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When Mongraal came back, everyone thought it was just for content. This is the moment that became clear he was dead serious about being the best in the game again. Full doc out now 👇 Chapters: 0:00 Intro - The Disappearance 2:58 Leaving School at 13 to Go Pro... show more

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@Mongraal If I had a nickel for every time he said “like,” I could pay for my morning latte.

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@Mongraal Banger

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@Mongraal Mongraal was early to the Open World @WilderWorld

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@Mongraal What happened to q1 airdrop?

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@Mongraal History in the making

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@Mongraal People always underestimate what they don’t understand. Until it’s too late.

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@Mongraal Now that you finished a useless 5 part docuseries that 0 people care about, is the app ready to be launched? Is $SEA ready for TGE? Or have you guys been doing nothing this entire time?

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Gilbert Arenas says he ranks LeBron James ahead of Kobe Bryant because LeBron was already challenging him for the throne at just 21 years old “Kobe made it look better.” “The bag is crazy.” “The work ethic is crazy.” “When Kobe was supposed to be the king at the top of the hill, Shaq had just left.” “It was his time to be all-world.” “LeBron James was challenging him in that moment.” “And he was only 21.” “There was a 21-year-old who’s challenging you still.” “You’re not knocking him out of the way.” “Out of the 19 games y’all played after Shaq left, the kid was 13-16-3 against you.” “You averaged 35.” “LeBron was the runner-up for MVP.” “He got a horrible team to the Finals.” “You won your MVP.” “He took back-to-back MVPs from you.” “You won back-to-back championships.” “He won back-to-back MVPs.” “The time where you were supposed to be fighting Jordan for who was better, he was fighting you for who was better.”

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Robert Lewandowski reveals the moment he knew Lamine Yamal was different. "He was 15. Really 15. I've seen a lot of young talented players, but for the first time in my life I had this feeling inside: 'Wow, who is it?' You see players and think, 'Okay, he has something special.' It was a little bit like that with Musiala too. But with Lamine, my first thought was: 'Wow, this guy... how is it possible that at this age he's already at this level?' Even when he was 16 years old, I was still thinking: 'Come on, it's impossible to be so good, so clever at this age.' I always try to give him some advice because what he's doing is amazing. But the biggest challenge for him isn't the next two or three years. We're talking about the next 10 years."

Robert Lewandowski reveals the moment he knew Lamine Yamal was different. "He was 15. Really 15. I've seen a lot of young talented players, but for the first time in my life I had this feeling inside: 'Wow, who is it?' You see players and think, 'Okay, he has something special.' It was a little bit like that with Musiala too. But with Lamine, my first thought was: 'Wow, this guy... how is it possible that at this age he's already at this level?' Even when he was 16 years old, I was still thinking: 'Come on, it's impossible to be so good, so clever at this age.' I always try to give him some advice because what he's doing is amazing. But the biggest challenge for him isn't the next two or three years. We're talking about the next 10 years."

HK

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Hasan Piker talks about the moment in the interview with Axios when Alex Thompson assumed that Hasan hesitated with his response when asked if political violence is ever justified. Hasan explains that this moment in the interview was more of an interrogation: "The 'you hesitated' moment is showcasing the full intent behind why he is engaging in this exercise. He doesn't get the answer that he's looking for; he know he's not going to get the answer he's looking for, so he still tries to make something out of it. It basically shows what his intent is. This is not a real conversation between interlocketers; this is an opportunity to look for any gotcha that he can and because he's not getting the gotchas that he's looking to farm, he's now basically psychoanalyzing my body language. He's trying to turn this to an interrogation."

Hasan Piker talks about the moment in the interview with Axios when Alex Thompson assumed that Hasan hesitated with his response when asked if political violence is ever justified. Hasan explains that this moment in the interview was more of an interrogation: "The 'you hesitated' moment is showcasing the full intent behind why he is engaging in this exercise. He doesn't get the answer that he's looking for; he know he's not going to get the answer he's looking for, so he still tries to make something out of it. It basically shows what his intent is. This is not a real conversation between interlocketers; this is an opportunity to look for any gotcha that he can and because he's not getting the gotchas that he's looking to farm, he's now basically psychoanalyzing my body language. He's trying to turn this to an interrogation."

adri ♡

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World Cup 1990 was very special to me. I was almost 13. With it being held in Italy, the kick-off times were perfect for me in England. Every day, the school playground would be full of World Cup chat in between swapping stickers. Although the football might not have been the most entertaining, as a young England fan, it was the best summer ever. Take me back! Heroes for life were made that summer.

World Cup 1990 was very special to me. I was almost 13. With it being held in Italy, the kick-off times were perfect for me in England. Every day, the school playground would be full of World Cup chat in between swapping stickers. Although the football might not have been the most entertaining, as a young England fan, it was the best summer ever. Take me back! Heroes for life were made that summer.

When Football Was Better

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CNN: You just called the president unwell again. What do you mean by that? Dean: Well, he's aging, aren't we all? I think we can very much notice that he's a different man than he was in his first term. He's slower, he's a little more lethargic. But much more important to me is what he is saying before the world. That meeting with the generals… pulling them out from the theaters to stand before them rambling about how he walks on stairs, what wars he solved, that he doesn't like the design of battleships? Just bizarre comments that meandered. And apparently some of the generals were trying to take notes, and they just abandoned their notes because it was incoherent. I want this president to succeed. But it is clear to me that he is unwell. And I think the people around him have to recognize that and go to him and admit it to him.

CNN: You just called the president unwell again. What do you mean by that? Dean: Well, he's aging, aren't we all? I think we can very much notice that he's a different man than he was in his first term. He's slower, he's a little more lethargic. But much more important to me is what he is saying before the world. That meeting with the generals… pulling them out from the theaters to stand before them rambling about how he walks on stairs, what wars he solved, that he doesn't like the design of battleships? Just bizarre comments that meandered. And apparently some of the generals were trying to take notes, and they just abandoned their notes because it was incoherent. I want this president to succeed. But it is clear to me that he is unwell. And I think the people around him have to recognize that and go to him and admit it to him.

Acyn

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