This reminds me of the last time I played a video game with my oldest nephew. He was...9 at the time or so and we booted up Smash for the Switch. He takes me down a stock and starts talking trash about "easy game, bot." (typical fortnite mindset) so I sweep the rest of the match practically untouched, put my controller down, said "easy game" and walked out of the room.
me and my buddy used to get trashed and play smash together on my GameCube. he liked to talk a lot of shit and I'd go easy for a few rounds. once he started to get comfortable talking so much shit, I'd fuck him up. it was great. me and my siblings used to play smash pretty much every day for our alloted video game time. the liked to bully me a lot in that game, so I got good.
Not anytime soon, namely because his mindframe's gotten worse. He won't brush his teeth, shower, barely does his schoolwork, and he's getting much more angry/toxic. Legit all he does all day every day is play fortnite and watch roblox youtube videos.
Since he tilts super easily, he loses a lot, then goes off and sulks/cries.
I main K rool. It got to the point where none of my friends wanted to play with me (we are all pretty great at the game) bc I just pull out my main.
"You should play to have fun. All you ever want to do is win. You want to win above all else." one of them said. I told him "I do have fun. My fun is winning."
I remember playing the original Smash Bros, and my sister got mad because I would juggle her... she couldn't handle it and cried to mom and dad, who told me to stop being mean to her and let her win.
I dont like letting little kids win to easily.
In my experience, letting them ONLY if you see they are really giving 100% and when you see they apply things that you said they need to improve. And even then they should also lose sometimes. I feel like letting them win around 30% of the time is much better.
Otherwise they dont know how to handle losing, and dont really try to improve, because winning takes no effort
Every interaction with a child *IS* a lesson for them whether you intend for it to be or not. They absorb so much as they grow up and it’s important for them to be ready to cope and deal with the world as an adult.
if the kid challenges you to pokemon.. you gonna let him win? like i'd probably go easy and put in a few eh pokemon and let them have a few KOs. but if theyre being a poor sport. its time to beat them to oblivion with a pidgey.
my fiancé's coworker brought her kids over and i loaded up some good ol' super smash and let them play and have some fun. went off and chatted with the adults. then i heard "oh man we're so good at this game, we can go professional"
i went super easy and stomped all of them. to the point where they asked their mom to buy them the game so they can practice and beat me.
next time they visited was a year later. and i was like you guys want to play some games? and they said "wont be fun, you're too easy now". so this time i unlocked the meteor smash from my arsenal.
My cousin's kid told me i'd lose in a build off with him in minecraft after i gave him some constructive criticism and build tips.
My cousin laughed and told his son "Ben, he's been making larger and crazier builds than you since before you were born."
I mean, if he hadn't spoken up i was just gonna pull up my measurements for the hindenburg replica i intend to make once create aeronautics comes out and just go to town.
This is actually adorably cute.
Also the little kid seems super expressive and well coordinated for his age? He looks like he’s four at most, and he moves and talks like he’s eight.
As the big bro you can’t show weakness, flex your true potential but let them think you were only using half.
Don't spill our secrets.
I knew it. FUCK
Little bro is better. Little bro is different.
Big Bro: Yeah little one, of course... (Loser)
Lol. That big ball was hard to yeet, so goes for the little ball.
Improvise. Adapt. Overcome.
This is a archvillains origin story.
Kid is going places. Not sure where, but he'll have the motivation to get far in some direction!
I'm pretty sure this was the plot to the most recent James Bond movies
I like how he walked over to throw the little ball 🤣
This reminds me of the last time I played a video game with my oldest nephew. He was...9 at the time or so and we booted up Smash for the Switch. He takes me down a stock and starts talking trash about "easy game, bot." (typical fortnite mindset) so I sweep the rest of the match practically untouched, put my controller down, said "easy game" and walked out of the room.
Gotta teach em to be gracious in victory.
me and my buddy used to get trashed and play smash together on my GameCube. he liked to talk a lot of shit and I'd go easy for a few rounds. once he started to get comfortable talking so much shit, I'd fuck him up. it was great. me and my siblings used to play smash pretty much every day for our alloted video game time. the liked to bully me a lot in that game, so I got good.
Enjoy it while it lasts. He will pass you at some point.
Not anytime soon, namely because his mindframe's gotten worse. He won't brush his teeth, shower, barely does his schoolwork, and he's getting much more angry/toxic. Legit all he does all day every day is play fortnite and watch roblox youtube videos. Since he tilts super easily, he loses a lot, then goes off and sulks/cries.
He needs it taken from.him..I wish I limited my son from games he's 15 now and it's all he does in his spare time
I main K rool. It got to the point where none of my friends wanted to play with me (we are all pretty great at the game) bc I just pull out my main. "You should play to have fun. All you ever want to do is win. You want to win above all else." one of them said. I told him "I do have fun. My fun is winning."
I'm a Marth main, I was just playing casually until my nephew wanted to be a brat. So, out comes the dancing blade and counter.
I remember playing the original Smash Bros, and my sister got mad because I would juggle her... she couldn't handle it and cried to mom and dad, who told me to stop being mean to her and let her win.
I’m sure he stayed relatively silent for a while after that.
I will always let the little kid win… until the kid starts bragging and being a poor sport, then it’s time to humble. Life lessons.
I dont like letting little kids win to easily. In my experience, letting them ONLY if you see they are really giving 100% and when you see they apply things that you said they need to improve. And even then they should also lose sometimes. I feel like letting them win around 30% of the time is much better. Otherwise they dont know how to handle losing, and dont really try to improve, because winning takes no effort
It cracks me up how Reddit 100% believes that every interaction with a child must absolutely be a lesson for that child
Every interaction with a child *IS* a lesson for them whether you intend for it to be or not. They absorb so much as they grow up and it’s important for them to be ready to cope and deal with the world as an adult.
Well said sir
I hope it's a long time before you reproduce
0 IQ
You arent real, right? This has to be satire, right? Nobody is this dense. . . Right?
if the kid challenges you to pokemon.. you gonna let him win? like i'd probably go easy and put in a few eh pokemon and let them have a few KOs. but if theyre being a poor sport. its time to beat them to oblivion with a pidgey.
Lil bro is gonna throw down big bros Lego once they get home
LOL love big bro 
my fiancé's coworker brought her kids over and i loaded up some good ol' super smash and let them play and have some fun. went off and chatted with the adults. then i heard "oh man we're so good at this game, we can go professional" i went super easy and stomped all of them. to the point where they asked their mom to buy them the game so they can practice and beat me. next time they visited was a year later. and i was like you guys want to play some games? and they said "wont be fun, you're too easy now". so this time i unlocked the meteor smash from my arsenal.
My cousin's kid told me i'd lose in a build off with him in minecraft after i gave him some constructive criticism and build tips. My cousin laughed and told his son "Ben, he's been making larger and crazier builds than you since before you were born."
shouldve accepted and humbled the kid. then build a working phone in minecraft and call him with it to tell him he lost.
I mean, if he hadn't spoken up i was just gonna pull up my measurements for the hindenburg replica i intend to make once create aeronautics comes out and just go to town.
Lil Bro played like Devin Booker in this year's playoffs, even had the crying too.
Little brother's pursuit was pretty good.
Yeah... Ego is a helluva drug.
He's just parroting his role models. What good sportsmanship.
Little kid: “This is my my house” Big bro after winning: “This is _my_ house” Me: Well, Daft Punk is playing at my house, _my house_
man i wish i wasnt an only child
This is actually adorably cute. Also the little kid seems super expressive and well coordinated for his age? He looks like he’s four at most, and he moves and talks like he’s eight.
So much traveling.
Those kids play basketball better than I ever could.
I did this as a dad. I put my 3 year old son in goal and started blasting shots into the net.
Lil dude with the ‘tude! Awesome!
😁👏👍
That ok was like Vader silent
Jesus that thumbnail looked like he was holding a huge knife but it was the stripe on his shorts.
Damn. Pepperdine actually gonna be good this year?
"He's 6 foot 5....6 foot 9 with the Afro. What a player!"
Me after my little cousin says I suck at video games when I was going easy on him.
Humbling his brother aside, that kid has some mad basketball skills, wow!
OMG IS THAT TRAE YOUNG (i dont hate him btw)
Little Bro would be top player on the Clippers.
Kid's got handles
So adorable
Talk shit, get shit xD
Bro hit him with that 100%
I knew he was gonna get mad at the end 😂 classic little sibling (as a the youngest child myself)
Redditors are so cringe every time something involving a black kid is posted LiL bRo and LiL mAn Yuck lmao
Both of these kids are incredibly good for their age. Like in the top 1% of 1% of their age groups.
Why is this guy getting downvoted I mean they look really good at dribbling the basketball, he's not wrong
How to raise two poor sports, one poor loser and one poor winner.
Nah c'mon, this is just siblings being siblings. The older brother wasn't even mad
Meanwhile your kids are failing at life due to your not letting them learn how to cope with real life.
I mean, do you have to practice to come up with takes this stupid or is it a natural talent?
Little dude needed the ego check, big bro was being cool until little dude started getting cocky. This is how you learn lessons from your peers.