Misha Osipov (3 yo) vs Anatoly Karpov (2016)

[@reaizy]

Karpov has more hours in chess than Misha has on earth

[@saplingdatree4111]

lmao

[@ZAKITHE3RD]

I did a bit of calculation and karpov would need about 12 years of playing a 6 hour classical game everyday for this to be true. And hes prolly done triple that. So wow this is actually not even an exaggeration.

[@JuliusChannel]

This comment is brilliant

[@foxxxxxy69]

yeah like times 20

[@slayride136]

lmao

[@cristopherjesuspachasgarci1756]

The boy has no excuses, he had three years to prepare.

[@BlessTuntufye]

😂😂

[@botnormal3266]

1 months in his fathers balls and 9 months in his mother womb too , no excuses !

[@blakescandal]

Kevdog ahh

[@byronguerrero2190]

Made my day hahaha

[@dhakarachiofficial]

And 9 months

[@timr3621]

Misha: "Ma... Ma...Ma..." Parents: "Oh my god he's going to say Mama!" Misha: "Mate in 2."

[@danieldjabbarov2110]

lolllllllllllllll

[@Darth.Caedus]

Why isn't this comment on top

[@Cheedillow]

brilliant comment

[@rundythygreat6008]

I didn't like the comment so it could stay at 888 likes.

[@darklord711]

😂😂

[@YougenMongar]

Other countries: This kid has potential let's train him Russia: This kid has potential let's make him fight the final boss

[@ln5321]

"If he's really that good, why can't he beat the grandmaster?"

[@davidmtz2107]

Asi se forja el caracter

[@macforme]

America: Let's play Minecraft or Grand Theft Auto Misha: Let's play chess!

[@nancyv6661]

I know that kid was like three years old😂

[@DoomStarRequiem]

Is simply Russian training.

[@kvu1789]

Misha: e..e.. Parents: Look our son is saying his first words !! Misha: e4

[@mostrengo]

@@maximilianreber9506 4:02 oh oh...

[@harrymorris9406]

hahahahaha

[@dominiquetremblay6551]

@@maximilianreber9506 Alekhine and Capablanca played d4 for most of the games (if not all of them) of there championship match in 1927.

[@dominiquetremblay6551]

And what about this 1.d4 game... kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGWrq3Sro7R1m9U

[@Secret-ts8vn]

Dominique Tremblay And in chess 24 the most of the games started with d4

[@joeessen1059]

“I can’t play basketball, so I invited you to play Michael Jordan!”

[@cycl0ne999]

Hahhahahahha

[@2hourgameplay2minutereview52]

Announcer: Misha do you think you beat MJ in chess? Misha: Yes! MJ: That's all I needed

[@princemjbp695]

And I took it personally...

[@rivaldy6636]

LMAOOO

[@HeenaPatel253]

That got me as an nba fan

[@Ender-Logan]

"Misha, I admit I cannot swim very well. So today, we have invited a shark"

[@chaneychane9339]

This is hilarious 😂 lmao

[@ardeshir6982]

Omg lol

[@-TheUnkownUser]

"why he died?... we couldn´t bring micheal phelps..."

[@drakegrandx5914]

That was seriously hilarious. XD Edit: I can proudly say I liked when this comment only had like 65 thumbs-up.

[@yahooboi261]

I'm dying 💀

[@snaggs107]

Karpov: " Accept a draw." Misha: " THIS... IS... SPARTA! "

[@Commander_yuri]

I wish all leader in this world had this kind off courage but no...

[@hosseinShredder]

Cringe

[@aduanhemg63]

@@hosseinShreddernot much cringe tho

[@progaming8260]

@@aduanhemg63it’s not cringe at all

[@diclo383]

​@@Commander_yuricourage to suicide? Great idea....

[@Kebnekaise.]

Kid: **takes first steps** Parent: I INVITE USAIN BOLT

[@talhaayaydn2690]

lollll

[@exileatsushi7165]

"This kid is becoming a prodigy, how can I crush his mind and annihilate his self-esteem ?... Oh I know, I am calling-"

[@WidemanWDMN]

@@exileatsushi7165 who

[@alessandro_magni]

The likes were 2020. I resolved that

[@bodychoke]

Not funny. Be quiet.

[@benergy8522]

Anatoly: We can end by a draw if you want? Misha: I'd rather die standing, than live kneeling.

[@YeetYak]

He was already kneeling the whole time on that chair 😂

[@mvaenryth381]

@@YeetYak true

[@sauravjyotimedhi]

Omg! :-D Imagine if those were his exact words!

[@combinemetrocop4213]

Badass.

[@algorithm915]

am I wrong or was karpov trashing him from the beginning and the draw was more like a, so it isnt to painful for you.

[@JaleelMusic]

Yo they did him dirty on the meme clip, this kid actually was confident af going into this - RESPECT

[@bryniac5]

I know, I came from the meme because it looked too sudden for him to just start crying like that and I definitely impressed by that little genius.

[@alfaseeds13]

Bruh its just a meme

[@JaleelMusic]

@@alfaseeds13 Don't get me wrong, the meme was hilarious

[@parodzetec2978]

Meme was funny. But anyway is obvious a young chessmaster can't lose confidence like that

[@maxshultz6502]

Well it's a meme, supposed to be funny

[@LH62579]

It's actually insane how mature this child is. The fact that he is a TODDLER and can sit still long enough to attend for a chess game, AND he has the self control to hold back his crying instead of throwing a tantrum like other 3 year olds, is super impressive

[@Ibrahim-qq7pz]

Thats how kids at that age have to be, it’s actually normal. But overhere in our western “best” civilization. Kids at that age touching each other’s weewee’s and watching dumb stuff on TikTok

[@benjaminfishbeyn1996]

@@Ibrahim-qq7pzyeah bro, every kid in Asia/Africa is a grand chess master.

[@karimsonsafehold9233]

This an advanced soul. Not a normal human

[@HS6_00]

@@Ibrahim-qq7pzbruddah you’re yapping this kid just has good parents and good discipline it doesn’t matter which hemisphere he’s from.

[@Bob_99.1]

@@Ibrahim-qq7pzweirdo

[@stitchsteven5301]

Anatol : We can end by a draw if you want ? Misha: *DRAW WAS NEVER AN OPTION*

[@CanisoGaming]

Gotta give him credit for that, he prefers the fight even tho he knew he was probably gonna lose & cry. mad respect

[@stitchsteven5301]

@@CanisoGaming the boy is built different

[@uppishcub1617]

Misha: *THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE*

[@stitchsteven5301]

@@uppishcub1617 I'm sorry boy but *THERE'S NOT ENOUGH PLACE ON THIS COMMENT SECTION FOR TWO RALSEI* 🔫

[@CanisoGaming]

@@stitchsteven5301 lmao wtf u guys I swear at first I thought it was the same pic 🙈

[@batatino8805]

Micha: You can't defeat me Presentator: I know, but he can

[@engr.h.mbasirijaz1249]

😂😂🤣

[@lincolnortiz2083]

🤣😂😂

[@kurokun07]

😭😭😂

[@denizc4107]

ANATOLY KARPOV!!

[@comradesusiwolf1599]

Wwww 🦊

[@fco2172]

Misha: "if I wanted to draw I would've brought my freaking crayons, Anatoly"

[@burnsmac4187]

Nice

[@maximusthedude8305]

This is the best comment here lol

[@billtracy]

Criminally Underrated Comment

[@lorenzfortuna7297]

Underrated comment🤣🤣🤣

[@yumelang9432]

Lol

[@AFGuidesHD]

Damn this kid be like "Nooo I can still beat this guy" lmao

[@WillysStuff]

Oh hey, didn't expect to see u here lol

[@samarthjain5015]

Maybe he's like All or Nothing. He's a kid, no wonder he's bored of a draw.

[@TheGuitarded1]

Karpov: "If he dies, he dies."

[@raindoset5408]

"He took my soldiers,so i took his life" -Karpov

[@comradesusiwolf1599]

What shape is the universe

[@diasspeed]

Hahahahaha!

[@dygardkuroyuri2624]

"Only A Matter Of Time" - Karpov

[@lewisaino]

He will respect authority lol.

[@papudepapus6829]

"Kid shows potential in boxing" Russians:we invite mike tayson

[@giacomocasanova2418]

This is more the than just potential

[@virtueleague2005]

from punch-out

[@shawn6925]

Mama

[@notachannel447]

they did this....with a girl no less

[@blackwatch2516]

@@notachannel447 Is there a video or something?

[@fahadus]

The meme will be completed in a few years when Misha finally defeats Karpov.

[@psmonish8735]

Until then it seems to go on

[@eminkilicaslan8945]

I unfortunately read somewhere he dropped off chess after that

[@fahadus]

@@eminkilicaslan8945 He didn't. He was on this show again a year later and played the world contender at the time, took Karpov's advice as well. I don't think they're going after the the whole youngest GM thing like everyone thought they might, but he's still training and participating.

[@macmiller9510]

If Karpov is still alive...

[@janniklechner8273]

@@macmiller9510 anatoly is gonna lose on time, he better accept a draw

[@Amuzic]

If you are wondering what made him cheered up in the end...it's not the medal or anything...it was the book signed by Karpov. The moment he got the book, his mood changed. What a legend...both of them.

[@scottwarren4998]

Before the show, karpov told Misha's family what moves Misha should play. The year old remembered the 10 moves to play, that's all Misha did. The 3 year old has no talent at all. The tv just wanted some views. that's why this game happened

[@bloxer9563]

@@scottwarren4998 💀

[@BioTheHuman]

​@@scottwarren4998But they boy did chess puzzles at the end

[@curllum]

@@scottwarren4998you must be fun at parties

[@Psyralov]

@@scottwarren4998 S O U R C E ?

[@coolboy9979]

Not gonna lie. When he was announcing Anatoly, his walk and the reaction of misha made me feel like I am watching wrestling

[@bruhmoment1835]

Tbh any normal person will get the chills if they see Anatoly Karpov walking towards them

[@zah936]

wwe

[@SR71_Blackbird]

Wait!!! That's Antoly's music!!! What's he doing here?!?!

[@milo-ru3hc]

@@SR71_Blackbird chess commentators and pro wrestling commentators should switch jobs for a day.

[@vincentjohnflorio]

Not gonna lie. The exercises he did at the end, one of the checkmates surprised me and he would've beaten me. I mean, most people would because I am bad at chess, but he also would have.

[@Wallenberg125]

Misha: First time learn how to boil chicken eggs Host: Release Gordon Ramsay *Boss music*

[@GODfearingrooni]

Lol the same with singing but with Simon Cowell

[@gendre2801]

@@GODfearingrooni somebody did that to connie talbot. but she won the got talent tho lol.

[@hh-zm9gr]

What you made is absolute trash.

[@mrdude9671]

Not host , but RUSSIAN.

[@user-eh7wi2bn5n]

F

[@collrath8882]

Kid: wins his first fight Russians: good! Now call john cena

[@johndoublew3060]

Now call Mike Tyson

[@feelthunder123]

Now call the rock

[@hoonghoonghoong2252]

We can all khabib

[@770XD]

k approved this comment

[@robocop1472]

John, get on the phone with Vasiliy Khamotiskiy

[@shaunk6822]

Karpov smiling like a proud grandfather is so wholesome!

[@coverdrive0073]

At 3 years of age i tried to eat a bishop

[@azurazahari5813]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ibr6193]

I tried to. That is how I got excommunicated :(

[@kingkrispy5289]

Atheism 300

[@goode612]

At 3 years old I called the cops for no reason.

[@Kurszt]

Some Kids at the age of 3 is eaten by some Bishops

[@numandina]

"Are you going easy on him?" "I never go easy" "I was talking to Misha" LMFAO

[@katnip2u]

Husam, that's Max Galkin to you ;; Макс Галкин

[@seanli8120]

Jack he’s three tho

[@fgjf1079]

Bunch of A-holes making a kid cry.

[@MaxWolop]

Husam Aldahiyat I was your 1K like, btw that’s really funny! xD

[@elimarburger1659]

@Jackal he just ran out of time, which isn't really all his fault since they kept asking him questions.

[@lukaslawrence8863]

“- Are you going easy? - I never go easy. - No, I asked Misha.” xD

[@rocketpencil5948]

When?

[@giulianodenardi7654]

- I never go easy. Minutes later ( 8:25 ) - The time is equal, let's have a draw?

[@richardhobbs7360]

@Iwwy Iw Karpov definitely went some what easy, but found the middle ground, went hard on him, but gave him the opportunity of drawing

[@richardhobbs7360]

@Iwwy Iw yeah, thank fuck I’m from England so we kinda leaned into that, made a step to go through that door, then decided it’s better to not

[@richardhobbs7360]

@Iwwy Iw I wouldn’t say we haven’t gone full stupid, I mean they have no idea what they are doing with schools regarding COVID, one minute it’s biz as usual, the next we have 2 months online school

[@LshinsuN]

His self control at holding back tears with his possible first loss in the presence of a huge audience is mind blowing. Hats off to this young child for such a commendable maturity level at such a tender age. Love to Misha, Karpov and all the people out there ❤

[@Invocated_Agitator]

Hats off to his PARENTS! THEY made him this way. If only we all could have such great parenting this world would be a 1000 times better place.

[@sam3524]

Misha: starts crying The audience: 👏👏👏👏👏👏😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@r0ddore]

STOP 😭😂

[@billyblood8993]

Misha: humiliated in front of his idol on live TV Audience: ...and I took that hilariously.

[@piotrgodzik1111]

Who wouldn't

[@Spoonishpls]

He was crying, I was crying

[@owithani]

not gonna lie I laughed when he was crying "mommy". the old man made him cry like that lmao

[@thepriestofvaranasi]

I have watched the meme so many times that I feel wierd to see Anatoly Karpov's entrance without the Boss Music.

[@yellowbee2954]

Jajajajaja bro sameeeee, even the drums That sounds at the beginning are similar to the drums of the boss’s music 🤣

[@Biondo30Hz]

same here

[@0of103]

*Weird

[@khatler2610]

Relatable

[@loslingos1232]

And the kid not cry at the start.

[@xxasifxx]

Kid didn't lose by checkmate, but by time Absolute mad lad

[@VARIOUShorses]

I mean I could lose on time to Karpov. Not to rob the kid of an amazing achievement for his age, but losing on time isn't exactly hard, even against Karpov - it's that he was actually able to play against Karpov at all that's impressive.

[@necrago]

@@VARIOUShorses true, since you can just play 2-3 moves and lose to time (or a few more if you're decent)

[@shmabadu]

@@necrago and I’d doubt Karpov would compliment me on my moves, nor offer a draw.

[@necrago]

@@shmabadu true

[@parallel2795]

@@shmabadu Its obvious he was trying not to hurt the kids feelings, the kid is literally rated like 1100 according to FIDE. Karpov is around like 2600. And I'm not tryna bash the kid. Hes extraordinarily good at his age, and when he gets older he will most likely become a greater chess player. But Karpov isnt complimenting his moves because they are good or offering a draw because they have an equal position, hes complimenting them because Misha is literally 4 and Karpov doesnt want to seem like the guy that makes kids cry

[@PatrickTheMemer]

When crying he still went up to get the metal, not deterred by embarrassment. A true gigachad

[@JustwaitNwatch-w]

Who came here from the meme where misha starts crying when host announces anotoli karpov 😂😂😂

[@roargamer007]

me 😁

[@gottziehtalles7215]

Me too, one of the best I have seen in a wile

[@StingerGamez8481]

Ah yes final Chess Souls boss

[@mateusz11123]

Of corse, me

[@mago32443]

Yes

[@DaCorbett]

American/Canadian crowds when a kid cries: awwww Russain crowds when a kid cries: *claps*

[@GyatSpit50Gaming]

I think they were clapping to him for him to has his motivation back and that he did well

[@marybell2002]

lol! Kids are so coddled here. Actually grown men are coddled here, I love how the old guy directly told him he needed to pay more attention to time.

[@monokuma8075]

They claps and say молодец, it meana well done or something like that

[@user-gy6fq3lu7q]

@@marybell2002 Old guy? He's a champion!!!

[@elanadavis8491]

The crowd was cheering Молодец (Molodets), which is said to congratulate someone on a job well done.

[@christiangaming_rosey6345]

He looked like he was trying so hard not to cry but at that age kids really don't have control over their emotions. Didn't seem like he was being a bad sport and throwing a tantrum, just overwhelmed

[@divanosoba9658]

yeah, no kiddin

[@dumdum6711]

well ofc he was overwhelmed look at all the people shouting and cheering combined with the fact he was going against a champion must be nerve racking for a child

[@myfartstinks]

And he is 3 at that time

[@hitrapperandartistdababy]

@@dumdum6711 yes and it was even a suprise. And then you have that fucking commentator speaking his mind making dumb remarks constantly even when Misha keeps going “i’m thinking” this is why you shut up during chess matches. This was heavily stacked against the kid. I hope it didnt break his spirit and that he doesnt give up

[@christiangaming_rosey6345]

@@hitrapperandartistdababy It was so annoying when he did that. In a match between two adults I'm sure no one would dare interrupt but he goes right ahead and rushes someone playing c h e s s.

[@manson.oldboy]

kid has more mental that most league of legend players

[@jackxbartel8070]

Still can't believe Anatoly is 2016 years old.

[@cookieking1996]

That’s actually insane

[@sharklibur2980]

Fr unbelievable

[@deep_cuts2019]

I mean no wonder he’s so good at chess with all that time to improve

[@Jose-Campos.]

LOL

[@rgbarrios0331]

💀

[@t8spy526]

Karpov: Draw? Misha: *Thats when i took it personally*

[@nunyabusiness8498]

I think it was a pity offer because the kid was low on time and karpov was already up so much in material.

[@essaalnoon1768]

KEEP IT 669

[@LshowKnows]

@@nunyabusiness8498 Yeah, he knew the kid was gonna cry. The last 2 "I´m thinking" sounded like sobbing, so by giving him a draw he wanted to prevent the kid from crying or/and giving up

[@blushingralseiuwu2222]

@@LshowKnows that cry is frustration cry, not sad cry. Its cry from realizing how far he need to work to get into that high level ceiling.

[@LshowKnows]

@@blushingralseiuwu2222 You really think a 3 years old kid was crying because he came to the conclusion he needed to work more to face him again?

[@The_Honcho]

It’s crazy how young he is. The crying isn’t even being a sore loser or dramatic, it’s literally just the thought process of a toddler.

[@Pretency]

Yep they cry all the time.

[@littleblueboy9780]

I know, he's so impressive and it made me feel bad that people judge him for crying

[@agin1519]

Also people who are super competitive and talented who don’t often have the experience of losing, irrespective of age!

[@YedidahMVO]

Of a toddler? I'd cry like that just waking in 😬

[@DadsAnime]

You said it perfectly! What a genius that young man is.

[@notfeedynotlazy]

"What is Misha doing?" "He's trying to beat me." There's respect in that line.

[@Raindrop_2401]

The way the title is written makes it seem like Karpov is 2016 years old. He is an ancient chess demon who has finally been awakened specifically for this battle

[@dv9239]

I'm wheezing 😂

[@Nasionek]

My God that comment made me die from laugh 🤣🤣🤣

[@captainnyet9855]

"this clock says you have ten minutes to live"

[@ryoujika]

LMAOOOO

[@jcummins10]

Jesus this had me laughing for a min

[@James-xw8li]

Kid: you can’t beat me Announcer: I know but he can Karpov walks on stage

[@soulburner8095]

*Boss theme starts playing

[@daffaratsmawan584]

I understood that reference

[@aurorademyanova1728]

Galkin: Imma bout to end this kid's career

[@thineevee7345]

@@daffaratsmawan584 ok

[@ty------]

@@daffaratsmawan584 i understood THAT reference

[@JoannaJedrzejczyksForehead]

Can you imagine a 3 year old, regardless of genius, having to go out in front of lights and a crowd like that?

[@DylansLapplandSimping]

And then get asked questions all the time and suddenly he lost bc of time. Well, nah I wouldn't like that

[@Elkhose]

I hated how they kept distracting him and asking him questions during his own time... It's enough sitting in front of all these lights and people who know nothing about chess etiquette clapping and distracting the boy at every second... I wish we could've seen the real progression of this game...

[@TheBanderson22]

@Czterdziestysiódmy Are you high? The more noise the more people the more distracted. You think thats unique to adults? Lmao. Most adults don't even perform well under pressure, yet a 3 year old is immune? Everything in their environment in novel at that age. They have no perceptual filter. The fact that he could focus as long as he could was remarkable.

[@brandodamnbro]

I felt bad for that kid, but at least he will be a chess god for the rest of his life.

[@bldjln3158]

@@Elkhose He was also given eight minutes to compensate for the distractions.

[@rahulanudevi2912]

The way his mother consoled him and he stopped crying..he definitely is going to be best cause he is backed by strong mama!!❤

[@inakizabala5001]

Commentary guy: “That’s why we found a strong rival for you” Little Misha: “Why do I hear boss music?”

[@SniperGhost]

A recent comment. Here have a reply

[@CartanSubalgebra]

Lmfao

[@georgew5038]

I've been laughing at this comment for 10 minutes

[@allanrichard668]

i was thinking of commenting the exact thing

[@Colin666]

I will become god of the new world

[@lmh1989]

“But Misha, I’ll admit to you, I cannot run. That’s why we invite a cheetah”

[@himlolo]

Misha, I'll admit to you i can't shoot, which is why we invited a pro. Number 1 in committing war crimes, 500 children killed recently, billions of dollars from America funneled in, IDF troop!

[@muzankibutsuji622]

Misha, I’ll admit to you, I can’t use the dark side of the force to destroy planets, That’s why we invite *Darth Nihilus!*

[@doodkfkrpekfmfmrke4998]

@@muzankibutsuji622 dork

[@loslingos1232]

@@doodkfkrpekfmfmrke4998 Shut up. Watch Star Wars and you will like it.

[@salt8606]

@@doodkfkrpekfmfmrke4998 go back to the 2000s pal. Star wars fans are cool now.

[@enriquej8047]

Kid: learns how to kick a ball Russians: bring Ronaldo!

[@faisalt9447]

“Both of them”

[@JeromeProductions]

LOL

[@progamerzzz1237]

Messi*

[@Napoleon.82]

@@progamerzzz1237 both*

[@marianoledesmaestraviz1411]

Misha:i learn to paint Russia:there is Pablo Picasso

[@ShameezhYT]

other countries : This kid has potential let's train him. Russia : This kid has potential, let's make him fight the final boss.

[@oracle372]

Stolen

[@LadderVictims]

@@oracle372 like seriously can a 3yr old kid even talk? He's sure test tube baby

[@is.a.bell.a8700]

@@LadderVictims Of course 3 year olds can speak lmfao.

[@oracle372]

@@LadderVictims Uh, yeah? 3 year olds can talk. I was absolutely fluent in English at the ages of 2 to 3

[@notyourdaddude1957]

@@oracle372 But not as smart as this kid obviously

[@aapkefather1872]

Jokes aside, the boy really played well. Most of us won't stand a game against him.

[@danisirooszadeh7305]

I expected to be demolished by Anatoly Karpov

[@astroboy6203]

the moment i moved my first pawn thats my checkmate

[@Syrianlove678]

Chess? Never heard of em

[@patheticsnowman1755]

I’m good at checkers?

[@Neverstopgamingco]

Fr i wish he would've chose more time than 10 minutes

[@praftwo5754]

"are you going easy?" Anatoly: No, i never go easy "I'm asking Misha" DUDE THAT WAS SICK

[@romanschweiger3254]

Your comment has 69 likes so i cant like it

[@ShadowFri3nd]

Karpov was like: *NO MERCY, NO EVEN FOR KIDS*

[@potatoguy1098]

@@romanschweiger3254 now you can

[@envyreanilarsa]

Timestamp?

[@finno2679]

@@envyreanilarsa 6:12

[@dadeii__]

Its weirder without the boss music

[@Loki78678]

I m here only because of that

[@epicwolfrun7000]

“I can’t duel with lightsabers, that’s why I invited anakin skywalker”

[@pabzon5991]

Wait...

[@ordinarywizard6706]

“Master Skywalker, what are we going to do?”

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

Don't worry young Misha. I'll protect you.

[@canisgoeswoof5009]

you what?

[@doncomedia9022]

I mean, it's not like he would have any problem with destroying a kid tho

[@serresie7e]

Misha didn't survive 10 minutes against Anatoly Karpov, Anatoly Karpov survived 10 minutes against Misha

[@GhostMotion7]

Karpov didn’t survived 10 minutes against Misha, *WE* survived 10 minutes against Misha.

[@lp2628]

were lucky that we survived 3.9 years of mishas existence

[@marples8453]

george i love you

[@manuelp7472]

Makes no sense either way. He lost because of time.

[@heysus2014]

STFU

[@beckonerseven9517]

The kid was upset cause he actually believed he had it in him to win if he had more time. He had no concept of limits. The confidence and determination in this boy is impressive.

[@jantheking7028]

He probably never got destroyed to that extent in any other chess game.

[@four4444Function]

I mean we all have to face defeat at some point. Besides, little kids are very self-centered. Either way, Misha is molodec because it's incredible to play like this for a 3- years old.

[@FemkjeMW]

It's good to lose and get upset so they can grow and learn for later that they aren't the best and should always grow more and more

[@AtoZ-fk8rw]

@@four4444Function exactly, but it's a good motivation to be better

[@four4444Function]

@@AtoZ-fk8rw, sure, as long as it doesn't get traumatic

[@ProConClay]

A quick hug from mom and the boy was all good. Wholesome as it gets.

[@thebel89]

Me as 3 years old: Eating dirt, struggling to talk Misha as 3 years old: Playing chess against Grandmaster in front of live audience, not accepting draw when offered by frickin' Karpov

[@Emperordgualica]

That kid will most likely attempt against beating Karpov in a few years if he still does play chess after that.

[@autist7157]

imo most geniuses are made, not born. so at least the blame goes to your parents and not you lol

[@treasuremage7546]

@@autist7157 No diamond ever shines its brightest unless it's cut and polished.

[@sebastiandork5509]

Soviets.

[@icyboy771z]

@@autist7157 not really. Alot is natural talent although hard work plays a part but talent is like your maximum cap.

[@YabaiModding]

3 year old that not only knows how to talk, but also uses chess notation, solves problems like nothing and on top refused a draw with Karpov? Absolute legend.

[@tspeakstlives]

I'm intrigued, just wow. So amazed by this kid. I can't wait to see what the future holds for him! One thing worries me though: I hope he isn't robbed of his childhood

[@nightwarrior7368]

And I play FORTNITE!! 😂

[@gunter6377]

@@nightwarrior7368 are you 3 tho?

[@JesusLopez-xz3qw]

@@tspeakstlives what you say is KEY, I read a lot of genious kids end up in deep frustration because they can't keep up with expectations and even fall into depression after being introduced prematurely to non-kid scenarios. Hope everything goes well for this kid...

[@hermanbarnes1983]

@Random Weeb your a clown for judging other people’s opinions

[@feelthunder123]

Announcer: “are you ready to play?” Kid: “Yeah :)” Announcer: *”anyways, I summoned satan”*

[@jericho_953]

If u win you will rule the kingdom of Hell!

[@Ebola_Cola]

**Doom music starts playing**

[@marymazzanti2073]

Lol 😂

[@jackle2766]

@@Ebola_Cola that battle is eternal

[@PlatonAltei]

анносер это Галкин?

[@Roq-stone]

Now, that was really remarkable! He was disappointed to lose but he bounced back so vibrantly. Very strong personality. At 3, I didn’t even have a brain yet. 😅

[@InviZ.]

Can we take a moment to appreciate how well the moderator handled the situation? Offering the crying boy to go to his mom, then gifting him the prizes and letting him solve some puzzles to build his confidence up again

[@KaaptnIglo]

yeah... Good that he did, because the all concept was borderline creepy

[@hrsmp]

To be fair, many chess players would consider the opportinity to play against world champion as a gift in itself.

[@tsonginamo]

@@hrsmp had a game with a national player in my country 6 years ago. I was so happy and honoured playing with him even he defeated me with only 16 moves. LOL

[@grg150svr2009]

It wasn't creepy at all. The kid is upset because he is competitive yet he needs more time to develope and reach his top level as a player. Of course, he is only three years old but the fact that he got to play in front of this crowd and with a champion and only lost due to TIME is something outstanding.

[@KaaptnIglo]

@grg150 a 3 year old playing chess is not creepy. A 3 year old being upset because he lost is not creepy. A 3 year old playing chess in front of a crowd, spotlight, cameras etc. IS, as I said, borderline creepy.

[@DiscoverTheUnknown]

Misha: Mom, I got A+ on mathe- Russians: We invitied Albert Einstein to the studio

[@jimmydan9093]

@Tesla-Effect who told you that?

[@hastur-thekinginyellow8115]

Russian: We invited Albert Einstein to the studio! Audience: ??? *Rotting decayed corpse stitched back together with a pulsating black soul gem surrounded by a sickly purplish-green aura stitched into his open heart cavity shambles into the studio* Kid and Audience: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *flees building*

[@redox6160]

@Tesla-Effect it doesn't matter cause einstein was jew.

[@abuDA-bt6ei]

@@redox6160 wow based

[@Oof-th5hz]

@@redox6160 based, lmao

[@Henu_K]

Things that make three-year-olds cry in Russia: - Falling off a slide and hurting their knees - Accidentally breaking a glass and Dad getting angry - Being defeated at chess by a grandmaster

[@notafbiagent473]

In Russia if a 3 year old fell off a slide there would be a crater

[@nashnair498]

Btw Misha is a grandmaster. Anatoly is World Champion, All-Time legend.

[@nashnair498]

@Nospotic you are right.

[@expertivy2655]

@Nospotic which is still impressive because he is like 7 maybe 8. once he is like 17 maybe younger he will be a grandmaster for sure

[@expertivy2655]

@Nospotic he will probably get it before I just just guessed hell at 3 his rating was high enough to be in the top 20 for U.S. kids 7 and under

[@charlesfugere4690]

Karpov looks at mishka with such pride 😢😊 its heartwarming

[@kamalii001]

Announcer: Are you going easy? Anatoly Karpov: No, I never go easy. Announcer: I was asking Misha. That announcer nailed that one.

[@danteydantes8415]

ikr

[@JustwaitNwatch-w]

Copying someone's comments 😂😂

[@danteydantes8415]

@@JustwaitNwatch-w how tf you cant copy a quote

[@kamalii001]

@@JustwaitNwatch-w Oh noes...I posted a quote from a video that is pretty awesome, and maybe someone else posted it before. Oh noes...it's the end of the world! Please forgive me for causing you such distress! I'm so sorry!

[@JustwaitNwatch-w]

@@kamalii001 ohk i forgive you 😂😂😂😂

[@_lost._.zeny_]

The fact that Anatoly offered a draw to not make him loose on time. Such a great sportsperson.

[@julioverne579]

And he bravely refused. Twice.

[@nicolbolas8758]

he should Steamroll him and laugh in his face :D with words YOU WILL NEVER be a champion

[@scottwarren4998]

Before the show, karpov told Misha's family what moves Misha should play. The year old remembered the 10 moves to play, that's all Misha did. The 3 year old has no talent at all. The tv just wanted some views. that's why this game happened

[@bloxer9563]

@@scottwarren4998 💀

[@fabriciopena5577]

@@scottwarren4998 Misha resolvió los acertijos de ajedrez después xd

[@jiayuho3459]

I think Anatoly Karpov offered a draw because he knew Misha was likely to lose due to the time and didn't want to break his heart, which is so sweet considering the smile he gives Misha endearingly :D

[@sepg5084]

Yes, and Misha was a No Retreat No Surrender kind of kid.

[@speedking7224]

Guess he took Stalin's words to heart. "In the soviet army it takes more courage to retreat than to advance."

[@winter1353]

@@sepg5084 "no one steps back"

[@Phantom-ez4zv]

he even wanted to add to the game time at the begining of the game but the kid refuse, he anticipated what will happen....

[@eps3154]

100% he was so gentle and nurturing Misha's talent. He didn't want to embarrass him. I have so much respect for him after this clip. What a gentleman

[@TheItalianMafia]

The fact that he lost on time and not on checkmate against a *grandmaster* is just amazing Edit: Bro I was just tryna say he wasn't Checkmated so fast like Gotham Did blindfolded chillax

[@kaydens6964]

Lose on time is not hard, just saying...

[@DrunkNugget]

@@kaydens6964 thanks for providing another 3 year olds perspective. Didn’t know it was so easy for you guys, good for you

[@stinky635]

@@kaydens6964you three year olds must be exquisite at chess holy shmoly

[@gravity_cow]

As a former three year old, I can confirm However I've since unfortunately lost my talents decades ago

[@baden271]

@@DrunkNugget Even a sloth will lose on time. Being checkmated actually requires you to know how to play a legal moves.

[@mishtaromaniello8295]

Interesting to note that for his age, he didn’t start crying immediately after he lost. He tried his very best to hold his composure and be a good sport until his toddler instincts took over. Obviously a really bright kid with maturity before one should even possess it.

[@JohnFloss]

hes like 20 now

[@Oscar.224]

@@JohnFlossmisha? This was in 2016. Hes 3 here, so.. 2016-3=2013 and 2013+20=2033 so that cant be right. Hes 10 now, actually.

[@JohnFloss]

@@Oscar.224 i know i was only trolling

[@ghostraider1169]

@@JohnFloss lamest troll ive ever seen...

[@NamelessTheHater]

@@ghostraider1169 fr

[@dn8579]

The kid is a fighter. Knew who his opponent was, and still had every desire to win. Wanted to win so much, he cried.

[@Ulver27]

And now he learned how to lose.

[@bonminanda8096]

He's Russian.

[@kakashihatake6176]

@@Ulver27 ?

[@Ulver27]

@@kakashihatake6176 What?

[@loomster4521]

@@Ulver27 mhm! sometimes you lose it life, hes still great tho :)

[@Mikasks]

I like how Anatoly Karpov said "I never go easy" as to not disrespect Misha on this match even though he's 3! Amazing sportsmanship from Karpov there.

[@puckeymax]

But that "I ask Misha" break it, even if that's a joke

[@Mikasks]

@@puckeymax damn gw udah puluhan tahun hirup oksigen juga

[@christopherg1288]

I mean, I think he was legitimately telling the truth as well as being considerate. Karpov I mean, with that statement “I never go easy”. That didn’t look like the play of someone who was going easy on his opponent to me. They did only get to move 17 and Karpov was up a pawn with probably a better structure. Probably best the kid flagged before Anatoly started picking things off and getting into middlegame tactics where pieces hang and stuff. Lol reminds me of my dad playing my female cousin once. He snatched up her queen and insensitively exclaimed “queen takes queen!” As he did it and she yelled “NO!!!” And started crying. She was like probably significantly older than this kid. Maybe even double his age or more... Who knows though. Maybe he did go a little easy. Idrk I’d have to look at the game again Edit: okay maybe I’m wrong. Only thing that makes me think so is the last move Karpov played, d5, which isn’t a bad move or anything but there were slightly better options maybe and he could have at least snagged a pawn on f5 if he wanted to be materialistic but i mean idk it’s possible he just liked d5 i guess. Engine gives Karpov at least a -3 ~-2.9 advantage in the final position

[@igorbednarski8048]

@@christopherg1288 1) he had just two minutes with no increment, he's basically playing bullet chess, even the best players in the world don't play super accurately in such circumstances and Karpov is long past his prime (still a GM, but probably closer to 2500-2600) 2) he's not 100% focused on the game, he's distracted by talking to Misha and the host

[@TheInterestingLifeofParks]

I think without the host being around. Game would of been better. Kid trying to think

[@sliceserve234]

3 years old! And the announcer and Tolya handled him so well. Wonderful.

[@nromashchenko]

Presenter: "Misha, that's the book of Karpov signed by him for you!" Misha: "Thanks I can't read"

[@andresvila7818]

Jajajajajajaja

[@Kanalzi]

😂😂😂😂😂 like africans

[@olivernorth7418]

Lol are you joking? The boy read multiple chess textbooks and knew all of the names of the letters on the board. Being able to read at age 3 is not that big a deal.

[@nanieve4296]

@@olivernorth7418 Surely he is joking

[@olivernorth7418]

@@nanieve4296 Well it's not a funny one because it's painfully obvious the 3 year old here is far more intelligent than people 10 years older than him

[@mrkreepers1489]

After all these years Karpov still makes his opponents cry.

[@zoheirkhelfa2796]

Mr Kreepers lmaooooo

[@angel17099096]

Mr Kreepers jajajajajaja

[@justitionarulromaniei5439]

Yea. You are completely right xD

[@smogblazer4509]

Low blow lol

[@json_n]

Lol he was just 5+ or something. Life is more losing than winning. The kid needs to learn that. Crying is fine, we all cry.

[@gregpayne8097]

It’s absolutely amazing that a child this young is so intelligent and has incredible emotional control. Imagine the pressure, the crowd, versus a world champion, on live television.

[@therexbellator]

I'm a little concerned, I hope I'm wrong, but putting this kid up on stage in front of hundreds and surprising him with an opponent like that for entertainment for the masses could very well be scarring. Everything we know about kid performers, be they actors or athletes or anything that's demanding and high pressure, is that they can easily end up on a bad path. We've seen it time and time again. I hope his parents balance out whatever his training regimen is and let him be a child. I'd hate to hear in a few years that he's struggling with emotional scars or drug abuse or something else because he wasn't allowed to be a kid. (and a preemptive fuck you to the chest-thumping chauvinists who will no doubt chime in thinking that 'tough love' and kicking kids around is a good way of building character.)

[@js5791]

Rex Bellator yeah honestly I’d just keep chess a hobby this disturbs me a bit there’s way too much needless pressure on him

[@darkcy9493]

Its not. Its a kid, he dont realize all that, I mean, he know there are a crowd, and he know that he are against the world champion, but we get new fears during life, induced by experiences, society, culture and even media. He are too young to realize the pressure of all that things.

[@Istrianprincess]

I don’t get why people are being so serious about it. He cried for like 30 seconds, kids his age will cry over the littlest of things

[@Frarharn]

@@therexbellator Don't put your personal insecurities up there with a "preemptive fuck you" if you don't know what you are talking about. Life isn't sugar-coated and making children live in an artificial environment where everybody wins makes for an even worse psychological scarring once they get older and step out of their parents' house. I'd much rather have my kids ready for the chaos of life than let them have "a childhood" that makes them believe the world spins around them at all times. You and the likes of you are part of the opiate problem in this country, you're not fooling anyone with your leftist bullshit. Have some diligence.

[@Alkalite]

Holy hell, what a kid (and a mom), so well mannered on top of being a genius. Also, I'm glad Karpov didn't go easy on him, but it's too bad he lost on time. I'm sure Karpov was enjoying the match as much as anyone.

[@CottonyAlmonds]

He cries because he's suddenly just so overwhelmed. He needed to come back down to earth with his mum for a bit

[@everlasting9292]

Absolutely. He held in a lot of anxiety and acted so mature, but he's still only 3 and everybody needs a moment with Mom now and then! He played against and was complimented by a hero of his!! That's like if my costumes were praised by Richard Taylor or Ann Maskrey or I got to direct a show produced by Lin-Manuel Miranda!

[@fesica398]

Yeah and it seemed like he understood that he doesn't need to be upset even says it but just couldn't handle the emotions.

[@EddyGameVlogBoy]

You're right. He's only 3 years old. Just because he's intelligent, doesn't mean he's not a toddler.

[@mikeolithory898]

He started crying like a baby after acting like a successful business man 😂

[@emartin29]

@@mikeolithory898 he's 3 years old.

[@EmperorZ19]

"Misha Osipov (3 yo) vs Anatoly Karpov (2016)" Anatoly looks good for being over two thousand years old.

[@ElPro-cf7pq]

Don't underestimate the power of karpov

[@m7thena]

😂😂

[@ellgndd5343]

Bro was friends with jesus

[@KevvyHeikkinen]

@@ellgndd5343 this is the greatest yet most underrated comment ever

[@Bob31415]

He works out.

[@crastid7542]

The fact that at age 3 he only lost on time to a grandmaster and didn’t get completely demolished in 2 minutes is amazing, this man will be the best in the world one day.

[@adhamhalim2928]

i dont really understand what is “lost on time” mean btw, enlight me up?

[@zekebednarczuk5739]

@@adhamhalim2928 “lost on time” means that misha ran out of time on his clock. Competitive chess is usually played where each player has a limited amount of time to move their pieces. If you run out of time, you lose. In this situation, to even out the skill difference, Karpov was only given 2 minutes, while misha was given 10.

[@ペラレスジェーロイド]

Somebody needs to make an anime base on this hahah

[@leonardovaldivia5200]

Artificial inteligence: "I doubt it."

[@keiranmarley4052]

You think anotoly was going to play top level against the kid?

[@NYRobb82]

This kid learned the valuable lesson of defeat, hard at such a tender age. But an invaluable lesson non the less.

[@hallucy2215]

good if it wasn't televised, they ruined it for him

[@flamingwheel9926]

He's quite good at not crying for a 3 year old, I remember screaming my lungs out because I lost my dinosaur toy that was in my hand

[@Kaodusanya]

yea but were you raised by a russian mom?

[@pixxL_]

My little brother loved annoying me a ton when he was 3, and I hated him

[@Duwimass]

@@pixxL_ Should have appreciate that u have a lil bro. He was trying to playing and wanted having fun with you. My lil bro also do that, But its not a big problem

[@pixxL_]

@@Duwimass True, but it's still annoying how he did these things when he was 3-4 1. Scribbled all over my homework with permanent marker and almost got me in trouble 2. Ripped up bookmarks and really anything I make out of paper and accidentally leave out 3. Destroyed everything I built out of lego/play dough, even if it took 2 hours and expected me to rebuild it (only) for him in 3 minutes or else he will scream and cry, and I get yelled at by my parents. And I don't get anything. What a great deal. 4. This isn't as bad, but whenever I did something, he would attempt to copy it and get every bit of credit. He'd get compliments for 1 minute straight. He also did it wrong. If I said it? "ok. good job. So, today for lunch we have.." Good thing he's not as bad now. He's trying his best not to annoy me as much, but still annoys me sometimes. Really feels good knowing he won't destroy my stuff now and won't always be a bit spoiled like he was before.

[@Duwimass]

@@pixxL_ Dude, You just write the entire life essay.. lol jkjk

[@Olivia-no2hl]

This kid is truly a marvel. He’d rather lose on time than accept a draw. He was upset about his loss but still went back up on the stage like a professional.

[@wii1644]

​@@CommonerLans Easy there buddy

[@resra45]

@@CommonerLans hol up.

[@CommonerLans]

@@resra45 wanna join me and olivia mate lol

[@CommonerLans]

@@wii1644 i never go easy.. i am HARDCORE lol

[@resra45]

@@CommonerLans no man I am good. Just inform me when the baby is ready.

[@Baresi-Unico-Capitano]

Polite and yet very confident in his own ability. That's why he started crying. He couldn't as yet comprehend that it was ok to lose to a champion. But in his mind, he thought he shouldn't be losing. Mind of a champion to be.

[@GwyndolinOwO]

yeah i think its stuff like that thats hard to get rid of at such a young age. Even if someone flat out told me i was going to lose (assuming its true) or that i had to do something emotionally taxing i probably would cry at that age too. but if he keeps doing competitions i think he'll have a good spirit.

[@jigsaw2253]

Stfu

[@RandomPerson-js6cc]

@@jigsaw2253 lol ok

[@yourjunes]

@@jigsaw2253 Saw movies are trash

[@user-xn3kt6bn5r]

@@yourjunes The first one's a low budget masterpiece. It dropped of quickly afterwards.

[@carsilk2492]

The value of losing is often unappreciated, but it's a powerful tool to help you learn to do better next time. Nice work Misha

[@AdrianRodriguez-zs1lo]

It was nice seeing a kid his age react the way he did. He's still a child at heart but he is incredibly talented. I'm proud of that little man

[@AdrianRodriguez-zs1lo]

@@e.l.2630 You right lmao

[@talentlesscommenter1329]

He is a child at head, brain, hair, skull, bones, arm, leg, nose, ear, toe, eye, shoulder, neck, chest, and muscle.

[@tommydiefritte]

@@e.l.2630 I'd like to upgrade to "toddler". A toddler that would crush every one of us in chess like nothing. ^^

[@Gloomyraindrop]

@some dude’s comment Talented, skilled, intelligent more like. Not very many kids have this understanding of an intellectual game, they're kids for a reason. Hell, not even many adults have the intelligence to play chess. This kid is already this good at only freaking 3 years old playing against an elder, imagine him in 10-20 years.

[@egzabiheryemsgen4982]

@@talentlesscommenter1329 not in brain. He is far beyond 99.999 percent of kids his age, and 97 percent of adults.

[@mohammadaminsarabi6207]

Karpov: you ran out of time. Misha: im 3... you old man.. you dont have enough time.😎

[@tsuol7296]

Gotta love this

[@himanshuatri8198]

😂😂😂

[@elijahgarma4894]

Thats dark bro.. gotta admit i laughed so hard..

[@sopsopsop6220]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@redoarceneaux1203]

mohammad amin sarabi BROO HAHAH Y U GOTTA DO THAT LMAOO

[@blueberryoatmeal4009]

"I don't need a draw offer. I just need some peace and quiet, goddamnit" - Misha

[@ariannasv22]

Honestly he seemed so distracted by the show host talking so much lmao

[@josemanuico5613]

Fischer agrees

[@BBC600]

@@ariannasv22 Yes, chess is a game of concentration.

[@ButterflyThatTouchesTheMoon]

Kids has gone further in his life in 3 years than most of have at 34. Good on him. All the best.

[@leobriccocola8141]

It's amazing how well and clearly he can converse and understand, Practically forgot he was a 3-yo until the end. I was trying to eat door knobs at his age.

[@sebastiangorka200]

Its the power of parents reading books to you at a young age

[@JustSomeBrazilian]

My sister was eating her own shi* at 3

[@mydeadsaint]

I dont even remember anything

[@yes4220]

Mmmm yes, yummy doorknobs

[@대뇨]

@@mydeadsaint same lol

[@ShreyasBharadwaj]

This is how you breed champions .. Grandmaster Karpov played a 3 year old with the same intensity as anybody else.. Pretending to lose to a kid would do the kid no good in the future.

[@yadasampatidasa8690]

He should have let him finish the game at least, or give him 5 more minutes

[@Alexander_Tronstad]

Lessons on how hard life can be comes soon enough. No need to go out of your way to do that at 3.

[@MirahSamiyahRajwan]

Exactly! Mr. Karpov a perfect gentlman.

[@TomPark1986]

Imagine being older and finding out Karpov went easy on you...in a once in a lifetime event. You'd feel cheated.

[@hoggmann7217]

@@Alexander_Tronstad Karpov didn't go out of his way or do that _to_ a three year old. He even asked if 10 minutes was enough before the game started and offered a draw to avoid telling a three year old he flagged.

[@Klobanob]

It’s weird that seeing his skill and ability at such a young age, that I completely forgot that he’s still only a child by the time he starts crying.

[@jimmyfallon2484]

Yeah me too. I straight up thought he was a 6ft6 shredded man in his mid 20s at first because to his demeaner. Only when he started to cry did I remember he was a 2ft tall toddler with a baby voice. Crazy how that works.

[@Klobanob]

@@jimmyfallon2484 lmao exactly dude.

[@burcopresents]

Bruh this child is probably more durable than 14 year olds lol. I love this little guy, he’s so cute and confident and brave. I was honestly a little pissed when Karpov didn’t let him win but hey, still a once in a lifetime experience by the kid

[@Clarinetor]

@@burcopresents Yes, I had similar thoughts about this... but actually, it was better that Karpov played almost like he would have withstood a grown-up chess player. Even though he's that young, everybody has to learn how it feels to lose against another strong player. Such situations rather strengthen a character than weaken it.

[@phoenixsplash135]

Yeh it felt kind of fucked up to put him in a situation that hes just not emotionally capable of dealing with.. but he also seemed to bounce back pretty quick so fuck it what do I know

[@alatreon7451]

The fact he even survived those 10 minutes is a testament to his ability at only 3 years old

[@lucianaryeh3001]

Can we all take a second from the memes and appreciate Anatoly? He seems like a proud grandfather throughout this whole video as if he had already given torch to Misha the moment he saw his skills. I swear this is the most human thing I've seen in a while

[@AtoZ-fk8rw]

Yes it is very heart warming how he is playing with him! Indeed like his Grandfather!

[@danielfriese6110]

I ate mud at that age...

[@MalikBux]

did that and pretended I was a plane

[@diabolicalsaiyan8743]

I ate Play-Doh

[@thalesbernardomendes8949]

@@ecogiko why so toxic?

[@antdude]

Multi-user dungeon? :P

[@TonyHartono1]

I ate my booger

[@pablojimenez2392]

Kid: kicks a ball Russians: “guess you are ready to play against Bayern Munich”

[@oimeuchapa6995]

Hoster: " Now, i can't play football with you, so i bring a worthy adversary to you...*Neymar enters the room*

[@Azubjourni]

@@oimeuchapa6995 after that they will bring in Messi and Christiano xd

[@oimeuchapa6995]

@@Azubjourni And then they three together

[@tigervalley62]

Bayern Munich??? Nah man, they would put him up against Ronaldo.

[@oimeuchapa6995]

@@tigervalley62 AnD Pelé,Maradona...

[@justsomedude7747]

I dont think he cried because he lost but because he really really loved the idea of beating an idol. Made his toddler instincts kick in and react that way. Great kid

[@SeanTilley]

Honestly, the wholesomeness in this was overpowering. That kid is too cute, and it's mind-blowing to see him intellectually square off against a champion like that.

[@AtoZ-fk8rw]

Exactly! It was very cute how they interacted with each other!

[@psyop5234]

"Are you going easy?" "I never go easy" "I was asking Misha" Apply cold water to burned area.

[@bobeyay]

Lol was looking for this, have an imternet point my good sir

[@realallthings4700]

Never seen a dumb who uses past/past participle form of verb after "to"

[@sad8549]

@@realallthings4700 he just forgot "The"

[@oimate6778]

@@realallthings4700 Be quiet. I speak for everyone when I say I’d rather be blind than read your comment.

[@samuellinn]

@@oimate6778 I approve of this comment gouge my eyes out mister

[@ufsteropolstero6014]

You are left with the realization that he's still just a kid when he first starts crying and all it takes is a piece of shiny medal and some soothing words to get him to smile again.

[@danteydantes8415]

"ayo lets not forget that he doesnt even go to school yet"

[@lancapolida3792]

Is even able to read tho? He's so tiny

[@sparshgupta4270]

He is a kid who will probably beat me at chess while he is blindfolded

[@noahnightking]

or when it introduces him as a three year old

[@jadezee6316]

sounds exactly like most adults to me

[@vangestyles1980]

Te amo, Misha ❤ una lloradita y a seguir. Qué grande, siendo tan pequeño ❤❤

[@hellbusterdragon]

Kid: *Cries* Internet people: *Turns him into a meme* Also them: *Misses the part where he gets the book and smiles*

[@neno9975]

Fr

[@wintrll3778]

society in a nutshell

[@AppleOfThineEye]

Or... people like making funny content.

[@newstartyt3700]

you mean medal?

[@challing1389]

@@newstartyt3700 he also got a book signed by Karpov