Teen Prodigy swaggin on Jeopardy.

[Rigamortus]

That last answer

 

[Malta]

That brilliant young brother.

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

Jeopardy! - The Exciting (And Amusing) Teen Tournament Conclusion (Feb. 12, 2013) - YouTube


@ the last answer. Black excellence at its finest. Clap for him.

 

[Kid McNamara]

good job. Next week, back to getting locked in his own locker by the jocks.

I laugh at nigs who top off at 24. End up a dusthead, talmbout the good ole days, while this boy making billion dollar financial deals.

 

[WhiteDawg3000]

I'm high right now, somebody explain to me, did he give the wrong answer on purpose??


"some guy in Normandy"??

 

[EQ.]

homie wiped his hand rite after he shook with Trebeck, on some reverse

 

[ltheghost]

Good job Young Man!

 

[Skooby]

One of the greatest things I have ever seen.

Bravo young lad...bravo.

 

[FaTaL]

 

[He Who Posts Well]

I'm high right now, somebody explain to me, did he give the wrong answer on purpose??


"some guy in Normandy"??

I think its his personality to do goofy things like that. You can tell just by his mannerisms and the way he was answering his questions. On that last question, his bid and answer matched the amount of fcuks he gave when it was obvious the other two kids had no chance of catching up to him. I give the kid props for being himself on a national stage, I wish him well.

 

[MostReal]

Dude was obviously toying with the competition.

He had made just 3,000$ the day before, the next day made 18,000 & then bet all 18 G's on the daily double (because he knew he'd get it right)


He stylin on them boys.

Then made another bet against himself to not answer the question right & bet 0 dollars, all the while answering the question 'technically correct'... plus knowing that the only guy that could touch him would get the question wrong anyway.




that boy gave them dat Work

 

[Marvel]

Young brotha swaggin something serious the entire show.

 

[WOAHMYGOODNESS]

Dude was obviously toying with the competition.

He had made just 3,000$ the day before, the next day made 18,000 & then bet all 18 G's on the daily double (because he knew he'd get it right)


He stylin on them boys.

Then made another bet against himself to not answer the question right & bet 0 dollars, all the while answering the question 'technically correct'... plus knowing that the only guy that could touch him would get the question wrong anyway.




that boy gave them dat Work

nah, dude knew there was no way for their scores to catch his, the most either was getting like like a thousand or so short...he knew the answer but instead of running up the score, he basically had fun out there...it was only going to go to the other guys if he bet and gave the wrong answer so he took the safe, smart route

still

 

[MostReal]

nah, dude knew there was no way for their scores to catch his, the most either was getting like like a thousand or so short...he knew the answer but instead of running up the score, he basically had fun out there...it was only going to go to the other guys if he bet and gave the wrong answer so he took the safe, smart route

still

nah son, dude on far left started the last question with 14,400, bet 7 G's, if he would've gotten that right he would've came out 21,400. That, plus his earnings of 19000 from the previous day would've equaled out to 40,400 which would have edged out Leonard's 40,000 G's.

But Leonard knew dude couldn't handle the pressure, let alone get the question right. Definition of SONNED

 

[jackswstd]

I was watching when it aired bet he never gets invited back.