jackie chan was a stuntman on Bruce Lee's movie, "Enter the Dragon" I believe. Jackie said Bruce hit him so hard he never wanted to be hit by him again. Jackie says Bruce was the greatest of all of the martial artists. He wasn't Korean. He was Chinese American
Jackie was in his movie enter the dragon. The guy u see Bruce grab from behind pulling his hair that was Jackie. He's also in the chase scene chasing Bruce Lee's sister in the movie.
I'm gonna give you guys some credit for keeping absolutely silent while Bruce Lee briefly talked about his philosophy. That's called respect. You were hanging onto every word.
Bruce Lee was not a competition tournament fighter, he was concerned with what works in the real world fight situations. Bruce Lee was such a unique individual the level he achieved without nutrition experts, coaches and a world televised fight coming up for a title.... Absolutely stunning. Fifty years later we are still amazed and talking about this self made world moving individual that crossed all racial boundaries.
Guy was an idiot. Chuck Norris told him to back off the weights, or he'd severely hurt himself. He didn't; he shattered his back and almost became a cripple. Had to be put on permanent steroids and meds to deal with it. Some time later while on one of his sets, he was offered someone else's painkiller to deal with a random headache he had: the concoction of his meds and the painkiller became fatal. I guess he should have been more aware of putting shit in his body, no?
I think this is thanks to his legendary master Yip Man/Ip Man because he put a lot emphasis on philosophy of martial arts and core training (especially Wing Chun) not only fighting ....he didnt support figting for money ....
@@blackfire7471 i wouldnt call school competitions and those 3 times when he was adult that he was competitor ....people challenge him a lot but it was more of a one sided presentation of his skill with some tips and tricks he gave in the end so it was more like education ....
Man...imagine getting kicked by Kareem Abdul Jabar's long ass legs. Take your head off. I love watching that old footage of him (Bruce) working with his students.
IM 70YEARS OLD BRUCE WAS REAL IN FIST OF FURY THE JAPANESE GUY FIGHTING BRUCE IN FIST OF FURY WITH THE MUSTACHE KICED OFF THE PORCH WAS JACKIE CHAN ALSO IN ENTERD THE DRAGON BRUCE BROKE HIS NECK IN THE BASEMENT FIGHT
I love Tarantino’s movies but he’s a racist a$$hold when it comes to Bruce. Steals the iconic yellow jump suits, all the main characters aren’t Asian other than Lucy. Casts the white guy who stole Bruce’s spot for the Kung Fu tv show which he came up with and was supposed to star in as the main villain and supposed badest man on the planet. Then has the nerve to spread lies about things like stuntmen hating him which wasn’t even true. Truth was that he had to teach them how to act bc they were used to John Wayne super fake fighting and didn’t know martial arts or how to be good stuntmen for those movies. Bruce was a perfectionist and wanted things to look good. Mix the 2 and he’d accidentally hit people in the face sometimes, so yeah they didn’t like that. Also some didn’t like being told how to act in an Eastern fighting style. But he was also super nice to them, would take them out for dinner, he was super apologetic when he hit someone. And a lot of people paid stuntmen no attention but Bruce was very friendly with them. His daughter Shannon had a great reply to Tarantino saying he doesn’t know what it was like to try and break through wanting to be the first Asian lead ever in Hollywood! Pretty sure Enter the Dragon was the first Asian lead to hit #1 in the box office, and Bruce never got to learn about it bc he passed before it was released
Jackie and Bruce were very different. Bruce Lee literally developed what we call MMA today. That one inch punch was clocked in at over 100 mph. He could catch a grain of rice or a fly in the air with chop sticks…. He was just DIFFERENT. Jackie Chan looked up to Bruce and respected him. He is more of a stunt man/fighter. He is self deprecating and lets himself look like he’s loosing, but he’s actually not. Bruce would take out a room of guys and barely break a sweat. Totally different guys, both great.
Nah sis Jackie Chan is not only a fighter and stuntman. He's more than that, yeah i get it people worshipped Bruce Lee but Jackie Chan a legendary person, actor, director, singer, composer, and do not one but ton of martial art from Asia to western martial art type he learn everything from such young age. He's iconic on his own and not just a fighter/stuntman only he's living legend
Of course SUPER different, you don't compare The Rock to professional champion Lou Ferrigno. One's an actor, the other is Pro Athlete legend that did some movies. BRUCE LEE was not an actor, he only did one little film for Hollywood, Jackie has done over 14 films for Hollywood. For Hong Kong Jackie has done OVER 100 flicks, Bruce Lee only did 3.(Tower of Death is not a movie, it's only 7 minutes of usable footage). BRUCE LEE is ranked by Sports Illustrated in the Top 50 Greatest Athletes of all Time, Jackie is a showbiz producer. Professional Sports athletes enjoy Jackie Chan and even respect him but they don't STUDY him or praise him. Actual Champions literally study Lee's Techniques+ Methods, they analyze his training regimen and Nutritional Diet...not Jackies. Thankfully, Lee was able to sneak in a few movies at the very last 1.5 year of his life. Prior to that...there are zero movies, he was simply a veteran at live combat. In live situations he had fought; Black Belts, Pro Fighters, Ex military, Champions, 3rd degree Masters, Rival Martial Artists, and opponents that outweighed him by 100 pounds. His battle experience started as a young boy and lead all through out his teens + adulthoodhood. The few movies he DID make were only at the last 1.5 years of his life which was a brief opportunity for him to report his life experiences and give that insight into live combat. He only made 3 little movies plus One Hollywood film, a very short attempt at films but we're lucky he at least made them and snuck them right in JUST before he died to show us his insights on his personal life of hard combat.
Sorry, but Lee was far from the 1st person to train in multiple (mixed) martial art forms. I say this as a fan, and someone who trained with Bruce's right-hand man Danny Inosanto. People had been doing it for centuries.
The saddest thing is it's been so long and there wasn't videos everywhere like there is now with camera phones. That people have started to doubt. The incredible unbelievable feats that this man pulled off and proved that the body was capable of!!!
my favorite bruce lee quote is ''oftentimes people come up and say 'hey, bruce, are you really that good?' and i say, well, if i tell you i am good, probably you will say i am boasting, but if i tell you i'm no good, you'll KNOW i'm lying''
Fun side note. Bruce and Jackie Chan fought in the movie “The Big Boss”. He and Chuck Norris fought in the movie “The Way of the Dragon”. I have massive respect for all three of these men. My sensei trained with Chuck Norris under the same sensei. Chuck Norris attended some of the same tournaments my dojo competed in.
Bruce and Jackie fought in enter the dragon and was a stunt guy that got kicked out of the window near the end of fist of fury..Jackie chan was not in the big boss
the hand-eye coordination he had, simply and utterly......unmatched, i dont think ever will be matched. there might be someone out there someday or even today, but the "flow" as he said, within him.......that man is and always will be top of the tops, best of the best, legend of all legends
Bruce Lee is widely accepted as the father of Mixed Martial Arts. His 'Jeet Kun Do' was all about taking what was useful from all styles and discarding what was not from all styles. And Jackie Chan is the inventor of Parkour...I don't know if he's widely accepted as such...but he is, and I'm not really seeing anyone today who can actually match him.
Sounds rather unlikely. If Jackie Chan created Parkour... Why is it called Parkour? Thats French, Jackie can barely speak english. Edit: According to the internet it was created in France in 1980 called "Art du Deplacement", later renamed, mainstreamed and turned into a sport in 1990 by a man named David Belle.
Jackie didnt invent parkour i was doing that stuff back in 83 and i am sure there were people doing it way before me, i am guessing that back then when everyone was thin and wiry strong and had buckets of energy would be doing something to burn it off
Master Bruce Lee was my idol! he passed away when i was 3 years old but he made a impact on me! the Legend! Everything u saw him do in this video clip was 100% real! Jackie was one of Bruce's best friends and also did stunt work in Bruce's movies! he was not Bruce's stunt double!
Yeah, you can see jacki chan's face in the underground scene in enter the dragon, he's the guy Bruce lee puts in a headlock and does the kinda iconic palm to the head move that is in Tekken and I think it's also in dead or alive.
He passed away on july the 20th 1973. I was born on july the 19th 1973. Always thought i was his reincarnation. But not at all. I am a man and fight like a girl 😂😂😂. Seriously Bruce was a great person. Clever and right
I've read that Lee's kicks and punches were so fast that they actually had to slow the cameras down or else no one could see it. You can tell this by watching the 5-inch and 1-inch punches videos which weren't movies, just tournaments. You can't see him coming. I have yet to see anything remotely like Bruce Lee. Gone way too young.
I've never seen this video. Thank you so much for sharing this. Bruce Lee was the master! He was one-of-a-kind. He had such control over his body! After he passed away he became the Master Legend
He faced a lot of hard times from martial arts leaders for not following traditions in the United States. He is one of the most amazing people. He was so fast they had to have him slow down because the movie cameras could not see him move. It was if he didn’t have limbs
I have watched, read and studied about Bruce Lee. Everything that you saw in that video I can promise you that it is 100% real and you just got a fraction of the speed of how he truly was.I can without any doubt can guarantee you that his philosophy on life is just a tiny drop in his whole outlook on life and the purpose in living our lives. He had a punch that was faster than a blink of an eye and it would send you clear across the room. Yes there will never be another Bruce Lee.
So you studied Bruce Lee all this time but you're unaware that the table tennis / nunchuku scenes were created with cgi in 2008 for a Nokia ad. Interesting.
Simply listen to or check out Jiddu Krishnamurti on youtube, or Alan Watts on youtube, and Lao Tzu's book called the Tao te Ching. Those are people who he learned his philosophy from. And they are all mystics.
@@proteusblack8913Number one he never mentioned about that commercial that had any relevance to Bruce’s philosophy. Number 2, Remember it’s just a commercial which holds no relevance, but irrelevant. It’s not that important to mention.
Bruce Lee is pretty much dubbed the Grand Father of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). Bruce Lee was born in November 27, 1940, in San Francisco California. But was raised in Hong Kong a majority of his child hood and teen life. He later moved to Seattle Washington on his own i think around age 17 almost heading to 18, and finished up his senior year in high school in Seattle Washington. His first American friend, was an African American male named Jesse Glover, in he later became Bruce Lee first and original set of students, as well as remaining good friends. Besides the Wing Chun fist, Bruce Lee also dabbled and learned, competed in western style boxing and won a championship in his high school back in Hong Kong, which i think he went to an international school there. He was also a Cha cha dancing Champion too. Bruce Lee also learned Karate from Taky Kimura, Jiu Jitsu and Judo from Wally Jay, both in Seattle Washington. But i think right during his last year in College where he was a Philosophy major, he dropped out to open a martial arts school in Oakland, California and moved there for a bit. I think he only had 1 Acting role in America, which was the Green Hornet, but he was just a side kick and never got a major role in America. But he then got a good offer from a company in Hong Kong during his visit. He accepted the offer and at first he started to assist and act in their first film. The film did really well, but Bruce Lee did not start Producing, Writing, Editing, Directing, and Acting in his films at the same time, until his 3rd film. The 3rd film he was in which he had full control and creation of, was a huge global mega hit and was popular for years to come. Then he made another film, and i think after the production and success of that film, he pass soon after. He was planning to do another film, but I don't think they ever started it. But Bruce Lee's thoughts, and ideology transformed martial arts and combat sports to what it is today, he even transformed the film industry globally too, in terms of storylines and action films on the way it was. Lots of film industries right now still use Bruce Lee's film style. But Bruce Lee was also extremely hard working physically and mentally, and I think lots of people in China and Asians in general, due to him having so much confidence and accomplishing what he always says he would do. But Bruce Lee had a ton of friends from all over, he was extremely well liked person. Bruce Lee's son Brandon Lee was actually getting extremely popular and famous too, but he had passed extremely early. Brandon Lee was accidently shot by a real bullet, during the making of the film, "The Crow".
If anything, Bruce was the student, the grandfather of MMA was the philosophy of Leung Bik, Ip Man's master, who taught him that there is no style, and because of that, Ip Man developed Wing Chun into what Bruce Lee was taught, to "be water". Running water never grow stale means exactly that, don't develop a style, continue to learn and develop, "keep flowing".
"Bruce Lee is pretty much dubbed the Grand Father of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)...only by people who dont know the history. That came about by Dana White hyping the UFC video game.
The fascinating thing is as Bruce is talking you can see that he has dedicated himself to so many years of practicing searching and growing. So he’s not just reciting words he memorized bu5 he’s living it.
Great to see Canada's Pierre Berton interviewing him! Still think that Bruce was taken from us too soon! And I love how quiet you got while the man spoke... ;)
There’s so much truth to Bruce Lee’s teachings, especially the philosophy of “be like water,” as in adapting to your situation, environment, etc. I work in the field of mental health and I’ve seen hundreds of psych patients. The common thread with most of them is their inability to adapt to their situation and environment. So, it’s our job to provide resources and counsel so the patient is equipped to face their challenges.
I remember when my teacher was telling me about the “water becomes the cup” thing. He was teaching me a wing chun form called chi sao (sticky hands). But he added something…………”you have to flow like water (he then found an opening and hit me) because remember, water will always find the smallest crack.”
I love that, whilst you’re watching a Bruce Lee video, there’s Uma Thurman in the background wearing the yellow jumpsuit that was inspired by Bruce Lee’s suit from his last movie ‘The Game of Death’!
maybe some one already do this, but here's nothing the last thing's in spanish, and says the following: " if you think something it's impossible, you will make it impossible" "the battles of life not always goes to the strongest man or the fastest, but sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks that can" hope that this give you some more light, cheers From an Argentinian, living in Chile, Cheers!!!!
The Original source of that quote was Bruce Lee's Appearance in the Pilot Episode of "Longstreet", a US TV series about a blind private investigator. Bruce plays a character called "Lee", a neighbour of Mike Longstreet who becomes his Martial Arts Teacher after Mike was beaten up. This was the first time Bruce Lee was able to portray a characterisation of his authentic self on screen. ua-cam.com/video/mtk0hrjxDEY/v-deo.html
I love Bruce Lee and everything he stands for. Thanks for reacting to footage of him. You missed the (probably) most important part of the interview (imho) with Pierre Berton though, where he's asked if he sees himself as Chinese or North American and replies: "You know what I want to think of myself? As a human being.... under the sky, under the heavens there is but one family. It just so happens that people are different". Much love and greetings from Germany
Bruce Lee and Pierre Burton. Wow, both these guys were really famous and on top back in the 1970's. Burton produced books, made documentaries, interviewed famous people and dealt with current affairs.
There seems to be no frivolity in the thoughts that evolved in Bruce Lee's mind as he experienced the pieces of his life. Whether it be the 40th time, like this video, or the very first time I hear a quote from Mr Lee, It seems that he has grasped, value and worth. To me he's applied it In many facets of his life. It seems I have a lot of mental training to do, to even get near the level he had of understanding and then living, value and worth. In my opinion he worked very hard at demonstrating his understanding of this to us. It goes way beyond movies and martial arts. Value and worth have parts that are similar for everyone and parts that are very different for everyone. I believe the key is to do your best to live well with your parts and to do your best to respect the other parts, because Bruce may have drank out of a Ming dynasty ceramic teacup, I like a hydroflask myself, you may like a Yeti squirt bottle, other people may like coffee cups but at the end of the day, water fits in every shape, flows with everything and we all need water. So as the master said, "be water my friends,..... be water" AGR guys! Mahalo for sharing your hard work 🤙😎
When he talked about being like water he was reciting a Lao tzu chapter. Lao tzu wrote the Tao te Ching please if you every have the chance to read it please do. Very deep and understanding text, from 500 BC On Bruce he was no joke, trained like 6-8 hours a day for a long time. He was also trained by the legendary IP Man who was a monster himself
Elements of Tai Chi hear in the flow of movement...remember Bruce incorporated the best of western boxing,Kung fu,and many other different styles...he never limited himeself and was always a work in progress! Kung Fu is a very fluid/soft style of martial art...Karate or Tai kwon do are examples of a hard form of martial arts.... Don't forget to see the greatest Kung Fu comedy ever made..."Kung Fu Hustle"! Thanks guys for this
In some videos, filmmakers had to slow down the speed of their film because Bruce is very fast with his version of Kung Fu called Jeet Kune Do. Some in China were upset with Bruce Lee because he was teaching non Asians on Martial Arts sacred to China. Bruce Lee is well-known with Nunchaku (Nunchaks)
I remember watching an interview with Chuck Norris when he was asked about training with Bruce Lee for a while in California, Chuck said that normal heavy bags was useless with Bruce because he could completely destroy them within minutes, so he created a specialized bag that weighed about 700 to 800 pounds with a thick solid heavy steal spine in the centre to help keep its form when hit with Bruce's full power, especially when kicking. Chuck said what made Bruce so deadly was that he had phenomenal speed AND phenomenal power all in one package which very few people can achieve as most people have or perfect one or the other, Bruce had both power and speed at the highest level of martial arts. Then mix that with his mixed martial arts development and mentality and you have one of the greatest martial artist who has ever appeared on film, and even on film he fights at half speed because if he fights full speed you will not actually see a lot of his moves as he moves faster than the camera films, they learned this when he was first shot for the green hornet, when they played the first film footage back all they filmed was Bruce miraging and guys randomly falling on the floor etc so they told him to slow down so they could actually film his punches and kicks, the man was bad ass as fuck.
CHuck never said this...the 700lb bag is a well known myth...never happened. CHuck didnt consider Bruce a fighter and when asked who would win he scoffed at the idea of Bruce beating him.
@@cuzz63 LOL LOL LOL LOL I remember watching a very detailed documentary with chuck Norris talking about it years ago, but with a 1 min google search I found this video about it. ua-cam.com/video/CiBYzxXYRpk/v-deo.html
When Bruce said water can flow, creep, or crash , he is talking about Broken rhythm ..and when he says it becomes the teapot or bottle .. that means it adapts to it situation..
There's a lot of people who question his skills but if u ever here anybody he's ever spared or been at his session he was on a whole different level n it didn't what weight class u were he would make u feel like u didnt belong in the same ring w him dead or alive he is still one of the badest man on the planet
@@kevinbatt3053 yes he did fight Wong Jack Man who wasnt a fighter. No Wong was not a Shaolin Monk. I was waiting on you to mention Wong Jack Man...he is the only confirmed fight Bruce had as an adult so when I asked, I knew that would be your answer. Sometimes you lead people to do the research. Do you know the real reason they fought? DO you know what Bruce did after that fight?
Bruce was so fast he’s have people hold their hand straight out with a quarter. He’d have his hand on his side and when he started moving they were supposed to close their hand. Bruce would swap it out for a dime. Crazy fast
This man said he never heard Bruce Lee TALK! Then he said he gets Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan mixed up. B, can you PLEASE put him in a headlock for me lol LEGENDARY! Everyone should hear the philosophy of Bruce Lee in general. Its too bad that he had so many restrictions on him back then. Shang Chi gives me modem day Bruce Lee vibes with his style so I can't wait to see Marvel flesh out his story more and bring him in with other elements of them
These friends are usually so biostrous, expressive and animated, but they were so captivated by his message and delivery they were stone cold silent and absolutely still. This gives you an idea of just how charismatic and captivating he was.
Bruce Lee's movie martial arts is different from his street martial arts. I've been in the Martial Arts for over 50+ years and have trained with Dan Inosanto who introduced Bruce Lee to the nunchucks and the late Taky Kimura. Both top students of Bruce Lee. Dan Inosanto has continued to carry on Bruce Lee's martial arts philosophy. Bruce Lee influenced me in my martial arts career. I tried emulating his flying side kick for show not for a real fight. Dan Inosanto once told us that he didn't ever remember scoring on Bruce Lee when he sparred him. Now I thought Dan Inosanto was one of the fastest martial arts I ever had the honor to train with. This made me wonder how fast was Bruce Lee?
I have used my training over the years, a knife pulled on me 5 times, jumped by 3 attackers, bar fights, broken up a mugging, placed someone in the emergency room...I'm glad to say it's been years sense I have had to use it and preferably it stays that way. I have trained others that have been able to defend themselves successfully too.
Not exactly Bruce Lee but would be really cool to see you guys react/review The Crow movie. It's Bruce's son so kinda related to the topic. Lol. Mostly I just love watching people react to one of all time favorite movies.👍
Bruce actually trained Kareem Abdul Jabar, they were great friends and Jackie Chan got his starts doing stunts for Bruce. I have a huge fan of Bruce Lee since I was a kid. He used methods of training to get his body to levels of near perfection that science didnt understand or confirm until decades later. When he hurt his back and couldnt train, he began training his mind and focused on his philosophical writings which are just as brilliant and inspiring, if not more so. The doctors told him he would never walk again, not only did he walk, he conceptualized and taught his own form of martial arts after that. Truly a once in a lifetime human being. P.S. the ping pong thing was fake, done with CGI after Bruces death for a commercial.
Fun fact... Bruce's very first student in America was a black man named Jesse Glover. Jesse was already an accomplished Judo fighter in Seattle, but he was blown away by Bruce's skills after meeting him in 1959. Also, the Bruce Lee "ping pong footage video" is fake. It was created for a corporation commercial by some talented digital cgi team and actors. Not real footage.
Let's be honest. Jessie was one of the best american martial artists of the late 20th/early 21st century. Nobody will know him or his stuff because he kept it old school, but he improved Lee's art. I don't care if you are Jose Aldo, if you train with his drills, concepts and habits, you will be better prepared in a self defense situation.
Brandon I think his name is. I've noticed this in a lot of vids. He'll state things and is so sure of himself but it's complete nonsense. Bruce Lee is Chinese my God🤦🏾. So is Donnie Yen and Jackie Chan. Most of the iconic asian martial artists are Chinese it's not hard to remember💀
Bruce Lee was really really good at wing Chun Kung Fu, and developed his own style of Kung Fu that was actually more simple than the base form of Kung Fu, but on purpose so that it could be easy to adapt and change. Jackie Chan is a black belt in like 30 different styles of martial arts, he was also a world champion of a couple different styles... I'm still a little unsure how much of the Bruce Lee legend was real, but based on just being a fan of martial arts movies, I always like the idea of them fighting each other in their primes, and I always saw it as if it were in an open field, Bruce lee wins, but if it were in the middle of a bar or some other cluttered area, Jackie Chan wins. Also, the story about the knunchucks is that Bruce lee had never used them before (weapons of any kind aren't a focus of wing Chun, those have their own separate styles) but he asked to borrow it from someone and practice with it for a couple hours or so while on the set of "the big boss" aka "fist of fury" (If I remember right) and then they shot that part with the matches. And honestly I've heard a lot of "Bruce lee is really that good" and "Bruce Lee was mostly just acting, he was ok but not the same as his legend" type of stuff, and the only thing that makes me think he really wasn't that great, is that ping pong thing... I mean, it looks faker than the moon landing and people question that pretty hard lol.
This may sound odd but its my truth. I grew up watching Bruce Lee, Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray, and then Brandon Lee. They were idols to me. (I think my Dad wanted a boy first!) to me this was a time when learning from these men how to be strong but also to tell your truth regardless of “likes” and trolls.
My father can quote Bruce Lee by memory- pick any movie, any interview… bam! He can quote it. He’s got the timing down to a tee. Because of him, I too can quote specific sayings by memory. My dad grew up watching him and learned his style of fighting just by watching Bruce Lee.
Great to see you young guys learning about Bruce Lee. No one has Ever come close to him in history! REALLY under rated The one student of his that stretched his career to show his skill which Bruce taught ( that were very similar)was Chuck Norris. American born, he soon after went on to a TV series "WALKER" which turned out to be quite popular. I loved when Bruce (in a movie) would sound off a certain sound to his action. Watch "Enter The Dragon" HA so fitted for the scene.Everything the narrator says is completely TRUE!! OK
jackie chan was a stuntman on Bruce Lee's movie, "Enter the Dragon" I believe. Jackie said Bruce hit him so hard he never wanted to be hit by him again. Jackie says Bruce was the greatest of all of the martial artists. He wasn't Korean. He was Chinese American
Also did a stunt in Chinese connection.
Yes brother you got that right
More accurate he was born in Hong Kong and moved and settled down in America.
I came to say this. 👍
Jackie was in his movie enter the dragon. The guy u see Bruce grab from behind pulling his hair that was Jackie. He's also in the chase scene chasing Bruce Lee's sister in the movie.
I'm gonna give you guys some credit for keeping absolutely silent while Bruce Lee briefly talked about his philosophy. That's called respect.
You were hanging onto every word.
Bruce Lee was not a competition tournament fighter, he was concerned with what works in the real world fight situations. Bruce Lee was such a unique individual the level he achieved without nutrition experts, coaches and a world televised fight coming up for a title.... Absolutely stunning. Fifty years later we are still amazed and talking about this self made world moving individual that crossed all racial boundaries.
Yea he's well above just an ordinary competitor, he's a coach/mentor/teacher
Guy was an idiot. Chuck Norris told him to back off the weights, or he'd severely hurt himself. He didn't; he shattered his back and almost became a cripple. Had to be put on permanent steroids and meds to deal with it.
Some time later while on one of his sets, he was offered someone else's painkiller to deal with a random headache he had: the concoction of his meds and the painkiller became fatal. I guess he should have been more aware of putting shit in his body, no?
I think this is thanks to his legendary master Yip Man/Ip Man because he put a lot emphasis on philosophy of martial arts and core training (especially Wing Chun) not only fighting ....he didnt support figting for money ....
not true. bruce competed and all he cared about was being the best. he was a competitor
@@blackfire7471 i wouldnt call school competitions and those 3 times when he was adult that he was competitor ....people challenge him a lot but it was more of a one sided presentation of his skill with some tips and tricks he gave in the end so it was more like education ....
_"Absorb what is useful, reject what is useless, add what is essentially your own."_ ~ *Bruce Lee, "The Tao of Jeet Kune Do"*
When this dude speaks you can feel how powerful his mind is.
I'm 69 and took Kung Fu.
That is real stuff by Bruce.
Accuracy Speed and Power.
Bruce taught Kareem Kung Fu.
No. It's from a Nokia ad in 2008.
Man...imagine getting kicked by Kareem Abdul Jabar's long ass legs. Take your head off. I love watching that old footage of him (Bruce) working with his students.
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IM 70YEARS OLD BRUCE WAS REAL IN FIST OF FURY THE JAPANESE GUY FIGHTING BRUCE IN FIST OF FURY WITH THE MUSTACHE KICED OFF THE PORCH WAS JACKIE CHAN ALSO IN ENTERD THE DRAGON BRUCE BROKE HIS NECK IN THE BASEMENT FIGHT
@@larrywashington1770 If you are 70 years old you know not to type like a child.
Look at that Kill Bill poster behind you guys, the yellow jump suit was inspired by Bruce Lee from Game of Death, where he fought Kareem at the end
But Tarantino wasn’t a fan of Bruce lee
I love Tarantino’s movies but he’s a racist a$$hold when it comes to Bruce. Steals the iconic yellow jump suits, all the main characters aren’t Asian other than Lucy. Casts the white guy who stole Bruce’s spot for the Kung Fu tv show which he came up with and was supposed to star in as the main villain and supposed badest man on the planet. Then has the nerve to spread lies about things like stuntmen hating him which wasn’t even true. Truth was that he had to teach them how to act bc they were used to John Wayne super fake fighting and didn’t know martial arts or how to be good stuntmen for those movies. Bruce was a perfectionist and wanted things to look good. Mix the 2 and he’d accidentally hit people in the face sometimes, so yeah they didn’t like that. Also some didn’t like being told how to act in an Eastern fighting style. But he was also super nice to them, would take them out for dinner, he was super apologetic when he hit someone. And a lot of people paid stuntmen no attention but Bruce was very friendly with them. His daughter Shannon had a great reply to Tarantino saying he doesn’t know what it was like to try and break through wanting to be the first Asian lead ever in Hollywood! Pretty sure Enter the Dragon was the first Asian lead to hit #1 in the box office, and Bruce never got to learn about it bc he passed before it was released
@@bradenwright2586 that’s not racist dummy. A white guy not liking another person is racist ?
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50 years later bruce lee thoughts,image,kicks etc... still alive what a legend
Bruce Lee was a master at life.
Jackie and Bruce were very different. Bruce Lee literally developed what we call MMA today. That one inch punch was clocked in at over 100 mph. He could catch a grain of rice or a fly in the air with chop sticks…. He was just DIFFERENT. Jackie Chan looked up to Bruce and respected him. He is more of a stunt man/fighter. He is self deprecating and lets himself look like he’s loosing, but he’s actually not. Bruce would take out a room of guys and barely break a sweat. Totally different guys, both great.
Nah sis Jackie Chan is not only a fighter and stuntman. He's more than that, yeah i get it people worshipped Bruce Lee but Jackie Chan a legendary person, actor, director, singer, composer, and do not one but ton of martial art from Asia to western martial art type he learn everything from such young age. He's iconic on his own and not just a fighter/stuntman only he's living legend
Of course SUPER different, you don't compare The Rock to professional champion Lou Ferrigno. One's an actor, the other is Pro Athlete legend that did some movies.
BRUCE LEE was not an actor, he only did one little film for Hollywood, Jackie has done over 14 films for Hollywood. For Hong Kong Jackie has done OVER 100 flicks, Bruce Lee only did 3.(Tower of Death is not a movie, it's only 7 minutes of usable footage).
BRUCE LEE is ranked by Sports Illustrated in the Top 50 Greatest Athletes of all Time, Jackie is a showbiz producer. Professional Sports athletes enjoy Jackie Chan and even respect him but they don't STUDY him or praise him. Actual Champions literally study Lee's Techniques+ Methods, they analyze his training regimen and Nutritional Diet...not Jackies.
Thankfully, Lee was able to sneak in a few movies at the very last 1.5 year of his life. Prior to that...there are zero movies, he was simply a veteran at live combat. In live situations he had fought; Black Belts, Pro Fighters, Ex military, Champions, 3rd degree Masters, Rival Martial Artists, and opponents that outweighed him by 100 pounds. His battle experience started as a young boy and lead all through out his teens + adulthoodhood. The few movies he DID make were only at the last 1.5 years of his life which was a brief opportunity for him to report his life experiences and give that insight into live combat. He only made 3 little movies plus One Hollywood film, a very short attempt at films but we're lucky he at least made them and snuck them right in JUST before he died to show us his insights on his personal life of hard combat.
Sorry, but Lee was far from the 1st person to train in multiple (mixed) martial art forms. I say this as a fan, and someone who trained with Bruce's right-hand man Danny Inosanto. People had been doing it for centuries.
You have no idea wtf your talking about...A grain of rice?
Nope He Didn't Do MMA
The saddest thing is it's been so long and there wasn't videos everywhere like there is now with camera phones. That people have started to doubt. The incredible unbelievable feats that this man pulled off and proved that the body was capable of!!!
Facts
He wasnt a proven fighter. Its not about no video of him fighting...he only had 1 confirmed fight as an adult.
@@cuzz63fighting is for kids ..dis u not listen what he said...to express urself,be a better human bein...
@@chelu7868 I am aware...not relevant
my favorite bruce lee quote is ''oftentimes people come up and say 'hey, bruce, are you really that good?' and i say, well, if i tell you i am good, probably you will say i am boasting, but if i tell you i'm no good, you'll KNOW i'm lying''
Fun side note. Bruce and Jackie Chan fought in the movie “The Big Boss”. He and Chuck Norris fought in the movie “The Way of the Dragon”. I have massive respect for all three of these men. My sensei trained with Chuck Norris under the same sensei. Chuck Norris attended some of the same tournaments my dojo competed in.
Bruce breaks Jackie's neck in "enter the dragon", not literally, but in the movie he does.
Man does he make Chuck look slow in that movie. And Bruce would slow down his movements bc otherwise you couldn’t see him on film!
Bruce and Jackie fought in enter the dragon and was a stunt guy that got kicked out of the window near the end of fist of fury..Jackie chan was not in the big boss
@Lincoln Richards He actually is. It was a stunt where he went through a wall a la Wile E. Coyote.
Haaaaa
I put flowers on Bruce Lee's tombstone in Seattle cemetery. I believe that his son, Brandon, was to be buried by him. ❤️
Brandon was indeed buried next to his father. There are pics online.
I went there too, there was actually a line of people paying their respects when I went
Same here..sad and lovely seeing him beside his son
Grew up around there and they are next to each other.
Went there back in the late 70s with a friend.
the hand-eye coordination he had, simply and utterly......unmatched, i dont think ever will be matched. there might be someone out there someday or even today, but the "flow" as he said, within him.......that man is and always will be top of the tops, best of the best, legend of all legends
Bruce Lee is widely accepted as the father of Mixed Martial Arts. His 'Jeet Kun Do' was all about taking what was useful from all styles and discarding what was not from all styles. And Jackie Chan is the inventor of Parkour...I don't know if he's widely accepted as such...but he is, and I'm not really seeing anyone today who can actually match him.
Absolutely! I definitely agree that Jackie started Parkour.
Sounds rather unlikely.
If Jackie Chan created Parkour...
Why is it called Parkour?
Thats French, Jackie can barely speak english.
Edit:
According to the internet it was created in France in 1980 called "Art du Deplacement", later renamed, mainstreamed and turned into a sport in 1990 by a man named David Belle.
Jackie didnt invent parkour i was doing that stuff back in 83 and i am sure there were people doing it way before me, i am guessing that back then when everyone was thin and wiry strong and had buckets of energy would be doing something to burn it off
Jackie is the first person to popularize parkour, not invent.
you can argue semantics all you want.
Jackie did parkour before it was called parkour. so someone else gave it name and popularity, irrelevant.
Master Bruce Lee was my idol! he passed away when i was 3 years old but he made a impact on me! the Legend! Everything u saw him do in this video clip was 100% real! Jackie was one of Bruce's best friends and also did stunt work in Bruce's movies! he was not Bruce's stunt double!
Yeah, you can see jacki chan's face in the underground scene in enter the dragon, he's the guy Bruce lee puts in a headlock and does the kinda iconic palm to the head move that is in Tekken and I think it's also in dead or alive.
@@teemuhaapala7623 I was just going to comment on that as well.
He passed away on july the 20th 1973. I was born on july the 19th 1973. Always thought i was his reincarnation. But not at all. I am a man and fight like a girl 😂😂😂. Seriously Bruce was a great person. Clever and right
Master Bruce lee was a film star because he couldnt make it in the real world. He was an actor, not a fighter.
I've read that Lee's kicks and punches were so fast that they actually had to slow the cameras down or else no one could see it. You can tell this by watching the 5-inch and 1-inch punches videos which weren't movies, just tournaments. You can't see him coming. I have yet to see anything remotely like Bruce Lee. Gone way too young.
Loved his philosophical views since I was a kid. Helped me expand my mind as a teen. Much respect.
He was so beautiful. Beautiful thoughts and moves.
Bruce is the inspiration for anime and marvel movies so much more
Bruce Lee’s father was Cantonese Chinese and his mother was eurasian (Chinese, English, Dutch, Jewish). Bruce was born in San Francisco.
Really?!? I didn't know his mom was Eurasian. Thanks for that information. 👍
I thought German
He was a talented handsome man rip Bruce🙏🏿
Iam fascinated by the work of bruce lee he was professionnel he is completely honest ever in his interview and in various 🎥 movies
Kudos to you fellas. Seeing how captivated you were. Bruce is a LEGEND.
I've never seen this video. Thank you so much for sharing this. Bruce Lee was the master! He was one-of-a-kind. He had such control over his body! After he passed away he became the Master Legend
The full version is here ua-cam.com/video/uk1lzkH-e4U/v-deo.html
Bruce's father, Lee Hoi-chuen, was Cantonese, and his mother, Grace Ho, was of Eurasian ancestry. Lee's maternal grandfather was Cantonese.
Yup, Bruce's mom was half British
The ping-pong game is not Bruce Lee
Born: November 27, 1940, Chinese Hospital, San Francisco, CA HAPPY 83RD BIRTHDAY BRUCE!!!
i believe Bruce's mom was half German, if I'm not mistaken.
@@rogelioramos003 that's what was thinking...not British🤔
Love how alot of the stuff from the old school looks like a movie to some but was normal to others.
I love that phrase. Be water my friend.
He faced a lot of hard times from martial arts leaders for not following traditions in the United States. He is one of the most amazing people. He was so fast they had to have him slow down because the movie cameras could not see him move. It was if he didn’t have limbs
I have watched, read and studied about Bruce Lee. Everything that you saw in that video I can promise you that it is 100% real and you just got a fraction of the speed of how he truly was.I can without any doubt can guarantee you that his philosophy on life is just a tiny drop in his whole outlook on life and the purpose in living our lives. He had a punch that was faster than a blink of an eye and it would send you clear across the room. Yes there will never be another Bruce Lee.
The ping pong playing with nunchucks is fake, it was a Nokia commercial after his death.
So you studied Bruce Lee all this time but you're unaware that the table tennis / nunchuku scenes were created with cgi in 2008 for a Nokia ad. Interesting.
Simply listen to or check out Jiddu Krishnamurti on youtube, or Alan Watts on youtube, and Lao Tzu's book called the Tao te Ching.
Those are people who he learned his philosophy from. And they are all mystics.
@@proteusblack8913Number one he never mentioned about that commercial that had any relevance to Bruce’s philosophy. Number 2, Remember it’s just a commercial which holds no relevance, but irrelevant. It’s not that important to mention.
Then why I don’t see you defending Bruce against BL naysayers??
the legend. real OG Bruce Lee.
My favourite speech from Bruce Lee. ❤️👌 Be like water had served me well.
Love how he had you Brothers completely captivated.
Bruce Lee is pretty much dubbed the Grand Father of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). Bruce Lee was born in November 27, 1940, in San Francisco California. But was raised in Hong Kong a majority of his child hood and teen life. He later moved to Seattle Washington on his own i think around age 17 almost heading to 18, and finished up his senior year in high school in Seattle Washington. His first American friend, was an African American male named Jesse Glover, in he later became Bruce Lee first and original set of students, as well as remaining good friends. Besides the Wing Chun fist, Bruce Lee also dabbled and learned, competed in western style boxing and won a championship in his high school back in Hong Kong, which i think he went to an international school there. He was also a Cha cha dancing Champion too. Bruce Lee also learned Karate from Taky Kimura, Jiu Jitsu and Judo from Wally Jay, both in Seattle Washington. But i think right during his last year in College where he was a Philosophy major, he dropped out to open a martial arts school in Oakland, California and moved there for a bit. I think he only had 1 Acting role in America, which was the Green Hornet, but he was just a side kick and never got a major role in America. But he then got a good offer from a company in Hong Kong during his visit. He accepted the offer and at first he started to assist and act in their first film. The film did really well, but Bruce Lee did not start Producing, Writing, Editing, Directing, and Acting in his films at the same time, until his 3rd film. The 3rd film he was in which he had full control and creation of, was a huge global mega hit and was popular for years to come. Then he made another film, and i think after the production and success of that film, he pass soon after. He was planning to do another film, but I don't think they ever started it. But Bruce Lee's thoughts, and ideology transformed martial arts and combat sports to what it is today, he even transformed the film industry globally too, in terms of storylines and action films on the way it was. Lots of film industries right now still use Bruce Lee's film style. But Bruce Lee was also extremely hard working physically and mentally, and I think lots of people in China and Asians in general, due to him having so much confidence and accomplishing what he always says he would do. But Bruce Lee had a ton of friends from all over, he was extremely well liked person. Bruce Lee's son Brandon Lee was actually getting extremely popular and famous too, but he had passed extremely early. Brandon Lee was accidently shot by a real bullet, during the making of the film, "The Crow".
Rip jesses glover
If anything, Bruce was the student, the grandfather of MMA was the philosophy of Leung Bik, Ip Man's master, who taught him that there is no style, and because of that, Ip Man developed Wing Chun into what Bruce Lee was taught, to "be water".
Running water never grow stale means exactly that, don't develop a style, continue to learn and develop, "keep flowing".
Cool. I came here to note that Bruce wasn't from Korea, but from China.
That person shoot brandon on purpose
"Bruce Lee is pretty much dubbed the Grand Father of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)...only by people who dont know the history. That came about by Dana White hyping the UFC video game.
Yeah he was a very smart and talented human! He took excellence to another level and that is why everyone knows his name to this day
The fascinating thing is as Bruce is talking you can see that he has dedicated himself to so many years of practicing searching and growing. So he’s not just reciting words he memorized bu5 he’s living it.
Absolutely real. Enter the Dragon is still on my film list
Not real. From a 2008 Nokia ad.
When Bruce Lee was talking, you became silent and all you had to do was listen. The man is timeless and inspires you.
Great to see Canada's Pierre Berton interviewing him! Still think that Bruce was taken from us too soon!
And I love how quiet you got while the man spoke...
;)
Bruce Lee is the ultimate master of mind and body. 🙏🏼❤️☝️
Jackie Chan in his early years was a stunt man in Bruce Lee’s movie “Enter the Dragon” Jackie Chan was a big Bruce Lee fan.
he was supernatural beyond this world.... awakened to the true flow of life chi
The art of Acspressing the Human Body. BRUCE LEE !!!! Forewer !!!
There’s so much truth to Bruce Lee’s teachings, especially the philosophy of “be like water,” as in adapting to your situation, environment, etc. I work in the field of mental health and I’ve seen hundreds of psych patients. The common thread with most of them is their inability to adapt to their situation and environment. So, it’s our job to provide resources and counsel so the patient is equipped to face their challenges.
I remember when my teacher was telling me about the “water becomes the cup” thing. He was teaching me a wing chun form called chi sao (sticky hands). But he added something…………”you have to flow like water (he then found an opening and hit me) because remember, water will always find the smallest crack.”
I'm sure that's a common Wing Chun saying as I heard the exact same thing from my instructor.
@@tuffs4it Awesome.
I love that, whilst you’re watching a Bruce Lee video, there’s Uma Thurman in the background wearing the yellow jumpsuit that was inspired by Bruce Lee’s suit from his last movie ‘The Game of Death’!
maybe some one already do this, but here's nothing the last thing's in spanish, and says the following: " if you think something it's impossible, you will make it impossible"
"the battles of life not always goes to the strongest man or the fastest, but sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks that can"
hope that this give you some more light, cheers From an Argentinian, living in Chile, Cheers!!!!
Bruce Lee is simply a legend
Not sure where I first saw that quote by Lee but it resonated with me and I printed it and it's hung from my desk for years. Be the water my friend 💚
The Original source of that quote was Bruce Lee's Appearance in the Pilot Episode of "Longstreet", a US TV series about a blind private investigator. Bruce plays a character called "Lee", a neighbour of Mike Longstreet who becomes his Martial Arts Teacher after Mike was beaten up. This was the first time Bruce Lee was able to portray a characterisation of his authentic self on screen. ua-cam.com/video/mtk0hrjxDEY/v-deo.html
I love Bruce Lee and everything he stands for. Thanks for reacting to footage of him.
You missed the (probably) most important part of the interview (imho) with Pierre Berton though, where he's asked if he sees himself as Chinese or North American and replies:
"You know what I want to think of myself? As a human being.... under the sky, under the heavens there is but one family. It just so happens that people are different".
Much love and greetings from Germany
That was one of my favorite, such a great answer
Bruce Lee was the man,he had so much power in his whole body
The Goat Bruce Lee 🙏🏻🔥
Bruce Lee was not Korean.
Yes He was Chinese
@@mduda_i He was American Chinese...
He's from hong kong, and im from hong kong too
@@JoshuaCheung2011 他是混血兒。。。我自己喜歡成龙。。。
噢
Bruce Lee and Pierre Burton. Wow, both these guys were really famous and on top back in the 1970's. Burton produced books, made documentaries, interviewed famous people and dealt with current affairs.
There seems to be no frivolity in the thoughts that evolved in Bruce Lee's mind as he experienced the pieces of his life. Whether it be the 40th time, like this video, or the very first time I hear a quote from Mr Lee, It seems that he has grasped, value and worth. To me he's applied it In many facets of his life. It seems I have a lot of mental training to do, to even get near the level he had of understanding and then living, value and worth. In my opinion he worked very hard at demonstrating his understanding of this to us. It goes way beyond movies and martial arts.
Value and worth have parts that are similar for everyone and parts that are very different for everyone. I believe the key is to do your best to live well with your parts and to do your best to respect the other parts, because Bruce may have drank out of a Ming dynasty ceramic teacup, I like a hydroflask myself, you may like a Yeti squirt bottle, other people may like coffee cups but at the end of the day, water fits in every shape, flows with everything and we all need water. So as the master said, "be water my friends,..... be water"
AGR guys! Mahalo for sharing your hard work 🤙😎
Bruce Lee is the Goat!!!!
When he talked about being like water he was reciting a Lao tzu chapter. Lao tzu wrote the Tao te Ching please if you every have the chance to read it please do. Very deep and understanding text, from 500 BC
On Bruce he was no joke, trained like 6-8 hours a day for a long time. He was also trained by the legendary IP Man who was a monster himself
Elements of Tai Chi hear in the flow of movement...remember Bruce incorporated the best of western boxing,Kung fu,and many other different styles...he never limited himeself and was always a work in progress! Kung Fu is a very fluid/soft style of martial art...Karate or Tai kwon do are examples of a hard form of martial arts.... Don't forget to see the greatest Kung Fu comedy ever made..."Kung Fu Hustle"! Thanks guys for this
RIP greatest Fighter of all time master Bruce Lee
who did he fight to make that claim?
This is not a movie. It was a show that he put on showing his skills!
RIP Bruce Lee 🙏🏽🕊️
My boss was at Bruce's funeral, his whole class from Hong Kong went. Massive respect for this guy.
They said is it fake, no sir, Bruce Lee was Water. 🕊️😮💨🐐
In some videos, filmmakers had to slow down the speed of their film because Bruce is very fast with his version of Kung Fu called Jeet Kune Do. Some in China were upset with Bruce Lee because he was teaching non Asians on Martial Arts sacred to China. Bruce Lee is well-known with Nunchaku (Nunchaks)
I remember watching an interview with Chuck Norris when he was asked about training with Bruce Lee for a while in California, Chuck said that normal heavy bags was useless with Bruce because he could completely destroy them within minutes, so he created a specialized bag that weighed about 700 to 800 pounds with a thick solid heavy steal spine in the centre to help keep its form when hit with Bruce's full power, especially when kicking.
Chuck said what made Bruce so deadly was that he had phenomenal speed AND phenomenal power all in one package which very few people can achieve as most people have or perfect one or the other, Bruce had both power and speed at the highest level of martial arts. Then mix that with his mixed martial arts development and mentality and you have one of the greatest martial artist who has ever appeared on film, and even on film he fights at half speed because if he fights full speed you will not actually see a lot of his moves as he moves faster than the camera films, they learned this when he was first shot for the green hornet, when they played the first film footage back all they filmed was Bruce miraging and guys randomly falling on the floor etc so they told him to slow down so they could actually film his punches and kicks, the man was bad ass as fuck.
Bruce Lee: faster than frame rate.
CHuck never said this...the 700lb bag is a well known myth...never happened. CHuck didnt consider Bruce a fighter and when asked who would win he scoffed at the idea of Bruce beating him.
@@cuzz63 LOL LOL LOL LOL
I remember watching a very detailed documentary with chuck Norris talking about it years ago, but with a 1 min google search I found this video about it.
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Look up Ip Man, the person who trained Bruce Lee. There are really good movies recently made about him.
Actually a lot of people taught him different arts in his life and he taught many people and many of those people.
When Bruce said water can flow, creep, or crash , he is talking about Broken rhythm ..and when he says it becomes the teapot or bottle .. that means it adapts to it situation..
There's a lot of people who question his skills but if u ever here anybody he's ever spared or been at his session he was on a whole different level n it didn't what weight class u were he would make u feel like u didnt belong in the same ring w him dead or alive he is still one of the badest man on the planet
so who did he ever fight with actual skills?
@@cuzz63 he fought wong jackman i hope i spelled his name right but he was a Shaolin monk if im notistaken
@@kevinbatt3053 yes he did fight Wong Jack Man who wasnt a fighter. No Wong was not a Shaolin Monk. I was waiting on you to mention Wong Jack Man...he is the only confirmed fight Bruce had as an adult so when I asked, I knew that would be your answer. Sometimes you lead people to do the research. Do you know the real reason they fought? DO you know what Bruce did after that fight?
Special effects just were not there in the 60's and 70's. What you saw was undoubtedly real. There was barely a C, never mind C.G.
Bruce was so fast he’s have people hold their hand straight out with a quarter. He’d have his hand on his side and when he started moving they were supposed to close their hand. Bruce would swap it out for a dime. Crazy fast
Bruce Lee was the man. The best ever. His son Brandon Lee was also very skilled. It was a sad day when Brandon was killed on the movie set of The Crow
Reagindo até mesmo a sua entrevista, Bruce Lee é sem dúvidas LENDÁRIO
This man said he never heard Bruce Lee TALK! Then he said he gets Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan mixed up. B, can you PLEASE put him in a headlock for me lol LEGENDARY! Everyone should hear the philosophy of Bruce Lee in general. Its too bad that he had so many restrictions on him back then. Shang Chi gives me modem day Bruce Lee vibes with his style so I can't wait to see Marvel flesh out his story more and bring him in with other elements of them
Shang Chi’s original comic was heavily influenced by Bruce Lee.
Great video Bruce lee he was a real deal nothing fake about him even today no one can compete with him if he was a live.
These friends are usually so biostrous, expressive and animated, but they were so captivated by his message and delivery they were stone cold silent and absolutely still. This gives you an idea of just how charismatic and captivating he was.
Bruce Lee's movie martial arts is different from his street martial arts. I've been in the Martial Arts for over 50+ years and have trained with Dan Inosanto who introduced Bruce Lee to the nunchucks and the late Taky Kimura. Both top students of Bruce Lee. Dan Inosanto has continued to carry on Bruce Lee's martial arts philosophy. Bruce Lee influenced me in my martial arts career. I tried emulating his flying side kick for show not for a real fight. Dan Inosanto once told us that he didn't ever remember scoring on Bruce Lee when he sparred him. Now I thought Dan Inosanto was one of the fastest martial arts I ever had the honor to train with. This made me wonder how fast was Bruce Lee?
look up adam chan
@@emilianosintarias7337 Adam Chan is very good. I trained with Sifu Francis Fong once but my main Sensei was Tadashi Yamashita.
I have used my training over the years, a knife pulled on me 5 times, jumped by 3 attackers, bar fights, broken up a mugging, placed someone in the emergency room...I'm glad to say it's been years sense I have had to use it and preferably it stays that way. I have trained others that have been able to defend themselves successfully too.
Not exactly Bruce Lee but would be really cool to see you guys react/review The Crow movie. It's Bruce's son so kinda related to the topic. Lol. Mostly I just love watching people react to one of all time favorite movies.👍
Salut à tous je suis fan du grand Bruce Lee King des arts martiaux love Respects 🙏👍💖⭐merci les gars
Love this. 🙌🔥🙏❤️🌊
Bruce actually trained Kareem Abdul Jabar, they were great friends and Jackie Chan got his starts doing stunts for Bruce. I have a huge fan of Bruce Lee since I was a kid. He used methods of training to get his body to levels of near perfection that science didnt understand or confirm until decades later. When he hurt his back and couldnt train, he began training his mind and focused on his philosophical writings which are just as brilliant and inspiring, if not more so. The doctors told him he would never walk again, not only did he walk, he conceptualized and taught his own form of martial arts after that. Truly a once in a lifetime human being. P.S. the ping pong thing was fake, done with CGI after Bruces death for a commercial.
Fun fact... Bruce's very first student in America was a black man named Jesse Glover. Jesse was already an accomplished Judo fighter in Seattle, but he was blown away by Bruce's skills after meeting him in 1959.
Also, the Bruce Lee "ping pong footage video" is fake. It was created for a corporation commercial by some talented digital cgi team and actors. Not real footage.
oh indeed, I think Jesse Glover was also Bruce Lee's first friend that he had in America too, when he moved back to America in Seattle Washington.
@@TheMixedPlateFrequency Correct!
Let's be honest. Jessie was one of the best american martial artists of the late 20th/early 21st century. Nobody will know him or his stuff because he kept it old school, but he improved Lee's art. I don't care if you are Jose Aldo, if you train with his drills, concepts and habits, you will be better prepared in a self defense situation.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was an actually student when Bruce Lee was teaching his Jeet Kune Do classes. So was Steve McQueen.
I'm totally into this video. Great suggestion to watch. Whoever sent this, good job partner.
Brandon I think his name is. I've noticed this in a lot of vids. He'll state things and is so sure of himself but it's complete nonsense. Bruce Lee is Chinese my God🤦🏾.
So is Donnie Yen and Jackie Chan. Most of the iconic asian martial artists are Chinese it's not hard to remember💀
No one was ever as good as Mr. Lee was. Everyone who worked with him in his short life time had total respect for him. Died at such a young age.
May God be with Bruce Lee for how hard his life in working ,sport.
Kareem did NOT know how to fight. Wonderful human that he is though...
Bruce Lee was really really good at wing Chun Kung Fu, and developed his own style of Kung Fu that was actually more simple than the base form of Kung Fu, but on purpose so that it could be easy to adapt and change. Jackie Chan is a black belt in like 30 different styles of martial arts, he was also a world champion of a couple different styles... I'm still a little unsure how much of the Bruce Lee legend was real, but based on just being a fan of martial arts movies, I always like the idea of them fighting each other in their primes, and I always saw it as if it were in an open field, Bruce lee wins, but if it were in the middle of a bar or some other cluttered area, Jackie Chan wins.
Also, the story about the knunchucks is that Bruce lee had never used them before (weapons of any kind aren't a focus of wing Chun, those have their own separate styles) but he asked to borrow it from someone and practice with it for a couple hours or so while on the set of "the big boss" aka "fist of fury" (If I remember right) and then they shot that part with the matches. And honestly I've heard a lot of "Bruce lee is really that good" and "Bruce Lee was mostly just acting, he was ok but not the same as his legend" type of stuff, and the only thing that makes me think he really wasn't that great, is that ping pong thing... I mean, it looks faker than the moon landing and people question that pretty hard lol.
My dads info in the 70’s was Bruce Lee. My dad is a legend around here and he loves Bruce Lee
Almost tear jerked with the glee in their eyes from Bruce
Don't be a still pool of water...all ways be moving and flowing!
I love bruce lee
This may sound odd but its my truth. I grew up watching Bruce Lee, Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray, and then Brandon Lee. They were idols to me. (I think my Dad wanted a boy first!) to me this was a time when learning from these men how to be strong but also to tell your truth regardless of “likes” and trolls.
I am woman 40yo but Bruce have such impact of my life.. I always love what he say about life..
FKN RIGHT ITS REAL. NO CGI, 9 MM FILM OG AN AMAZING HUMAN WHO LEFT US TO QUICKLY. COULD HEAR HIM TALK FOR HRS
My father can quote Bruce Lee by memory- pick any movie, any interview… bam! He can quote it. He’s got the timing down to a tee. Because of him, I too can quote specific sayings by memory. My dad grew up watching him and learned his style of fighting just by watching Bruce Lee.
FIRE guys! Thanks for doing this!
I love how you guys really paid attention to what he had to say.
Bruce lee the king of kung fu the best in history forever the talk is over forever 🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🐉🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫😏😏👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👊💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great to see you young guys learning about Bruce Lee. No one has Ever come close to him in history! REALLY under rated The one student of his that stretched his career to show his skill which Bruce taught ( that were very similar)was Chuck Norris. American born, he soon after went on to a TV series "WALKER" which turned out to be quite popular. I loved when Bruce (in a movie) would sound off a certain sound to his action. Watch "Enter The Dragon" HA so fitted for the scene.Everything the narrator says is completely TRUE!! OK
Oh I forgot........very intelligent man.
sorry he was super human