying real attention to a lot of what he reacts to. A lazy thinker.

[@m4rt_]

0:00 Vidkun Quisling was such a bad person in the eyes of the Norwegian people his name (Quisling) literally means "Landsforræder" or " Landssviker" (which in English translates to "Traitor (of a country)")

[@Gh0stHack3r.]

Oh you found the Fairy of the Norse Woods...Aurora is amazing...

[@OliverWahlm]

How have you not heard of Jens Stoltenberg. Hes the leader of NATO. One of the most powerfull men alive.

[@ianwalker5842]

He has. He just forgets most of what he learns almost immediately, it would seem. He learned about him just recently in another reaction, and today seems to know nothing about him at all.

[@OliverWahlm]

@@ianwalker5842 Yeah, but he should just be one of those you remember right away…

[@MichaelEricMenk]

Quisling at first place is correct, since his name became an English word. Webster's dictionary about the noun "quisling": "Quisling served as a figurehead in the puppet government set up by the German occupation forces, and his linguistic fate was sealed. Before the end of 1940, quisling was being used generically in English to refer to any traitor. Winston Churchill, George Orwell, and H. G. Wells used it in their wartime writings. Quisling lived to see his name thus immortalized, but not much longer. He was executed for treason soon after the liberation of Norway in 1945."

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

As of now the most famous Norwegian is without a doubt Erling Braut Haaland... even if you don't like or watch soccer.

[@kendexter]

Who is that...edit : football ok found.. never watch it so but i heard the name , i love tv on internet where i can pause the news for 15 minutes until the sport section ends

[@Mystra]

For current time certainly, historically not even close

[@jeschinstad]

No chance. Magnus Carlsen is by far more famous, having been named one of the 100 most influential people in the world. It's been said that he could enter China without a passport. I don't know if that's true or not, but it wouldn't surprise me.

[@Mystra]

@@jeschinstad Yeah actually I agree

[@kendexter]

@@jeschinstad 100% Magnus . footballers tend to live in a world where they think all know football ..

[@mariannes.1525]

Liv Ullmann received an Honorary Oscar in 2022 for her film carrer that spans more than seven decades.