I always see this comment anywhere (he protecc, attacc) . May I know where this originated? Im missing something and I hate it when I'm very curious. Enlighten me please, thank you.
@@ChronicRen yeah, but where exactly it came from? Is it from a cartoon character or something, or just plainly from a meme? Pretty sure memes also came from something based on comical happenings.
This man: - survived from the earthquake in 2011 - leaving home to canada and struggling with communication at 16 - Asthma problems causing stamina issues - asthma attack 2 weeks before winning 2017 worlds - champion 3 months after an ankle injury that could’ve ruined his career - and so so so many injuries Yet he never stops trying, challenging, and being Yuzuru Hanyu. He’s truly the strongest fighter and never uses his weaknesses as excuses. He does everything to be the best of himself. GOAT
Magnificent performance, I will never forget this Olympics. Both his SP and FP are masterpieces. In addition to his brilliant skating, Yuzuru Hanyu has this inimitable aura that nobody else possesses. What an athlete!
I don't mean to offend other figure skaters and their fans, but seeing other skates make me realize just how amazing Yuzuru is. You get used to his transitions, elegance in landing jumps, choices of when he jumps to match the music, and so much more that some skates honestly look a bit bland and unimpressive. I mean, that should probably be obvious because he's always scoring and ranking high, but it really just hits you how there is a difference between the best of the bests and others.
@@Bachingchung I mean classic japanese culture isnt common all people think of is Sushi and Anime and maybe some other stuff. But not classic japanese music.
When you realize this was a performance of a man who had a career ending injury 3 months before the olympics and started to train his quads just 2-3 weeks before the competition
@@lindaba4735 He feel on 4Lz on practice and had to withdraw. There are many detailed articles but it was a ligement injury on his right foot (landing foot) and he couldn't get a surgery because there is already nothing much left holding it. On this performance he was using strong painkillers. After a year at same competition (Cup of Russia), after breaking a world record in sp, he feel on 4Lo at the practice and injured the same foot again. Skated his foot swollen, won it but had to withdraw everything else but the World Championship (he was still not healed but finished 2nd aka a defeat in his book). This time its the same foot but the other side again a ligement injury. He said "I’ve consulted many people, but it’s not something that can be fixed with surgery. After my big injury, the area has become prone to injury even with a little impact. Even the same level of shock seems to impact more." After all that i have no idea what is holding his ankle tbh. He is currently skating in such state and aiming to go for unimaginable 4A.
@I was born a poor black child - Navin Johnson and on top of that he was less than a point short breaking short and combined total score records and 3 points less than freeXD really this guy is at another level
Doesn't your back hurt? For carrying the whole figure skating industry alone. edit: and he is going to Beijing 2022! hoping he will make another history written in his name.
@Trúc Vivian Phạm shoma's quite good at performing, but not at jumping. His 4F is ridiculous, it's not a flip, it's a floop Bonus: if he performs a program without UR, i’d be surprise lol. His quads are like 3.25 rotations with over 180 degree prerotation lmao. But he’s good at performing, i mean skating skills. Yuzu is the whole package: incredible at both performing and jumping, he has true textbook jumps, his programs have always been the hardest with only about 10 crossovers and many many difficult transitions and footwork and ofc, super difficult jumps. That’s why Yuzu’s so special. Now we have Nathan who is amazing at jumping but not very good at other things, on the other hand, Shoma’s good at performing but bad at jumping. They’re not as complete as Yuzu. In fact, a complete skater is really rare, actually i think Yuzu is the only one (i don’t know much about fs before Patrick and Daisuke era, so i’d be happy if someone acknowledge me someone else?) I write these bonus thing bc I’m afraid that u’ll misunderstand that i hate or criticize Shoma or sth else. What i wrote is actually popular in FS fandom, like, c’mon we have cameras, the audiences aren’t blind, they know when skaters cause mistakes. Sometimes the rules are just... flexible and skaters aren’t called for their mistakes, like Shoma’s UR and some ladies’. . . . Well the rules aren’t always flexible for everyone, just for some specific people lol. . . . And ofc not including Yuzu.
Yes especially in Japanese and Chinese the characters have special meanings, Yuzuru means tightening a bowstring, Hanyu means the feathers grow......so poetically beautiful
bangtan besnatchin yep he does of course! And I doubt he’s giving up anytime soon till he lands his 4A. He just gained his 19th world record for Four Continents 2020 (in feb). But given the virus now....... :((( we really be having a yuzuru drought
@@itsyaboichilde5397 Good looking ? No, the beauty in this sport is the beauty they create on stage by doing what they love. It's not a question of good looking. It's a question of passion. Please do the difference.
I already knew yuzuru, I used to watched his videos all day long months ago He's like a snowflake, so elegant, because of this I fell in love with ice skating, it's probably my favorite sport now, it takes away all my stress I wish him even more success in future
It's not easy being a fan of Yuzuru Hanyu. * He gets injured/ill in almost every season of his senior career. * Insisting to compete while injured/ill. 1. Worlds 2012 - sprained ankle 2. Worlds 2013- flu 3. COC 2014- collission with Han Yan resulting in multitude of injuries. 4. NHK 2014- just 2 weeks after COC thus still unhealed. The only time he was out of the podium since winning GPF 2013. 5. Japan Nationals 2014- competed while oozing blood and pus on the abdomen from a bladder birth defect. Bound his abdomen with bandage and duct tape to avoid ruining his costume. He was rushed to the hospital immediately after the competition. 6. Japan Nationals 2016- He withdraw due to flu. 7. Worlds 2016- He didn't inform his coach that he was experiencing pain on his foot since the beginning of the season. Still competed the whole GP breaking World records back 2 back. He exacerbated his injuries resulting to a meltdown of an FP in Worlds. He was diagnosed with Lisfranc injury. He seriously thought it was the end of his carreer. 8. NHK 2017- went to OP while feverish. Tried jumping quad lutz, fell hard, damaging his ankle ligaments severely. He withdraw from competing. 9. Olympics 2018- After a news blackout for months, he showed up in Korea reassuring everyone that he's now feeling okay to compete. He successfully defended his olympic title, only to announce later that he's still not yet 100% recovered and that he only got through the competition with the help of pain medications. He withdraw from Worlds 2018 to recuperate. 10. Rostelecom Cup 2018- He reinjured the same ankle while trying to jump the quad loop in practice. Still insisted on competing. Went to podium to get his gold medal wearing crutches. I really can't believe that I wrote this huge wall of text just to whine about the agony of being a fanyu and list each and every one of Yuzu's propensity in ignoring his well-being. But who am I kidding? Even if he's this reckless, I still support him because he is a good man and I want to see how much farther he can go with his dreams despite having body limitations. He is a huge inspiration.
@@vassanab4243I thought it was two weeks before Worlds 2017. But yeah... I was really unsure whether I should include that or not. There was also the issue of Japan Nationals 2019. He was wearing 2 cardiac/asthma monitors during the competition for God's sake!!
It's funny because everyone always cheers for their home countries during the Olympics....but I honestly don't think there was a single person on the planet who wasn't rooting for this kid.
(Not very) fun fact: Yuzu had injured his ankle really badly before the Olympics, and lost several months of preparation almost until a few weeks before the competition. He decided to go back to training using painkillers, and is using them even in this performance. Also, during the practice before this, he couldn't land a single quad. But miraculously, he landed them when it really mattered. To me, his mental fortitude is just as impressive as the beautiful skating.
he only had 6 weeks to prepare himself for the Olympics. He has to train in pain while his training mate, Javier Fernandez was training his full program with all of those quads.
Watch his 2012 worlds program of Romeo & Juliet , he falls but he makes it look so beautiful as if it were part of the coreo 😍 Truly the best ⛸️⛸️💪🏼✨♥️
I like to imagine the mistakes are like momentary setbacks the hero must face to vanquish his foes as they battle. In this case, an onmyouji set upon exorcising some powerful yokai/monster.
He did this masterpiece after a career threatening injury, on painkillers, on a sprained ankle, and jumping quads for only 2/3 weeks. YOUR FAVS COULD NEVER.
@@michikodesu people were discrediting him on other videos BC of his competitors got higher scores, which I find weird (he got underscored by americans in 2019, which is believed he could have easily gotten a higher score n /in my Pov/ beat the winner).
Important fact for any newbies here: it was 4 months after a really serious ankle injury and Yuzu skate on painkillers. And obviously it was his first competition after that injury, so no one knew if he okay or not.
@@thatnerd7351 we all hope for this. But year after in November 2018 was another serious injury (I saw it with my own eyes in Moscow)... Yuzu is great skater, but I wish he would be a little luckier with his health.
If anybody wonders why he had trouble with some landings it’s because he had a busted ankle and stopped receiving treatment before skating at the Olympics. Don’t hate on him for that this was one of his best performances yet.
worlds 2017 takes the cake for me, he was fantastic there. Hopefully with this pandemia he heals his ankle properly and comes back stronger...he could also be practicing his 4Axel, you never know with him
FOR REAL???? omg. When I saw some of his "flawed" landing I was IMPRESSED. He's SO TALENTED AND SKILLED that he doesn't TOUCH THE ICE FOR BALANCE like whaaaat he's about to fall but he REFUSES TO TOUCH THE ICE LIKE he isn't afraid WOW
This is, not to be dramatic, the peak of what I think skating has always been intended to be: jumps and amazing feats gracefully seamlessly integrated into a single fluid and attention claiming motion. Amazing. Yuzuru will always be the GOAT.
it's absolutely jaw-dropping that yuzuru was able to accomplish that level of technicality while stomaching the definite pain he was facing in his right ankle.
i can do a trip, and as long as you do it correctly, it doesn't hurt...you want the tip to be slightly bent towards your body so that the impact goes to the rink. The problem with yuzuru is the ankle injury when practising the quads
I happened to meet yuzuru hanyu when I traveled to Japan. When I asked him for a signature, he was happy to do it. He said, "I will continue to do my best."
At 5:38 you can tell his right ankle, the one he injured badly, is giving him serious pain. And this was AFTER strong painkillers. How he managed to even finish this program is unbelievable.
Not to take snything away ftom him, but just like in golf, Johnny Weir set the standard for artwork, physicality, sheer beauty, the list goes on and on. I compare everyone to Johnny.
@@scarletbeckett7075 i meant, as Tiger Woods set the standard for golf, Johnny Weir set it for male ice skating. But noone asked cuz it's prob. Pretty obvious. Jumps, which he does as well or better than other skaters, but artistry? Others are heavy lumps by comparison. It is what it is.
@@moniquesmith7138 yeah but still, we compliment music artists all the time and never bring up Michael Jackson. Maybe you should let the actual relevant performers have their spotlight for once, the past is the past. Stop hogging attention.
Hanyu Yuzuru, The Athlete who transcends the sport to an art, who can present beauty, meaning and the techniques at the same time. This is his life long dedication to the sport. He is undoubtedly the Legend. The legend which in not even the compliment but the FACT of who he is. This is not yet to mention of how decent human being he is......
At this moment, he was competing with an unhealed injury and was on painkillers. As he passes into the second half, you could see that he was fighting the excruciating pain in his desperate attempts to land the remaining quads. Considering he already has asthma and with a weakened ankle, to endure the painful landings and not even touch the ice during the slight stumbles, it was simply his golden resilience, the burning desire to defend his medal and his unbeatable passion and love for the sport. I may not be the only one to say this, but we are seeing a living legend...and though I may never be able to see him in person, I am just truly happy to live in the same generation as Yuzuru Hanyu.
Yes!! True, I could also notice his face and Iam sure there was pain on his injury but that what makes him inspiring because he still did everything the best trying to forget the pain to give it all on the skate!!
I love how people are finding out this video and about yuzu recently.. WELCOME TO THE FANDOM. If you want to ask anything us FANYUs would be glad to help you out in getting to know yuzuru. He deserves the world!
hey, im new! i have some questions. does he still skate? is he okay? cause i just saw an article about his ankle. is he the best at ice skating? has he ever had 2 defeats? because i saw that he got defeated sadly but won 2nd place after a tragic accident.
@@meri7927 yes yuzu is going to skate in the next season for sure he confirmed it himself, yes he is fine but he still has injury in his right ankle because of an accident and he couldnt even walk but he still skated even after all the painkillers he said it still hurt a lot, yes sadly he came 2nd place in the grand prix last year (nathen Chen came 1st) but on the ISU charts which do not show a single skate but every thing combined yuzuru hanyu is currently in first place I'll put that link wait.. Yes yuzu is the most famous and best figure skater in the men's singles right now. He is the first man to have broken the 100-point barrier in the men's short program, the 200-point barrier in the men's free skating, and the 300-point barrier in the combined total score. Hanyu is the first Asian figure skater competing in men's singles to win the Olympic gold. Yuzuru Hanyu is the G.O.A.T (The Greatest of All time) of men's figure skating. He is the 2- times olympic champions. He is a two-time Olympic champion (2014, 2018), a two-time World champion (2014, 2017), a four-time Grand Prix Final champion (2013-2016), a Four Continents champion (2020), the 2010 World Junior champion, the 2009-10 Junior Grand Prix Final champion, and a four-time Japanese national champion (2012-2015). He has also medaled at four other World Championships, taking bronze in 2012, and silver in 2015, 2016 and 2019. Upon winning the 2020 Four Continents Championships, Hanyu became the first male singles skater to achieve a Super Slam, having won all major competitions in his senior and junior career. (sorry for writing so long)
@@riz823 wow, you're a true fan! thank you so much for writing this. it must be tiring, haha. but, I'm very excited for his performance next season! but, i kinda not want him to perform anymore since he has such a big injury. idk what even is holding his ankle anymore. anyways, I'm beginning to be a fan of him! he's so majestic in ice. born talented. GOAT indeed! i actually found out about him because of tiktok!!
bangtan besnatchin he has mentioned a while ago that having earned his second olympic gold medal (which btw, he was the first person to win 2 gold medals consecutively in 66 years), he is now trying to skate for himself and enjoy it as much as he can because as mentioned by the other person, he’s the only male figure skater to have earned a super slam in their career (which means that he won every single major competition in basically his entire skating career ever since he was little). he didn’t win worlds 2019 and gpf 2019, which is honestly a little upsetting considering he was underscored in both events, and he expressed his ‘kuyashii’ - a japanese word to express frustration - towards the turnout of things, considering the margin between him and the gold medalist wouldve never been as large. his coach tracy wilson has even confirmed that he’s been practicing a quad axel, which is ABSOLUTELY INSANE. hopefully he’ll be the first to land it, but most importantly, i hope that by the end of this quarantine he is able to perform at his best after resting and giving his major ankle injuries a break. he’s definitely had a lot of ankle injuries in his career (especially nearing these last 3-4 years) and it’s unfortunate to see him struggling and clenching his fists whenever he loses a competition. let’s all pray that he’ll be as healthy and as strong as ever for this new season!!
Can we talk about how much precious his smile is. Even after those little mistakes he's so calm and still having fun. I'd be panicking if i was him which is impossible
@Giovanna Bencivenga Herrador That's what training is for. If you make a mistake and only think about that, then your concentration is gone forever. The first thing a trainer would tell you is that mistakes aren't reversable and therefore it doesn't make sense to think about them once they happened. After the performance you can look back and watch what you did wrong, so you improve from that. But during the performance once you made a mistake, let it be. Go on, concentrate on what's to come and don't look back.
Lotta Jolkkonen You’ve already got 999th like, so let me add mine to make it 1000th because I really want to. P.S You’ve just got 1000th like. (2019/12/3rd) Massive congrats to You and Yuzu❤️
Yuzuru Hanyu keeps donating so much money to those in need. Yuzuru Hanyu continues to donate a great deal of money to the affected areas in Japan. Yuzuru Hanyu also said, "I will help those in need."In my opinion he donates a lot of money to the children of the world.I am European but know this story. Yuzuru Hanyu also said, "I will help those in need." Japanese rescued 765 Polish orphans in 1920 and 1922. Poland asked Japan to rescue Polish orphans.Japan immediately began rescue Polish orphans.The ancestors of yuzuru hanyu helped Polish orphans. The orphans were in Siberia, and their families died of cold and illness. If the Japanese did not rescue the orphans, the Polish orphans were dead. The Japanese continued to rescue the Polish orphans, losing their fingers due to frostbite and being threatened by Russians.The Japanese donated a lot of money to save Polish orphans.The Japanese sent orphans to Japan for treatment. The Japanese fed orphans a warm meal every day.All 765 Polish orphans have recovered. I am European but know this story.
To the people who get this video recommended to you 10 years later, He’s a legend in this sport, his jumps are perfect, he’s as graceful as a swan, and he’s our crush
imagine being hot, tall, dark haired, japanese, having one of the coolest names in the world, fit, nice butted, can figure skate, are the best at it, have the determination to work really hard despite being injured and having asthma, earn gold in the figure skating olympics, and look like an anime boy.... HE'S the REAL anime protagonist.
@@iuunito3991 I mean, no? And it's not 'an excuse to not do something' when we are talking on the best of the best in a sport. If your breathing can be fucked it can be real hard to succeed in this if not impossible. So idk why you're hating on asthmatic people having asthma.
comparing him to an anime boy is just creepy and u sound like you’re fetishizing japanese males. i know you had good intentions but that stuff is really uncomfortable for them, please stop it
The fact this video came out 4 years ago yet there are people actively commenting to this day just shows you how much of an incredible performance this was
probably because this is in their recommended because of the current figure skating in beijing. Doesnt take anything away from this incredible performance tho
This performance hits different when I realised he was injured beforehand. You wouldn't even think that with the way he's skating. It's so beautiful and I admire his resilience.
I remember having my finals yet I was too worried during his performance even more than for my own future. Watching him stand back and perform with that ankle, I was so relieved when he pulled through. The two jumps when his ancle wobbled had my throat choked. Haha. True legend he is. I always come back here when I feel like I am at my limit. He's truly an inspiration. ❤️
@@princessmadhu4208 I don't remember exactly what the injury was, but he started getting back on the ice only 2-3 months before the Olympics. He was injured really, really badly, and at the beginning the doctors said that he probably wouldn't and shouldn't compete in 2018 Olympics. He only started attempting difficult jumps such as triples and quads about 2 weeks before competition. He didn't attempt jumps in warmup and he looked like he was in a lot of pain as well.
@@goldenp3arl874 he actually got injured 3 months before the Oly and it was indeed really bad and it seemed like there was no way he could get back to prepare in time. He got back on ice only few weeks before the Olys,tentative at first and starting to jump the very difficult jumps very shortly before the competition. All this being said,what he managed to accomplish here skating on painkillers and with his ankle probably being held together with duct tape(metaphorically? speaking...),and also given this situation and the timeline,is basically a miracle,if he were american,Hollywood would've already made a movie about this incredible story.
Just stopping by to remember my huge crush on Yuzuru when I was a kid. Honestly, nothing has changed, it still seems so beautiful, perfect, inspiring, like flying over ice, I love that feeling so much. I wish I could be like that too.
idk why people say figure skating is boring. something about figure skating is so satisfying to watch, especially to good, captivating music like this. bravo 👏
It feels hypnotic in a way. Moved the mouse after about 3 minutes and it felt like it had gone on so much longer than that. Not in a "oh when will this end" way but it felt like time slowed down while watching this.
i feel like it's mostly just taste and preference. after i found hanyu (this exact video, tbh) few weeks ago, ive started watching other figure skating performances and some of them did bore me, oof. what i found more interesting was that some performance from one athlete really captivated me from beginning to end (e.g. for hanyu: this Seimei performance, the Parisianne Walkway one) and then some performances by the same athlete really didnt captivate me at all from beginning to end, or at least some parts of it. (hanyu's Chopin performance in the same Olympic year is one of them.) but i agree, when it's done *really* well and to a music that suits it best, it's among the top of artistic performances.
@@jocykim lmao I don’t know the full details but the author of YOI is a Tatsuki Machida fan, and Yuuri’s career trajectory in YOI mimics Tatsuki’s to a much greater degree than Yuzu’s. Thing is though, after a somewhat-successful career, Tatsuki won silver at worlds 2014, something like 0.1-0.3 points behind Yuzu, then after placing 5th? Or 6th? In the Grand Prix final 2014 (Yuzu won btw) he announced retirement at Japanese nationals 2014. So a bunch of Tatsuki fans are mad that he lost to Yuzuru at worlds (because the points gap was so small and some people feel Yuzu was over scores having just won the Olympics) and also sad that he retired, and thus hold some hostility to Yuzu I think. I don’t know if the author really is hostile to Yuzu though cause she’s never really outright said it I think? Someone correct me if I’m wrong btw I don’t know a lot about this.
Unfortunately, in a lot of his performances, it's cringe. Being overly dramatic isn't it I guess 🙄 Not to mention the fanservice he uses to get the attention and dedication of his fans... Playing with his plushie at 27 when he knows he is filmed. Acting like an idol (sync singing) during competitions as he knows he is filmed by Japanese medias..😂 Nothing genuine in hanyu anymore and it shows. 😔 Everything in his behavior is planed and with a purpose. That's a pity. Lastly, he should have said something when his fans have gone too far (many times and examples) instead he chose to stay silent, not really praise worthy to be honest.
@@alena9012 Unfortunately, no one cares about your irrelevant opinion😂.And also… what are you doing under Yuzuru’s performance video if he’s cringe? I guess that’s bcz you’re just obsessed with him🤔☺️
Yuzuru is a truly hero, a legendary skater, and a Prince of the ice. He is a born skater. He survived the 2011 March 11 earthquake and Tsunami, when his family had to sleep in a small space and eat small rice balls distributed by the shelter, unable to go to skate for many days. He yet moved around the country, seeking a chance to skate, not for games but for his own challenges and for his love for the people who suffered from the loss of lives and housing. Even now he continues donating most of his awards and funds received for his championships to his native town every year. His skating is not just a game but it is his soul, his life, and his love for the people, ice rink, and his family. That is why his skating has everything about a human love, beautiful and great reflection of his being himself.
Very beautifully written comment that is accurate and touching! Great job! So many people admire Hanyu Yuzuru's skating, but they stop at that and don't bother to learn about his life and backstory. Thank you so much for taking the time to inform other's of how much he has sacrificed and how much he has given to his country and to his fans. He is such a dedicated person, and I will him respect forever.
@@2Y1720 Thank you for your words on my comment. It is true that his "appreciation" is reflected to all of his skating performances. For him, everyone, every rink, every coach, every competitor is what he appreciates. Every year, he donates his awards to Sendai City and Sendai Skating rink, and recently he donated some funds to Sendai Rink to install "Thermographic Monitor." CBC commentator mentioned that Yuzuru is always respectful for his teammates, especially Javi, and his coaches, his competitors, his fans, non-fans, and everybody who is around him. He is pure, always honest to himself and to everyone. His spirit is strong to keep his appreciation and respect intact.
Jacquie Chiu I just watched a video for the worst fails and he got hit so hard there was blood down his neck (so sorry if this disturbs you) I was screaming omg its just crazy but he redeemed him self he’s really good
@@okfine4506 why? It's not as if we're competing against him! We should be blessed to be able to see his beautiful skating and his passion for the sport. Sorry if I have bad English! I am actually Japanese!
12 senior seasons, 19 world records, first to break the 100, 200, and 300 point barrier, the only men’s single skater who has ever completed the Super Slam, and the first to land the 4Lo, 4T3A, 4Teu3F in competition. One and only, the goat, the legend, Yuzuru Hanyu. Thank you for everything!
Not to mention that he is the most popular and loved figure skater ever to date. He has been entered in the Guinness book of World records twice and been the youngest ever recipient of one of Japan's highest awards The Peoples honour. WHAT AN ABSOLUTE LEGEND 💯.
@@yandirasuarrz434 The difference is that Messi is not the goat of his sport. In terms of numbers Cristiano Ronaldo is actually more successful than him, and in terms or pure talent both Maradona and Péle are above him.
He didn't really "fail" the jumps, he still got points for the executed jumps but -GOE for the landings, without the constant pain in his ankle it wouldn't have happen.
@@turinmormegil7715 They have technical controllers that go over the footage, sometimes the score might go lower or higher. Sometimes it takes a really long time to get the score out because the judges are probably trying to decide over a certain element that isn’t clear.
@@plusrien12, FS can mean either figure skating or free skate. In this context it would have been free skate. SP stands for short program. Hope it helps, though I should note some people call free skate "long program/free program," so you'll often see LP and FP as well.
He literally is. Some other comment stated that he was injured only shortly before this performance. It's an injury on his landing ankle that can't be fixed even with surgery. Still he trained really hard and in the end won gold. Sad, yet amazing and very impressive :o
Sometimes I forget Yuzu’s routines are mathematically put together to garner as much points as possible. He maximizes the points while still making it artistic, musical, and emotional astounds me.
Love him or hate him, for whatever reason, you have to admit how strong and technically gifted he is. Or perhaps gifted is not the right word since he works so hard. He performed a program of this caliber and ended up winning gold whilst nursing an injury!
He sustained the injury during NHK practice back in november. It's lateral ligament damage to the right ankle (the landing ankle). It kept him off ice for 2 months, and he only had 3 weeks to train jumps for the Olympics. He started training quads 2 weeks before Pyeongchang.
Even after 6 years have passed, this performance still gives me chills. Truly, an all round athlete & skater, like no other. No one else will ever be able to skate the way Hanyu-san does. Such a unique skater. Others will come and go, but the one like Hanyu-san will not be seen again. Will continue to watch this and all Hanyu-san Olympic performances, because his dedication to this sport, his mastery and aura he has on ice, will always represent the true legacy of figure skating as it should be. Looking forward to more of his skating as a professional athlete as well.💜💙🤍
@@aniruddhajoshi8324 , that technique where he balances on one foot with his left hand on the ice is called a Hydroblade. It's somewhat more seen in ice dance and sometimes done in ice shows or ex galas, but Yuzuru has had a Hydroblade in every free skate and ex since 2015. Together with the Ina Bauer, it's his signature choreo sequence. To me, it's really special because I haven't seen many people do it the way he does it, with a right inside edge, and his is also especially memorable because he times it so well with the music! Also, this variation that he does here isn't hard (for him at least,) but he has a more difficult variation where he is nearly lying on the ice, which has led to some mishaps 😂 Anyway, hope this helps!
Hahaha Seimei was an Onmyoji back in Heian period who gave the emperors correct way to deal with things spiritually. Because of that spiritual relation, now he's kind of seen as an exorcist - battle against the devils.
I don't want him to skate his last olympics without his fans and the whole pooh madness. If covid doesn't go away until then it would be a huge disappointment
@@kaeyasasscheeks1832 he'll be 27 on 2022 olympics, usually skaters retire around late 20s. And if he competes again, he'll be 31 already. He said on recent interview that his only goal now is to land 4A successfully w/out thinking of medals. So I guess he focuses now on accomplishing his goal before he retires? We wish to see him more but yeah :(
I am same to you，I fell in love with him during the Beijing Olympic,I am so sad to know him so late and he retired these days，But I'm so grateful that i met him at his last game.
@@ChriseyApple it's just so bittersweet and emotional. Idk how but seeing him perform in the gala after everything that happened made me feel something I haven't felt for a long time. I've never cried watching a figure skating programme before, but Beijing's Haru yo koi got me. Please watch it too. It's so beautiful
I fail to see how you can consider any type of pain killer to not be doping, as it directly improves your perfomance by making you ignore the pain, and if he got TUE for it it doesn't changes anything.
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Please also post Hanyu's magnificent SP. Please.
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Please post his sp also. Thanks
He protecc
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He won two gold medals bacc to bacc
JustLaurie lol
hahaha
I always see this comment anywhere (he protecc, attacc) . May I know where this originated? Im missing something and I hate it when I'm very curious. Enlighten me please, thank you.
Angelo Andrada It doesn’t really mean anything. It’s a meme. They just kind of happen.
@@ChronicRen yeah, but where exactly it came from? Is it from a cartoon character or something, or just plainly from a meme? Pretty sure memes also came from something based on comical happenings.
This man:
- survived from the earthquake in 2011
- leaving home to canada and struggling with communication at 16
- Asthma problems causing stamina issues
- asthma attack 2 weeks before winning 2017 worlds
- champion 3 months after an ankle injury that could’ve ruined his career
- and so so so many injuries
Yet he never stops trying, challenging, and being Yuzuru Hanyu. He’s truly the strongest fighter and never uses his weaknesses as excuses. He does everything to be the best of himself. GOAT
He's such an inspiration
Wow ... he’s a fighter ❤️✨🥺
This Man is a Fighter💕✨
im so proud of him !! he's so strong 😭💕
He's the real life anime protagonist
this guy is like a prince
edit: you guys are awesome, thanks for the likes
M W From a shoujo manga
@@tfnvv5469 so true!! God knows I read too many 😂
He's a prince sweetie... He's an Ice Prince...
hes an ice prince fr
That is because he is a prince, an ice prince to be exactz
Magnificent performance, I will never forget this Olympics. Both his SP and FP are masterpieces. In addition to his brilliant skating, Yuzuru Hanyu has this inimitable aura that nobody else possesses. What an athlete!
It's 2020, let's all admit that we're simps for Yuzuru
I admit
Been simping since 2018 baby 😭🥺💕
No simp September doe 😔
Stop calling us out 😔
he’s the only one I simp for
How can he look so masculine & cute at the same time
Hanan Hashem IKR?!
He looks too young to be masculine...more like a teen boy. XD
Not masculine lol.
Makayla captain nugget of the nugget club :/
thats mens ice skaters for you
He was born to make history.
And that's on yoi
This comment deserves more attention
Oh my God
Yes, I've been looking for this comment.
And we were born to ship Victuury
It's been six years, and still, no one has surpassed this Yuzuru's iconic Seimei performance.
and i don't think anyone ever will 🥹
Seriously this performance is unmatched. The artistry, the technique. Totally miraculous
@@anyacherepanova agreed ❤❤❤
Гульмира
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He makes it look like the music is following him instead of him performing to the music
Exactly
Ikr
Exactly. He's so cool. 😭
I don't mean to offend other figure skaters and their fans, but seeing other skates make me realize just how amazing Yuzuru is. You get used to his transitions, elegance in landing jumps, choices of when he jumps to match the music, and so much more that some skates honestly look a bit bland and unimpressive. I mean, that should probably be obvious because he's always scoring and ranking high, but it really just hits you how there is a difference between the best of the bests and others.
@@kylelorber6924 uhh why did you copy one of my other comments and reply it here?
The best thing is that he uses Japanese traditional seimei music. Bringing his national culture to the world.
True, but your 2nd sentence kinda make it sound like the Japanese culture is nowhere to be seen at all. XD
@@Bachingchung I mean classic japanese culture isnt common all people think of is Sushi and Anime and maybe some other stuff. But not classic japanese music.
@@kaisen5669 they are usually bgms for samurai animes/movies. Lots of people are aware of their customs, sadly they just don't care.
@@Bachingchung I guess your right.
я именно из-за этой музыки, в этом видео, и познакомилась с ним вообще - сначала очень понравилась музыка, а потом я и танцора рассмотрела и полюбила
When you realize this was a performance of a man who had a career ending injury 3 months before the olympics and started to train his quads just 2-3 weeks before the competition
What injuries did he have?
@@lindaba4735 He feel on 4Lz on practice and had to withdraw. There are many detailed articles but it was a ligement injury on his right foot (landing foot) and he couldn't get a surgery because there is already nothing much left holding it. On this performance he was using strong painkillers.
After a year at same competition (Cup of Russia), after breaking a world record in sp, he feel on 4Lo at the practice and injured the same foot again. Skated his foot swollen, won it but had to withdraw everything else but the World Championship (he was still not healed but finished 2nd aka a defeat in his book). This time its the same foot but the other side again a ligement injury.
He said "I’ve consulted many people, but it’s not something that can be fixed with surgery. After my big injury, the area has become prone to injury even with a little impact. Even the same level of shock seems to impact more."
After all that i have no idea what is holding his ankle tbh. He is currently skating in such state and aiming to go for unimaginable 4A.
OMG...🙄🙄🙄
@I was born a poor black child - Navin Johnson and on top of that he was less than a point short breaking short and combined total score records and 3 points less than freeXD really this guy is at another level
Well it wasn’t career ending then ?
This skate must go in history as the BEST.
I have a serious crush.
Me too It's getting out of my hands now lol
Me too. He is my prince.
Omg same
@@BlueHat1 k then
Welcome to the club 🥳
Doesn't your back hurt?
For carrying the whole figure skating industry alone.
edit: and he is going to Beijing 2022! hoping he will make another history written in his name.
Holy 😂
Hey Shoma Uno ain't too bad lmao
Ehh.. Shoma has pretty good skating skills and 3As, but his toe jumps are questionable.
@@trucvivianpham9919 cmon, yuzuru fly so shoma could walk.
@Trúc Vivian Phạm shoma's quite good at performing, but not at jumping. His 4F is ridiculous, it's not a flip, it's a floop
Bonus: if he performs a program without UR, i’d be surprise lol. His quads are like 3.25 rotations with over 180 degree prerotation lmao. But he’s good at performing, i mean skating skills.
Yuzu is the whole package: incredible at both performing and jumping, he has true textbook jumps, his programs have always been the hardest with only about 10 crossovers and many many difficult transitions and footwork and ofc, super difficult jumps. That’s why Yuzu’s so special.
Now we have Nathan who is amazing at jumping but not very good at other things, on the other hand, Shoma’s good at performing but bad at jumping. They’re not as complete as Yuzu. In fact, a complete skater is really rare, actually i think Yuzu is the only one (i don’t know much about fs before Patrick and Daisuke era, so i’d be happy if someone acknowledge me someone else?)
I write these bonus thing bc I’m afraid that u’ll misunderstand that i hate or criticize Shoma or sth else. What i wrote is actually popular in FS fandom, like, c’mon we have cameras, the audiences aren’t blind, they know when skaters cause mistakes. Sometimes the rules are just... flexible and skaters aren’t called for their mistakes, like Shoma’s UR and some ladies’.
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Well the rules aren’t always flexible for everyone, just for some specific people lol.
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And ofc not including Yuzu.
Let's just admit that Hanyu is our hidden crush.
😂😂
you didn’t have to expose me like that
Re
😍😍😍👍👍👍
it's not even a secret for me
the choreography were so strikingly beautiful and breathtaking, he appeared more like a spirit than a human.
Even his name sounds so cool.
God really has favourites huh
Yes especially in Japanese and Chinese the characters have special meanings, Yuzuru means tightening a bowstring, Hanyu means the feathers grow......so poetically beautiful
Actually 8 years ago I was caught by his name 羽生结弦. I could never imagine that a human has such a beautiful & powerful name.
@@qiuzixu2624 I'm Japanese but had never thought about his name
You made me realize how beautiful his name is
@@いあ-f9s9h Все таки, Плющенко и Ламбье/ может ошибаюсь в написании/ пока никто не перещеголял.
you could literally feel his passion overpowering his pain.
he’s perfect
Yes luv
@@zahragule I see you everywhere lmao
@@barbiee9584 +0+
Looks like yoongi's wife, Jimin and Hobi are having a convo😹
He's beauty, he's grace,he can do a triple axel and land on your face.
if he did i would say THANK YOU GOD
he doesnt figure skate anymore? or does he still?
bangtan besnatchin yep he does of course! And I doubt he’s giving up anytime soon till he lands his 4A. He just gained his 19th world record for Four Continents 2020 (in feb). But given the virus now....... :((( we really be having a yuzuru drought
@@annapangaribuan2315 but that would be really painful
Well he can do more than that😂😂
THE STEP SEQUENCE IS MARVELOUS
*can we just talk about how good looking he is?*
No need to talk about it, everyone knows it already.
... Actually I don't mind talking about it 👀💘
No we cannot, this is not a beauty contest
@@SoumilSahu this isn't maybe but this is still an artistic sport so beauty is part of it
@@itsyaboichilde5397 Good looking ? No, the beauty in this sport is the beauty they create on stage by doing what they love. It's not a question of good looking. It's a question of passion. Please do the difference.
@@cherryand.pecanpie yes it is,,I absolutely agree e you,,he has that passion that brought his sport to a higher level,,I love his strong identity
When he dragged his hand on the ice with the upper violin chord - beautiful
That move is called hydroblade. It's one of his signature moves (& a favorite of mine as well along with his Ina Bauer).
@@ernie8878 you just made me want to learn ice skating terms
@@ernie8878 sounds like a pokemon move xd
4:36
feliciateddy I like that move every time he does it .
he's literally THE main character
It’s his world and we’re just living in it
he literally reminds me of yuri katsuki
@@valeriatorres2007 ikr? They also look kinda similar
IKRRR xD
@@valeriatorres2007 JKYKDKDKD I WAS GONNA SAY THATTTT
何十回、観ても感動します。五輪二連覇のあの日を今でも鮮明に覚えています。羽生結弦選手、素晴らしい演技をありがとうございます。大好きなプログラムです。RE_PRAY 宮城公演を楽しみにしていますので頑張って下さい。応援しています。
Okay but can we talk about all his outfit designs he's always dressed so well
Imagine him dressing up as winnie the pooh
@@catfartstinky that would be hella cute
he pulls them off so well too, if I wore something like that I'd look ridiculous
@@reveerys same
lol there was one where he looked like a cabbage (wearing his costume) to me but hes a cute cabbage 😭🥺
I just got this randomly recommended to me and I don’t know who this guy is but he seems awesome and everyone’s simping for him
I accidentally clicked in this video, I want to change the video but my hands won't move, and eyes are stuck to the screen
What hypnosis is this
Same 😂
I already knew yuzuru, I used to watched his videos all day long months ago
He's like a snowflake, so elegant, because of this I fell in love with ice skating, it's probably my favorite sport now, it takes away all my stress
I wish him even more success in future
Same LMAO
Same. I have no idea who this guy is, but he seems super cool.
Yesterday he announced his retirement. I love this Legend. He was on the throne for 12 years.
He will continiue skating. He's just not gonna compete anymore. He's not retiring
Retiring from competition. Our loss.
He is the best！True ice Prince😍
@@lorriefinley3129 不，他会继续花滑，只是不会活跃在赛场上了
he announced it on my birthday 😭
That performance was breathtaking. He control the ice and the wind using her body. He was like naturally floats like a thin air.
It's not easy being a fan of Yuzuru Hanyu.
* He gets injured/ill in almost every season of his senior career.
* Insisting to compete while injured/ill.
1. Worlds 2012 - sprained ankle
2. Worlds 2013- flu
3. COC 2014- collission with Han Yan resulting in multitude of injuries.
4. NHK 2014- just 2 weeks after COC thus still unhealed. The only time he was out of the podium since winning GPF 2013.
5. Japan Nationals 2014- competed while oozing blood and pus on the abdomen from a bladder birth defect. Bound his abdomen with bandage and duct tape to avoid ruining his costume. He was rushed to the hospital immediately after the competition.
6. Japan Nationals 2016- He withdraw due to flu.
7. Worlds 2016- He didn't inform his coach that he was experiencing pain on his foot since the beginning of the season. Still competed the whole GP breaking World records back 2 back. He exacerbated his injuries resulting to a meltdown of an FP in Worlds. He was diagnosed with Lisfranc injury. He seriously thought it was the end of his carreer.
8. NHK 2017- went to OP while feverish. Tried jumping quad lutz, fell hard, damaging his ankle ligaments severely. He withdraw from competing.
9. Olympics 2018- After a news blackout for months, he showed up in Korea reassuring everyone that he's now feeling okay to compete. He successfully defended his olympic title, only to announce later that he's still not yet 100% recovered and that he only got through the competition with the help of pain medications. He withdraw from Worlds 2018 to recuperate.
10. Rostelecom Cup 2018- He reinjured the same ankle while trying to jump the quad loop in practice. Still insisted on competing. Went to podium to get his gold medal wearing crutches.
I really can't believe that I wrote this huge wall of text just to whine about the agony of being a fanyu and list each and every one of Yuzu's propensity in ignoring his well-being. But who am I kidding? Even if he's this reckless, I still support him because he is a good man and I want to see how much farther he can go with his dreams despite having body limitations. He is a huge inspiration.
Can I add a little bit more? He had asthma attacked one week before World2017 where he broke world record.
@@vassanab4243I thought it was two weeks before Worlds 2017. But yeah... I was really unsure whether I should include that or not. There was also the issue of Japan Nationals 2019. He was wearing 2 cardiac/asthma monitors during the competition for God's sake!!
Not all heroes wear capes.
Aquarius Gine yes
Lucky Clover I hope one day we will know what did really happen to him at Japan National 2019.
You’re saying this guy’s ankles were nearly dead but he could still do this whole performance and NOT fall on the floor??????
wait I’m famous!!!! LOL
Yeah-
Lol have you learned nothing from animes? Pain is nothing for the Japanese
BB &Sol I don’t watch animes
my ankle: am I a joke to u?
It's funny because everyone always cheers for their home countries during the Olympics....but I honestly don't think there was a single person on the planet who wasn't rooting for this kid.
lol so true.. my whole family and even some of my neighbours were awake at 4am to watch him skate (we're from Finland)
Shut up you narc
Julian Ramos hmm are you ok?
Julian Ramos why should they shut up?
@@julianramos7448 no, u.
Summer Olympic is happening, but I miss our Winter Olympic legend Yuzuru Hanyu.
Same here❤🎉
Oh a new comment lol
I swear I come back to this video every Olympic season 😅
My dream is to see Yuzuru to light the Olympic cauldron on Winter Olympics someday. He deserves it
@@Riley259 I come back here daily!
(Not very) fun fact: Yuzu had injured his ankle really badly before the Olympics, and lost several months of preparation almost until a few weeks before the competition. He decided to go back to training using painkillers, and is using them even in this performance. Also, during the practice before this, he couldn't land a single quad. But miraculously, he landed them when it really mattered. To me, his mental fortitude is just as impressive as the beautiful skating.
Lol, during the practice, he wasn’t wasting landing quads because he didn’t want to waste stamina or exacerbate his injury
Well i do hope he is healed now and it's not a permanent injury
The manga had really nailed the feel of the Protagonist comeback.
FaaaaaRk =/ cheers for that
he only had 6 weeks to prepare himself for the Olympics. He has to train in pain while his training mate, Javier Fernandez was training his full program with all of those quads.
Gee this guy is amazing, even his mistakes didn't look like mistakes
Watch his 2012 worlds program of Romeo & Juliet , he falls but he makes it look so beautiful as if it were part of the coreo 😍 Truly the best ⛸️⛸️💪🏼✨♥️
People call him prince of ice skate
because hes both an artist and a masterpiece at the same time. the true thespian of ice.
I like to imagine the mistakes are like momentary setbacks the hero must face to vanquish his foes as they battle. In this case, an onmyouji set upon exorcising some powerful yokai/monster.
Well, mistakes are the best part in everything, it means you’re learning.
He did this masterpiece after a career threatening injury, on painkillers, on a sprained ankle, and jumping quads for only 2/3 weeks. YOUR FAVS COULD NEVER.
Senza Nome actually he can cuz he’s my fav
This doesn't help him out at all. He is amazing. No need to drag anyone else down. That's so sophomoric.
But what if he is my fave
@@michikodesu people were discrediting him on other videos BC of his competitors got higher scores, which I find weird (he got underscored by americans in 2019, which is believed he could have easily gotten a higher score n /in my Pov/ beat the winner).
@@user-kn5pc2ii4m he still doesn’t need fans to knock down other skaters to boost his ability.
tbh....i cried....this performance.....let's just say that no one could forget this
Important fact for any newbies here: it was 4 months after a really serious ankle injury and Yuzu skate on painkillers.
And obviously it was his first competition after that injury, so no one knew if he okay or not.
I hope he'll recover
That's why he made some minor mistakes. Good thing i found this comment Thanks 😊
@@thatnerd7351 we all hope for this. But year after in November 2018 was another serious injury (I saw it with my own eyes in Moscow)... Yuzu is great skater, but I wish he would be a little luckier with his health.
@@ashurishimura6382 glad my comment was useful. This was great performance, but not on his full power)
Okay but can we talk about that incredible recovery. Dude made his mistake look like it was all part of the performance
If anybody wonders why he had trouble with some landings it’s because he had a busted ankle and stopped receiving treatment before skating at the Olympics. Don’t hate on him for that this was one of his best performances yet.
worlds 2017 takes the cake for me, he was fantastic there. Hopefully with this pandemia he heals his ankle properly and comes back stronger...he could also be practicing his 4Axel, you never know with him
Ikr
even with a busted ankle his landings and positions are better than most skaters.
And yet, he didn't fall once
FOR REAL???? omg. When I saw some of his "flawed" landing I was IMPRESSED. He's SO TALENTED AND SKILLED that he doesn't TOUCH THE ICE FOR BALANCE like whaaaat he's about to fall but he REFUSES TO TOUCH THE ICE LIKE he isn't afraid WOW
Japan is lucky to have this guy
also Nishda. he is like a real member of Haikyu.
The world is lucky to have this guy. 😏
It's not about luck, either way, luck is when the effort finds the opportunity.
@@texassummer4176 haikyu?
@@papasscooperiaworker3649 a anime
This is, not to be dramatic, the peak of what I think skating has always been intended to be: jumps and amazing feats gracefully seamlessly integrated into a single fluid and attention claiming motion. Amazing. Yuzuru will always be the GOAT.
it's absolutely jaw-dropping that yuzuru was able to accomplish that level of technicality while stomaching the definite pain he was facing in his right ankle.
yolanda vizitiu why what was up w him
채연희 in november 2017 (I think) he injured his ankle probably from a foul landing or smth
in NHK japan grand prix his ankle twisted by doing a quad lutz
i asked a month ago and now i know about how he was the first to land it in comp and idk how this happened to me
СУПЕР!!!!
He is the main character. We are all side characters, living in Yuzu's world.
So trueeeeeeeeeee
There are so many main characters i found today tho lol
PERIOD
Yuzu on Ice?
Don't flatter yourself, we are all the extras 😂😂
i wonder how much pain he's carrying every time he lands. obviously clear during slowmo how uncomfortable placement those feet are
i can do a trip, and as long as you do it correctly, it doesn't hurt...you want the tip to be slightly bent towards your body so that the impact goes to the rink. The problem with yuzuru is the ankle injury when practising the quads
Gold 999 yea, i think they were referring to his injury
I happened to meet yuzuru hanyu when I traveled to Japan. When I asked him for a signature, he was happy to do it. He said, "I will continue to do my best."
I've read somewhere that he said he was on strong painkillers, otherwise he would have never been able to land his jumps.
At 5:38 you can tell his right ankle, the one he injured badly, is giving him serious pain. And this was AFTER strong painkillers. How he managed to even finish this program is unbelievable.
The Greatest Figure Skater of All Time ❤👑🇯🇵
they should make an anime about him and about his life stories, like you know dedicated anime for him
Yuzuru on ice
yuri on ice.. yaoi anime
@Please Refer To Other Acount Technically it isn't an anime about him tho
I hope someday there will be a documentary made about him. His life story is very unusual and inspiring.
@@s0me0ne62 Actually Japan's TV channel like NHK and FUJI made tons of documentary about him already. It used be like one documentary per year. lol
A dancer, an artist, an athlete , truly a beautiful skater
A jack of all trades... and master too! ⛸
Not to take snything away ftom him, but just like in golf, Johnny Weir set the standard for artwork, physicality, sheer beauty, the list goes on and on. I compare everyone to Johnny.
@@moniquesmith7138 Yeah, no one asked.
@@scarletbeckett7075 i meant, as Tiger Woods set the standard for golf, Johnny Weir set it for male ice skating. But noone asked cuz it's prob. Pretty obvious. Jumps, which he does as well or better than other skaters, but artistry? Others are heavy lumps by comparison. It is what it is.
@@moniquesmith7138 yeah but still, we compliment music artists all the time and never bring up Michael Jackson. Maybe you should let the actual relevant performers have their spotlight for once, the past is the past. Stop hogging attention.
Let’s all admit it even if it’s your first time seeing Yuzuru you all ready have a crush on him 😌
Yeahh me too😍😍
How did you know?
😉
I admit 🤣
True
Hanyu Yuzuru, The Athlete who transcends the sport to an art, who can present beauty, meaning and the techniques at the same time. This is his life long dedication to the sport. He is undoubtedly the Legend. The legend which in not even the compliment but the FACT of who he is.
This is not yet to mention of how decent human being he is......
🍃🌞🍃 ~ Прекраснейший комментарий. Незазорно "снять шляпу", склоняясь в японском "одзиги". Привет из Сибири
и большое СПАСИБО ... 🕊 !
At this moment, he was competing with an unhealed injury and was on painkillers. As he passes into the second half, you could see that he was fighting the excruciating pain in his desperate attempts to land the remaining quads. Considering he already has asthma and with a weakened ankle, to endure the painful landings and not even touch the ice during the slight stumbles, it was simply his golden resilience, the burning desire to defend his medal and his unbeatable passion and love for the sport.
I may not be the only one to say this, but we are seeing a living legend...and though I may never be able to see him in person, I am just truly happy to live in the same generation as Yuzuru Hanyu.
AnisDianaNana “I may never be able to se him in person” this is me 😭😭😭😭 Yuzu ❤️ is out of this world
Angie Flores Do you think he'll run for office after his skating career is over?
Love every word you said!!!!!!!! He is a legend!!!!! He was born to make history ☺️☺️☺️
Yes!! True, I could also notice his face and Iam sure there was pain on his injury but that what makes him inspiring because he still did everything the best trying to forget the pain to give it all on the skate!!
Well said. Well said. You took the words out of my mind, I am truly happy to live in the same era as the legendary Hanyu Yuzuru.
I love how people are finding out this video and about yuzu recently.. WELCOME TO THE FANDOM. If you want to ask anything us FANYUs would be glad to help you out in getting to know yuzuru. He deserves the world!
hey, im new! i have some questions. does he still skate? is he okay? cause i just saw an article about his ankle. is he the best at ice skating? has he ever had 2 defeats? because i saw that he got defeated sadly but won 2nd place after a tragic accident.
@@meri7927 yes yuzu is going to skate in the next season for sure he confirmed it himself, yes he is fine but he still has injury in his right ankle because of an accident and he couldnt even walk but he still skated even after all the painkillers he said it still hurt a lot, yes sadly he came 2nd place in the grand prix last year (nathen Chen came 1st) but on the ISU charts which do not show a single skate but every thing combined yuzuru hanyu is currently in first place I'll put that link wait.. Yes yuzu is the most famous and best figure skater in the men's singles right now. He is the first man to have broken the 100-point barrier in the men's short program, the 200-point barrier in the men's free skating, and the 300-point barrier in the combined total score. Hanyu is the first Asian figure skater competing in men's singles to win the Olympic gold.
Yuzuru Hanyu is the G.O.A.T (The Greatest of All time) of men's figure skating. He is the 2- times olympic champions.
He is a two-time Olympic champion (2014, 2018), a two-time World champion (2014, 2017), a four-time Grand Prix Final champion (2013-2016), a Four Continents champion (2020), the 2010 World Junior champion, the 2009-10 Junior Grand Prix Final champion, and a four-time Japanese national champion (2012-2015). He has also medaled at four other World Championships, taking bronze in 2012, and silver in 2015, 2016 and 2019. Upon winning the 2020 Four Continents Championships, Hanyu became the first male singles skater to achieve a Super Slam, having won all major competitions in his senior and junior career.
(sorry for writing so long)
@@meri7927 please reply
@@riz823 wow, you're a true fan! thank you so much for writing this. it must be tiring, haha. but, I'm very excited for his performance next season! but, i kinda not want him to perform anymore since he has such a big injury. idk what even is holding his ankle anymore. anyways, I'm beginning to be a fan of him! he's so majestic in ice. born talented. GOAT indeed! i actually found out about him because of tiktok!!
bangtan besnatchin he has mentioned a while ago that having earned his second olympic gold medal (which btw, he was the first person to win 2 gold medals consecutively in 66 years), he is now trying to skate for himself and enjoy it as much as he can because as mentioned by the other person, he’s the only male figure skater to have earned a super slam in their career (which means that he won every single major competition in basically his entire skating career ever since he was little). he didn’t win worlds 2019 and gpf 2019, which is honestly a little upsetting considering he was underscored in both events, and he expressed his ‘kuyashii’ - a japanese word to express frustration - towards the turnout of things, considering the margin between him and the gold medalist wouldve never been as large. his coach tracy wilson has even confirmed that he’s been practicing a quad axel, which is ABSOLUTELY INSANE. hopefully he’ll be the first to land it, but most importantly, i hope that by the end of this quarantine he is able to perform at his best after resting and giving his major ankle injuries a break. he’s definitely had a lot of ankle injuries in his career (especially nearing these last 3-4 years) and it’s unfortunate to see him struggling and clenching his fists whenever he loses a competition. let’s all pray that he’ll be as healthy and as strong as ever for this new season!!
Man they didn't exaggerate even a bit in yuri on ice, ice skating is literally that aggressive and beautiful
HELP IM WATCHING THIS JUST AFTER RE WATCHING YURI ON ICE
i was looking for this comment...
Ahhhh finaly found this comment. Victor is proud.
Finally, some people like me who got here after watching Yuri on ice
IKR these skaters are so graceful, it's so inspirational irl and in anime :)
He didn't just skate, he putted his soul on ice and made his skate a masterpiece.
Can we talk about how much precious his smile is. Even after those little mistakes he's so calm and still having fun. I'd be panicking if i was him which is impossible
Cringe
Julian Ramos wdym cringe?
@Giovanna Bencivenga Herrador That's what training is for. If you make a mistake and only think about that, then your concentration is gone forever. The first thing a trainer would tell you is that mistakes aren't reversable and therefore it doesn't make sense to think about them once they happened. After the performance you can look back and watch what you did wrong, so you improve from that. But during the performance once you made a mistake, let it be. Go on, concentrate on what's to come and don't look back.
@Giovanna Bencivenga Herrador I hope you can follow that dream. Sounds awesome :D
I don't usually watch ice skating but this is so beautiful????
Lotta Jolkkonen Maybe it's time to start watch ice skating? U can begin with Yuzuru Hanyu skating u know XD
@@hemeo3015 Yeah ofc why not!
being introduced to skating through Yuzuru might ruin your experience coz it sets the standard so high with his unworldly skills and perfection 😆
@@sailormoonserenity99 That happened to me. I can't watch anyone else
Lotta Jolkkonen
You’ve already got 999th like, so let me add mine to make it 1000th because I really want to.
P.S You’ve just got 1000th like. (2019/12/3rd)
Massive congrats to You and Yuzu❤️
I could see his passion overcoming his pain.
Nahil Parisa Mannan I just hope dancing and training on an injury won’t result in something longer lasting (pain or worse permanent injuries)
Yuzuru Hanyu keeps donating so much money to those in need. Yuzuru Hanyu continues to donate a great deal of money to the affected areas in Japan. Yuzuru Hanyu also said, "I will help those in need."In my opinion he donates a lot of money to the children of the world.I am European but know this story.
Yuzuru Hanyu also said, "I will help those in need."
Japanese rescued 765 Polish orphans in 1920 and 1922. Poland asked Japan to rescue Polish orphans.Japan immediately began rescue Polish orphans.The ancestors of yuzuru hanyu helped Polish orphans. The orphans were in Siberia, and their families died of cold and illness. If the Japanese did not rescue the orphans, the Polish orphans were dead. The Japanese continued to rescue the Polish orphans, losing their fingers due to frostbite and being threatened by Russians.The Japanese donated a lot of money to save Polish orphans.The Japanese sent orphans to Japan for treatment. The Japanese fed orphans a warm meal every day.All 765 Polish orphans have recovered. I am European but know this story.
@@27john20 ..It's true, history knows it well 🌏🌍🎌
I made your likes to 6k uwu and what your saying is true facts
This made me emotional
even after 6 years, he still continues to be an inspiration!
To the people who get this video recommended to you 10 years later,
He’s a legend in this sport, his jumps are perfect, he’s as graceful as a swan, and he’s our crush
preach
@@soomsavanna4284 I’ll do that until the planet dies
@@beepbeep670 i am with u
periodt
Didn't need the last part.
imagine being hot, tall, dark haired, japanese, having one of the coolest names in the world, fit, nice butted, can figure skate, are the best at it, have the determination to work really hard despite being injured and having asthma, earn gold in the figure skating olympics, and look like an anime boy....
HE'S the REAL anime protagonist.
And imagine that hard work done by him
ps. Im guilty because I was staring at it too
HAI HAI~!
@@iuunito3991 I mean, no? And it's not 'an excuse to not do something' when we are talking on the best of the best in a sport. If your breathing can be fucked it can be real hard to succeed in this if not impossible. So idk why you're hating on asthmatic people having asthma.
comparing him to an anime boy is just creepy and u sound like you’re fetishizing japanese males. i know you had good intentions but that stuff is really uncomfortable for them, please stop it
His costume reminds me of Haku from Spirited Away for some reason. It's really magical.
eunikefour Both of them wear Kariginu(a kind of kimono). I love Haku and Yuzu♡
@@bluesky-jy6du oh so that's how you call it! it's really pretty. ♡
He looks nice with this costume, but simple black jersey, or T-shirt may be the best?
Yes! That's what I thought too!
he takes a omnyouji outfit style
The best Figure Skater Hanyu!
Don't call him Yuri on Ice!!!!!!! YUZURU IS YUZURU!!!!!
yuri on ice
Yuzuru on ice
yuri om ice im literally dying sones unit
It's okay to call him that , yuri on ice really interpret him tho eventho they're not
yuri on ice
The fact this video came out 4 years ago yet there are people actively commenting to this day just shows you how much of an incredible performance this was
probably because this is in their recommended because of the current figure skating in beijing. Doesnt take anything away from this incredible performance tho
Let’s just pretend Beijing 2022 doesn’t exist, let’s just pretend we’re still in 2018 and we’re watching PyeongChang Olympics lol
@MatchaLatte ikr???
literally, i watch this or just his performance in general to calm my anxiety, they're so beautiful.
@@linhphuong5398 me 2
This performance hits different when I realised he was injured beforehand. You wouldn't even think that with the way he's skating. It's so beautiful and I admire his resilience.
What happened??I mean what was the injury 😅
@@princessmadhu4208 read the most liked comments itś all explained pretty well there at the top
I remember having my finals yet I was too worried during his performance even more than for my own future. Watching him stand back and perform with that ankle, I was so relieved when he pulled through. The two jumps when his ancle wobbled had my throat choked. Haha. True legend he is. I always come back here when I feel like I am at my limit. He's truly an inspiration. ❤️
@@princessmadhu4208 I don't remember exactly what the injury was, but he started getting back on the ice only 2-3 months before the Olympics. He was injured really, really badly, and at the beginning the doctors said that he probably wouldn't and shouldn't compete in 2018 Olympics. He only started attempting difficult jumps such as triples and quads about 2 weeks before competition. He didn't attempt jumps in warmup and he looked like he was in a lot of pain as well.
@@goldenp3arl874 he actually got injured 3 months before the Oly and it was indeed really bad and it seemed like there was no way he could get back to prepare in time. He got back on ice only few weeks before the Olys,tentative at first and starting to jump the very difficult jumps very shortly before the competition.
All this being said,what he managed to accomplish here skating on painkillers and with his ankle probably being held together with duct tape(metaphorically? speaking...),and also given this situation and the timeline,is basically a miracle,if he were american,Hollywood would've already made a movie about this incredible story.
Just stopping by to remember my huge crush on Yuzuru when I was a kid. Honestly, nothing has changed, it still seems so beautiful, perfect, inspiring, like flying over ice, I love that feeling so much. I wish I could be like that too.
idk why people say figure skating is boring. something about figure skating is so satisfying to watch, especially to good, captivating music like this. bravo 👏
Figure skating IS boring
Yuzuru skating tho 😏
It feels hypnotic in a way. Moved the mouse after about 3 minutes and it felt like it had gone on so much longer than that. Not in a "oh when will this end" way but it felt like time slowed down while watching this.
it was boring when i watched Nathan .. (although he is better mow).
i feel like it's mostly just taste and preference. after i found hanyu (this exact video, tbh) few weeks ago, ive started watching other figure skating performances and some of them did bore me, oof. what i found more interesting was that some performance from one athlete really captivated me from beginning to end (e.g. for hanyu: this Seimei performance, the Parisianne Walkway one) and then some performances by the same athlete really didnt captivate me at all from beginning to end, or at least some parts of it. (hanyu's Chopin performance in the same Olympic year is one of them.)
but i agree, when it's done *really* well and to a music that suits it best, it's among the top of artistic performances.
And the sound of the ice scrapping
The guy is a living legend and Japan's national treasure and some people think he's popular just because of yoi. smh
Yes, especially the author of YOI anime holds hostility against Yuzuru.
Qiuzi XU ehhhh??????
@@jocykim lmao I don’t know the full details but the author of YOI is a Tatsuki Machida fan, and Yuuri’s career trajectory in YOI mimics Tatsuki’s to a much greater degree than Yuzu’s.
Thing is though, after a somewhat-successful career, Tatsuki won silver at worlds 2014, something like 0.1-0.3 points behind Yuzu, then after placing 5th? Or 6th? In the Grand Prix final 2014 (Yuzu won btw) he announced retirement at Japanese nationals 2014. So a bunch of Tatsuki fans are mad that he lost to Yuzuru at worlds (because the points gap was so small and some people feel Yuzu was over scores having just won the Olympics) and also sad that he retired, and thus hold some hostility to Yuzu I think.
I don’t know if the author really is hostile to Yuzu though cause she’s never really outright said it I think? Someone correct me if I’m wrong btw I don’t know a lot about this.
@@heart-oe7sg i don’t think she does all we know is she was inspired by tatsuki to write yoi
@@heart-oe7sg omg thank you for this explanation! I've been wanting to know what happened between fanyus and yoi fans
"He's more than an athlete, he's an artist."
I think you’re in love Farida
@@adawasia4477 I mean who isn’t tbh
Unfortunately, in a lot of his performances, it's cringe. Being overly dramatic isn't it I guess 🙄
Not to mention the fanservice he uses to get the attention and dedication of his fans... Playing with his plushie at 27 when he knows he is filmed. Acting like an idol (sync singing) during competitions as he knows he is filmed by Japanese medias..😂 Nothing genuine in hanyu anymore and it shows. 😔 Everything in his behavior is planed and with a purpose. That's a pity.
Lastly, he should have said something when his fans have gone too far (many times and examples) instead he chose to stay silent, not really praise worthy to be honest.
@@alena9012 Unfortunately, no one cares about your irrelevant opinion😂.And also… what are you doing under Yuzuru’s performance video if he’s cringe? I guess that’s bcz you’re just obsessed with him🤔☺️
@@clray8939 a little sad reading the comments above you hahaha like someone who envious 😂
He's incredible! To be champion after so many injuries.... this guy is a warrior!
Yuzuru is a truly hero, a legendary skater, and a Prince of the ice. He is a born skater. He survived the 2011 March 11 earthquake and Tsunami, when his family had to sleep in a small space and eat small rice balls distributed by the shelter, unable to go to skate for many days. He yet moved around the country, seeking a chance to skate, not for games but for his own challenges and for his love for the people who suffered from the loss of lives and housing. Even now he continues donating most of his awards and funds received for his championships to his native town every year. His skating is not just a game but it is his soul, his life, and his love for the people, ice rink, and his family. That is why his skating has everything about a human love, beautiful and great reflection of his being himself.
Harumi H. Beautiful comment! 💝 Yuzuru is a great athlete and a true humanitarian! 💝
I thought this was very inspirational! Thank you so much for sharing your love and stalking habits with us!
And to think that this amazingly respectable guy is being fetishized in social media.. Yeah, it made me sick.
Very beautifully written comment that is accurate and touching! Great job! So many people admire Hanyu Yuzuru's skating, but they stop at that and don't bother to learn about his life and backstory. Thank you so much for taking the time to inform other's of how much he has sacrificed and how much he has given to his country and to his fans. He is such a dedicated person, and I will him respect forever.
@@2Y1720 Thank you for your words on my comment. It is true that his "appreciation" is reflected to all of his skating performances. For him, everyone, every rink, every coach, every competitor is what he appreciates. Every year, he donates his awards to Sendai City and Sendai Skating rink, and recently he donated some funds to Sendai Rink to install "Thermographic Monitor." CBC commentator mentioned that Yuzuru is always respectful for his teammates, especially Javi, and his coaches, his competitors, his fans, non-fans, and everybody who is around him. He is pure, always honest to himself and to everyone. His spirit is strong to keep his appreciation and respect intact.
if you're ever feeling down, remember that you were blessed to be alive at the same time as yuzuru hanyu.
Wouldn't that make you feel even more upset?
Idk y this comment made me laugh but i guess it true if u really love and respect him
Jacquie Chiu I just watched a video for the worst fails and he got hit so hard there was blood down his neck (so sorry if this disturbs you) I was screaming omg its just crazy but he redeemed him self he’s really good
@@okfine4506 why? It's not as if we're competing against him! We should be blessed to be able to see his beautiful skating and his passion for the sport. Sorry if I have bad English! I am actually Japanese!
Not that much...
We r all gifted in a way or another
Not only handsome, but he so talented..
So dumb
Acoatl i- bRo what
@Acoatl huh
@@byakuyatogami1597 no sé hablar inglés, según yo escribí tan guapo
@@acoatl8799 what 🤯
He is a true legend. Will never tire of watching this!
12 senior seasons, 19 world records, first to break the 100, 200, and 300 point barrier, the only men’s single skater who has ever completed the Super Slam, and the first to land the 4Lo, 4T3A, 4Teu3F in competition. One and only, the goat, the legend, Yuzuru Hanyu. Thank you for everything!
An amazing human.
Not to mention that he is the most popular and loved figure skater ever to date. He has been entered in the Guinness book of World records twice and been the youngest ever recipient of one of Japan's highest awards The Peoples honour. WHAT AN ABSOLUTE LEGEND 💯.
He's just utter perfection.
He reminds me of Lionel Messi.
@@yandirasuarrz434 The difference is that Messi is not the goat of his sport. In terms of numbers Cristiano Ronaldo is actually more successful than him, and in terms or pure talent both Maradona and Péle are above him.
He's so good at skating that he failed two jumps and still won. That's talent right there.
He didn't really "fail" the jumps, he still got points for the executed jumps but -GOE for the landings, without the constant pain in his ankle it wouldn't have happen.
I don't understand why after the finalization the score kept getting deducted
@@turinmormegil7715 They have technical controllers that go over the footage, sometimes the score might go lower or higher. Sometimes it takes a really long time to get the score out because the judges are probably trying to decide over a certain element that isn’t clear.
@@aspannas so they reviewed It?
@@turinmormegil7715 They always review it no matter what, 90% of the time the technical score will either go up or down after.
that cry in the end as he embraced coach Brian "its so hard" -- poor baby, his ankle must have hurt so much while he was doing those 2nd half jumps.
🥺🥺 still can’t believe he delivered this performance and won gold while INJURED hems truly the king of ice
He's such an legendary human being
I saw a prince dancing in a fairy forest
Yup, I saw it too but for me he didn't dance, he hunted a small deer with bow and arrow. Especially on 1:56
I saw a strong warrior
Yuzu's 2017 free program "Hope&Legacy" really reminds of fairy forest
@@aleciagonzalez8107 lol,nope. His costume is nothing warrior like
I saw a fairy king 🙂
fun fact that inhale at the start is his own voice that he recorded and put in to help remind him to breathe before his FS
Now that you mention it I went back and you can actually see him taking a deep breath
What is fs?? Flippy spinny?
@@plusrien12 figure skating
oolong_cat Free Skate
@@plusrien12, FS can mean either figure skating or free skate. In this context it would have been free skate. SP stands for short program. Hope it helps, though I should note some people call free skate "long program/free program," so you'll often see LP and FP as well.
When the time comes that Hanyu retires, I dream of seeing his last performance personally so I can cry with everyone in the stadium after.
YEEESSS HUHUHU
NOOOOO 😭
NOOO. but amma see you there tho😭
Is he still skating till now?
@@AileeenGA Of course!
Yuzuru Hanyu is the *Best thing* that happened to Figure Skating
Why does he seem like a protagonist
FBI ReaL because he is
@@lemonmelon7959 Yes TwT♡♡
S.F curse you i was JUST about to say that
He literally is. Some other comment stated that he was injured only shortly before this performance. It's an injury on his landing ankle that can't be fixed even with surgery. Still he trained really hard and in the end won gold.
Sad, yet amazing and very impressive :o
@@hanamiakuma3625 imagine being an MC irl
I can't even fanthom how many hours of training and what a huge amount of talent one needs to make those crazy moves look so natural and fluid.
Я наконецто нашла это выступление парень неповторимый от бога
At least 75
40 hours a day
With a severely injured ankle too
@@reidsjaaheim8237 you are not wrong but the number makes me mad lol
His coach jumping for joy when he landed a spin at 7:50 is so pure.
Yoite he landed a jump but i know it can be confusing at first for those who aren't familiar with figure skating
i just realised😂😂
Thanks im glad i didnt miss it thats so pure
Was that the quad? Anyone please enlighten me ( ╹▽╹ )
@@leecha3444 That was a triple lutz
whenever i watch him skate ..he makes me feel some kind of way i cant put it in words
Sometimes I forget Yuzu’s routines are mathematically put together to garner as much points as possible. He maximizes the points while still making it artistic, musical, and emotional astounds me.
fr, he is incredibly artistic AND smart
cringe
@@user-lr6ki7jj2b why are you here if it’s cringe? Troll 💀
@@Noodle8123 “troll” 😹😹😹😹
I’m artistic
His footwork and technique are so incredibly clean, it looks as though he is effortlessly gliding
Love him or hate him, for whatever reason, you have to admit how strong and technically gifted he is. Or perhaps gifted is not the right word since he works so hard. He performed a program of this caliber and ended up winning gold whilst nursing an injury!
really? what was the injury? he is amazing
Justin Bruen there are people who hates him?
Justin Bruen yeah, he has to take a break after. He wouldn't be competing in worlds because he hasn't healed yet.
Luna Kelly but what is the injury that he sustained before this performance
He sustained the injury during NHK practice back in november. It's lateral ligament damage to the right ankle (the landing ankle). It kept him off ice for 2 months, and he only had 3 weeks to train jumps for the Olympics. He started training quads 2 weeks before Pyeongchang.
Even after 6 years have passed, this performance still gives me chills. Truly, an all round athlete & skater, like no other. No one else will ever be able to skate the way Hanyu-san does. Such a unique skater. Others will come and go, but the one like Hanyu-san will not be seen again. Will continue to watch this and all Hanyu-san Olympic performances, because his dedication to this sport, his mastery and aura he has on ice, will always represent the true legacy of figure skating as it should be. Looking forward to more of his skating as a professional athlete as well.💜💙🤍
4:33... when he glided his hand over the ice like that......... absolutely mesmerizing. yuzuru hanyu is unbelievably good.
It's his signature technique, the Hydroblade! 😊
It’s beautiful... my favourite escene, magnificent...
I am new to this, can u tell me why it was so special??
@@aniruddhajoshi8324 , that technique where he balances on one foot with his left hand on the ice is called a Hydroblade. It's somewhat more seen in ice dance and sometimes done in ice shows or ex galas, but Yuzuru has had a Hydroblade in every free skate and ex since 2015. Together with the Ina Bauer, it's his signature choreo sequence. To me, it's really special because I haven't seen many people do it the way he does it, with a right inside edge, and his is also especially memorable because he times it so well with the music! Also, this variation that he does here isn't hard (for him at least,) but he has a more difficult variation where he is nearly lying on the ice, which has led to some mishaps 😂 Anyway, hope this helps!
3:26 what about this
First time watching him but it's like he is telling the story of a young prince and his first time in battle. So beautiful.
beautiful assoc!
welcome to the club, I am addicted to his skating. When I am stress, I will watch his video over and over and read the comments about him
@@laurenkho2584
Haha me too!
Hahaha Seimei was an Onmyoji back in Heian period who gave the emperors correct way to deal with things spiritually. Because of that spiritual relation, now he's kind of seen as an exorcist - battle against the devils.
no homo but he's very handsome and cute tho
No one knows if you are a male or a female
You know, I'm just saying, don't take it to your heart
@@kanashimi9252 he must have identified as male at the time this comment was written?
Yes homo he cute af
I'm aro and I'm not complaining falling in love
Happy 30th Birthday!🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉
wishing you continued success in your career.
Being in this competitive field for 18 years, and rightfully dominating it ever since- despite obstacles coming his way- yuzu is such a legend.
And that obstacle is mainly coming from ISU.
@@scorpioninpink and his own Fed , Japan Skating Fed (JSF) Now both of them can overscore more of all their favs
@@husnulkh1111 However, their favs are even more nbcs since Yuzu switched to Pro.
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not really
I love seeing people discover Yuzuru for the first time. Welcome to the fandom!!! Enjoy watching his performances while you can :)
I love your profile omg
I love yuzzu♡♡
That’s me.
I just found out about him like, 20 minutes ago and I love him already.
@@youngwriter-pz3oc it's gonna be a long way😂
Dear COVID,
2022 Olympics might be Yuzu's last olympics, so pls go away. Pooh is waiting to shine once again.
I don't want him to skate his last olympics without his fans and the whole pooh madness. If covid doesn't go away until then it would be a huge disappointment
wait what I haven't heard of this one. Why would it probably be Yuzu's last Olympics? :((
@@kaeyasasscheeks1832 he'll be 27 on 2022 olympics, usually skaters retire around late 20s. And if he competes again, he'll be 31 already. He said on recent interview that his only goal now is to land 4A successfully w/out thinking of medals. So I guess he focuses now on accomplishing his goal before he retires? We wish to see him more but yeah :(
@@kyu8584 I'm literally tearing up rn after I read your comment but thank you for informing me! I really do hope he does not retire yet :((
@@kyu8584 wait hes almost 27?? boi he looks 19
still crushing on him in 2024😞
Same
Same
@@marianaferreira2633 i wanna see some iron lotus..
same..
Same🥺
I wasn't interested in figure skating at all until I saw him in Beijing. I was crying while watching him. It was so beautiful
I am same to you，I fell in love with him during the Beijing Olympic,I am so sad to know him so late and he retired these days，But I'm so grateful that i met him at his last game.
Same, I wasn’t interested in ice skating till seeing him in Sochi. Loved skating ever since
Same. Haru Yo Koi made me bawl
Ikr
@@ChriseyApple it's just so bittersweet and emotional. Idk how but seeing him perform in the gala after everything that happened made me feel something I haven't felt for a long time. I've never cried watching a figure skating programme before, but Beijing's Haru yo koi got me. Please watch it too. It's so beautiful
Everyone is secretly having a crush on him, both men and women. He's the best.
Nope
@@SamSam-ru2qi calling you sodium chloride cause u salty
@@beepbeep670 nice
@@beepbeep670 LMAO
As a guy i can confirm
2 months off the ice, skating this on painkillers...
This is strength. He deserved this gold like nobody else.
*nods* i totally agreed!
so basically on doping?
dushasssss his painkiller pass the test and not banned by association, recommended by doctor..
dushasssss dumbasssss
I fail to see how you can consider any type of pain killer to not be doping, as it directly improves your perfomance by making you ignore the pain, and if he got TUE for it it doesn't changes anything.