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Emergency meetings are the core of our monumental success. As for why our father the chess master- Yeah, oh dad- oh we weren't really poor because dad was a chess master. Listen, our dad was a fucking G. G.
But chess...
pays.
Now, we have a list of the top 10 richest chess players in the world right now.
Let me get top tension. Richard, can you get that up? Yeah. Top 10 richest. So we have one Hikaru Nakamaru. He's like number two in the world. I think 50 mil Fabiano Caruana. He played Carson last year in the world champions, 13 mil Carlson. They said he has eight mil Kasparov five mil Judith Polgar. Of course, they had to throw her in. Yep.
Time or Radibov, whatever five mil point is, and then it goes down to number number 10. The world has 2 million. So these are the top 10 richest players of all time.
has 2 million American dollars. Now, this house that we're in is bought and paid for. This costs 3 million.
We have a car that costs 5 million.
If we were chess players,
With our net worth, we'd be the richest chess players in the world right now. Our dad was the fucking man. And he taught us everything I needed to know about being a man. But he never had any fucking money. He wasn't even in the top 100 players. He never crossed into the top 100. Back in 1998, 1999, that was his heyday. He lived in a car for a lot of his life. There is no money in chess. There's very little glory in chess, which is sad because everyone loves fucking football and soccer and all these sports I don't respect.
titan to even come close to mastering that game and dad was the man but he never had a penny and you know what this is one of the accusations that if you say it to my face
I'll straight knock you out. Because what you're doing is you're talking about my father's life. There's a book called Triple X Glam written by Dr. Daim Shabazz. Look it up. It is a book, a biography about the life of my father that was written just after he died. If you have any doubts about my upbringing, my dad's financial situation, you think I'm a trust fund kid, pick up that book. Because a lot of it is about his financial struggles and he never had a fucking penny. And if you say something about my father or his life or my life as a child that you don't know to my face,
you're going to be served knuckle sandwich. Don't talk shit about the dead. It's on site. Yeah, it's on site. Don't talk ill of the dead. Now you can say anything you want about my father if it's true.
Saying he's a millionaire is to discredit the achievements of his sons. And if he were alive, he'd kick your ass. So I have to do it for him. Correct. We have to, for the bloodline, we got to whoop your ass because that's what he'd do. Dad, our mother and father got divorced. Dad stayed in America to play chess. We moved to Luton, England, lived in a council house, government housing. Homeless shelter first for two years. Homeless shelter along with all the Kosovans at the time. There was a Kosovans crisis. We were with the Kosovans.
Then we moved into a council house. Mother was on the dole. She ended up getting a job as a dinner lady one time. That was it. We were raised on $300 a month. Our father was a professional chess player driving from chess tournament to chess tournament in a Pontiac Sunbird. Sometimes he won, sometimes he lost. A lot of the time he slept in the car. Had a couple thousand here maybe, but then he had to play chess with it for the next three or four months. Driving across America from California to New York and it busted up Pontiac Sunbird playing chess and winning games. I've been with my dad when he would go to the park with no money for food and go to the park and have to hustle the chess park players
$50 and he do it and he do it because he was a G and he was not afraid of shit. And I put lots of stories on my channel. Tate speaks about him and how the time he got jumped in Detroit and the way he spoke and how hard he was and how he was a genius and hard to kill, et cetera. Very much like myself, but he never, but he never had any fucking money, no money because he wasn't interested in money. He wanted to play chess. As long as he had gas and food is all he cared about. He was a nomadic warrior, Spartan old school. So the idea that we come from money, absolute and utter. It's offensive. Okay.