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Faker's post-defeat interview earns Caedrel's "full respect"

The follow-up on Caedrel Clips moves beyond the semifinal result to Faker's reflections, Bin's award and a disagreement over who deserved it.

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Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 511,995 views.

The Aftermath Of T1 VS BLG Semifinals

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1:46Bin addresses facing Kiin in the final; Caedrel expects Kiin to be a difficult opponent.
4:32Caedrel argues ON's pivotal play prevented the semifinal from reaching a fifth game.
5:03Bin receives Player of the Series, but Caedrel makes the case for Xun or ON.
7:15Faker reflects on the year's difficulties, roster changes and lessons from the season.
9:12Caedrel praises Faker for giving an interview so soon after the semifinal defeat.

Faker has just lost a Worlds semifinal, and he is already back in front of a microphone. For Caedrel, that willingness to speak so soon after defeat becomes the most striking part of T1's exit.

"The Aftermath Of T1 VS BLG Semifinals" has drawn roughly half a million views since yesterday on Caedrel Clips, his official highlights channel. Where the earlier match reaction followed BLG's breakthrough against T1, this follow-up stays for the interviews and the broadcast desk's verdicts.

Speaking through translator Jeesun, Faker reflects on a difficult year, roster changes and the lessons he can take from the season. Caedrel notices his smile, remembers how close he came to rescuing the final game, and gives him credit for appearing at all. Viewers are discussing that interview too, alongside the end of T1's championship run and Faker's individual performance.

The winning side supplies a different conversation. Sjokz and Wendy interview BLG's Bin, including a question about facing Kiin in the final. Caedrel expects a demanding matchup: "I think Kiin is going to be dangerous for Bin. Kiin is unreal."

He is less convinced by the Player of the Series decision. Bin receives the award, but Caedrel favours Xun or ON for their decisive contributions. Rewatching ON's pivotal play, he says: "This could have easily gone to five if ON didn't do that."

The clip then returns to the player leaving the tournament. Faker's answer is about learning from the year; Caedrel's response is respect for making himself available after such a painful result.

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The facts

Channel: Caedrel Clips
Subscribers: 201,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days: 11,638,159
Channel views, pace per day: 1,005,823 (on a normal day: 1,649,323)
Video published: November 9, 2026
Video views so far: 511,995 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day: 529,870

The numbers

The aftermath video passed half a million views before its first full day. Its comment section was already about ten times busier than the channel's usual first day.

subscribers

201,000

▲ 1,000 in the last 7 days

total views

525,666,472

views per day

1,005,823

typical day: 1,649,323

the video

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511,995

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