most violent chess game in history? (explained by Gotham/Levi)

(if this forum gets locked I am sorry for being a disappointment to chess.com)

so this was a chess game in 1912 in London played by George Alan Thomas (Black) and Edward Lasker (White) explained by Levi (or as we know for sure we know him as Gotham) I couldn’t add analysis here because it’s too “graphic” (or in other words it has common mistakes in it) and long to add. So I added this instead.

Image and full story comes from: (don’t worry it’s not that graphic you can click if you want)

We can call it the fishing or fish the king mate

If you see the end of the video, he says the bishop on the light square is not happy.

I was under the impression that one of MY games was the most violent game in chess history.

when Lasker gets angry