‘I laugh for 10 minutes’: D Gukesh reacted to viral Magnus Carlson Mem in Norway Chess – Watch the video. Chess news
A viral moment of the Norway Chess 2025 tournament has taken social media from the storm after the reaction of disappointment to the 19 -year -old Indian Kautuk D of World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen. Gukesh. Carlson shook himself to join hands with his opponent and slammed the table after his defeat after his defeat, awakened widespread reactions and memes to social media platforms. The incident occurred during an important match between two Grandmaster in the prestigious Norway Chess tournament. The single moment of Carlson’s emotional outbreak has given significant attention online, depicting both criticism and creative responses from chess enthusiasts and social media users. Gukesh has since addressed the viral moment and subsequent meme trend in several interviews. The young chess player has shown a positive attitude towards the situation, even shared his entertainment in the creative interpretations of the event. Gukesh said, “Mems are really very funny,” especially referring to their favorite one with a cat characteristic. He said, “I laughed at it for 10 minutes,” he said, referring to a meme where a cat jumps on a table in response to Carlson’s slam.
During an interview with Chesbase India, Gukesh was seen enjoying various memes built around the incident. Social media reaction has been heavy, fans actively participated in the trend and shared their reactions. Quiz: Who is that IPL player? In a separate interview with Tech Tech, Gukesh considered how the incident has contributed to the widespread appeal of chess. “It’s not only about tricks; some people are attracted to emotions, and all memes and accessories really help. I am glad I can contribute, “he said. This incident has highlighted how social media can turn a single moment into a widely shared cultural event in professional chess. Mem’s tendency has given additional attention to the game, confusing both the enthusiastic and casual supervisors of chess. The viral moment has demonstrated the developed nature of chess coverage in the digital age, where professional matches can create important social media engagement through unexpected moments of human spirit. The opposite reactions between the two players involved in this episode are also displayed, with a good response to the incident of Gukesh and later memes added another dimension to the viral spread of the story.
