Arcane SUPERFANS React/Rank EVERY League of Legends Worlds Video | REACTION

[@leefez]

i like how they yell faker every time they see a guy with glasses 😂

[@sattes]

You see a Korean (or Chinese - Tian) with glasses it's Faker 🙃

[@arugula517]

It usually is tbh lol

[@forg_tful.]

it was him most of the time they said it tbf lol, i think the only time i noticed it wasn't, it was showmaker.

[@sattes]

@@forg_tful. Because Faker is almost in every cinematic xD They said Faker on ShowMaker, Tian and CoreJJ tho

[@VVinterl3ear]

IKR ITS HILARIOUS

[@mokeymale8350]

I loved how it started with ‘Faker? I think I’ve heard that name before’ and it ended with screaming FAKER at anyone with glasses

[@loslobo_]

It's still crazy how good Faker is and the legacy he has LMAO. The greatest esports player ever. Also Deft and Faker story is insane.

[@piusdoe8984]

Unless he's amazing in every game. I think you meant to say greatest LoL player

[@waltwhite8126]

@@piusdoe8984 I don't think any other esports player ever had the same level of success over the time than him.

[@leevimasalin2301]

@@piusdoe8984dude Faker is literally the greatest Esports player ever, not only lol, esports. And its unfair because league has always been the biggest esports game in the world, and will probably forever be, so everyone in esports know Faker ofc. Its the same thing if you ask people to name a goat of sports in general most if not all will say Messi, Ronaldo or Pele because football is by far the biggest sport in the planet.

[@Waytees99]

@@piusdoe8984 Technically no. Faker had without any doubt the greatest impact in gaming history, just from esports. He isn't the best SoloQ nor Esportler in LoL but he definitely had THE most impact.

[@Its_Flare]

@@waltwhite8126flash in sc2 is at least tied because he literally put korea on the map for esports

[@rexhepizhitia]

Guys to get something clear here. All of this songs there are literally riot songs. All of these talented and awesome singers collaborate with riot to make a specific worlds song each year.

[@raidenxt8737]

i'm surprised they were getting copyright issues though. the only ones they should've got issues with was imagine dragons' warriors from 2014, and zedd's ignite from 2016. not sure about ignite, but with "warriors" riot music owns the song itself (which is why they reused it for their 2020 cinematic), but the imagine dragons "cover" of it is copyrighted

[@julioset]

@@raidenxt8737 All Imagine Dragons and Zedd songs get copyrighted, even if they have been made/posted by Riot for Worlds/VCT

[@thehoodlen]

@@raidenxt8737wait so they own the song itself and imagine dragons just owns the version they sing, even tho it’s the original?

[@Ichigocraftco]

@@thehoodlen imagine dragons created the song for league. just like how movie soundtracks are made, the studio owns the song the artist got paid to perform it

[@herpingyoshi]

To explain GODS a bit, the video focuses on a player named Deft. He went to school with Faker and would play a lot of league with him but Faker was always a step ahead of him. The scene with the guy with the shield (Keria) jumping in to save Deft from oncoming attacks shows how him and Keria were on the same team and played together for a bit. Fast forward to 2022 Worlds, Deft's team makes it to grand finals and his opponent is none other than T1, the team Faker has been on since his debut in the scene and is still there to this day. One of the opponents Deft had to face was his previous partner, Keria. As the cinematic shows in the end, Deft's team ends up winning the 2022 Worlds with a heartbreaking moment from Keria, and it shows that that whole video is a story of Deft and his history. If anyone with more knowledge than me has more insight/can correct me feel free to!

[@gastonzamora4985]

Faker and Deft didnt really play much together early on and when they were in high school, as its shown at the start of the video, while Deft as Ezreal is doing Blue Buff Faker as Zed is slashing Baron, Deft was slowly coming up into the pro-scene while Faker as a 17 or 18 year old was already winning Worlds, after that you got everything right, and i might have gotten something wrong myself on what im saying rn, so anyone feel free to correct me.

[@thatbeybladeguy]

Continuation, FAKER CAME BACK IN WORLDS 2023 AND WON!!!!! DEFT WAS A SWIFT DEFEAT IF I RECALL RIGHT. (Faker btw has a 100% win rate against not a team but the entirety of China at worlds)

[@herpingyoshi]

@@gastonzamora4985 Thank you! The early stuff was the stuff I was less sure about so glad to hear some clarification

[@henziken]

@@herpingyoshi Every player featured against Deft's winning team has played with Deft at some point in the past. The people by his side in the first half are the ones he had to defeat to becoming a world champion in the world tournament (Meiko, Doran and the already mentioned Keria)

[@OokamiTez]

Just to add to it Keria wasn't the only one. The story is progressed so that it shows some of his many losses in international tournaments with teammates he would face in the Cindarella story that was 2022 worlds. He is shown as a class mate of Faker playing 2nd fiddle to him as he was the star of the pro scene when he was starting out as well. Then there is the scene with Deft and Mata if memory serves facing of against Rekless (the one with throwing star) losing to a clear underdog. Then there is the scene on the snowy field showing two teammates Doran (the guy fighting with the lamppost) and Keria (the shield guy as mentioned above) being beaten yet again on the Worlds stage. Then after dropping through the ice he is picked up by his new teammates and they go on the biggest underdog story of the esport. Facing first is Mata who is shooting the clouds at him and Deft with the whirling blades. One who Deft left Korea with to go to a Chinese team way back when. Facing second is Doran the big guy with the weird blade another teammate that needs to be crushed for Deft to win. Facing last is Keria and Faker in the finals. Keria who I think promised he would get Deft his championship the year prior and didn't manage it but now they stood against each other on the field. This ofcourse ends in Deft victory showing him celebrating with his teammates the momentous vicotry. Deft's team DRX was 4th seed from Korea so in average though to be in top 8 teams but on the back end. Win in the quarterfinals was already a suprise, win in the semifinals was crazy and even in the finals they were thought to have no chance and Faker would lift his 4th Worlds trophy for sure, but no it was DRX with some luck, best performances of the players lives probably and a metagame that fit their playstyle just right. There is a lot of stories to some of these videos. Earlier one "Rise" is also about a players champion run where Ambition who had lost the previous Worlds finals against faker rose to the occasion the next year and we see him fighting Perkz (EU), Uzi (China) and finally Faker (Korea) and claim his title in an era where everyone thought Faker was unstoppable. PS. Also Fakers nickname in the game is the Unkillable Demon King which was coined at some point in the early 2010's. Still one of the best players even after 11 years of Pro play at the highest level (though I think anyone can say he is not the best player in the world anymore but still not many from his golden days is playing even anymore so he is very much on his own level)

[@toutankill]

Faker is the Goat of esport, not only LoL. Also to answer the question you ask at some point : yes, every player you see in these video is a real player, and more than that, they are portrayed with the character and the settings that they encountered during the Worlds of the year prior to the video.

[@YzaekPark]

Saying the stupid thing you said only reflects the ignorance you have about eSports. Just because you are in love with Shaker does not make it the best of all eSports, far from it.

[@YzaekPark]

Saying the §§++Vp1d thing you said only reflects the ignorance you have about eSports. Just because you are in love with Shaker does not make it the best of all eSports, far from it.

[@h3ld501]

@@YzaekPark I can smell the cheetos from here

[@watever9162]

​@@YzaekParklol says the hater . No substance.

[@ivanjelenic5627]

Faker is great, and a legend/icon, but not even close to being the GOAT of the whole eSports. The GOAT is most probably Flash from StarCraft: Brood War.

[@AmuUshiromiya]

Still waiting for those KDA, True Damage and other cinematics that got out of this two videos.

[@thatbeybladeguy]

FR WE NEED THEM

[@Natsu_Macaron]

And jinxed

[@Vis_Maior]

Yes! Like the Ryze one, Call of Power

[@mathiasandersen3762]

i would add finding a highlight reel from the Pentakill virtual concert too.

[@BlackScisir]

Jinxed and Enemy are a must watch for these Arcane fans. But then again I'd be surprised if they didnt watch them privately already.

[@psy_99]

"I have chills for no reason" Is exactly how I felt when the Warriors video released. Had me running it down midlane as Zed lmao

[@iblxxded]

About Phoenix from World 2019 here's the lore about the 3 players in the video: The 1st one (in the subway) is Rookie, his Champion is Lissandra (the game character he transforms into) - in 2015 World's in EU, his team finished last in their groups, defeated by FNC, AHQ, and C9(posters in the subway), one of the "easiest" groups back then. His beautiful Lissandra performance won their last game vs C9, but it was filled with desperate, regret, and shame. It was LPL's worst year ever and he received A LOT of hate comments together with every other LPL player (LPL is the League of Pro Players in China). He changed his ID then finally retired afterwards due to the never-ending storm of hate comments. It was Rookie's 1st season in the LPL and it was the start of his 3yr disappearance from the world stage - the lowest moment in his career. The 2nd one (the one approaching the pc) is Caps his champion is Irelia (the one with the rotating blades around her) - 2018 World's FNC (Cap's team) lost to IG, he went 0 (kills) - 4 (deaths) then 1 (kill) - 6 (deaths), awful scores, on one of his best champ Irelia, and his team got completely destroyed in the next two games as well. We all knew how confident Caps had been in the tournament and he did flex on various other players before the final, so it was huge destruction for him. Last one, the GOAT, Faker, his champion is Karma (the one with short hair) - 2017 World's SKT (faker's team) lost to SSG, he picked Karma to fully support Bang (his teamamte). He was 0K-4D, not a great score but the team had 4 drakes (buffs), there was still hope for SKT. However, in the last fight, his misposition got caught by Ruler's (opponent team player), Ruler went all in on Faker who got killed and Faker along with his team lost the game, and that is one of the direct reasons why he cried at the end. Now that he is back in the spotlight again, and he knows that there's only one enemy to him - the one watching behind the media crowd. The whole theme behind the song is about this player that failed hard and now have to face themselves and the monsters in their heads. They need to fight these bad memories to become to win the cup. To rise like a Phoenix

[@z3ro95]

Rookie didnt change his ID nor did he retire... where did you get that information from?

[@Pelumbraz]

OMG CHILLS LITERAL CHILLS

[@brentmation8454]

Btw if im not mistaken all these songs are made for worlds, literally. Riot (the company) collaborates on artists to make a song for each years worlds

[@thegatitopro2755]

Correct. Riot Music also collaborates with artists for band songs or other things.

[@Luky.73]

yeh they just want money and say its due to copyright xd

[@Danny01474]

Except for Star Walkin' which was made by Lil Nas and then he "changed it a bit" to "adapt it" to LoL. When in reality, it's just a song by Lil Nas about Lil Nas. It even had to be censored, lmao.

[@Max465]

Mostly correct The one exception would be Warriors itself. Which Imagine Dragons wrote for League because they were huge fans of the game and Riot used it for the Worlds Video. The song is typically the big copyright issue that most reactors have. It's also the reason it's the only song that is used pretty frequently outside of league.

[@kevmeteor7554]

Since this is sort of a continuation of these worlds songs. The worlds final ceremony for each year are insane, would love if u watched those

[@tiagofrancisco6955]

Yeah they should do those too

[@NekoLilly785]

Agreed

[@havanaaa]

yeeeeepppepeppp

[@harukihxh]

I hope they do

[@JayStorm199]

Yeah especially 2021 because of Arcane, it might've tease season 2 story in there

[@LettucePlate]

The main character of the Rise 2018 video is Ambition. When Faker first debuted in pro League of Legends in 2013, his debut game was against Ambition who was among the best players in the world at the time, and Faker destroyed him, killing him 1v1 several times. In the 2017 World Championship, Ambition's team Samsung Galaxy beat Faker's team SKT T1 (now just T1) to complete his revenge arc. The video shows Ambition beating various key players throughout the 2017 tournament with each player's weapons representing one of their signature champions. He started with Kha'Zix's purple claws, beat G2 Perkz on Yasuo and took his blade, beat RNG Uzi on Vayne and took his crossbow, and finally beat SKT Faker on Ryze in the final scene.

[@horizoncasts]

As a long time LoL Esports fan, it's been amazing to see the way that Fakers journey and his history has been chronicled throughout the years via these Worlds videos. For context, he's the greatest League of Legends player of all time, bar none. He's won Worlds 4 times, and since he started playing the game professionally, its basically been a right of passage to have to beat them in order to win Worlds. So when a team manages to do it in international competition, it's a big deal. They're almost always at Worlds, and they almost always make it to Finals. They're sort of like the Bill Belichick/Tom Brady Patriots, you just sort of expect them to be there and win.

[@nitsujd]

Faker is indeed the GOAT 😢❤

[@BasedOverflow]

The day he retires from eSports is gonna feel so weird. Feels like he's been here since the very beginning of eSports becoming a thing.

[@nitsujd]

@@BasedOverflow man i was only 13 a decade ago and it feels like a lifetime of seeing this man play

[@YzaekPark]

​​@@BasedOverflowDon't talk like if you consume eSports, you consume Shaker and T1 BTS, not eSports. When Shaker retires he will kill LOL, but the EVO will continue to exist, the Major will continue to exist, the Champions will continue to exist and The International will continue to exist. Faker is only known outside of LOL because his fans are obsessive like fifteen-year-old K-pop lovers.

[@BasedOverflow]

@@YzaekPark what is lil bro yapping about lmao

[@arletalvarezberitan8796]

​@@YzaekPark wow you're so angry for some reason

[@K_Petar]

Thank you for reacting to this, I never expected you to react to leauge content but this is so cool

[@ABbsb-wq2jg]

The last one is a bout a player called deft and how he kept losing until he finally won vs t1 and his former support keria

[@MrDarkSidius]

Backstory for that Worlds could easy be plot for a show

[@thewakandankingtchaka5331]

Not just the backstory was epic but that entire finale coming down to the last deciding game was beyond epic.

[@zeothesnowwolf2937]

It's kinda funny how a song that was meant to be about DEFT ended up becoming about T1 because DRX got knocked out relatively early and T1 went on to win worlds and Faker gets his 4th title after T1 had a fairly disastrous start to the season

[@zeothesnowwolf2937]

Especially with all the promotional stuff after DRX got knocked, especially with the transition of Faker crying during the 2017 only to be sitting in front of like a palace in present day

[@AdnanRahmanovic-vv8lz]

You guys should also watch opening ceremony for world's. Those are literally insane and get better and better every year

[@gokuby]

I'll always remember the scene where the Elder dragon suddenly shows up, that was so insanely sick.

[@AMightyStorm]

To add onto that, the production value for LCK openings has been wild in recent years.

[@Karaamjeet]

hasn’t been the same since elder dragon

[@NekoLilly785]

Should react to KDA, True Damage, Pentkill, and Star Guardians. The world champions ceremonies are really good too

[@TheRezyn]

Faker is beyond Jordan of League pro play. He is the GOAT. He lost to Ambition in 2017 finals which is the Rise video story. Ambition is the guy we follow in the video and the video is about his road to winning finals 2017 against the best team in the world SKT T1 and the best player of all time Faker. It might be a bit hard to understand, but watching the Hall of Legends video on Faker would be insane to understand how crazy good the guy has been. At his prime, other professionals say he was around 5 years ahead of everyone else. "Worlds" is the biggest tournament in league Esports where the best teams from around the world get together every year to fight in a huge tournament to see who is the best team in the world. SKT T1 (now just T1) is the only team that has won Worlds 3 times (now 4: 2013, 2015, 2016, 2023) and had T1 won in 2017 against Ambition then they would have had 3 consecutive championships on the biggest stage league has but it ultimately went to Ambitions team. And this video tells you what Ambition went through to win HIS first Worlds championship against the best players and teams in the world. Majority of the Worlds cinematics include Pro Players in their videos and it often references past achievements those players have. You will see Faker in alot of these since he is like the Face of league and he has had such a huge impact on the game it's insane Similar stories are for the other videos aswell

[@havanaaa]

There isn't Faker in 2022 song because they fell off around those years. But he appears in the Worlds video a lot for the achievements he's had. Worlds song 2024 gonna be epic because Riot loves to throw Faker into all Worlds promotional videos, and mainly because he managed to come back as a Champion after years gap. So League blew up when Faker was young (and won the championship) and 10 years later he is still the champion Basically the "bosses" in these Worlds songs are either the previous champions or celebrated/arguably goated players. e.g. in 2021 video it was showmaker and Chovy in the arena reason being Showmaker was the champion of Worlds 2020 and Chovy was doing really well and had a shot at winning Worlds 2021. In the earlier videos they only feature few popular players and Worlds strong contenders, but you can notice eventually they also include others because lol esports is hypedddd. I can write an entire essay about every video ;_;

[@minhanhle4027]

iirc, T1 was 4th in 2021 and come to 2022 World as 2nd seed of LCK. they was still quite hot at the time

[@aref3777]

Please watch the cinematics you'll love them like annie,amumu,get jinxed,fiddlesticks etc

[@Leaferr]

you guys remind me so much of me and my boys, shit gets me hella warm inside bro.

[@dark_fusion1288]

A shame you cut them up because all the songs are made by Riot in collaboration with the artists so you shouldn’t get copyright strikes. I think all except the ones from imagine dragons and lil nas x your good on. Now that you’ve entered the rabbit hole you’ve got to check out the rest like KDA.

[@AlexChicharron1]

For Faker Lore: he is the 1st player to be on the Hall of Fame as he is the only player in LoL history to win the LoL Worlds title 4 times, reaching finals 6 times and reaching at least semifinals in every Worlds Tournament that he participated. He is indeed the Messi of LoL.

[@liquidorion9250]

I mean, if you really wanna know how ridiculous Faker is, there's a very recent Hall of Fame video for him from the official LoL channel. No animations though, it's more like a mini documentary about the guy. Greatest Esports player of all time tho, so I'd recommend it.

[@ivanjelenic5627]

Most definitely not the greatest eSports player of all time. He may be a legend and the greatest in League, but not overall in eSports. Not even close.

[@sel3ctzz831]

You guys can watch the documentary of the Hall of Legends : Faker . There you will get to know him better, since the beginning throughout the his downfall to his ascension again. By the way love your reactions, keep up the good work.

[@blurredmirrors]

I LOVE YOU STUDIO GEK OMFGGGG I WANTED YOU TO DO THIS

[@StudioGek]

WE LOVE YOU GUYS

[@ovenchipp3475]

Tbf if these guys watched Faker's Hall of Legends documentary they'd truly understand who he is and the scene of League eSports! Worth a watch for sure!

[@xylyan]

You guys should watch the opening ceremonies for Worlds

[@animagamer2]

I'm super suprised you guys are dealing with copyright issues. Riot is usually super chill with big content creators watching their shit. I think you maybe have to email them and request permission though.

[@mathiasandersen3762]

i don't believe riot are the only ones that can claim, because the artists also upload the songs. there was a very big issue with the Lil Nasx song, copyright hitting almost everyone because of the automated system on yt being activated.

[@animagamer2]

@@mathiasandersen3762 Right, which is why I think you gotta talk to Riot and they can give you a content ID pass or something. IDK, I remember a couple of the KZbinrs I watched talking about it a couple years ago during the pandemic- I think when Arcane came out.

[@mcmario001]

You should react to Hall of Legends: Faker!

[@raul3363]

*asian guy with glasses appears on screen* : FAKEEER!!!, I love their confusion when two such people appear on screen and they don't know which one is actually Faker, while neither one is actually him.

[@ivanjelenic5627]

Haha yeah it was funny to watch

[@hdkfshkskfe5186]

Saw the cinematics one yesterday and wanted to see this, perfect timing haha

[@HeatredSpirit]

RISE, from Worlds 2018 is indeed animated by Fortiche. It was their final test before Arcane. You should react to worlds opening ceremony and after to League's characters bands: KDA, True Damage, HEARTSEEL.

[@fishsmellbad1862]

Wait til they learn that Faker's nickname is "The Unkillable Demon King" lmao

[@migolmigol4874]

World's Videos are the greatest hit or miss always, but Im so glad you guys loved them!

[@Maqnuz_]

To QUICKLY summarize. Faker entered the Pro Scene in 2013 at the age of 17 on the sister team of SKT (Known as SKT2 at the time). A full fledged amateur team, going undefeated in that years Korean Summer Championships. They went on to become the main team (Today named T1), and went on to win Worlds 2013, 2015, 2016, and 2023. Second place finishes at Worlds 2017 and 2022. Despite constant roster changes, 12 years of consistent game development, meta shifts, and biggest factor of all, becoming older, Faker has remained as one of the pillars of greatness and perseverance in an everchanging environment. He is truly the GOAT. While there is semantic discussions about him not being undoubtedly "the best" anymore, his legacy can never be taken away, ss proven by his induction into the "Hall of Legends". I highly suggest watching that 30 minute video posted by the official League of Legends channel just to get a good grasp of how influental he is as a player and personality.

[@Hydrolion1998]

Crazy how goated these videos are that they, no matter what, produce banger reactions.

[@1ycan-eu9ji]

Every worlds video shows the winner of the previous year as the protagonist

[@Giger-ix9ce]

Faker is the goat, even biggest haters can't argue with that

[@levithegreat2072]

do a reaction on every worlds final opening ceremony

[@afonsorachinhas3473]

Boys, League of legends Worlds Teaser is a must see, pls. Keep it up!!!

[@NikoCat11]

Hell yeah! Next go for the "Tales of Runeterra" for each region?! :D OR more music with KDA and True Damage perhaps :D

[@t1_jetstream]

Some of the pros in the videos: 2018: 9:26 - Ambition 9:52 - Perkz 10:11 - Uzi 10:29 - Faker 2019: 11:27 - Rookie 11:35 - Caps 2020: 13:19 - Faker 13:34 - xPeke 13:52 - Mata 14:21 - Tian 2021: 15:11 - ShowMaker 15:20 - Rekkles 16:08 - Chovy 16:30 - JackeyLove 2022: 17:06 (left to right) - Chovy, CoreJJ, Meiko, Humanoid 2023: 18:43 - Deft 19:03 - Faker 19:15 - PawN (as Jayce) 19:17 - Rekkles 19:26 - Canyon 19:31 - ShowMaker 19:34 - Keria (when he was on the same team DRX with Deft). 19:53 - Meiko 19:55 - (back left to right) Zeka, Pyosik, BeryL, Kingen 20:01 - Doran 20:06 - Keria (this time on T1). 20:13 - Faker

[@pokemonman6387]

Faker the GOAT. With him winning Worlds last year im sure we will enjoy this year's trailer screaming his name every second xD ur rankings were pretty similar with mine anywayz but there are things u appreciate more when u know the sport's history (especially in the last one, so many cool references). Keep it UP!!!!!!!

[@artprojectsix5280]

Speaking of Arcane- that last sniper shot in Gods was depicting Deft on Caitlyn!

[@jcpesa19]

You should react to their Worlds' Opening Ceremonies each year. They were always insane from the production, visuals, and the performance they've made. And we love to see your reactions and ratings from those! ✨️

[@ABbsb-wq2jg]

YES I WAS HOPING FOR THIS

[@Stefan-vz4pm]

surely the world live action performances for finals 2019-2020 were peak when they perform these live to stadiums with the visuals its a different feeling.

[@TheClickKid]

There is a documentary video that they put out about Faker recently since he was the first hall of legends inductee of y’all want to watch that

[@saakiie]

My basis on whether or not I play league for the year is based of these worlds videos

[@quazar1sumtin849]

Dude I have been waiting for this video for so long haha ❤

[@ghulfrost]

I know that you guys dont know much about the game and the esports history, but you really have to watch the worlds live in the arena. This is one of the best experiences you will ever have. sry for my english btw, its my second language.

[@Snoww33]

Faker received a $500 skin this year after Riot Games released a special documentary for him in the Hall of Legends. He's the undisputed GOAT

[@YzaekPark]

Just because it's a marketing tool doesn't make it the best or "the GOAT."

[@humbletrashcan3871]

@@YzaekPark its cute that youre so obsessed with faker.

[@TheRezyn]

Here are some more solid ones for a different video perhaps 2017 Mortal Reminder kzbin.info/www/bejne/a17QhWx6acuXnbM 2019 Giants kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYe9oXt8jch5gNk 2018 Pop/Stars kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4DbnHp6bdaFeJY 2020 The Baddest kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJysdWuVnNOHrtk 2020 More kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYe3nHWrrbpnr80 2020 Villain kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqC6qalorr-LgrM 2020 Drum Go Dum kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5Czk3trrpxjisU 2020 I'll Show You kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYiUc6N3d8etftU 2023 Paranoia kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3Woo4RngLmtl6s

[@prosquad8877]

Guys we really need a reaction and ranking of all the opening ceremonies they will blow your minds!!! The production quality is better than any event you’ll ever

[@alunavira2724]

Been waiting for this one

[@MrLainon]

Faker is in fact the GOAT. You should watch Hall of Legends: Faker. The video shows the story of Faker's career. The Hall of Legends is like the hall of fame to league and Faker is the first ever inductee (because this sport is still very young).

[@ChristinaWintherLolk]

There has been 13 World Championships and Faker has won 4 of them, 2013, 2015, 2016 and recently 2023 and lets hope he wins 2024

[@cinnamonhes8996]

never knew i needed this reaction

[@helenmgcosta]

Oooo 😮😮😮 I've waiting for this the hole time on this channel ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@rebu3051]

Lets go! these songs are so good im glad u reacted to them

[@lordmonocr6206]

Riot cinematica/music/stories literally are ALWAYS insanely good.

[@eliman63]

Yall should react to Kin of a Stained Blade & the Spirit Blossom trailers theyre basically like an anime

[@deusrex-5717]

Would love for them to watch Hall of Legends: Faker now that they're a bit more familiar with him just so they could see his incredible story and how much he has really done for the game

[@hollowfrigus213]

I think you guys should react to Hall of Legends Faker its really good! if you wanna know more about Faker. And also to top it off watch The Numbers : Faker | Hall of Legends

[@avial1063]

I think in the community everybody loves Faker. He is the most long-lasting player of league esport, he went from the most skilled individual to the best team captain. His career started insanely strong, at that time his team was untouchable. Through the years there have been a lot of up and down, but he has remained loyal to his org (T1) and teamates . Faker seems very chill and humble (and a bit quirky, he was famous doing shenanigans on the big screen, like eating a raw broccoli or tumbling on stage). There is lot to like

[@mathiasandersen3762]

Jack got it right that the video you watched for Worlds Collide wasn't the actual worlds song/video for that year, but more of a highlight reel. i believe it was a video used for promoting the worlds finals and getting people hyped, for that specific year. Also, that song, iirc, was the first of all the official worlds songs, and was sung by a community member and content creator, instead of what is now usually a recognised artist or band.

[@zwib]

You guys have the perfect "just the boys" vibe fr

[@GabrielCFerreira]

Brig knows the game. Rise by far the GOAT.

[@BelbyB]

The last one is the story of Deft, a long-heralded player who could never win the cup, over and over again, until he finally won in Worlds 2022, taking down his former support partner Keria in order to win. It's his struggle, year after year, to succeed despite the long lack of success, to reach the glory that everyone knew he could achieve. Faker may be the GOAT, but Deft is the underdog story of esports encapsulated in one man's dream. (He's probably a little closer to a Peyton Manning than a Jayson Tatum IMO, he just kept running into juggernauts before he could win.) Also, for context regarding chips- League's chips are a lot harder to win as a single good player because the game can be lost on the entire other side of the map before a great player has a chance to impact it, which is historically why T1 and Faker have found such success.

[@samuelnoel2889]

Id love to see you guys react to Champion Cinematics or just the rest of their cinematics, lots of good stuff

[@conneryechout7143]

Faker is so popular that the game made a skin with his signature on it, and the price tag was $500... and it made $6 mil on the first day

[@DominicShaughnessy-tj8jt]

The Tatum shade is crazy

[@forg_tful.]

faker is the goat of lol and considered by many to be the goat of esports in general. youngest (17) and oldest (27) (and reigning) world champion, he's played competitively since 2013 and won 10x regional titles, 2x msi (smaller international) and 4x worlds (the big international), all with the one and only team he's ever played for, t1. he still plays for t1 to this day and is still one of the best players in the world on one of the best teams in the world. his roster right now has been active for 3 years without any changes (rare in league pro play) and they've never placed below 3rd in any tournament, which is wild to me too. because of his accolades, longevity that's unheard of for league of legends and the amount of both amateur and pro players he's inspired and influenced to play the game, he's considered the undisputed goat.

[@ivanjelenic5627]

He's considered the GOAT of eSports in general only by the delusional, fanboys, or uninformed people. He's not even close to that, and probably never will be.

[@SaraSong-mw3zm]

This makes me so happy :D

[@TheJerbol]

The Worlds 2019 Finals performance is a complete must-watch

[@swagneg3667]

you have to watch 2023 again after you look at the story behind it it's so sick and full of little details that make it the best one for me

[@derktheturk]

The 2023 cinematic was the journey of a player who had a cinderella story and was one of the best underdog stories ever which is why they made it the theme for 2023 but funny enough Faker ended up winning in 2023 where the song literally says "once you play god you're gunna crumble 1 by 1" lol.

[@Elettelen]

I would love to see your reactions to the best lol matches ever played by the pros. Greetings from Hungary!

[@wildfire6551]

Brig took the words from my mouth for "Rise", it's like they are playing ranked, going up the ladder, and facing greater challenges. Then it zooms out and shows thousands of others making the same journey, it did feel like a mini movie. Edit: Surely the music videos next if they are reacting to all the LOL stuff right? Like the KDA vids.

[@ManlyVegetables]

Just started the vid and I have to say, those 2s' look like Zs'. Anyway, been subscribed since AOT and huge league/Arcane fan so I'm stoked you're going through these. Keep up the great work, cheers!

[@bunnnyswiftie]

18:45 NEWJEANS MENTIONED

[@johanstenfelt1206]

This was a nice one, Perhaps you should Rank the Tales of Runeterra Videos next?

[@jimjimcherie]

GODS from 2023 you guys don’t understand how deep the lore goes on that one and how meaningful a year (2022) that was. This MV revolves around Deft. Both Faker and Deft went to the same high school. When Keria takes the hit for Deft MY HEART! Keria promised Deft he’d help him win Worlds, that he’d be his sword and shield. In 2022 they faced each other as Keria was now in T1 while Deft remained in DRX. Also, that was supposed to be Deft’s last Worlds, as he would be soon drafted to the military (mandatory for every man in South Korea), he was able to push his enlistment until this year tho. Seeing Deft win in 2022 was something else.

[@allesarfint]

I love how 2022 and 2023 songs fit so well the champion of the year

[@sumyungguy2608]

Faker is not just a Goat. He is THE GOAT of League. He's treated as a national treasure in Korea.

[@griffentkirkpatrick]

You guys need to follow this up with the Worlds Opening Ceremonies videos, they go hard.

[@wgaming9315]

Faker has been introduce recently as the first player in the Hall of Fame of League of Legends E-Sports scene. THE GOAT

[@soulgatestcg]

We really need another one featuring all Cinematics and Songs like KDA, True Damage, even the Jinx one!

[@laureanobolatti8393]

they should play legue of legends now, they are 5 so PERFECT!

[@novy1198]

I might be one of the very few but i love Ignite, idk why but this one song, the drop, the graphic, thats just top tier for me

[@yteixn707]

You guys should watch the Worlds opening ceremonies for sure. They're insane and shows how massive the pro scene of League is

[@savannahmetzger3069]

I'm so excited that y'all are finally reacting to more of #LoL. Also, they did make a cinematic that revolved around pro-league player, #deft. It's the #godscinematic by #newjeans. It centers around the long time rivalry between #deft & #faker that started back in 2013, and FINALLY, in November of 2022, #deft & his team #DRX beat his long time rival, #faker & his team #T1, with the final score of 3-2, after so many years of going head to head.

[@markusvonwersebe1295]

Brig knows his stuff, cuz Rize is regarded as the goat worlds video in the league community. I think you guys would like it a lot more if you knew who ambition was and all the players/teams he had to beat to win worlds that year.

[@notayoutubechannel9275]

I think you guys need to watch the video explaining ignite, its all world champ lore of famous plays or things that happen during it. Idk as person who has been playing the game since season 3, would like to see people appreciate the moments more

[@olivernelson224]

Big dubs for the signed Kessler jersey, hope he stays a jazzman

[@rammus5672]

Faker is the biggest brand in eSports not just League of Legends. He's the real deal... 4 world championships while performing at his highest calibre. He will go down as the goat not just in league but all of gaming!

[@ArmyofChillarmy]

I think people have already mentioned it but the worlds opening ceremonies live performances are usually insane if your looking for more stuff to react to like this

[@D_asin_Z]

Honest question, how does the youtube copyright thing works? Cause I’ve seen others react to the full songs. Is the video cut just to prevent a potential copyright strike?