If you mean g4, that's stalemate! The black pawns are going toward the bottom, you got the board backward.
Hardest Checkmate in 1
Here's a puzzle where it can be proven what blacks last move was, white to move and mate in 2:
White's previous move before that is likely a capture, since it's difficult for the king and the two pawns (one of which must have started from g7) to get there in the first place.
I tried this position on a Lichess engine and there was no possible way of mate in 1 for white unless the previous move e7 or e5, in which you could do an en-passant mate, but e7 or e5 has a less chance of happening, so this puzzle is most likely fake.
"Chance of happening" is not considered a factor in solving chess puzzles. There are choice rules for these things like "you are only permitted to play e.p. if you can prove that the captured pawn made the "giant leap of pawnkind" on the previous move in any possible game. Which is the common agreement.
Dude mate in 1 is bishop to E5
Do you know the rules of chess?
Exactly
Dude mate in 1 is bishop to E5
Do you know the rules of chess?
ik but i realised later
EndgameEnthusiast2357 king to b5?