Watching Mike Tyson grow and learn from his mistakes over the years is a perfect example to why cancel culture should not exist. Everyone undergoes different circumstances, and some people need more time than others to figure life out.
andddddddd cancel culture cancels any dissent they don't like. Cancel culture is pure liberalism trash which is a cult. Speaking up against cross dressing and practicing homosexuality is the correct thing to do...why? Because God did it. Deut 22:5
@@stefankaliczak8641 dude gtfo with that BS. Really gonna attribute the changes in the character of a man like this solely to a drug. That's some whack druggie BS.
@@kingdom2532 he just meant weed helps him relax. Did someone in your life refuse to acknowledge your effort? What you said is a classical projection of your own reflection. Just know that your effort is your own and no one's recognition makes it any less valid. Even less if it comes from those who haven't done anything themselves.
"Legacy is not what you accomplished but what your children say about you." This right here hits hard. At the end of the day, the stories told by your family is the most precious.
@@roberthallstrand4167 lol i thought about that too. But what he says rings true about people in your life in general. Nephews, nieces, parents, grandparents, strangers, close friends you made along the way.
3:15 damn Mike..he can give me goosebumps just by speaking from his heart and soul like that. To think about everything he's been through and how much he's changed over the years, it's like he can give an answer to any deep question that can be carved into stone like a timeless proverb directly from the wisdom one gains living a thousand different lives.
Never been the type that was impressed by any celebrities, but there’s something fascinating about Mike Tyson. Very wise and has a great sense of humor.
No he isn't. He's just a really good boxer. He has got to be one of the dumbest people I've ever seen. I've never been able to understand anything he's ever said
"Your legacy ain't what you've accomplished, it's what your children say about you" FACTS!!! I worked in a hospice facility and the number 1 regret a lot of these seniors have is their relationship with their children. Ultimately, the story of a person's life reflects the individual's legacy and there's no better witness than the people closest to you, which are your children.
Thanks for doing that. A lady from hospice stayed with my grandmother when she died and none of us could have done it without her. Probably the most respectful job on the planet.
Will they talk about their Father Raping a women and spending time in jail. O how about losing a boxing match and resorting to biting the opponent's ear off?
And regrets about all kinds of things. Seems to be part of getting old. There's less to look forward to, you tend to look back. Your head is full of memories. Everything and everyone you see reminds you of someone or something you already know, or that you used to know -- especially if you have a good memory, as musicians often do.
Mike actually speaks facts. Lots of these ppl just ramble but Mike has a lot of self awareness. That shows that he actually learned from his mistakes. Dude has insight.
I can't say it enough times: I absolutely love the transformation of Mike Tyson into the man he is today. He went through hell, did a lot of crazy shit, but he came out as one of the nicest, most humble, kind, caring men the world could ask for. God bless you, Mike Tyson!
Mike Tyson is one of the very few celebrities that will actually just be themselves in interviews, and has legitimate conversations with those who will listen, and not just talk at someone about his life, but to learn from them as well, and ask questions back. It’s a treasure, and I wish there was a lot more of it.
I always tell this story whenever I talk about Tyson. I was a young teenager in the early 90's, in the back of a cab with a couple buddies heading down the vegas strip one evening. Tyson was fighting that night, and the strip was packed. The undercards had finished and Tyson was getting ready to fight. We were stopped at a red light, and there were people crossing the street in front of us, making their way into the casino. These were the high rollers showing up "fashionably late". Men in suits, women decked out in fancy gowns, jewelry blinging under the lights. A few minutes later we made it to our destination, and the radio announced that Tyson won in a knockout in under a minute. I just kept thinking of all those people crossing the street who probably never even made it to their seats before the fight ended lol. Iron Mike was such a beast in his prime man. Never seen anyone strike as much fear into his opponents like he did.
@@11valdano Either Spinks or "Lil' Frazier" is my guess. You're probably right. Everyone thought that the lineal champion, Michael Spinks was going to be Tyson's greatest challenge. Then he got blasted and KOed in 30 seconds and Tyson unified the titles. That was probably the most dominant performance ever seen in a championship fight.
That's on them, you don't show up fashionably late to a Tyson fight, and tbh I'm questioning the validity of this story. Every fight I've seen was jam packed, and the fights took forever to start anyway. Plus Mike coming out and into the ring was the best part. Maybe they were rushing to a TV or something, but I've never heard of anyone showing up to a Tyson fight "fashionably late."
"when you take yourself too serious, the world will turn on you." that's legit a quality one liner that needs to be drilled into a hell of a lot of people these days.
Jake Paul would box an old boxer, a wrestler MMA fighter with replaced hip, washed old MMA fighter, NBA Player... *One thing he will never do is box an actual boxer in his same weight class*
Sure but it's entertainment not reality, the Paul brothers have a background in sports and they're good athletes but what they're selling is a circus act to the masses
Despite what Jake and he team says, they are clearly waiting for Tommy Fury to recover. He is the perfect match for Jake, their skill level is more or so the same, around same height & weight (I think) and Tommy has last name that is known.
Bingo 🎯 Him and his brother actually went and learned skills though after everyone roasted them for being nothing youtuber richboys for a year. I will throw that only respect to them... they are good marketing guys salesman to their fans, for sure. That's about it, he won't risk his face against someone like israel from the UFC.
@@Bone_Thug That was his point though basically... where is the fairness in beating on someone who is over 45 and lacking the umph of a trained 25 year old.
@@TRKISH324 no it's a bot /spam, I think . If it's a person ,pity them . Its a shame UA-cam doesn't have the technology to block them popping up in the first place . You can block them but they are all over popular clips so it's a waste of time. Have a look in the other comments . The same post different name over and over . I think UA-cam maybe gets something out of it. I can't think what or else they'd shut it down , they don't so just know , it's a thing and don't click on spam links 🙄
so glad to see big Mike being so open these days, hope he has a blessed life left with us and continues sharing these amazing stories and this great knowledge!
I love Mike's philosophy on life. He has learned through wisdom not to take himself too seriously and he is really living that life of balance. Wish him nothing but the best.
Mike has gained so much wisdom over the years. Some fools still out here thinking he's some dumb brute. Always a pleasure to listen to his perspective.
That was all media manufactured BS from the 90s. Mike went through a rough period for some time especially after prison. You go back to the 80's when he was undefeated, and you could tell that guy had some smarts even back then when he was practically a kid. That man absorbed a lot of wisdom being around Cus. Never heard or seen a more dedicated athlete than Mike from 82'-88.
Mike tyson is terrifying and wholesome at the same time There will never be another like him and im glad hea still around and is doing good for himself
Two men that are truly at peace with where they're at in life and have put their younger egos to rest, allowing themselves to truly enjoy life for what it is. I find it very impressive that Mike has come so far as a person, he's got my respect!
Watched almost every fight this man ever fought but the one that taught me the most was his fight with himself to become the teacher he's become outside the ring. The zen of Mike Tyson. Respect and manners to a true champion.
I love what Mike Tyson has learned about ego. Identification with ego is why the structures that run the world are upside down. Greed rules everything because these people are very egotistical. The nature of ego is self-interest and fear. And views life as scarcity, despite having great wealth, prestige, or power. Ego is the source of mental aberration and evil, which creates "sin." We could literally save the world if we could stop identifying with ego...
Man, I fucking love Mike Tyson. He's such an amazing guy, especially when you consider where he came from and some of the things he's gone through. For him to turn out like he has, with the way he looks at things, speaks to his great character.
Words of wisdom from this 6-minute clip: "The world will turn on you if you take yourself too seriously." "How can I get angry when my ego is not involved" "Legacy is not what you accomplished but what your children say about you." Mike Tyson
@@heythere6983 everybody is a critic until they throw things at a boxers head, and get punched in the face for it. ua-cam.com/video/KGpBO8cxXvY/v-deo.html
It makes me happy seeing Mike at peace and in control of his life. Those of us that were old enough to see him in the 80s and 90s know he was outta control and didn’t think he’d be alive 30 years later.
"How can I get angry when my ego is not involved" WISE words from Tyson , that is some serious higher level thinking ! I never thought the young version of Tyson full of rage and stupidity could transform like this .
When Mike said your legacy is not what you accomplish, it's about what your kids say about you, at the end of the day... that hit me as perhaps the most important thing he's ever said.
I love Mike Tyson so much, listen to the full podcast. Listening to him talking about being humbled by big cats is endearing. He loves his tigers so much. Listening to these two hanging out fills my heart. Two big dudes who are in touch with something deeper, while also not taking themselves too seriously. 🐅🐅💖🐅🐅
Over the past couple years, Mike has really grown on me. I guess I used to see him as this kind of... enigma. Like he just seemed so wild and out there. But once I started actually listening to his interviews, I began to see how kind hearted and gentle Mike can be. Mike Tyson Mysteries is one of the greatest cartoons I've ever watched. The fact he can make fun of himself like that is great.
He wrote a phenomenal autobiography too. It's in the top 2 autobiographies I've ever read. Check it out, really, you won't regret it. His story really fleshes out even more than a lot of people know - you see that he wasn't a piece of shit back in the day and became good, he was always good, just so confused and mixed up when he was young, but what you see here was always in him the whole way through
His childhood was more f*cked up than you can imagine. That's why boxing was like an escape for him. He took out all that violence on other people in a legal arena. But his childhood was bad. Really f*cked up.
I remember meeting Mike when I was a security officer at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in the summer of 2006. It was about 5:30 or so in the morning and we got a call that some drunk was harrassing him in the main valet area out front of the casino while trying to leave with his driver. All of us security that rushed out were waved by Tyson's bodyguard/driver to stay back, that Mike was handling it. The next thing we knew Mike hugged the guy and said something in his ear, then they drove away.
@@tysonhawk5437 After we all went inside and started talking with one another, we were all truly and honestly thinking that Mike told him that very thing.
@@frankpops645 oh seriously grow tf up man your opinion is more irrelevant to the vid and he's the only one to simultaneously and individually hold the WBA & IBF crowns which are heavy weight belts if you didn't know and foolish mike would've been up for 3 days doing lines and god knows what.. now he's just ascended higher then his peers. mans come a long way so if you don't got anything positive to contribute then please stfu :) lol
"Does that piss off?" "No, it doesn't. I think it's awesome." "You think that it's awesome?" "Yeah, it's awesome, I think it's cool." "You think it's cool? That's awesome." What a wholesome conversation 😌
I was always a fan of Mike Tyson. In his personal life he had problems, but as a boxer he was amazing. He was a force of nature. His matches were always high intensity and never boring . The matches were often short, but still worth every moment. He was always on the offense. He only defended in order to get up close. What a champ.
I’m not knocking what you said just have a question for you. Why was it important to state the obvious? “In his personal life he had problems.” Like who hasn’t had problems in there personal life and clearly Mike’s problems have been well documented. Again not trying to come at you in a negative way at all. I’m just curious to why you couldn’t have just gave the man his flowers without stating the obvious about his past issues.
@@daweeza42 I'm not the one who wrote that comment, but I do have a potential explanation. I do get where you're coming from. On the other hand, I don't see any issue whatsoever with putting these things in perspective. You could either think of it as them adding it because it makes Tyson's achievements even MORE impressive, or simply as a way to show that even someone as legendary as that man had problems. That can motivate or reassure. I personally see no value in venerating men like gods; nobody is perfect, and everything tends to come with some sort of cost. To know what that cost was may help appreciate the achievement, and it can also help you see that nobody is perfect, not even the greats - we're all simply humans in the end.
I'm so proud of Mike Tyson. He seriously has been through everything, he's messed up, been an asshole, been the most successful person, dominant, untouchable, Yet he has found Truth, empathy, compassion, humbleness to step out of his own perspective, perception. He's truly come so far through everything he has experienced. It's like he has been 20 different people, and learned from all of them, and evolved into the realest person in the modern era.
Mike's such an amazing guy . And has such a beautiful story . And U can tell he has a huge heart. He has had to suppress so much over his entire life and retirement really helped him have time to feel and explore himself . To me it seems like Mike is still 20 years old . He's just starting on this new journey of his mind . He has quickly become a whole different archetype of our times.
Whilst reading up on the biochemistry of dopamine driven want for success (the obsession/mentality that drive people) vs the transition to the here & now biochemistry, I've really felt like mike is one of the best examples of type of biochemistry at work. It seems like a rough ride, but he wouldn't really be todays Mike becoming a wiser man at the end with different priorities, without that journey & all the reflections that came with it.
I absolutely love Mike, he's so grounded, man a true role model. He may have made mistakes but who hasn't? That's what makes us all human, he's grown so much and has become a wonderful person.
I remember growing up and always hearing stories about who Mike is and all then when he started doing podcasts and interviews and seeing how incredibly human he's become but also seeing that he knows he could still be iron Mike by complete accident if he's not careful. The duality of man is fascinating and Mike's a great example.
Mike is a legend. So glad to see him alive at this age I was a kid watching young Mike and I would have never known this wisdom could come from him. Side note: They are high as the moon in this podcast 😂😂😂
I'm grateful for these podcasts. This is historic, awesome to see these two friends chat. Big Mike high AF being him self and Joe understanding his craziness being able to talk about anything, two amazing entertainers 🥲🥲😂
These guys are so high that they’re talking about the same things they talked about in the first podcast they had. 😂😂😂
That's okay, I was high watching the last podcast so I dont remember what they were talking about
Fucking bots everywhere.
And yet...... we're still listening. Lol.
@@ketan4362 I was thinking the same damn thing. Quite ridiculous
@@thefinalgrind i hope joe talk about this with Eddie bravo and turn this into a full-blown conspiracy.
"When my ego Is not involved, how can I really be mad at somebody" , Such a beautiful line.
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Thats some stoic principles right there.
Marcus Aurelius stuff right there
It’s philosophical but nonsense. Boxing isn’t about hurting the other guy it’s about finding ways to win.
Everyone has an ego it's his alter ego you need to worry bout.
"Your legacy is not what you accomplished, it's what your children say about you after you're gone."
- Mike Tyson.
“And what your children say is what their father accomplished.”
this is a powerful insight, very cool.
Thats deep ill never forget that
Watching Mike Tyson grow and learn from his mistakes over the years is a perfect example to why cancel culture should not exist. Everyone undergoes different circumstances, and some people need more time than others to figure life out.
andddddddd cancel culture cancels any dissent they don't like. Cancel culture is pure liberalism trash which is a cult. Speaking up against cross dressing and practicing homosexuality is the correct thing to do...why? Because God did it. Deut 22:5
He's still clearly deeply on edge. A child dying will do that to you. However, God bless Weed. It's working wonders on him.
@@stefankaliczak8641 dude gtfo with that BS. Really gonna attribute the changes in the character of a man like this solely to a drug. That's some whack druggie BS.
@@kingdom2532 he just meant weed helps him relax. Did someone in your life refuse to acknowledge your effort? What you said is a classical projection of your own reflection. Just know that your effort is your own and no one's recognition makes it any less valid. Even less if it comes from those who haven't done anything themselves.
@@kingdom2532
Tyson himself said weed has helped him tremendously.
"when my ego's not involved, how can I be mad at somebody?"
Respect, sir.
Funny, I was just reading your comment when Mike´ve said that. Freakin matrix.
@@dominiklehocky1486 hahah same
"Legacy is not what you accomplished but what your children say about you."
This right here hits hard. At the end of the day, the stories told by your family is the most precious.
💯
Thays why i dont have kids and never will 🤣
Damn you, I had to delete my comment.
yeah Family first.
@@roberthallstrand4167 lol i thought about that too. But what he says rings true about people in your life in general. Nephews, nieces, parents, grandparents, strangers, close friends you made along the way.
I love this version of Mike Tyson. It makes me feel good to see him laughing and having a good time.
@Tom Joshua ????????
3:15 damn Mike..he can give me goosebumps just by speaking from his heart and soul like that. To think about everything he's been through and how much he's changed over the years, it's like he can give an answer to any deep question that can be carved into stone like a timeless proverb directly from the wisdom one gains living a thousand different lives.
Never been the type that was impressed by any celebrities, but there’s something fascinating about Mike Tyson. Very wise and has a great sense of humor.
@@fishsquishguy1833 Mike Tyson earned his respect before, during, AND after becoming a celeb. He didn't buy it like most try
"Your legacy is not what you accomplish, is what your children say about you" - Tyson, Mike
So True...👍
How many people are gonna post this same comment?🤣
Naaaah
what if you dont have kids
@@tsquirrel8675 cuz it was a damn good quote
Mike is a wise man. Hard times teach the best lessons if you’re strong enough to live through them. Love that dude
Damn thats a sick quote.
Will Smith wants to fight Tyson
No he isn't. He's just a really good boxer. He has got to be one of the dumbest people I've ever seen. I've never been able to understand anything he's ever said
@@baum7222 Just because you don’t understand what he’s saying doesn’t mean that there isn’t wisdom in his words…
Says more about you than him
Mike talking and stil holding the smoke in is crazy
2:44 someone should turn that into a meme😂
"Your legacy ain't what you've accomplished, it's what your children say about you"
FACTS!!!
I worked in a hospice facility and the number 1 regret a lot of these seniors have is their relationship with their children.
Ultimately, the story of a person's life reflects the individual's legacy and there's no better witness than the people closest to you, which are your children.
Damn, you imagine what pablos children say about him?. They cant even praise his father in publicml.
I USE TO SAY THAT ALL THE TIME IN PRISON
Thanks for doing that. A lady from hospice stayed with my grandmother when she died and none of us could have done it without her. Probably the most respectful job on the planet.
Will they talk about their Father Raping a women and spending time in jail. O how about losing a boxing match and resorting to biting the opponent's ear off?
And regrets about all kinds of things. Seems to be part of getting old. There's less to look forward to, you tend to look back. Your head is full of memories. Everything and everyone you see reminds you of someone or something you already know, or that you used to know -- especially if you have a good memory, as musicians often do.
Mike actually speaks facts. Lots of these ppl just ramble but Mike has a lot of self awareness. That shows that he actually learned from his mistakes. Dude has insight.
He really changed after his daughter died. What an awesome dude.
He read a lot.
Mike is crazy and makes no sense you must be trolling. I did like Mike Tyson as a champion but he flushed his reputation down the toilet long ago.
Mike and wack100 had a crazy outlook on slavery . says good and thought provoking shit
Dude...... Mike Tyson rambles
take a shot every time Mike says “listen” during this pod 🤣
Who is here after the fight was announced
👍👍
I can't say it enough times: I absolutely love the transformation of Mike Tyson into the man he is today. He went through hell, did a lot of crazy shit, but he came out as one of the nicest, most humble, kind, caring men the world could ask for. God bless you, Mike Tyson!
i wouldnt say one of the nicest or most caring but he's definetly a great guy nowadays
Mike needs a detox,
definitely man. A lesson for all of us. You can always reinvent yourself if you put in the work
When you go through he’ll keep going
@@yeagemk yeah just like how Charles Manson did it
Mike Tyson is one of the very few celebrities that will actually just be themselves in interviews, and has legitimate conversations with those who will listen, and not just talk at someone about his life, but to learn from them as well, and ask questions back. It’s a treasure, and I wish there was a lot more of it.
MIKE IS THE GOAT
I WOULD WATCH HIS FIGHTS AND SHADOW BOX IN PRISON
That guy is the most human you can possibly get, but the most beautiful way. He is incredibly mindful and kind.
he has his own podcast i think
He is real. Remember when he told the Reporter that he'd fucking kill him and rip another's face off? Yep That's real
I bumped into Tyson in Las Vegas a few years ago. He was the nicest guy. Entertained my story and took a pic with me. The guy is genuine.
I love seeing Mike laugh and have a genuine good time. Such a life of ups and downs...
The memory's as a teen watching Mike fight are as vivid as the when they happened... love it.
I always tell this story whenever I talk about Tyson. I was a young teenager in the early 90's, in the back of a cab with a couple buddies heading down the vegas strip one evening. Tyson was fighting that night, and the strip was packed. The undercards had finished and Tyson was getting ready to fight. We were stopped at a red light, and there were people crossing the street in front of us, making their way into the casino. These were the high rollers showing up "fashionably late". Men in suits, women decked out in fancy gowns, jewelry blinging under the lights. A few minutes later we made it to our destination, and the radio announced that Tyson won in a knockout in under a minute. I just kept thinking of all those people crossing the street who probably never even made it to their seats before the fight ended lol. Iron Mike was such a beast in his prime man. Never seen anyone strike as much fear into his opponents like he did.
30 second knockouts!! 🙌🙌🙌
this story made my day lol
Spinks?
@@11valdano Either Spinks or "Lil' Frazier" is my guess. You're probably right. Everyone thought that the lineal champion, Michael Spinks was going to be Tyson's greatest challenge. Then he got blasted and KOed in 30 seconds and Tyson unified the titles. That was probably the most dominant performance ever seen in a championship fight.
That's on them, you don't show up fashionably late to a Tyson fight, and tbh I'm questioning the validity of this story. Every fight I've seen was jam packed, and the fights took forever to start anyway. Plus Mike coming out and into the ring was the best part. Maybe they were rushing to a TV or something, but I've never heard of anyone showing up to a Tyson fight "fashionably late."
Mike Tyson’s self awareness is astonishing. I love hearing his perspective.
Psychedelics
“You annoy me on a plane I’m going to punch you in the face repeatedly “
-Mike “the self aware toad made me do it “ Tyson
Mike Tyson is a world-class fuckin' Champion in every way!
"when you take yourself too serious, the world will turn on you."
that's legit a quality one liner that needs to be drilled into a hell of a lot of people these days.
Like will smith 👀
Jake Paul would box an old boxer, a wrestler MMA fighter with replaced hip, washed old MMA fighter, NBA Player... *One thing he will never do is box an actual boxer in his same weight class*
Sure but it's entertainment not reality, the Paul brothers have a background in sports and they're good athletes but what they're selling is a circus act to the masses
Despite what Jake and he team says, they are clearly waiting for Tommy Fury to recover.
He is the perfect match for Jake, their skill level is more or so the same, around same height & weight (I think) and Tommy has last name that is known.
Bingo 🎯 Him and his brother actually went and learned skills though after everyone roasted them for being nothing youtuber richboys for a year. I will throw that only respect to them... they are good marketing guys salesman to their fans, for sure. That's about it, he won't risk his face against someone like israel from the UFC.
@@Bone_Thug That was his point though basically... where is the fairness in beating on someone who is over 45 and lacking the umph of a trained 25 year old.
For someone who apparently isn't a real boxer, y'all love to hold him to the standard of a top level pro
I love Tyson. After being manipulated during his career, he’s learned so much from his mistakes. He’s an icon becoming a legend.
Dudes been a legend since the late 80s early 90s
@@andreamadden9153 is that English?
@@TRKISH324 no it's a bot /spam, I think . If it's a person ,pity them . Its a shame UA-cam doesn't have the technology to block them popping up in the first place . You can block them but they are all over popular clips so it's a waste of time. Have a look in the other comments . The same post different name over and over . I think UA-cam maybe gets something out of it. I can't think what or else they'd shut it down , they don't so just know , it's a thing and don't click on spam links 🙄
Becoming a legend? Dudes been a legend for decades.
He’s been a legend he is now an icon
so glad to see big Mike being so open these days, hope he has a blessed life left with us and continues sharing these amazing stories and this great knowledge!
I love Mike's philosophy on life. He has learned through wisdom not to take himself too seriously and he is really living that life of balance. Wish him nothing but the best.
Mike has gained so much wisdom over the years. Some fools still out here thinking he's some dumb brute. Always a pleasure to listen to his perspective.
That was all media manufactured BS from the 90s. Mike went through a rough period for some time especially after prison. You go back to the 80's when he was undefeated, and you could tell that guy had some smarts even back then when he was practically a kid. That man absorbed a lot of wisdom being around Cus. Never heard or seen a more dedicated athlete than Mike from 82'-88.
Mike's wisdom is what comes of decades of counselling.
5meo has everything to offer
He’s so wise and so humble
@@aftaflash ever try 4-ACO?
Mike tyson is terrifying and wholesome at the same time There will never be another like him and im glad hea still around and is doing good for himself
His voice sounds like hes holding in a blunt cough lmao
Fucking bots everywhere.
Inside that killing machine is a huggable teddy bear waiting to turn your insides upside-down the moment you make the wrong move.
Tbh, Theses days if Tyson is wrecking you, you probably deserved it.
Imagine if Will Smith tried to slap mike!
Tyson would fucking annihilate Jake Paul today
Well let’s see 😂
I'd prefer to see Mike versus Bob Sapp
Two men that are truly at peace with where they're at in life and have put their younger egos to rest, allowing themselves to truly enjoy life for what it is. I find it very impressive that Mike has come so far as a person, he's got my respect!
Mike Tyson is truly one of a kind. I learn something every interview I watch with him.
Tyson is such a nice guy, when he is high, and I remember before, he could send the people into the ER, just by looking at them...
@@andrasdudas5084 Mike Tyson is also a rapist.
Everyone is one of a kind Duhhhhh lmao
You should be embarrassed. Don’t ever take advice from this actual fool
@@charliebronson1403 not really though compared to Mike
Mike in his prime was absolutely vicious
Watched almost every fight this man ever fought but the one that taught me the most was his fight with himself to become the teacher he's become outside the ring. The zen of Mike Tyson. Respect and manners to a true champion.
2 of the best people on UA-cam, thank you!🙏🏾
Another episode where Joe is appreciating himself for getting a bigger table😂 can’t wait to listen to the entire podcast with Mike Tyson!
elon should buy youtube next and get rid of these bots
Imagine if Will Smith tried to slap Mike for making a joke
@@strategery101 "KEEP MY WIFE OUT YOUR FUCKING MOUTH!!"
@@TechnoBro999 lol true sucks that he couldn’t though youtube probably worth 3x Elon net worth and Twitter worth 1/5th of it
@@TechnoBro999 str8 up where tf did these bots come from?
I love what Mike Tyson has learned about ego. Identification with ego is why the structures that run the world are upside down. Greed rules everything because these people are very egotistical. The nature of ego is self-interest and fear. And views life as scarcity, despite having great wealth, prestige, or power. Ego is the source of mental aberration and evil, which creates "sin." We could literally save the world if we could stop identifying with ego...
Ego will always destroy you. That is Rock bottom. U either realize why you self destructed or you get angry and re-offend
Man, I fucking love Mike Tyson. He's such an amazing guy, especially when you consider where he came from and some of the things he's gone through. For him to turn out like he has, with the way he looks at things, speaks to his great character.
Words of wisdom from this 6-minute clip: "The world will turn on you if you take yourself too seriously."
"How can I get angry when my ego is not involved"
"Legacy is not what you accomplished but what your children say about you." Mike Tyson
Such value in those thoughts, of real pain, struggle and accomplishment in a Turbo World.
“You annoy me on a plane I’m going to punch you in the face repeatedly “
-Mike “the toad made me do it “ Tyson
@@heythere6983 everybody is a critic until they throw things at a boxers head, and get punched in the face for it. ua-cam.com/video/KGpBO8cxXvY/v-deo.html
Man. I'm so so happy living to see this legend happy and enjoying his life. Tyson, after all that pain man. You deserve the best.
Lol this is what early onset dementia looks like
@@kaldobie5994 Mike’s reply: No, *this* is what early onset dementia looks like 🥊🥊🥊🤤🤤🤤
@@kaldobie5994 jealous much.
@@BOX3DOUT Jealous? Just facts. You want to see what Tyson will look like in a few years? Lookup up Mohammed Ali
It makes me happy seeing Mike at peace and in control of his life. Those of us that were old enough to see him in the 80s and 90s know he was outta control and didn’t think he’d be alive 30 years later.
Facts, he is a prime example of evolution. Love to see who he has become..
Still seems pretty out of control dawg idk lmao
dude had a lot of vultures and yes men in his corner back in day ! even don king was after his pocket 💰
@@carmenojeda6262 same here!
man is not in peace he is coping with drugs
Love the relationship and conversations with these two,
Just great to listen to.
me too Jim
I watched first half of the podcast... and its freakin amazing.. planning to watch the remaining soon
I love how joe was trying to get Mike to bad mouth Jake paul but all mike knows how to do is smile anymore lmao. love that dude
Those roided Paul guys need to fight guys that arent twice their age or half their size.
Mike would still destroy him at 60
Mike Tyson has read many books and has a lot of exposure to philosophy, he's too wise for that boy
Why is that considered “badmouthing”? In reality that idea is absolutely absurd. Is speaking the truth considered slander now?
jake is only relevant cause of his skin color
Joe's manners are off the charts especially after seeing Mike come into his studio with workout shorts on
😂😂😂😂 killer
I wonder if Joe could take him. I think Mike probably wins
@@rmmm6725 Mike right now has like 40 lbs on joe lol.
@@rmmm6725 bait
The world needs more Mike and Joe/ wish you guys did this every week! Legendary episode!
Mike tyson, you're an inspiration to the world. We all love you and want you to go in that ring and take care of business ❤
"How can I get angry when my ego is not involved"
WISE words from Tyson , that is some serious higher level thinking !
I never thought the young version of Tyson full of rage and stupidity could transform like this .
@Dillan Powell hi baby
@@joshharrison2657 the interview he did in prison.showcased he isn't a.big dumb brute he can actually use his head
Mike Tyson is one of the few famous people who answers a question honestly.
When Mike said your legacy is not what you accomplish, it's about what your kids say about you, at the end of the day... that hit me as perhaps the most important thing he's ever said.
Love Mike Tyson and really happy to see him recover from so many people taking advantage of him earlier in his career.
JRE killing it as always. We love you Joe and Mike!
I'm with you 100% on this one.
Um, mike raped a girl. He was convicted and went to prison. You must be cool with rape. Yuck. Love away scummer…..
@Азизбек Акшабаков lithen lithen, eeehm
Killing it, is a very funny phrase. They just have a talk.
Joe's killing it this week
Mike is in a good place, love to see it. God Bless Him
I love Mike Tyson so much, listen to the full podcast. Listening to him talking about being humbled by big cats is endearing. He loves his tigers so much. Listening to these two hanging out fills my heart. Two big dudes who are in touch with something deeper, while also not taking themselves too seriously. 🐅🐅💖🐅🐅
Over the past couple years, Mike has really grown on me. I guess I used to see him as this kind of... enigma. Like he just seemed so wild and out there. But once I started actually listening to his interviews, I began to see how kind hearted and gentle Mike can be. Mike Tyson Mysteries is one of the greatest cartoons I've ever watched. The fact he can make fun of himself like that is great.
He wrote a phenomenal autobiography too. It's in the top 2 autobiographies I've ever read. Check it out, really, you won't regret it. His story really fleshes out even more than a lot of people know - you see that he wasn't a piece of shit back in the day and became good, he was always good, just so confused and mixed up when he was young, but what you see here was always in him the whole way through
His childhood was more f*cked up than you can imagine. That's why boxing was like an escape for him. He took out all that violence on other people in a legal arena. But his childhood was bad. Really f*cked up.
I remember meeting Mike when I was a security officer at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in the summer of 2006. It was about 5:30 or so in the morning and we got a call that some drunk was harrassing him in the main valet area out front of the casino while trying to leave with his driver. All of us security that rushed out were waved by Tyson's bodyguard/driver to stay back, that Mike was handling it. The next thing we knew Mike hugged the guy and said something in his ear, then they drove away.
He whispered, "You have no idea how close you came to dying today"
@@tysonhawk5437 clothe*
@@thats_not_glue 😂😂😂😂 funny af
@@tysonhawk5437 After we all went inside and started talking with one another, we were all truly and honestly thinking that Mike told him that very thing.
He whispered "Rosebud."
*Me hoping this is not as tense as THAT last podcast
first 5 seconds:
Mike: HEY listen!
*Instant PTSD kickin in
Wow I've never seen Tyson that happy at the end
Love the Musashi reference, reading the Book of Five Rings right now and it’s so insightful. Balance is everything
There’s a biography of his life story I recommend reading too
I disagree, specializing is how you succeed. Balance is how you float by
I love seeing Mike happy and laughing. Such a legend.
@U Betcha lol that's so irrelevant now . his legacy means nothing to the boxing world now . just foolish mike now
@@frankpops645 oh seriously grow tf up man your opinion is more irrelevant to the vid and he's the only one to simultaneously and individually hold the WBA & IBF crowns which are heavy weight belts if you didn't know and foolish mike would've been up for 3 days doing lines and god knows what.. now he's just ascended higher then his peers. mans come a long way so if you don't got anything positive to contribute then please stfu :) lol
Am happy Tyson is at peace and happy now . Wishing you all the best in life .
"Does that piss off?"
"No, it doesn't. I think it's awesome."
"You think that it's awesome?"
"Yeah, it's awesome, I think it's cool."
"You think it's cool? That's awesome."
What a wholesome conversation 😌
I was always a fan of Mike Tyson. In his personal life he had problems, but as a boxer he was amazing. He was a force of nature. His matches were always high intensity and never boring . The matches were often short, but still worth every moment. He was always on the offense. He only defended in order to get up close. What a champ.
I’m not knocking what you said just have a question for you. Why was it important to state the obvious? “In his personal life he had problems.” Like who hasn’t had problems in there personal life and clearly Mike’s problems have been well documented.
Again not trying to come at you in a negative way at all. I’m just curious to why you couldn’t have just gave the man his flowers without stating the obvious about his past issues.
@@daweeza42 I think it's a bot bro this comment is copied
@@ladicius5741 good 👍🏾 looking
@@daweeza42 I havent raped anyone
@@daweeza42 I'm not the one who wrote that comment, but I do have a potential explanation. I do get where you're coming from. On the other hand, I don't see any issue whatsoever with putting these things in perspective. You could either think of it as them adding it because it makes Tyson's achievements even MORE impressive, or simply as a way to show that even someone as legendary as that man had problems. That can motivate or reassure. I personally see no value in venerating men like gods; nobody is perfect, and everything tends to come with some sort of cost. To know what that cost was may help appreciate the achievement, and it can also help you see that nobody is perfect, not even the greats - we're all simply humans in the end.
I wish I could go back in time and show young Mike the person he grows to be in the future
What would that do other than jinx him?
Wow, coming back to this now after the fight has been announced
Great video and great conversation 👏
I'm so proud of Mike Tyson. He seriously has been through everything, he's messed up, been an asshole, been the most successful person, dominant, untouchable, Yet he has found Truth, empathy, compassion, humbleness to step out of his own perspective, perception. He's truly come so far through everything he has experienced. It's like he has been 20 different people, and learned from all of them, and evolved into the realest person in the modern era.
MIKE IS HIGH EVERYDAY..NO WONDER HES CHANGED 😛😛😛😛
@Aisha Stone go away troll
how can you be proud of something you never had a part in. You don‘t even know the guy lol...
@@REALdavidmiscarriage he could probably relate to some stuff mike been through its common sense
@@capolean2902 how is that common sense? Do you actually understand what it means to be proud of something, like the actual definition of the word?
Mike's such an amazing guy . And has such a beautiful story . And U can tell he has a huge heart. He has had to suppress so much over his entire life and retirement really helped him have time to feel and explore himself . To me it seems like Mike is still 20 years old . He's just starting on this new journey of his mind . He has quickly become a whole different archetype of our times.
Someone wrote a comment that was deleted . Probabaly because it was arrogant. Wanna try again ? 😅
@@Ibis-of-Equilon Maybe something around it not being such a beautiful story for the woman he raped?
Well said
@@thefibonacci chur bro
Mike "hey listen" Tyson is the best!
Is there a way to watch your full podcast? I know you have audio on Spotify but I like watching the videos
heading straight to Spotify to finish this one💪 thanks Joe for keeping shit real🔥💯
Whilst reading up on the biochemistry of dopamine driven want for success (the obsession/mentality that drive people) vs the transition to the here & now biochemistry, I've really felt like mike is one of the best examples of type of biochemistry at work. It seems like a rough ride, but he wouldn't really be todays Mike becoming a wiser man at the end with different priorities, without that journey & all the reflections that came with it.
Great content as always
I gotta go watch this whole episode now!
I absolutely love Mike, he's so grounded, man a true role model. He may have made mistakes but who hasn't? That's what makes us all human, he's grown so much and has become a wonderful person.
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Gotta say I love when Joe has Mike on the show! So insightful 👏 👌
I love Mike's light.
OMG, that burst of laughter from Tyson at the very end had me rolling..😄😄😄
All you had to name this is "Rogan smokes joint with Tyson" and I was invested. This is so great.
I used to love to watch Mike Tyson fight. Now... I just love Mike Tyson, the man.
Mikes laugh is so genuine and amazing I absolutely love it definitely need more joe and mike podcast
“Your legacy is not what you accomplish - it’s what your children say about you.”
- Mike Tyson
it's good to see Mike enjoying life now I grew up watching his career he was my favorite boxer.
Love seeing Mike in a positive mindset 💯
“ your legacy is not what you accomplish. It’s what your children say about you. “. Fucking love it.
Great podcast I absolutely love Mike Tyson
Love u joe this is just what we needed 🖤
I remember growing up and always hearing stories about who Mike is and all then when he started doing podcasts and interviews and seeing how incredibly human he's become but also seeing that he knows he could still be iron Mike by complete accident if he's not careful. The duality of man is fascinating and Mike's a great example.
it’s incredible to see a legend like myke tyson growing up in this such way👏🏻 what a person
JULY 20th... CAN'T WAIT!! #TheProblemChildVsIronMikeTyson🥊🥊
Mike is a legend. So glad to see him alive at this age I was a kid watching young Mike and I would have never known this wisdom could come from him. Side note: They are high as the moon in this podcast 😂😂😂
Joe is making sure he is not laughing in this one 😂
Mikes on drugs, he’s perfectly safe this time 😂
lmfao just from this little clip i can tell this about to be one of the best podcasts of 2022.
Are the new podcasts somewhere to watch or is it just those snippets we get to see?
I'm grateful for these podcasts. This is historic, awesome to see these two friends chat. Big Mike high AF being him self and Joe understanding his craziness being able to talk about anything, two amazing entertainers 🥲🥲😂
I respect this Tyson so much! Its funny how these rough guys sometimes turn out to be the most kind of them all.
This is one of the best conversations joe and mike have had, so true about being balanced with the world and shit.
Mike tyson is a great man. Especially after evolving and coming back to fight...man oh man