2018 Olympics Men SP Group 5 Full Version (NBCSN) 

Hello fellow Nctzen😂😂😂

Finally I found an Nctzen who is a Yuzu Stan😂😊❤️

@@bootifulcookie5274 omg hello haha

nctzens love yuzuru hanyu i guess lol

Oh you mean the REAL world record that's hastily hidden as "historical" - - simply unbeatable!!

Me too. 😔

I felt so bad for Chen

I literally cried, I'm not even american.

@@narcissus_7477 hahahah

ikr i was like noo 😣🥺 each time nathan was struggling

Yes uwu

I don’t think he’ll be in the 2022 olympics 😭

Arisa Flanders that’s the summer Olympics🙁

Arisa Flanders Same! Guess we’ll just have to wait a while. Be sure to watch all of his previous performances though😊🤗

same.

Jungkooie what are you doing here?

FINALLY! Someone who can appreciate ALL the skaters. Not just Yuzuru. We need more people like you lol.

Everyone was amazing even if some had those bad days.

I miss Javier this year :(. Sad he’s not competing anymore but I think he still does shows across Europe.

Yuzuru technique 10 but expressiveness 0 needs art and life

@@moonlight_oats i'm quite sad too but at least we could enjoy his performances throughout these years and because of him i watched the winter olympic games (because of Yuzu also XD)

仰る通りです☝

Right. He may be technically very good, but he does not have the expressiveness, the charisma and the elegance of Yuzuru

@Winny Firstia you're absolutely right. Yuzuru has the passion in skating that's why people like him a lot.

HAHAHAHAHAHA

they're both amazing skaters, stop bringing nathan down!

nathen chen better tho

I DIDN'T EVEN OTICE THAT. oml he's too precious

Where was it?

@@alexandracamacho2521 0:18 he's dancing and singing to the mirror

@@ohnoherewegoagain5819 oh my he iss sooo cuttee!!!

He's probably jamming with OneOkRock 😂

mochi fairy and the gang I- 😂😂😂

@@gvibes3899 armyyy 💜💜👍😂😂

mochi fairy hellz yeah 😂👌🏼 the ARMY gang 🤣

Yes😂😂

i love this batch of skaters. they look like a bunch of good friends. love the galas and ex seems like they had so much fun

THIS !

Yes! Even tho people call him king etc. Yuzu never that kind of guy that would say that! He is super humble, his face clearly show that he is glad that he cam finally return to the rink.

His face didn't say that to me at all more like "oh yes I'm so glad I got it right, so glad to be back"

" i'm back" is the most perfect line for him

Hes just enjoying the ice and the pooh shower💗

Day Han spoiler alert

Don’t worry. You’re not alone 😊😂

@@indiradimanche1353 oops sorry cant spoil the best anime out there ;)

@@tinkerbell5168 thank god im weirded out by myself djsksks

pyeongchang arc ahahahaha

Yes HAHHAHA

Yes

Yeah❤️❤️❤️yuzu

that man just made me an ice skating fan in less than 5 minutes and i can't even stand on ice

welcome to the yuzu fandom

And he did it with an injured ankle as well

I mean it is a US broadcast commentary not an unbiased Olympic panel lol

My eyes got happy when I saw Javi skating

nathan be like " you only think about quad?" i have more than that

javi's performance was my fav. He was sooo into his character, so it was very fun watching him.

I didn't watch the American broadcast the whole way through. I was so disgusted with the Johnny and Tara's commentary I switched over to literally anything else I could find after the fact. Canada and Japan most specifically. Like, even now I don't even enjoy watching Johnny skate like I did before I was so put off by him. Javi is my KING and he freaking retired in STYLE! Yuzu was a smug little brat the entire Olympics and I will forever remember his little stint at the practice rink. Love our ice king. Jin was so freaking graceful, same goes for Shoma, they were so on point and I was screeching like a child the entire time. Ugh, just what a good year for the men (if you weren't American) PyeongChang was!

liquid gold people say

Be water, my friend ©Bruce Lee

That's what I thought , he's flowing beautifully

True✨️

because they are an north american media and they have a representant in the guy of the (arrogant) commercial.

its even worse because johnny is one of yuzuru idol when he was young, he even made a short program inspired on him for tribute annd then johnny trash talk yuzuru like ??? im so glad yuzu change programs last year (even if otoñal was fantastic)

@@lookatthat2438 well, it's a good thing Yuzuru never hear his comments on competitions. I should hope so

@@ameliamelia104 what sort of comments did he make?

@@barbararaska7328 It was the last accident : American Championships during Nathan Chen's program the female commentator said he is the greatest skater and Jonny Weir unnecessesery said Not even the 2×olympics championship is at this level

Because he is a vampire . . . . I have no proof but no doubt

Yuzuru was born on 98 and nathan was born on 99, right?

little xiao Yuzuru was born 1994

Ok thanks

because Yuzu is a literal angel who has a disability to age, gain weight, and loose ice skating talent

Wu Chester ,,,it is subjective, with regards to choreography, but I do believe it’s the finest program.

@@garysimmons1485 really? I dont see how? I mean it is subjective but...

Sahra Thiriet ,,yes, really,,,LoL

@@sahrathiriet8523 it's not subjective either, Chopin is choreographic perfection. Transitions alone are something Nathan sees only in his dreams.

@@subidubiduda5293 I do agree with this hhhhh

They are both great skaters otherwise they wouldn't be here. And who made you the voice of the viewers? It's an opinion that Yuzuru's is more passionate, a popular one, but an opinion no less. Have you seen Nathan's free skate from last years World Championship bc that pulled my heart similar to how Yuzuru's skating does for you. The 'difference' is in your preference not in either of their abilities to envoke passion/emotion.

@@faithsampson6340 First of all, this comment section is for anyone that wants to post their own "opinion or comment or feeling" or whatever they want to say. I did not mean to offend anybody's comment. I just wanted to emphasize the greatness of Yuzuru's skating. And, by the way, how I felt, how others felt, are, as you say, each person's impression and reaction, sure. But, the reason why I wanted to emphasize the greatness is that my "feeling, impression, and inspirationary excitement" is broadly shared with many people, especially the "artistical professionals and artistic creators." I did NOT mean that my comment and feeling is the voice of all the people, so why you criticize my comment such a way is beyond my comprehension. You really offended me, by criticizing me of doing something that I did NOT do. I never pushed my feeling to others. This comment section has "community guideline" and your comment against me is a violation of the guideline. You offended me. Please see below, so that you will know why I was sure that what I felt was not only my "feeling" not "opinion" but it was shared with many artistic professionals, such as ballet dancers, sing-song writers, music composers. One of the people who are professional artists is Christina Valdez, of the Crescendo Conservatory, who uploaded many ballet performances on RU-vid, as a tribute to Yuzuru Hanyu. Also another artist is Kelly Moran, who was equally impressed by the "musicality, artisty, body expressions, arms expressions" and created her own products. www.olympicchannel.com/en/stories/features/detail/yuzuru-hanyu-ballet-piano-tributes-meets-alysa-liu/

@@harumih.3727 I don't see how my comment was offensive but wtv. And i said myself that many ppl share the same opinion as you he is a great skater but so is Nathan. They both obviously spend hours practicing so that they can do what they like. I was only saying that there is not so much a difference between them as ppl like to think. Red might envoke more emotion in most ppl than the color blue but that does not make it a more passionate color. It might be a FACT that more ppl like the color red than blue bc more ppl precieve it to be more moving than blue but it is an OPINION that it is more soul moving than blue to begin with. That applies to Nathan and Yuzuru as well. Just bc more ppl agree with you does not lessen the fact that their are still ppl who would disagree with you. To me it seemed as though when you said 'our hearts' you were speaking for ppl in general. And it is never good to generalize in my opinion . if you had said the majority that would have been true. But he does not move all hearts just like how Nathan does not move yours and Nathan does not move all hearts but he does move some. Your second comment seemed to be a defense for Yuzuru but you misunderstand i am not discrediting him, i actually like them both equally, only pointing out that you are expressing the opinion of the majority as though it applies to everyone. Obviously they are both awesome and have their strengths and weaknesses but their ability to move somebody cannot and should not be quantified. It's like if someone said black ppl don't appeal to our eyes but white ppl do. That implies that white ppl are generally more attractive which is bs. Some ppl might think so even the majority( im being theoretical ofc) but its an opinion so it would be misleading to use "our" in that sentence and yours as well. Opinions are fine but they should not be stated as fact. White ppl are not more attractive than other races. They appeal more to some ppl just like how Yuzuru's skating appeals to your heart. It's a preference and style choice not a fact regardless of the majority opinion.

@@harumih.3727 Sorry ig just a tip for life generalizing is easy to do and i doubt you noticed it but we should all avoid it myself included word choice is important bc it may change how one precieves meaning.

@@faithsampson6340 what the hell is your problem? no one is pushing their mindset onto anyone. they weren’t even speaking in behalf of everyone, they were simply expressing their adoration for the skater they look up to most and asked if anyone else felt the same way. why the fuck are you acting like anyone is FORCING you to change your perspective when the only person here who seems to be doing just that is you? don’t speak of indifference when that is the very thing you don’t have. good grief, get a grip.

Arber Finally! A comment about Shoma!

Amongst the five skaters who've been pushing the technical boundaries since 2014, Shoma Uno has the most problematic techniques with his biggest jumps. Yuzuru: textbook everything, Javier: textbook quad toes and quad salchows, Nathan Chen: textbook quad jumps across all types, Jin Boyang: textbook quad lutzs with insane height and distance. Shoma Uno? Flutzs, Floops, excessive prerotations. He gets away with them because of lack of clarity in the judging rules, but in the eyes of many he's overrated to say the least.

Shoma was absolutely fantastic and fierce!

Arber さ

I love Shoma and I'll always support him. ♥️♥️♥️♥️. Thanks Arber

No he isn't.

sixiscool ！？Why！？He is so good that the slip！！！！

probably even the best right now :)

Yeah, he is just wow!

@@sixiscool4649 yes he is.

YOU SAID IT!

I dont understand the hype behind Nathan Chen. He is good, dont get me wrong, but not Yuzuru good

@@biat6000 I feel the same!! Like, there are amazing skaters competing, but most of them lack intepretation

@@aidamorales2213 yes. like the commentator said, he is liquid gold. He is incomparable.

@@shyxukun478 true and Yuzu was underscored.

Now that you mention it.. I see it too.. Did he really say that?

Yesss and it's so cute 😆❤

ただいま actually means i'm home in daily life

i thought it was more like presenting himself; "here i am" sort of thing

@@user-jy9rq8nj7q yes that's also correct but you can say it to your mom when you arrive it's like "I'm home" and "i am here

@Heather Kmetz very well said. You're absolutely right.

Heather Kmetz ,,,it’s a sport, so of course the jumps receive the most marks,,,,the technical and artistic are not equally important in sport, but a nice balance is desirable.

@@garysimmons1485 In 2014 Jason Brown skated a program to Riverdance and didn't do a single quad jump. He came in first place. He danced his way through his program and really connected with the audience. I'm just saying that there's more to a program than just a bunch of quad jumps.

Heather Kmetz ,,,a lot has changed technically since 2014 and I know you realize that. Patrick Chan is also a victim of the quad revolution...he is no longer competitive as well. I agree that there has to be more than jumps, but without them, you might as well become a coach.

@@garysimmons1485 The quad revolution all started with Kurt Browning in 1984 when he was the first man to land a quad in a competition. Since then others have followed in his footsteps pushing the envelope turning the Olympics into a quad jumping contest. Now you see the new wave of young Russian girl skaters at 13 yrs. old doing quads. So now you have a Russian Revolution of quad jumpers too. I like to look back at older clips of skaters back in the day when there was a lot more artistry, grace and finesse. The beautiful skaters that skated elegantly. This is what drew me to the sport. I loved skating when I was younger and I competed for a while. I had fun while I did it. There wasn't the pressure then of landing big jumps.

Yes I noticed 😔💕

His costumes are always stands out

He has more sparkles too XD

Okaeri to the ONE KING ♡

Wow so true... it’s more about mental game indeed

I also feel like they do it for the fun and the love. Like if they come second they are just happy to have been on the ice if that makes sense. They are in it for the audience but want the competitive thrill

Luna Magicath yuzu himself said that after achieving so much (he probably means the grand slam), he wants to return to his roots and skate for himself (and not for the score)

Shoma is just unbothered and calm as ever. He treats every competition the same. (referring to what he said in an interview after they won) It didn't really bother him if it was the prestigious Olympics, he just skated like he always does. I seriously aspire to be as unbothered as he is.

Yong Ai Nan ; I only saw this tonight. It was absolutely mesmerising. It was just so fluid. No staccato movements at all, like a ribbon waving in a gentle breeze..

Yes

Ha ha he dont think about the medals ... I dont think so. With him, skate for himself it mean gold medal. 😁😁😁😁

Yanjun Sun Lee Harry didn’t say he was doing it for the gold medals though???

@Yanjun Sun I said he wasn't.

Agreed🥺💕

@Yanjun Sun FS in this means Figure Skating rather than Free Skate ^^

Underscored always

I wonder if yuzuru didn’t go first that Nathan might have placed higher than he did

Isabella Genova Probably. Going first can be a huge advantage.

@@moonlight_oats I mean but didn't Nathan do very bad in the team short program as well? I don't think it was a matter of going after yuzu (though that of course affected it a little), I just think it was just an off day and it was his first olympics and he's very young. yuzuru's mindset is just otherworldly, but I'm glad Nathan was able to redeem himself in the free.

I think that it’s the nerves. I think that Olympics is like athletes’ pinnacle so their nerves are at its peak as well. I think that there are a lot of factors for this to happen. Hanyu is simply a star inside and out. Nathan is simply made to be a star but the pressure got to him. Just a guess ok.

i think it was nerves and the shock of yuzuru score, 111 when he just returned to the ice? that would make everyone nervous, even javier suffered from it in the 2017 worlds. Now he is used to it. Not to mention this was the first time i think that nathan competed with a clean yuzuru (yuzu always pick at the end of the season)

Agreed

Krizzia Añasco and he skated while having a broken ankle

@@daniataher241 damn right. no one does it like yuzuru

@@daniataher241 well it wasnt broken.. it was badly sprained

YouGotNoJamzs bish oh I'm sorry I didnt know Still he won with a badly sprained ankle

@@daniataher241 its okay no worries!

Daiana Paola we need more people like u

Grace Girls Productions it’s from the description but ok

Vila Petrovic no one reads the description

Maria am I no one? :(

Daiana Paola For people like you is why I live, thanks 🙏

Lin K B he inspires people in a different way...that's what sets him apart.. i just got introduced to skating a few months ago because of mr. hanyu.. i now appreciate this sport and its unique combination beauty and art, indeed a touching experience. i hope athletes in this sport follow the legacy of one named yuzuru hanyu, salute to him

I KNOW right! Commentators make excuses for someone. Yuzu never does that. sometimes, he even blames himself but fuels that blame into power and he comes back even more perfect

Javier's choreography was distinctive.

Вращение прыжков у Хани качественней,он как юла в воздухе,а у остальных медленное вращение

ゆづちゃんの良き理解者! thankyou very much!

Он занимает только первое место в истории, равных ему не было и нет.

Yessir😌💅

Nicely said ...he delivered and he won! The other skaters could not do it!

When did that happen? Leading up to this I didn’t hear anyone write him off, and even here they call him “the greatest ever.” I do think the media kind of wrote off all the other top skaters though.

Yes their arrogance is really astounding but here they got their lesson!

His Charlie Chaplin program is one of my all time favourites. So underrated

His program is so funny and entertaining!

Javier was flawless and flowing.

I miss Javi

What a precise portray of Chaplin. He put a smile on my face 😊

Also they said that technically was more difficult than Hanyu's

@@hadaneva the basic value was actually a bit higher than Hanyu's but that's all. Oh my God, I can not believe those people get actually paid to say this bunch of bullshit.

hadaneva yep. Techinically, that is. If you try to sum up all the BV of Nathan Chen’s program, it will really have more value than of Yuzuru. And think of the quad jumps Hanyu can do. As of the moment, he had jump only three kinds of quads: quad salchow, quad toe, and quad loop. And I think that the quad with the highest BV is quad lutz which Nathan can do. However, it has always been a tough part of Yuzu’s competitors because Yuzu got all the elements needed: technicality, component and GOEs. So don’t be too sad.

@@misa7401 yuzuru CAN jump the quad lutz, he stopped adding it on his layout after the incident which lead to his hiatus before pyeongchang. he landed it again after olys in faoi, now he's even attempting the quad flip and of course who would forget that monster quad of axel

@@misa7401 bv doesn't show quality. Hanyu's programs have the most complex steps, transition, and he has surpass skating skill. All of his quads have vary steps before jumping. I don't think a 4lz without any steps will be harder than a 4s with difficult entry. There's a video shows men's one foot skate in Olympic season and you'll find how deep the gap between Hanyu and other top skaters. Finally in season 18-19, comparing the times of crossover in fp, Chen needed 32 times, while Hanyu only needed 16 times. If you consider all elements not just bv, Hanyu's programs are harder