Amazing (impractical) Problem

From a video by Roman Dzindzichashvili

http://www.chess.com/video/player/beauty-and-entertainment-1

lol

This one is perhaps a bit more practical (and easier to solve).

Now I'm just going to fill this with problems I like...

Grow up.

Perhaps you should have read the title and not visited then? The only reason you clicked it was because I said that your other puzzle had multiple good solutions.

Anyway you're blocked because I don't want your useless spam on my threads.

That was cool. How in the world could a set up like that ever happen come to be

Why not promote to a queen?

@Johnchen

If promotes to a queen (assuming you're talking about post #8) white loses to Rg4+, which forks the king and queen, after which it becomes either a stalemate after either Qxg4 or Bxg4 as the Black king can't move to h5 and the pawn can't move, where as if it is a rook, then Rxg4 allows Kh5, so not a stalemate.

@Lanky_9 Thanks!  I understand now. 

From TT, I actually think this one is quite useful:

draw?

Yeah draw, black can't promote because of checks/the threat of checkmate.