GAMER RAGE

[@MrDochorrible]

I would watch ten hours of you calmly conversing with insane online game wackos

[@relax557]

Yes please we want that

[@JG-pp8cc]

As long as this doesn't impact Leo's mental health, I would watch a series on this. Absolutely. 100%

[@saibher.]

Look at "Daniel from second life" Basically that type of content

[@Jmpman]

yes and please sir

[@mangaprofilepicture5820]

Idk, he seems like hes too much of a jib-jabber thats gonna get strangles by a police officer breaking into his house

[@LeoVader]

feel like i should clarify that the guy at the end was my friend Alex Marvi, we were just riffin. a testament to his performance that so many people thought it was real. he's on my stream just about every monday night if you want to come hear how he is in real life (nice)

[@KanedaC]

And sometimes see how I look (handsome)

[@thoughtfuldoomguy]

He killed it, that was so funny

[@stuffenjoyer2223]

I can tell it was fake because he didn’t call you the N word immediately

[@MadrickIce]

damn, and here i was about to applaud you keeping your cool in such an anger moment. now, i know you are a phony and a baaaaad gaaaamerrrr

[@whatif9854]

His mic quality was way too good. For it to be real it should sound like his head is inside a metal bucket.

[@PastaLuke]

"I am a police officer actually, how'd you know that?" What a delicious cherry to place on top of this great video.

[@electrified0]

Least emotionally unstable cop

[@IxionGames]

"Call it a hunch."

[@MilkMan7300]

That’s actually kinda scary too

[@MilkMan7300]

@Marouan Fares damn I’m dum

[@beancheesedip8337]

@Marouan Fares yeah, honestly, mic quality was too good. Anyone that rages that hard sounds like a Wendy's drive thru operator

[@macandcheese7632]

I’m so used of losing that I never raged because of a game before. Not sure if that’s a good thing or not.

[@gavinmcphie6936]

Hm I've never raged because I'm so good at gaming and have never lost. I do feel as if I'm a walking power keg, though, and intend to hurt my immediate family if/when that day ever comes.

[@dingleofthechalk]

The only game I rage in is just warzone cause it just pisses me off by existing but yeah same for every other game

[@macandcheese7632]

@Gavin McPhie I had a brother that was just like you. When he finally lost he just had a blank expression on his face and calmly said that he was going out for a walk. Haven’t seen him sense. That was 5 years ago...

[@krusher181]

I’ve raged but personally I’ve never thrown a controller or done anything crazy. Which is weeeird cuz outside of videogames I am VERY ANGRY. But just not with gaming, it’s almost like my happy place.

[@yosoyunapina]

@@krusher181 Makes sense to me, honestly. My real life is already infuriating enough. Why would I waste my anger on something as trivial as a video game. It's not that I'm not invested in the game. It's that I have some freaking perspective

[@Matkatamiba]

Whoever came up with the 1 second clip of your enemies comms in Warzone when you kill them deserves a massive raise. It's perhaps the most satisfying and funny part of that game.

[@luislombardi9658]

oh killcam voice chat has been a staple of the cod series since forever, it's hilarious

[@inyrui]

@@luislombardi9658 yessss in TDM I always use tomahawks and I love hearing that one second long "WHAT THE FU-" or "GOD DAMN IT." Seriously a genius move on the part of the developers haha

[@leahflops9425]

once i killed a dude and i heard him start crying

[@leahflops9425]

@@KIager it wasn’t a child

[@Jamrocks2899]

This has been a staple of cod since the original modern warfare

[@corneliusdwyer1824]

"like God with all the, uh, global warming stuff" fucking killed me

[@tnk4me4]

I found that hilarious too because literally someone told me earlier this month that "God sent us Covid to help us out with the global warming stuff".

[@jschnei3]

I paused the video because this line hit so hard

[@Squiggly6942]

I went to the Police Academy for about a year, which is halfway done btw in my state, and I can completely believe that the dude at the end is a police officer. Like for real... I was an idealistic individual coming out of high school and I felt being a cop would be a good way to help the ppl I live around. Turns out, the police academy sorta weeds those ppl out and alienates them until they just quit. As the sort of ppl the academy actually wants, per the peer to peer treatment and basic training you must do, is those capable and willing to hurt others. There is that famous situation in which police officers were recommended they experience a third party education course on how to change your behavior and be willing to kill. This is something they suggest in my state as well. Never met a good cop in all my days... disappointing reality...

[@rohangarg2468]

Leo's comedic timing is just perfect. Legitimately the best on youtube

[@n0vi]

I MISS GAMES ARE DUMB AND FOR KIDS

[@8pija22]

lmao he's like the only comedian who makes me laugh out loud, I can't explain it, he's just so good

[@jschnei3]

I would pay to hear a dialog between Leo Vader and Nakey Jakey

[@willburbur3793]

Now if only Hilary …

[@punxsutawneyphilofficial]

When he hit me with the "now if only Hillary" I died

[@TheBigPoin]

I don't mean to focus in on a 2 second joke, but just a heads up on those studies you have to pay to read, the authors get no profit from that publishing, and so if you really want to read one you can just email one of the authors and they'll be more than happy to send it to you.

[@zzmoonz]

@trapd00rspider academics are famous for not being extremely passionate about their specialization and not talking it incessantly when asked or helping people learn

[@JimJamTheAdmin]

@trapd00rspider yes, academics are famously drowning in emails from all their fans begging for their attention.

[@JimJamTheAdmin]

You can also do this with smaller authors. I have email correspondence and free signed copies of books from several fiction authors just because I emailed them to thank them personally for their work and compliment them. Even without the free goodies, I have always gotten a response from a letter/email I've sent to academics or writers. What's even better, is I've been able to ask some authors of academic work even more about the topic that isn't covered in the paper. Turns out, people that are heavily invested in a topic like to talk to people who want to know about the topic, especially if you're versed enough in the topic to let them really info-dump on you.

[@drewingconclusions1839]

Lots of papers will have one of the authors marked as the "corresponding author". They'll be the one to reply fastest and if you have follow-up questions they'll probably have the best handle on answering /getting answers from their colleagues. I once sent an email to the author of an encyclopedia article to ask a curious question I had about gemstones. They hooked me up with a librarian in Germany who did some real research that I could not have done myself. It was incredible! :)

[@TN29571]

That's...really good advice. Worst case scenario they say no or don't respond. Best case you get all the info for free. Any other free advice?

[@nrpbrown]

The Tony Hawk Raging button smash was a really genius mechanic

[@Guitar-Dog]

It was cool, but after 5 minutes it's just slows down the game. Smash buttons to see 1 of 4 animations

[@jordanjohnson3473]

Those last couple minutes were amazing, inspirational... My parents still have our childhood SNES whose controllers bear the teeth marks of my little brothers rage with Ken Griffey Jr. Presents Major League Baseball. I don't think he does that anymore.

[@pennyisdreadful]

Most controllers don't have wires anymore

[@jordanjohnson3473]

@@pennyisdreadful Oh I wasn't talking about the wires, lol. Though I think they got chewed on too

[@Jacob-Vivimord]

Hah! I was guilty of that. The controller itself and the wires. Surprised I didn't shock myself.

[@biggestastiest]

ah, a fellow biter. when i was a wee lad playing miniclip on my dad's pc, there was a game called dream tower that resulted in tiny little canine marks on the computer desk.

[@FervLastname]

Since watching this my rage is down by 80% and my ass throwing proficiency is up by 15% Thanks Leo! 👍

[@phads5542]

I personally found that removing the competitive ultra try hard games from my library helped stop my rage. i also found that taking it less seriously and looking at the bigger picture helps, does me conceding a goal on a virtual game and a ball going into a goal actually matter? probably not. its helped a lot, and since taking games less seriously and messing around more, ive had more fun and hurt myself much less lol. great video again btw, love the humour

[@exdeefacemusic]

the clip at the end dealing with the raging guy was actually really inspiring. if someone is shouting/screaming it's just so easy to do the same even though it really doesn't get anywhere, but it does make you feel more in control. i've removed most of those competitive games from my life already, but next time it happens i'm going to try just being wholesome instead. thanks leo

[@pegglejunkie]

lmao that was his friend alex that he mentioned earlier

[@TheLankieMidget]

@@pegglejunkie I kinda wish it was a random DOODE XD but still funny either way

[@dravarian26]

"The happier you are when you win, the more mad you are when you lose" I remember coming to this realization about everything when I was around 14 or 15 years old. I had a lot of sadness and anger and frustration all the time. But I came to this realization that the only reason why someone would be sad or angry or scared is because they are losing a thing that makes them happy or excited. I have a note in a journal from back then where I drew a cup, and the fullness of the cup was happiness, the emptiness of the cup was sadness. The genius teenager solution, of course, was to make the cup smaller. Never care about anything. Never become emotionally invested in anything. If the cup is not big enough to hold a lot of happiness, it is also too small to hold much sadness. If I never love anything, I can never be scared or angry if it gets taken away. It definitely fixed my anger issues, I don't think anyone would ever imagine I had anger control issues. But it makes life rather dull, and it's very difficult to have relationships. I'm still working to express sincere emotions and allow myself to enjoy things over a decade later.

[@biggestastiest]

did a youtube comment just do 5 years of therapy for me

[@Daniel-wr7yh]

Marcus Aurelius came to see you in a dream

[@dravarian26]

@@Daniel-wr7yh Yeah it was really weird reading seneca in college and realizing how much the mindset i developed in high school coincided with stoic philosophy.

[@benbreuer4966]

Ah, yes. Noah-Caldwell Gervais. Famous for his extremely loud and intense fits of rage.

[@B-019]

God, I would pay good money to see that. Even when NCG gets really into a game, he frames it in terms of a fucking Whitman poem, haha.

[@chandlerwhitchurch9984]

Gamer rage feels like a culturally acceptable form of toxic male anger.

[@Azeria]

The voice chat in sim-racing is some of the funniest raging you can find, even if I have been known to be the one raging on it 🤣

[@RagingAcid]

I love listening to people mad at other people

[@fionnmangan6810]

Leo I need more of you calmly talking to psychopaths in voice chats

[@Maxx__________]

I get pissed at myself for dying in Vigor (or lately Elden Ring). I decided to do 20 push ups every time this happens and as a person who never works out, this really helps. Not only is it presumably healthy, but it quells my bad mood and hightens the stakes to win.

[@i7fr9z]

I did a similar thing in COD. Everytime I lost a game I'd do 10 pushups. I got to a point where I didn't even care if we lost because I just ended up just liking doing the pushups. Found myself not raging this way because even in losing I was gaining and if I did get mad, I was taking it out in a form of exercise, which was way more productive

[@desertdesk]

That’s a good idea actually

[@ReedReed888]

lmfao the Noah Caldwell-Gervais comment got me good

[@thelegalsystem]

It's okay to feel your emotions fellas, just learn how to engage with them in a less destructive way.

[@Pragabond]

Yeah that's exactly what the entire legal system WOULD say isn't it? Typical

[@aliencafe]

Yeah, when a game makes me mad I just go ‘man, this is really frustrating’ and slap my knee lightly or something. Seems like the ideal way to respond to gamer rage. Once I lost a huge chunk of progress and it made me so mad my first instinct was to go take a shower. Honestly, helped.

[@amymiles5346]

YES. Breaking your board in half and throwing it in THUG 2 was such a good outlet for my rage 😭😭 Best skateboarding game with one of the best soundtracks of all time

[@darthsilversith667]

I can relate bro.. all to much unfortunately. I was an ugly rager and I even shattered my hand a few years ago. I missed out on a hero pickup while for the 10,000th time that night while trying to complete a daily in Battlefront (2015).. I was so frustrated that I threw my controller down and started punching the air as hard as I could. Well.. it was dark in the room and I accidentally punched the corner of a filing cabinet and completely shattered my 5th metacarpal (the hand bone that leads to the pinky finger) on my dominant hand. I needed surgery and hardware to fix my hand and I was in a cast of one sort or another for over 4 months and it was over 6 months before I was able to hold anything with that hand. I was about 30 at the time and already had bad arthritis before that.. i’m going on 36 now and my hand hurts whenever it rains or even looks like it’s going to rain. I definitely took a step back from gaming for awhile after that and realized I was in a bad headspace and that winning in video games wasn’t everything and that I shouldn’t ever get so bent out of shape over something so trivial. Just wish I had come to that conclusion before breaking my hand lol

[@Guitar-Dog]

You were playing battlefront 😂 Don't know why but that made the story better for me. Battlefront was about when videogames died for me, funny to think people were passionate about it

[@iamjustkiwi]

I'm sorry to hear about your hand. It sucks that somehow we learned to react in such shitty ways to silly things like that, it's really good to hear from someone who is both honest with themselves and open enough to share something kind of embarrassing, I'm sure.

[@darthsilversith667]

@@Guitar-Dog Oh yeah, I absolutely loved that game. It was kind of a magical experience at first lol

[@darthsilversith667]

@@iamjustkiwi Oh yeah, that’s definitely not the story I told my girlfriend or the Dr at the time it happened though lol. But, I did use that down time to do a lot of self reflection. Unfortunately, it still took a couple years after that to completely get out of all of my toxic gaming behavior but that did mark the end of the physical raging and breaking things though lol. But yeah, if my story helps even one other rager learn, then I don’t mind sharing my story lol

[@JimJamTheAdmin]

I thought this was the copypasta about the gamer who broke his hand and lost his marriage. My buddy did the same thing but worse, he would get really angry and punch holes in his wall during battlefield until one day he hit the stud and ruined his sports scholarship. It's a hard lesson and it sucks you learned it, but it could always be worse! You could've never reflected afterwards and broke it again.

[@morganlak4337]

Honestly I find it really concerning how many people (myself included) have no solution to rage other than just cutting certain games out of their life. Im glad that just sticking to single player games works for me, I'm happier than I've ever been and no longer rage, but I miss so many positive things about multiplayer games. I just don't think it's worth the negative things to go back

[@pastalavista5784]

one of the most awful feelings ive had with video games is going to play one of my favorite multiplayer games and stopping myself cause " i just dont have the energy to risk raging again".

[@inyrui]

I find that as I've gotten older, I've learned to not take my losses as seriously. Especially in COD I used to get soooo angry when I was up against a team who was absolutely wrecking me. As a kid I broke multiple controllers. These days I find it easier to just laugh it off or get up and take my dogs out, etc, just to get my mind clear for a bit. Haven't raged like that in years now. A good mix of single player games and competitive games also helps. If I'm ever having a bad night while playing Rocket League or Rainbow Six, I just switch over to something like Horizon Forbidden West or Skyrim (which I still play haha). It can help to unwind a bit from those super competitive type games

[@Wishuponapancake]

it might sound lame or kinda condescending, but what worked for me (and is the best strategy for improving at something) is going into every single match or game thinking not "Okay I gotta win this I can do it lets go" but constantly having the mindset of "what can I learn, what can I currently be doing better?" you need to completely discard the notion of winning or losing, and just think about improving, learning something and saying it to yourself from every mistake. suddenly dying turns from "I suck, I'm garbage/that guy's hacking" to "what went wrong, how do I do things better next time?" it's realizing that dying or losing isn't failing, losing is required to get better at something. I think what people really have to do is actively try and practice this; if you don't mind playing fighting games, I think the best way to really focus on trying to learn this mindset is playing back to back rounds against a friend who's better than you, even better if it's one you might win 1 out of 30 games against, with the sole purpose of practicing this concept. you're getting your ass kicked, and your entire goal is to practice being okay with that and try and constructively think about what you can do better in the moment, not win or have fun or anything else. this helped me a lot, specifically in fighting games to stop mashing and actually think about what buttons i was pressing, but I think it could help other people too.

[@morganlak4337]

All three replies on here outline part of why I'm concerned about this, the solution is you "grow out of it" or just "change your mindset", but what I think really happens is that rage in game sis a manifestation of other insecurities right? So you have to fix those. You don't grow out of it, as you get older you work on yourself and you feel more secure in your identity and place in the world. You don't just decide to change your mindset, your mindset changes gradually as the things outside your life allow you to have that mindset. If you know that your life outside of games sucks, and that these insecurities are still eating away at you, idk I think quitting is by far the best option. But it takes a lot to look inward and recognize that, and then decide to quit

[@inyrui]

@@morganlak4337 my rage in games was because I was losing, not because of insecurities in my life lol. That's a pretty broad assumption to think everyone who gets mad at a game is insecure in their lives

[@mirthfulmiasma]

The last minute was hilarious man, I envy your ability to laugh at that dude raging, usually it just makes me angry in return lol

[@jupiterofthemonkeyii5569]

It's a bit with one of his friends.

[@GivenFailure]

@@jupiterofthemonkeyii5569 Thought so, it still made me feel kinda sad for some reason.

[@pandapandapandarichmond3701]

I like seeing videos like this of men giving helpful emotional advice directed towards other guys! It’s just nice to see

[@Pencilian310]

The ending gag with the dude is so clean. Especially him knowing the Miranda rights. Thats such a good bit and I hope it wasn't scripted.

[@KanedaC]

It wasn't scripted but it also wasn't real

[@kayasarangelo9663]

Leo's content is so good that I find myself in a conscious effort to be patient in anticipation for new uploads. and I'm high as shit right now- bonus!

[@Sara-xf7ls]

Ur cat too?

[@kayasarangelo9663]

@@Sara-xf7ls Heck yeah- I trained it well

[@Sara-xf7ls]

@@kayasarangelo9663 nice

[@duckdudette]

The ending conversation was so funny until he said he was a police officer. Then it SWIFTLY turned into bitter social commentary 😬

[@quinnhunt8763]

Just remember, 40% ADMIT to doing domestic violence

[@harrisonfackrell]

I felt such a mix of emotions when he said he was a cop.

[@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow]

41% of police rape is on teens 😬 An SA assault is only reported every 5 days so they do it all the time

[@Deejbeard]

Leo is the ride or die of YT. Here’s to one of the naturally funniest/wittiest people I’ve ever watched. Mad love

[@NS-xy6ni]

Thank you so much for these therapy resources. I have sent them to multiple friends/family and have used them myself as well. Sometimes the hardest part about starting therapy is finding the energy to track down the right resources. Great video, Great human!

[@cambriakilgannon12]

Thank you for mentioning anger as a second emotion; when I first heard about that concept I was able to let go of a lot of anger.

[@Jayohhan]

I feel like that Noah Caldwell Gervais joke won't get the appreciation it deserves because like, "who is Noah Caldwell Gervais" lmao

[@GregorBarclay]

Honestly, I’m amazed it played so well here! Loads of comments mentioning it

[@thebradjw]

That Noah Caldwell-Gervais joke is the funniest thing you've ever said.

[@Lmask13]

Man, looking through your channel, every single fucking video is so iconic. I love your content my dude

[@TheREALBOJACK]

Thank god that guy at the end was in on it. Now I don't have to feel bad for laughing at it. 😂

[@thomasdupuy116]

I haven't laughed as hard as i did when the dude dude raging came in with all that ass omg

[@netrob5151]

I remember seeing (unwillingly) a rage compilation where the guy had a boxing mannequin nearby to hit when he raged. I don't think the mannequin was punched once, while the desk was beaten like an adopted rental mule. Never found other's fury enjoyable to observe, but that was pretty curious tbh.

[@jonathanmayland3162]

The "I think it'd be healing" quip was genuinely the funniest reaction to someone raging

[@less_than_savory]

lmfao dude opened his keyboard to scream inside of it. amazing.

[@simonamorim8178]

"Noah-Caldwell Gervais" Yeah that guy really needs to calm down.

[@lukacola7296]

i always hear violent video games are the ones that make people aggressive. Which explains why the most violent game, Mario Kart, makes me so ANGRY!!!

[@sortof3337]

11:30 that guy rage assing is the best internet clip of the cnetury for me.

[@GnoemGrown]

Fantastic video... The ending was simultaneously incredible and sad at the same time. Kudos to you for being the bigger person!

[@aiden_3c]

What I started doing more on multiplayer games when I'm losing or dying is how awesome it must feel for the other team. Because I've been on the other side of the situation and it's awesome That helps sometimes

[@stevebob240]

4:33 Noah Caldwell-Gervais is definitely famous for a violent temper... expressed through thoughtful hours long critiques.

[@papaspoon1550]

I love getting this video right after about 6 hours of trouble shooting trying to install minecraft. Needless to say, I was very tilted - quite sideways - extreame pain even agony

[@affableaptamers]

Great vid as always, and just FYI for a lot of papers if you wanted to read them but don't have uni access, you can generally email the primary author and they would be more than happy to email a pdf to you! Everyone in my lab would do so and is generally overjoyed that someone actually wants to read their stuff!

[@PhantasmASMR]

The King K Rule joke might be one of your best I’ve seen on this channel

[@Awesomesauce35]

That interaction at the end was legendary, great video

[@bf7592]

so many of these pop offs are so transparently pre-meditated. takng apart your keyboard or cat furniture is a task. that's like popping off and filing your taxes cause you're so mad.

[@Pensive_Scarlet]

For me, it was self reflection that really helped. Although, I never had outbursts or anything, just internal feelings of frustration, irritation, etc. I eventually came to the realization that the thing I enjoyed about games was learning them, and part of that process inevitably involved failing. After that, losing took on a more rewarding feeling because I only saw it as an opportunity to refine my approach. It also helped to realize my limits and understand there were certain things I'd just never quite "get" or "grasp".

[@chrysanthemumkerry1370]

Considering that I will put Noah Caldwell Gervais essays on when its nap time hearing his name threw me through a fuckin loop with that joke.

[@brymsd8895]

I think of that joke so often it’s so fucking funny

[@timc.7658]

Hey, your videos were a great distraction during some tough times in my life. Love the content. Thanks buddy!

[@ODISeth]

“I’m going to find you, I’m going to STRANGLE YOU *IN YOUR SLEEP!* ” followed immediately by “I am a police officer actually” is supremely funny

[@guythatsepic]

These videos always make me belly laugh, like the hilary joke and the gameplay at the end, I was in tears

[@mr.f716]

I feel like the problem is with how much you can lose in videogames, in other things like sports or board games these things often take way longer for a single round to end, and often also just end after a few plays. You dont just get mad at videogames after you started the game, you get mad after youve already failed a bunch of times beforehand.

[@darkartsdabbler2407]

It's really brave to put yourself out there like this, especially since you're basically putting a target on your back for all the angry little guys who get pissed off when someone dare suggests they take a moment for some self reflection Great video, great message

[@emmy1828]

This video when it came out was one of the things that encouraged me to go back to physiotherapy funnily enough so thank you. still haven’t finished it because it makes me emotional

[@silassnell1815]

Noah Caldwell Gervais has the most epic freak outs of all time.

[@ryanmpfeiffer]

I've been trying to get therapy for a while, partially to deal with my anger issues, and it's not easy to keep up with appointments and get on the same page with the therapist I'm assigned to. But then I heard about Bet- Really though, MAJOR props for not turning this into a BetterHelp sponsorship. Also the rest of that was true, although thankfully I never break anything when I "rage" (aside from one time when I threw a plastic bottle and it bounced off the floor and gained enough momentum to leave a dent in the wall NOT MY FAULT, it's just a very bad feeling to have and I don't want to have it. And yes, it is embarrassing as well. Although idk about that statistic about it not being the game's fault 99% of the time, are you sure you're a real gamer? Maybe I'm just not taking multiplayer games into account enough, those are probably responsible for at least 50% of rage quits which usually wouldn't be the game's fault. But I mostly play singleplayer... so it's usually just because I suck at games... but not always! Certainly not 99% of the time... I'd hope... But I do think a good number of games are pretty unfair. Am I just making excuses? Maybe? So what? Maybe I like games to be easy, is that so bad? Somehow I feel like I've gotten off topic, even though the video was largely about video games. Anyway, great job.

[@quontumphysics6589]

This video had so many moments that genuinely made me laugh out loud, and many others that made me do a little introspection. Truly one of a kind.

[@humanrich]

"My children... of men... bluray" ~kiss~ Thank you for this art.

[@fernandoluna6589]

The rage of Noah is legendary

[@jezzuh9120]

"I think it would be healing to go through those reasons one by one" actually killed me

[@Sparcsmi]

Social anxiety and a low budget was my totally fine cure for real gamer rage, after maybe 6 years. Also great to see such a dedicated reporter out in the field getting berated in game to really get some data.

[@girfield]

5:50 the fact that this joke is becoming genuinely true now with "mid" is wild and im almost certain that wasnt an intentional reference

[@joshuabingwa1040]

"because information costs money not just like everyday dis-information" had me rolling

[@J_Skeezy]

Excellent video man! Hit me right in the genuine feels. I immediately snapped back to 2010 and remembered an old Halo Reach rage video my brother candidly made one afternoon without my knowing and being fairly surprised at the ridiculous crap coming out of my mouth. Lately I find a mantra of sorts for me has been "Chucklin', not White Knucklin'." Always a nice, quick reminder as to why we all play games to begin with. Keep up the badass work....DUDE.

[@brainrotdotorg1611]

leo you have created another banger. i don't normally deal with rage when it comes to video games but I hope to be able to keep a similar disposition that you did in that final clip in my daily life. To let more things roll off my back, you make it look very easy!

[@stevenknowles7180]

Why do I feel like that Noah Caldwell-Gervais joke was made specifically for me?

[@CosmicFist78]

This video was genius and made me genuinely reflect on my anger issues in other aspects of life (not gaming tho cuz I'm that good and 6 weeks clean of league). But that last segment had me fucking dying 💀💀💀💀💀💀 I'm gonna be super positive in the face of unbridled rage from now on, it's just never not hilarious 💀💀💀💀💀

[@Badmanpuntbaxter]

lmao at talking about league like it's heroin. Been there, haven't touched it in about 5 years now. Trust me, you've made the right call.

[@CosmicFist78]

@@Badmanpuntbaxter since I quit league, my hair has grown back fuller, my wife will let me see my kids again, and I'm finally completely debt free 😆

[@TheBearOfSpades]

Whenever I lost or won Id always get up and go hug my dog and either thank her or ask her why she made me lose.

[@skadoosher7747]

I'm gonna try doing a bunch of squats when i start raging, doing exercises is a good way for me to focus and exert some of that energy thats building up in a healthy way. Thanks for the inspiration leo 8)

[@Maria_745]

The clip at the end is truly something else

[@Eibon]

I was absolutely not expecting you to drop Noah Caldwell-Gervais' name here. That was a great joke, though I hope people who don't know him see this comment so they know he's not actually ragey, and he does some of the best games criticism around!

[@chad0ch0]

Instant classic Letting the floor win, segue pop off, every bit of the gamer rage at the end. This is a chef's kiss level masterpiece.

[@travisdk84]

Love your sense of humor man, keep on keeping on

[@thoughtfuldoomguy]

Man, I just love your content. Your videos are seriously so sharp in terms of scripting, the delivery, the editing. They're always about an interesting topic. Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels on the whole platform. Keep up the great work!

[@bigmilk13_]

Much like many gamers and their esport of choice, I find that I can't help but become emotionally invested in every single one of your videos. Even the stupidest joke line can lead to introspection. Not sure how you make every video feel so casual yet hit so deep

[@andriypredmyrskyy7791]

That therapist level calm takedown of a child in the credits was amazing. +1 for gamer therapist Leo vids.

[@mixxf]

I do have to hit my desk 3 times to establish order in my court room sometimes. A very necessary evil.

[@FlyoverStatePark]

Yeah anger outbursts are a problem even outside of games. After kicking something real hard and being injured for a while, I decided to get into therapy. Haven't hit something in a while.

[@zulium]

Damn man, I love video games, but I also don't care enough about winning or losing to destroy myself or my stuff. It just makes me feel sorry for people when I see or hear them flip out over losing. Also that's a dope shirt.

[@JamieSandel]

“Noah Caldwell-Gervais” LMAOO

[@doublej5171]

Our faithful stuck in a time loop pal Leo back with another banger. By the way I saw you and house fly by the other day. I tried to signal you but you already gone.

[@seenundercygnus6870]

Oh man, stay strong, therapy helped me with a lot too. Still need more probably definitely, but it takes a lot to speak about it to a camera like this and is commendable, in my opinion. Hang in there, keep it up. This video inspired me.

[@SageThyme23]

Alex Marvi was hilarious in that outro

[@KanedaC]

thank you!!

[@tsawy6]

I'm in love with this video. The way it pivots from a somewhat jokey discussion with dark serious undertones to a period of immense masculine vulnerability is really beautiful to see! I know we talk a /lot/ about how men need to talk about their emotions, but it's /hard/ and anyone who has the guts to do what you've done here has my respect. Whilst I don't really struggle with interacting with videogames with anger in the same way some others do, I definitely have a few similarly shameful memories where anger has overtaken me that I really don't know how to process. It's been to a point for a while where I'm really uncomfortable with anger as an emotion, and this has certainly given me something to reflect on in my self. This, I think, is a text book case of the strength of conversations about emotions. I might also say that I've quoted your Amulet of Bral'Doon video in disucssions about my depression about a dozen times in talking to others about my depression, and in general I really appreciate this subtext in all your content. What I'm trying to say I guess, is thank you!

[@gomblebomble808]

I like your channel man. Always good stuff up in here.

[@OdaTheSamurai]

My window blew out on my car, Ive been awake since 1am, I burned myself while getting the pizza out of the oven, and then almost dropped said pizza. This was all today within an hour. This video really helped me calm down and made me realize that I needed to calm my crap. Thanks Leo, you might suck at Rainbow according to Officer Buttmunch, but your an mvp in my book.

[@Throwback_]

If anything happens to me you can pull my dental records off of my white Xbox controller

[@SlapadelicMusic]

"I am a police officer actually" is a joke that is so genius I wonder if many will miss it entirely

[@littlebeesam]

As a woman I play lots of games but don't tend to get angry, and find gamer rage videos scary (a bunch of yelling men in a fit of rage isn't usually a very fun environment for women). But this video is v interesting, with online games i can have outburst and say "come in that was bs" or something but then I usually calm down knowing its usually my own skill that is holding me back and this temporary loss is just part of the journey to get better. But from soft games (and most recently star wars jedi survivor) are usually the only ones that truely show off all aspec of the gamer souls. I've hit my desk so hard, I've called Ornstein and Smough things I shall never repet and I have gotta light head from jumping out of my chair and celebrating when I kill a boss literally yelling at the screen and flipping it off as they die.

[@cheekyshekel2856]

*Plays well* "This game is great" *Plays poorly* "This game is shit!"

[@rythaguy1893]

Colossal W for the King Krule appearance

[@chrxstt]

When you said “Leo you’re a pimp” I fell over laughing

[@hpdrfter]

“It’s not being handed out, like everyday misinformation” 😂😂

[@Dctr-mg8km]

That clip at the end was hilarious up until the literal last second where it became absolutely mortifying.