@@LessonsFromAnime true. saw the scene yesterday for the first time. It really hurt and got an uneasy feeling in my chest. I realized i have to change, but duo past mistakes i know i have to start slow, one by one, step by step in order for great long term change. Defeat sucks but it is necessary.
Honestly Barou is my favorite character. What he's gone through in the anime and Manga motivates me to continue pushing for my dream even though it seems unachievable
I ended up unconsciously obsessed with this scene, repeating it time and time. It reminded me to much of myself. It makes me uncomfortable to the point that The scene of him watching Isagi on TV gives me chills. His voice, always stoic, sounds suddenly desperate. Falling into conformity is like death to him. What a mentality. I wish I had that. I'm going to have that.
This thought process isn't sustainable though. The truth is that the majority of people get disqualified and forgotten, seen as nothing more than collateral damage. The show doesn't teach how to cope with defeat, only to keep pushing yourself until someone quite litterally breaks you. It isn't healthy, and i wouldn't recomend this show as inspiration for anyone. It is the american dream reformated into sports, where the 1% stand atop the forgotten 99%. And the 99% are taught to sabotage each other to validate their existance rather than living for the moment. Naratives are increadibly contagious for the aimless, and ultimatly I find it irresponsible. Especially when your target audience is highschoolers.
@@atilla9684 Sure ego is healthy in small doses, but this show does not show how to balance out ego. It doesn’t even teach that there are negatives to ego, it only praises it nonstop. The mc is 100% going to end up alone at the top and have to restructure how they live entirely. So are all the people who follow this show’s philosophy all the way through. Also, just cuz something provides inspiration doesn’t mean it’s healthy. You can just look to the red pill for how easy it is to mind fck people through self help. But ya, agree to disagree I guess.
This made me realize. Often in school and now in university i often wait for someone else to answer before me, give the test papers after someone. Which is literally “passing to supreme strikers” and letting better people take ahead instead of being better
Yeah there's always that fear of getting it wrong which no one really wants to risk haha, I got over that by realising no one is going to remember if you do, and it's hardly the end of the world if they do anyway. Best of luck bro 💪
I like the way you think. I'll also stop passing to the supreme striker and I will be the supreme striker myself. Thank you mate for this beautiful gift.
Barou will always be my favourite sports anime character. This scene alone made me rethink my whole life. Me who my whole life was on top (had the best grades, had a six pack,had friends,did sports, actually had an ego) stopped caring about all those things and settled for mediocrity because It was the easy road to take. Now I'm a broken man with shit grades, a fat decaying body and social anxiety who does not leave his house and has a terrible sleep schedule. This scene made see what truly lies ahead, if I don't change and strive to be the best version of me, i'll will end up living a a full life of regret with forsaken dreams and goals. I never though a single anime scene from a sports anime could make me rethink my whole life. I think Blue lock legit saved my life, I have now started eating healthy, going to the gym, sleeping well and studying more. I can't afford to loose my motivation ever again that I know what awaits me if I do. Thank you Blue Lock
Bro I relate to you on a spiritual level. I'm also a broken man now. Being the best without trying and being rewarded while not putting in any effort fucks you up as you grow up. I used to hate football until reading blue lock not because I geniunely despised the sport itself but because it was one of the things I was truly terrible and couldn't get better at and I was constantly bullied physically and verbally for it because my "friends" needed revenge for the things I surpassed them in. After catching up with the manga now I sit down with my dad and watch matches every week. I also want to buy a high quality football as soon as I get some money and I'm gonna hit the gym too. I'll probably only play football alone until I'm comfortable enough to play with other people but I played basketball for 8 years starting with almost no natural talent so who says I can't learn football too? I don't know if you'd be comfortable with it but I'd like to talk about our progress from time to time because even if we're not in the same boat, the boats sure look similar.
Barou's awakening is extremely inspiring because he didn't just have the mental strength to record the defeat in his soul, but also the willpower to truly do something about it.
The biggest difference between Barou and Isagi is mentality and mental journey. When the pressure is off him he feels relieved. When the pressure is on, he can get quite stressed, but doesn't show it. He tries to keep calm. Isagi *relishes* the stress. The struggle. The internal fight. Thats what drives him. The *pain* is what makes Isagi more powerful. When hes at his worst, is when he starts to grow best. And he knows that. *"I need you to shut up, genius. I'm about to get to the good part."* - Yoichi Isagi, on the verge of defeat.
If there is anything i've learned from constantly losing in games it's that you have to admit you lost. I know a lot of people who'll refuse to admit they lost and begin using excuses like "I wasn't that serious" or "That was just lucky", but those excuses doesn't matter, you still lost. I have a story here of how me and my friend took defeat. Chess has recently gotten popular in my class. All the guys are playing it and me and my friend took two games. One was a 5 minute and one was a 10 minute. Now the 5 minute one i lost, not because i was put in checkmate but because the timer ran out for me. At first i thought it was a bit cheap but then the guy starts getting a little cocky, and that made me think he didn't deserve that win because he relied on time, there was "zero skill" invovled. I challenge him again to a 10 minute game and while he was going good at first, i completely turned the tables on him and checkmated him. At that time i was still salty and his friends teased him for losing to me. He said "I wasn't serious" and that he would have beaten me if he was, to which i said "Who of us won by running time out and who won by checkmating the other. I now realize that while that loss was annoying, no one knows what would have happend if we could have kept playing. I was just using the excuse that if time was longer i would have won, i was ultimately just denying the fact that i lost. If you accept defeat, then use that frustration as a motivator to beat them next time.
I felt naturally drawn to Barou's ego, the fact that he was strong and is aware of his own capabilities but I felt there was more to his character, and, this breakdown on the scene of Barou's awakening and the lesson really helped me appreciate Barou more with a bigger plus, you encouraged me to force me to stop making excuses and strive for exellence. TYSM
as a boxer, i've always told myself that those that don't make excuses for losing don't care about winning, this video is making me question that ideal.
I absolutely enjoy it, barou is one of my favorite characters in blue lock. I felt so bad for barou in this episode but once he got his comeback I was ecstatic. Love your vids man ❤
Great to hear man! Yeah I've always liked him but never thought I'd make a vid on him as he seemed like one of those characters that's great to watch but would be insufferable IRL, but he quickly proved me wrong lol
I really hope this channel blows up, it's a great way to introduce self improvement for people who are passionate in anime and manga but are looking to integrate these two to their lives
@@LessonsFromAnime I just now realized that you have a similar style to "Harsh Reviews" who mix both self improvement and storytelling of manga in a very phenomenal way
Its been hard to get to where i am today, but i want to try harder to become a better me. I no longer feel the despair and self doubt i once had, i see a path forward, all thats left is to keep pushing onwards.
When I watched the scene where barou is watching the future of others people’s success on tv in sadness, I related so much, watching my friends live the life I wanted to achieve in Fighting Game tournaments. I wanted to make it to top 8 , I wanted to be stronger or even more the strongest. Drowning in pools killed my confidence as I questioned wether if competing in tournaments was cut out for me or not. Watching my character get read left and right or getting “ DEVOURED “ hurt like hell. After realizing this was my only shot and instead of making excuses a loser would make like “ guess I wasn’t strong enough “ , “ oh well I came for the experience “ , “ at least I had fun “ “ that character is just broken “ “ my character is too weak “ I accepted the fact that I did not want to live that life, I did not want to allow myself to lose, I did not want to have to live with Losing. I’m not going to let anyone get in my way of making it to the top of the hill. I’m going to make sure I’m the only King On it. I’ll devour everyone NO MATTER WHAT!
That scene honestly haunts me, I fell off going to the gym for the last couple months, I'd still be going but not as intense and not really following the diet, the other day I rewatched that scene and now it plays in my mind whenever I feel like half assing a workout or skipping a set. Hope it all works out for you bro
Honestly Barou is probably the most realistic character, I want that have that kind of ego, I was so close to it, pure untouched rage and drive to do things, getting things done until I finally astray away from the way. Small holes in discipline is where the snakes slither in, UNRELENTING SELF ACCOUNTABILITY MUST BE PUT IN SYSTEM
I know exactly how you feel. It took me years of working on myself. I had the drive to be better, the hunger to be the best, and the discipline to stay on track. What I lacked was that unwavering confidence and a true sense of self identity. Barou was an inspiration that helped me discover my ego. I was there and I felt unstoppable. I knew what I wanted, who I was, and what I valued. And I finally felt like I truly did not care what people thought about me. The feeling is like no other. Its impossible to explain to somebody who hasn't felt it before. Not even 2 weeks later I got injured. It completely changed my life around. I lost my job, I lost my ability to workout, and to do martial arts. I'm 4 months into recovery and my mindset has regressed. The hardest battle isnt the physical, its the mental. I'm fighting to hang on to who I was rather than falling into comfort, weakness, and lack of discipline. I only scratched the surface of what I could achieve with that mindset. I will get it back. Discipline is difficult at first but becomes easier over time. The feeling is worth it so dont stop chasing it. Crush the voice in your head thats weak, tired, and scared. Listen to your ego. Be the person you want to be and dont let anyone or anything get in your way
Pain, discomfort, and discipline help us grow. I've also rewired my brain this year to welcome these ideas into my brain. They're necessary and funny enough, it makes those moments of joy feel truly joyous. You can take that one day off and it is truly satisfying. I feel so much more alive than I ever have because I subject myself to the gym, side hustles, cold showers, etc. Would I rather stay in bed, cuddle with my fiance and dogs? Of course, but that's not gonna change my life and help me reach my goals. Love these videos man and I love Bluelock. I'll play the soundtrack nonstop at the gym 😂
Brilliant vid! I completely agree, that mental fortitude of Barou's is precisely the main reason he's such a compelling character to watch, the strength it takes to push aside temporary indulgences for your future (and ultimately much more important) goal is something we should admire, and definitely strive to learn from, been loving your channel since i first saw you man can't wait for you to hit 50k subs and go even further!
What I understood from this scene is that Barou is no genius. The only reason he’s been so good is because he never gives up, and he will keep fighting and believing he is the best til his last breath. That’s his power. That is why he will be the best. He reminds me a lot of CR7 in real life.
Thank you for making this. You perfectly described my entire emotional rollercoaster that went through this episode. Great choice of words and greater content. Thanks
This scene awoke something in me, a self hatred that I'd been ignoring for the past 5 years. If not ignoring then just total ignorance of, my genuine dream is to become a champion mma fight and I have faith in that. However, excuse after excuse I'd take two steps towards the goal and then I'd step back. I'm big and I've been told I'm talented, I'm blessed with abilities that most dont (I cringe saying that, but my ego believes what my Father and friends say) and yet I've been so damn lazy. From now on, in order to make sure my dreams become a reality, I will not stop moving foward. My eyes feel awake, and my mind knows what it wants. I refuse to live in any other future and remain a loser . I am the king, now watch me
Hope you guys enjoyed! I've got a Chainsaw Man idea lined up for next week... it's gonna be a weird one ngl, forgive me for the thumbnail/title lol Who's your favourite Blue Lock/Chainsaw Man character? Come join us on Discord! : discord.gg/8xkPxSykK7
this really resonated with me, specially because I, like barou, used to play football, but unlike barou, I didn't took the decision he did. I used to play as a goalkeeper and I was really good in my humble opinion, in fact, I was so much that I started settling for mediocracy, there were times where I could have stopped the ball but I used to think, I've done a good enough match, no need to keep trying, but if I had taken things seriously and actually tried more I could have played way more and maybe even joined the team, that is my one and only regret from highschool
Everyone has things they regret bro, the way I like to see it is: that smaller regret likely taught you something to save you from a bigger one later on in life
Dude... Bluelock hits different. I remember feeling hyped AF during and after every single episode... It's like it reminded me of something I long forgot and keep forgetting with all the crap happening outside of ones mind and your mind starting to find excuses everywhere in that outside crap.... This Anime and your videos reminded me again that true growth does not come by whatever happens around you... It comes from within and however you decide to deal with whatever is being thrown at you from the outside. You earned a sub, mate. Really like your style and your interpretations on these. Can'T wait for the second season. Not sure if you watched Haikyuu, but it triggered similar moments for me, though not quite as hard as Blue Lock did.
You make a great point here. Super underrated moment. The flashforward is in fact literally me. I was so into sports and would consistently tell myself i wont settle for a normal life. Excuse after excuse suddenly high school was over and i hadnt even played on 1 team. I tried out for College football and halfway through the second try out i told myself i wouldnt be picked and went home. After a cocah had made a comment about "if you didnt play in high school youre wasting your time." When i was clearly the second best person trying out for my position. A little bit nore training before rhe try out and i would've easily stood out. Now im almost 30 and im a regular person. Living a normal life and it eats me up everyday. Watching your most recent video about Isagi has definitely motivated me to be better. Hopefully i can keep it up. Keep the good videos coming. I just subscribed
Loved watching this, this is why blue locks my favorite anime because it has so much meaning behind the characters, and so many hidden lessons to take from it it's honestly a psychology anime in its own right
I relate to Barou’s story the most out of everyone, coming from a dominant college team as the captain and solid player to semi professional feeder team to the pro team above us, I had to deal with the same ego crushing feeling of seeing your no longer the top of the hill and that your realistically back at the bottom, it’s taken me 3 years of semi pro play and some professional practices as well as major surgery to kill my ego. I’ve started to rebuild it and use barou as my mental image when I play now reminding myself I can still be the King, I’m starting to feel my awakening set in again and I’m feeling good but no where near where I want to be
I'd made the choice to be a couch potato for years (since covid hit). I stopped playing soccer even before that I started pursuing Cybersecurity which is good and fine. But internally kept making excuses that I don't have time because being at the computer takes up so much of my daily life now. However, I and my friends watched these episodes over this last weekend. Just as the beginning of this video says, I saw myself in what Barou was feeling here. Seeing him be able to persevere despite the mental setback/revision he had to go through in this scene was honestly eye opening, inspiring, and motivating for someone like myself. Today I am proud to say that I didn't fall into the "I'll do it tomorrow" mindset of getting out of the house during my break and going to the pitch. I am still feeling the burn of getting out on the field and having practiced techniques and shots and I am honestly feeling great. I agree that blue lock reignited my spark and I believe it has for many others aswell. I may be 20 now. But, I hope to be able to get back into the scene of competition and regain the body and drive that I had long ago. All of this thanks to Blue Lock. (and honestly Aoashi aswell but King Barou is what won me over).
And yet, there are points where it's more important to back off, to reevaluate things and try a new approach. Points where being stubborn and persisting is what ends up doing damage Knowing when to do which - stay the course or reconsider - can prove to be the real tricky part
After the club took me out of the team, I was devastated, shocked, saddened that I thought to myself "I would never become a pro player" and that left me to crumble before watching Blue Lock. When I read and watched the show, and listening to their speech, it drove me forward to the point where I have to break the entire chains that stops my development, and unlock my hidden talent that I didn't realize. I had the same mentality as Barou when the club took me out, sitting on the bed and watch my former teamates dominate the world
Man i had these moments with isagi in my own way, id love to go these next months with you! Because these moments are the ones where you actually understand living instead of just running in random directions!
I have a lot of goals that I left on table thinking that I can just do them Tmr, thinking it is too hard somebody else smarter can do them easier smarter faster. Touching them little by little and giving myself excuses that I’m too tired from 12hours of work that I deserve some rest. But my goals is truly what will makes me happy. It’s such an important lesson and I hope everyone struggling with their daily life can find their motivation to take their goals into their hands right now right then. I’ll will become the king that I truly fight to earn.
Great video, as always. You're growth and ability to learn and adapt are amazing, every video is a true evolution! Barou is one of my favorite characters on Blue Lock (it´s a tie between him, Isagi, and Nagi). The way that everything he does goes to make him closer to his (literally and metaphorical) goal is amazing and truly an inspiration to me. Keep up the content and the uploads and slowly (but surely) you will reach your subscribe goals!
If that scene where barou was opening the can and watching isagi play in the world cup, win blue lock and going on to have a successful career while barou was left off living in a single bed apartment doesn't change you then prob nothing will , THIS scene made my laziness and depression vanish , in my opinion this scene was one of the most impactful scene in all of sports anime
Barou is personal. What’s it mean when you reach a certain level without failure? 9x/10 humans crumble in that moment. Like you and ego said, carving failure into your soul and still moving forward is the greatest human achievement. And we all experience it.
i see that you've last uploaded 2 weeks ago. I dont usually comment on yt vids but I hope you apply the lessons you've learned from barou into real life. Don't give up. Go hit that 50k man
Just discovered your channel mate and it speaks to me man. You're doing what I'm doing with my podcast. Anime has so many lessons that we can learn from, just need to be willing to listen
3:25 "Luck blaming" Is one of the things I used to do( still do from time to time nowadays) and it's just something that really stuck for me, for a good portion of my life because I am not much of a lucky person. There were some skeptics in my life. People that really got angry with me being a let down and kept hearing me ultimately blame luck a few times and I don't blame them for getting mad. However, things changed when the few that sticked closer to me saw what I was experiencing and, well, what I kept experiencing which made them change their minds about it a bit to say the least. To be completely honest. I have this tendency of being unlucky with timings and domino effect type of chain reactions( by domino effect, I mean that I hit a small bottle, for example, by mistake in attempt to dodge something else, and that hits something else which causes something else to fall and so on and so forth until a huge mess happens and believe me I wish I was making this up). I do not know how those things happen. And I know that just talking about it can mean that I am giving into it again, following the logic of this video, but man I wish I was lying to myself and everyone. It's so annoying when I lose to things that are outside of my control. I did not mind them at first nor did I pay attention to them in a negative way (because I had and still have this "I like challenges" mindset). But they keep piling up and they just keep on pilling up till you lose. I have been put in so many unfavorable positions and I kept pushing forward only for them to continue to stack till I broke down. Life can be a b*tch XD It may seem as just a complaint and justifications for my certain losses but man there are days where everything goes wrong and I know that everybody has those days. But what if those days were more common? You would logically start to think something else was going on. For me or better put, in my case, as I logically assessed it. I started doubting myself, because it's illogical and impossible for those odds to keep on happening one after another. Therefore, I turned all of my energy towards myself thinking I am the problem. "Maybe if I do this" or "Maybe if I was more positive" or "Maybe if I paid more attention to this and that". I kept juggling my confidence and attention hoping to just *find* something that just *clicks* Nothing really worked. Unlucky timings that were so absurd, that it got to me in the worst way when nothing bad was happening. Basically, at one point, I was the one who messed it up with no real outside factors. Which got me really messed up because it felt like a joke. Because that one time were I was fully at fault nothing unlucky happened, it was all me just because I slightly froze up in anticipation thinking I could adapt to it before it happens and because of that I failed yet again. Making it seem as if I was a complete donkey. People saying that I am a useless b*tch but don't pay as much attention to the problems at hand, make me so mad. Like, I know how this sounds and how it makes me look when you read this. To the point that when I hear someone else talk about luck as well, I can't help but not believe them because I am the prime example of it and people blame their own faults on it and it makes me mad because it's not the same with what I am constantly dealing with. My variables, oddities and etc.
Tuff, some are dealt better cards than others. It’s up to us to make the most of it. Keep going mate, hard not knowing your exact situation, and at the end who I am to tell you this. Keep going and God be with ya
@@zedantXiang Well, I already explained the domino type of effect but let me give you other examples: -I check the weather and it is clear and for once I go unprepared and then it suddenly rains in spite of the weather forecast -I go at work and I verify everything that is related to my work for it to work properly and then my Boss catches me at every bad circumstance where they suddenly stop working for no reason, never failing without the Boss being there. One product falling from somewhere for whatever reason and I am near it and my Boss just so happens to be there. I trip over a cable that someone forgot there, when I am at a crisis for time and I cannot see it due to lighting. I get bad tempered customers one after another right as my shift is about to end so I stay longer for no extra pay. On my way to work there are times where cars can run me over due to the "Need for Speed" mentality and they appear out of nowhere so fast. I lose money out of my purse because the purse I had on me had a hole just sufficiently big enough for money to somehow fall from. Big enough to fall yet small enough to not notice. I have to look around because there were times were a freaking tire came running straight at me, three times in my life to be exact, to the point that when I hear that dragging and bumping sound when there is silence, I get a mini panic attack I play a game of dice with friends. I always lose. Rolling ones and twos like no tomorrow. If I hit one object by mistake it is destiny for it or something else, in case I catch the first or next, to fall and/or break. The floor at work where I stood at nearly gave out with me on it. I am not that fat I SWEAR ( I am 178cm tall with 80 KG) So on and so forth. Edit: I had 3 weeks in which I nearly died once every day in such comical ways almost.
I Don't Know Why...But Instead Of Barou I Imagined My Face...But The Only Difference There Was That I Was Consumed That By Fake Comfort And Barou Wasn't... I just imagined my friends going ahead of me...and me being sitting and watching there interviews! Thanks For That Intro+Video🎉Gained Respect 👏
This scene made me sad cause its me. I had the potential to play football professionaly but I couldnt handel the pressure on games with large audiences and passed to much to my friends. Now I see these friends play in big stadiums for thousands of people while I cheer for them...
Thank you. Honestly i love this video and I'm glad it popped up on my recommendations♥️ I love Blue Lock so much, and it's one of the reasons that I keep on following my dreams and never giving up. Legit in the past few days, I was going through a rough time doubting myself and my dreans that I've been following for years now.. I was so close to giving up on my dreams. Everything on my heart was too heavy ... but realizing and seeing how things are. We all reached to a point where we achieved so many, barely anyone can do it. We should be happy we reached this far. We cant give up. how you explained, it gives me comfort and keeps me moving forward. Thank you so much. I hope everyone will achieve their dreams in their heart. One day, we will stand with our dreams coming to reality in front of our eyes and say: "we did it" You have a new subscriber ❤ I'm happy to watch more of your content. ✨️
This scene instantly made Garou my favorite character in the show. I think Garou will end up being the best player in the Blue Lock world. Because for him, it’s either the top, or death. Truly a King’s mentality.
Barou's development was the best one I've seen. In order for the man to see reason and see himself, he had to be *BITCHED* to the ground by Isagi. Isagi manipulated Barou but in a good way that made him free from his shackles. A spectacular moment indeed. 👏
I slowly stopped working out to get the abs I wanted but I think I'm gonna go back at it after seeing this video. I'm graduating this year so I won't have school as an excuse.
ngl there are moments where i set a goal for myself and then my mind goes to do less of the intended goal cuz it ends up getting tough. but when i do tough it out my god does it feel good to blast through something
I just found your channel this morning and I really needed to hear some of these videos. Thank you! And you just gain another subscriber toward your goal.
Recently found your channel, love the content, subbed :). Also makes me want to watch anime like Blue Lock or Haikyuu, that I otherwise wouldn't watch. (I know nothing about Soccer or Volleyball lol)
I binge watching your content. And I have the same content as you but for my own country language. I also think you can learn a lot from anime and manga! Especially in blue lock. There is just so much learning material
Love the content! I'd love to watch anime with you , I feel like I'm the only one that likes to really psychoanalyze characters and situations in anime
@@tommyhung5595 got a push workout, doing a bit of a strange full body - push - pull routine, 3 days a week as training for a half marathon at the same time and don't want to overdo it, what about you?
Uhhh!!! Sounds so excitin right now i just wanna better myself so i workout i workout push and next day leg has a relax day Then pull and leg day Then again a chill day and What The body feels like!(marathon! Ya good runner?)
W video I forgot the meaning of this scene and character and holy shit I also need to get grinding once more but good luck on the journey to 50k I recommend you step up the thumbnails to improve the ctr and use tags and # for more reach to grow even further
And we can confirm this though process in all of Barous's actions. Training, Cleaning his dorm...Bro Barou might be the best developed character in blue lock.
"This scene here disgusted you, because it's you."
That made me realize a lot of things.
That scene legit creeped me out, serious wake-up call
Yeah, that shit has made me realize how disgusted I am with myself
@@LessonsFromAnime true. saw the scene yesterday for the first time. It really hurt and got an uneasy feeling in my chest. I realized i have to change, but duo past mistakes i know i have to start slow, one by one, step by step in order for great long term change.
Defeat sucks but it is necessary.
Honestly Barou is my favorite character. What he's gone through in the anime and Manga motivates me to continue pushing for my dream even though it seems unachievable
Yeah same here, tie between him and Bachira for me
Barou=Aomine
@@MacroxssZ that's true. They are alike.
That's why he's my favourite character.
@@EverythingandNothing888 they are the same voice actor too xD
I ended up unconsciously obsessed with this scene, repeating it time and time. It reminded me to much of myself. It makes me uncomfortable to the point that The scene of him watching Isagi on TV gives me chills. His voice, always stoic, sounds suddenly desperate. Falling into conformity is like death to him. What a mentality. I wish I had that. I'm going to have that.
That scene of the TV creeped me out tbh, serious wake up call
"falling into conformity is like death to him" im stealing this bar as my motivation for life bro tysm
I love this comment. That's why he's my favourite character. Why I relate to him the most.
This thought process isn't sustainable though. The truth is that the majority of people get disqualified and forgotten, seen as nothing more than collateral damage. The show doesn't teach how to cope with defeat, only to keep pushing yourself until someone quite litterally breaks you. It isn't healthy, and i wouldn't recomend this show as inspiration for anyone. It is the american dream reformated into sports, where the 1% stand atop the forgotten 99%. And the 99% are taught to sabotage each other to validate their existance rather than living for the moment. Naratives are increadibly contagious for the aimless, and ultimatly I find it irresponsible. Especially when your target audience is highschoolers.
@@atilla9684 Sure ego is healthy in small doses, but this show does not show how to balance out ego. It doesn’t even teach that there are negatives to ego, it only praises it nonstop.
The mc is 100% going to end up alone at the top and have to restructure how they live entirely. So are all the people who follow this show’s philosophy all the way through.
Also, just cuz something provides inspiration doesn’t mean it’s healthy. You can just look to the red pill for how easy it is to mind fck people through self help.
But ya, agree to disagree I guess.
This made me realize. Often in school and now in university i often wait for someone else to answer before me, give the test papers after someone. Which is literally “passing to supreme strikers” and letting better people take ahead instead of being better
Yeah there's always that fear of getting it wrong which no one really wants to risk haha, I got over that by realising no one is going to remember if you do, and it's hardly the end of the world if they do anyway. Best of luck bro 💪
Very interesting take
I like the way you think. I'll also stop passing to the supreme striker and I will be the supreme striker myself.
Thank you mate for this beautiful gift.
Barou will always be my favourite sports anime character. This scene alone made me rethink my whole life. Me who my whole life was on top (had the best grades, had a six pack,had friends,did sports, actually had an ego) stopped caring about all those things and settled for mediocrity because It was the easy road to take. Now I'm a broken man with shit grades, a fat decaying body and social anxiety who does not leave his house and has a terrible sleep schedule. This scene made see what truly lies ahead, if I don't change and strive to be the best version of me, i'll will end up living a a full life of regret with forsaken dreams and goals. I never though a single anime scene from a sports anime could make me rethink my whole life. I think Blue lock legit saved my life, I have now started eating healthy, going to the gym, sleeping well and studying more. I can't afford to loose my motivation ever again that I know what awaits me if I do. Thank you Blue Lock
You got this man, if you did it before you can do it again 💪
Bro I relate to you on a spiritual level. I'm also a broken man now. Being the best without trying and being rewarded while not putting in any effort fucks you up as you grow up. I used to hate football until reading blue lock not because I geniunely despised the sport itself but because it was one of the things I was truly terrible and couldn't get better at and I was constantly bullied physically and verbally for it because my "friends" needed revenge for the things I surpassed them in. After catching up with the manga now I sit down with my dad and watch matches every week. I also want to buy a high quality football as soon as I get some money and I'm gonna hit the gym too. I'll probably only play football alone until I'm comfortable enough to play with other people but I played basketball for 8 years starting with almost no natural talent so who says I can't learn football too? I don't know if you'd be comfortable with it but I'd like to talk about our progress from time to time because even if we're not in the same boat, the boats sure look similar.
@@ulxsyxdAll power to you bro, football is cool as fuck and individual training is pretty fun, go give it a go bro
Fuck this comment hit's me in he balls damn
That's why he's my favourite character and It's one of my favourite anime.
Barou's awakening is extremely inspiring because he didn't just have the mental strength to record the defeat in his soul, but also the willpower to truly do something about it.
Blue Lock relit my passion for life bro. GOAT anime
Sane here man haha
Sane here man haha
The biggest difference between Barou and Isagi is mentality and mental journey. When the pressure is off him he feels relieved. When the pressure is on, he can get quite stressed, but doesn't show it. He tries to keep calm.
Isagi *relishes* the stress. The struggle. The internal fight. Thats what drives him. The *pain* is what makes Isagi more powerful. When hes at his worst, is when he starts to grow best. And he knows that.
*"I need you to shut up, genius. I'm about to get to the good part."*
- Yoichi Isagi, on the verge of defeat.
I think Barou will be like that in future now tbf, can't wait to see more of him
I goddamn cried hard, the moment when those hands grabbed barou from passing to isagi
If there is anything i've learned from constantly losing in games it's that you have to admit you lost. I know a lot of people who'll refuse to admit they lost and begin using excuses like "I wasn't that serious" or "That was just lucky", but those excuses doesn't matter, you still lost. I have a story here of how me and my friend took defeat.
Chess has recently gotten popular in my class. All the guys are playing it and me and my friend took two games. One was a 5 minute and one was a 10 minute.
Now the 5 minute one i lost, not because i was put in checkmate but because the timer ran out for me. At first i thought it was a bit cheap but then the guy starts getting a little cocky, and that made me think he didn't deserve that win because he relied on time, there was "zero skill" invovled.
I challenge him again to a 10 minute game and while he was going good at first, i completely turned the tables on him and checkmated him. At that time i was still salty and his friends teased him for losing to me. He said "I wasn't serious" and that he would have beaten me if he was, to which i said "Who of us won by running time out and who won by checkmating the other.
I now realize that while that loss was annoying, no one knows what would have happend if we could have kept playing. I was just using the excuse that if time was longer i would have won, i was ultimately just denying the fact that i lost.
If you accept defeat, then use that frustration as a motivator to beat them next time.
love it, appreciate the flashback and tips behind
@@olamideodupitan9637 same.
Agreed, mate.
I felt naturally drawn to Barou's ego, the fact that he was strong and is aware of his own capabilities but I felt there was more to his character, and, this breakdown on the scene of Barou's awakening and the lesson really helped me appreciate Barou more with a bigger plus, you encouraged me to force me to stop making excuses and strive for exellence. TYSM
I actually just rewatched that scene for the same reason
Agreed.
i really learned from barou that the feeling of despair is something we all need
as a boxer, i've always told myself that those that don't make excuses for losing don't care about winning, this video is making me question that ideal.
It’s been a year since this video has come out, and now it’s our finally there, 50k is now so within reach, you can do it
I absolutely enjoy it, barou is one of my favorite characters in blue lock. I felt so bad for barou in this episode but once he got his comeback I was ecstatic. Love your vids man ❤
Great to hear man! Yeah I've always liked him but never thought I'd make a vid on him as he seemed like one of those characters that's great to watch but would be insufferable IRL, but he quickly proved me wrong lol
I really hope this channel blows up, it's a great way to introduce self improvement for people who are passionate in anime and manga but are looking to integrate these two to their lives
It might take several months, but tbh I have no doubt that one day a random video will just go nuts. Appreciate the kind words bro
@@LessonsFromAnime I just now realized that you have a similar style to "Harsh Reviews" who mix both self improvement and storytelling of manga in a very phenomenal way
Yeah I love him, watched all his Haikyuj videos!
Its been hard to get to where i am today, but i want to try harder to become a better me. I no longer feel the despair and self doubt i once had, i see a path forward, all thats left is to keep pushing onwards.
When I watched the scene where barou is watching the future of others people’s success on tv in sadness, I related so much, watching my friends live the life I wanted to achieve in Fighting Game tournaments. I wanted to make it to top 8 , I wanted to be stronger or even more the strongest.
Drowning in pools killed my confidence as I questioned wether if competing in tournaments was cut out for me or not. Watching my character get read left and right or getting “ DEVOURED “ hurt like hell.
After realizing this was my only shot and instead of making excuses a loser would make like “ guess I wasn’t strong enough “ , “ oh well I came for the experience “ , “ at least I had fun “ “ that character is just broken “ “ my character is too weak “
I accepted the fact that I did not want to live that life, I did not want to allow myself to lose, I did not want to have to live with Losing.
I’m not going to let anyone get in my way of making it to the top of the hill. I’m going to make sure I’m the only King On it. I’ll devour everyone NO MATTER WHAT!
That scene honestly haunts me, I fell off going to the gym for the last couple months, I'd still be going but not as intense and not really following the diet, the other day I rewatched that scene and now it plays in my mind whenever I feel like half assing a workout or skipping a set.
Hope it all works out for you bro
Honestly Barou is probably the most realistic character, I want that have that kind of ego, I was so close to it, pure untouched rage and drive to do things, getting things done until I finally astray away from the way. Small holes in discipline is where the snakes slither in, UNRELENTING SELF ACCOUNTABILITY MUST BE PUT IN SYSTEM
I know exactly how you feel. It took me years of working on myself. I had the drive to be better, the hunger to be the best, and the discipline to stay on track. What I lacked was that unwavering confidence and a true sense of self identity. Barou was an inspiration that helped me discover my ego. I was there and I felt unstoppable. I knew what I wanted, who I was, and what I valued. And I finally felt like I truly did not care what people thought about me. The feeling is like no other. Its impossible to explain to somebody who hasn't felt it before.
Not even 2 weeks later I got injured. It completely changed my life around. I lost my job, I lost my ability to workout, and to do martial arts. I'm 4 months into recovery and my mindset has regressed. The hardest battle isnt the physical, its the mental. I'm fighting to hang on to who I was rather than falling into comfort, weakness, and lack of discipline. I only scratched the surface of what I could achieve with that mindset. I will get it back.
Discipline is difficult at first but becomes easier over time. The feeling is worth it so dont stop chasing it. Crush the voice in your head thats weak, tired, and scared. Listen to your ego. Be the person you want to be and dont let anyone or anything get in your way
I only viewed that scene as being Barou's pride but I never viewed it the way you discussed it bro good stuff
Pain, discomfort, and discipline help us grow. I've also rewired my brain this year to welcome these ideas into my brain. They're necessary and funny enough, it makes those moments of joy feel truly joyous. You can take that one day off and it is truly satisfying.
I feel so much more alive than I ever have because I subject myself to the gym, side hustles, cold showers, etc. Would I rather stay in bed, cuddle with my fiance and dogs? Of course, but that's not gonna change my life and help me reach my goals.
Love these videos man and I love Bluelock. I'll play the soundtrack nonstop at the gym 😂
Brilliant vid! I completely agree, that mental fortitude of Barou's is precisely the main reason he's such a compelling character to watch, the strength it takes to push aside temporary indulgences for your future (and ultimately much more important) goal is something we should admire, and definitely strive to learn from, been loving your channel since i first saw you man can't wait for you to hit 50k subs and go even further!
Haha cheers man, yeah hopefully!
What I understood from this scene is that Barou is no genius. The only reason he’s been so good is because he never gives up, and he will keep fighting and believing he is the best til his last breath. That’s his power. That is why he will be the best. He reminds me a lot of CR7 in real life.
i always come up to this vid every now and then and it always hits different man..
Ngl I occasionally rewatch it too to remind myself lol
Thank you for making this. You perfectly described my entire emotional rollercoaster that went through this episode. Great choice of words and greater content. Thanks
This scene awoke something in me, a self hatred that I'd been ignoring for the past 5 years. If not ignoring then just total ignorance of, my genuine dream is to become a champion mma fight and I have faith in that.
However, excuse after excuse I'd take two steps towards the goal and then I'd step back. I'm big and I've been told I'm talented, I'm blessed with abilities that most dont (I cringe saying that, but my ego believes what my Father and friends say) and yet I've been so damn lazy.
From now on, in order to make sure my dreams become a reality, I will not stop moving foward. My eyes feel awake, and my mind knows what it wants. I refuse to live in any other future and remain a loser .
I am the king, now watch me
Hope it works out bro, go get it 💪
Hope you guys enjoyed! I've got a Chainsaw Man idea lined up for next week... it's gonna be a weird one ngl, forgive me for the thumbnail/title lol
Who's your favourite Blue Lock/Chainsaw Man character?
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dude this scene, THIS FUCKING SCENE!!!
This is the shit that made me love Barou
this really resonated with me, specially because I, like barou, used to play football, but unlike barou, I didn't took the decision he did. I used to play as a goalkeeper and I was really good in my humble opinion, in fact, I was so much that I started settling for mediocracy, there were times where I could have stopped the ball but I used to think, I've done a good enough match, no need to keep trying, but if I had taken things seriously and actually tried more I could have played way more and maybe even joined the team, that is my one and only regret from highschool
Everyone has things they regret bro, the way I like to see it is: that smaller regret likely taught you something to save you from a bigger one later on in life
@@LessonsFromAnime yeah that's true, all things considered I had a great highschool life, but yeah I still regret that, although it has taught a lot
Dude...
Bluelock hits different.
I remember feeling hyped AF during and after every single episode...
It's like it reminded me of something I long forgot and keep forgetting with all the crap happening outside of ones mind and your mind starting to find excuses everywhere in that outside crap....
This Anime and your videos reminded me again that true growth does not come by whatever happens around you...
It comes from within and however you decide to deal with whatever is being thrown at you from the outside.
You earned a sub, mate.
Really like your style and your interpretations on these.
Can'T wait for the second season.
Not sure if you watched Haikyuu, but it triggered similar moments for me, though not quite as hard as Blue Lock did.
You make a great point here. Super underrated moment. The flashforward is in fact literally me. I was so into sports and would consistently tell myself i wont settle for a normal life. Excuse after excuse suddenly high school was over and i hadnt even played on 1 team. I tried out for College football and halfway through the second try out i told myself i wouldnt be picked and went home. After a cocah had made a comment about "if you didnt play in high school youre wasting your time." When i was clearly the second best person trying out for my position. A little bit nore training before rhe try out and i would've easily stood out. Now im almost 30 and im a regular person. Living a normal life and it eats me up everyday.
Watching your most recent video about Isagi has definitely motivated me to be better. Hopefully i can keep it up.
Keep the good videos coming. I just subscribed
subscribed and notification bell turned on. glad the algorithm led me to this gem of a channel
Any cheers man!
Loved watching this, this is why blue locks my favorite anime because it has so much meaning behind the characters, and so many hidden lessons to take from it it's honestly a psychology anime in its own right
Yeah I wasn't expecting it at all but it's so refreshing, some really different character arcs to anything else I've seen
This video is trully a hidden gem, thank you!
Glad you think so!
I relate to Barou’s story the most out of everyone, coming from a dominant college team as the captain and solid player to semi professional feeder team to the pro team above us, I had to deal with the same ego crushing feeling of seeing your no longer the top of the hill and that your realistically back at the bottom, it’s taken me 3 years of semi pro play and some professional practices as well as major surgery to kill my ego. I’ve started to rebuild it and use barou as my mental image when I play now reminding myself I can still be the King, I’m starting to feel my awakening set in again and I’m feeling good but no where near where I want to be
I'd made the choice to be a couch potato for years (since covid hit). I stopped playing soccer even before that I started pursuing Cybersecurity which is good and fine. But internally kept making excuses that I don't have time because being at the computer takes up so much of my daily life now. However, I and my friends watched these episodes over this last weekend.
Just as the beginning of this video says, I saw myself in what Barou was feeling here. Seeing him be able to persevere despite the mental setback/revision he had to go through in this scene was honestly eye opening, inspiring, and motivating for someone like myself. Today I am proud to say that I didn't fall into the "I'll do it tomorrow" mindset of getting out of the house during my break and going to the pitch. I am still feeling the burn of getting out on the field and having practiced techniques and shots and I am honestly feeling great.
I agree that blue lock reignited my spark and I believe it has for many others aswell. I may be 20 now. But, I hope to be able to get back into the scene of competition and regain the body and drive that I had long ago.
All of this thanks to Blue Lock. (and honestly Aoashi aswell but King Barou is what won me over).
Seeing barou like that reignited my passion for soccer that i lost
It did a similar thing for me and the gym
He’s the true egoist, a true striker who bends reality to his own will.
You’ve got a bright future ahead of you with this channel and ur life in general, much love ur vids are great
Thank you so much 😀
Honestly this whole Anime changed my view on ego and how important it is
Bro if yall didn't notice barou is like Ronaldo
And yet, there are points where it's more important to back off, to reevaluate things and try a new approach. Points where being stubborn and persisting is what ends up doing damage
Knowing when to do which - stay the course or reconsider - can prove to be the real tricky part
I agree
After the club took me out of the team, I was devastated, shocked, saddened that I thought to myself "I would never become a pro player" and that left me to crumble before watching Blue Lock. When I read and watched the show, and listening to their speech, it drove me forward to the point where I have to break the entire chains that stops my development, and unlock my hidden talent that I didn't realize.
I had the same mentality as Barou when the club took me out, sitting on the bed and watch my former teamates dominate the world
0:05 how dare you give me that wake up call! 😭
Man i had these moments with isagi in my own way, id love to go these next months with you!
Because these moments are the ones where you actually understand living instead of just running in random directions!
I have a lot of goals that I left on table thinking that I can just do them Tmr, thinking it is too hard somebody else smarter can do them easier smarter faster. Touching them little by little and giving myself excuses that I’m too tired from 12hours of work that I deserve some rest. But my goals is truly what will makes me happy. It’s such an important lesson and I hope everyone struggling with their daily life can find their motivation to take their goals into their hands right now right then. I’ll will become the king that I truly fight to earn.
3:55 "Are you actually too tired or are you being a Bit..." I legit expected another word right there!!! XD XD XD Caught me offguards.
This is the channel I've been looking for, keep it up!
Great video, as always. You're growth and ability to learn and adapt are amazing, every video is a true evolution! Barou is one of my favorite characters on Blue Lock (it´s a tie between him, Isagi, and Nagi). The way that everything he does goes to make him closer to his (literally and metaphorical) goal is amazing and truly an inspiration to me. Keep up the content and the uploads and slowly (but surely) you will reach your subscribe goals!
Cheers bro! Yeah I'm definitely gonna do a Nagi video at some point
If that scene where barou was opening the can and watching isagi play in the world cup, win blue lock and going on to have a successful career while barou was left off living in a single bed apartment doesn't change you then prob nothing will , THIS scene made my laziness and depression vanish , in my opinion this scene was one of the most impactful scene in all of sports anime
It literally made my blood run cold for a few seconds, I've never seen anything so chilling
@@LessonsFromAnime On God
This is why I love blue lock there are so many moments like this
Bro, I really needed today.
Bruh it is god's grace. Your channel come to my feed. I can't thank you enough. The mindset, analysis and relativity. I love it.
Haha cheers man 💪
@@LessonsFromAnime cheer man 💪
man, thank u for making this video
Glad you enjoyed bro 💪
Barou is personal. What’s it mean when you reach a certain level without failure? 9x/10 humans crumble in that moment. Like you and ego said, carving failure into your soul and still moving forward is the greatest human achievement. And we all experience it.
i see that you've last uploaded 2 weeks ago. I dont usually comment on yt vids but I hope you apply the lessons you've learned from barou into real life. Don't give up. Go hit that 50k man
New video is being edited atm bro, just a busy period for me. No plans to give up 💪
Just discovered your channel mate and it speaks to me man. You're doing what I'm doing with my podcast. Anime has so many lessons that we can learn from, just need to be willing to listen
This video was amazing and it has inspired me to strive and reach for my goals and avoid temporary comfort so that I can better myself.
subscribing cause this was such an amazing analysis about Barou and how it can be applied into everyday life
3:25 "Luck blaming" Is one of the things I used to do( still do from time to time nowadays) and it's just something that really stuck for me, for a good portion of my life because I am not much of a lucky person.
There were some skeptics in my life. People that really got angry with me being a let down and kept hearing me ultimately blame luck a few times and I don't blame them for getting mad.
However, things changed when the few that sticked closer to me saw what I was experiencing and, well, what I kept experiencing which made them change their minds about it a bit to say the least.
To be completely honest. I have this tendency of being unlucky with timings and domino effect type of chain reactions( by domino effect, I mean that I hit a small bottle, for example, by mistake in attempt to dodge something else, and that hits something else which causes something else to fall and so on and so forth until a huge mess happens and believe me I wish I was making this up). I do not know how those things happen. And I know that just talking about it can mean that I am giving into it again, following the logic of this video, but man I wish I was lying to myself and everyone.
It's so annoying when I lose to things that are outside of my control. I did not mind them at first nor did I pay attention to them in a negative way (because I had and still have this "I like challenges" mindset). But they keep piling up and they just keep on pilling up till you lose.
I have been put in so many unfavorable positions and I kept pushing forward only for them to continue to stack till I broke down. Life can be a b*tch XD
It may seem as just a complaint and justifications for my certain losses but man there are days where everything goes wrong and I know that everybody has those days. But what if those days were more common? You would logically start to think something else was going on.
For me or better put, in my case, as I logically assessed it. I started doubting myself, because it's illogical and impossible for those odds to keep on happening one after another. Therefore, I turned all of my energy towards myself thinking I am the problem. "Maybe if I do this" or "Maybe if I was more positive" or "Maybe if I paid more attention to this and that". I kept juggling my confidence and attention hoping to just *find* something that just *clicks*
Nothing really worked. Unlucky timings that were so absurd, that it got to me in the worst way when nothing bad was happening. Basically, at one point, I was the one who messed it up with no real outside factors. Which got me really messed up because it felt like a joke. Because that one time were I was fully at fault nothing unlucky happened, it was all me just because I slightly froze up in anticipation thinking I could adapt to it before it happens and because of that I failed yet again. Making it seem as if I was a complete donkey.
People saying that I am a useless b*tch but don't pay as much attention to the problems at hand, make me so mad. Like, I know how this sounds and how it makes me look when you read this. To the point that when I hear someone else talk about luck as well, I can't help but not believe them because I am the prime example of it and people blame their own faults on it and it makes me mad because it's not the same with what I am constantly dealing with. My variables, oddities and etc.
Tuff, some are dealt better cards than others. It’s up to us to make the most of it. Keep going mate, hard not knowing your exact situation, and at the end who I am to tell you this. Keep going and God be with ya
What's your unluckyness?
Be more specific,we cant solve it if you are so vague
@@zedantXiang I believe it was pretty on point. But if examples is what you need then I can give you some.
@@eZeero pls do
@@zedantXiang Well, I already explained the domino type of effect but let me give you other examples:
-I check the weather and it is clear and for once I go unprepared and then it suddenly rains in spite of the weather forecast
-I go at work and I verify everything that is related to my work for it to work properly and then my Boss catches me at every bad circumstance where they suddenly stop working for no reason, never failing without the Boss being there.
One product falling from somewhere for whatever reason and I am near it and my Boss just so happens to be there. I trip over a cable that someone forgot there, when I am at a crisis for time and I cannot see it due to lighting.
I get bad tempered customers one after another right as my shift is about to end so I stay longer for no extra pay.
On my way to work there are times where cars can run me over due to the "Need for Speed" mentality and they appear out of nowhere so fast.
I lose money out of my purse because the purse I had on me had a hole just sufficiently big enough for money to somehow fall from. Big enough to fall yet small enough to not notice.
I have to look around because there were times were a freaking tire came running straight at me, three times in my life to be exact, to the point that when I hear that dragging and bumping sound when there is silence, I get a mini panic attack
I play a game of dice with friends. I always lose. Rolling ones and twos like no tomorrow.
If I hit one object by mistake it is destiny for it or something else, in case I catch the first or next, to fall and/or break.
The floor at work where I stood at nearly gave out with me on it. I am not that fat I SWEAR ( I am 178cm tall with 80 KG)
So on and so forth.
Edit: I had 3 weeks in which I nearly died once every day in such comical ways almost.
The writing in this part was phenomenal
Great breakdown as well!
Cheers man!
3:56 😂 thought this man called all the slackers a 🐩
Lmaooo
New sub here.
I have always gained a lot of life lessons from the stories that anime and manga can give. I excited to see your channel grow!
I Don't Know Why...But Instead Of Barou I Imagined My Face...But The Only Difference There Was That I Was Consumed That By Fake Comfort And Barou Wasn't...
I just imagined my friends going ahead of me...and me being sitting and watching there interviews!
Thanks For That Intro+Video🎉Gained Respect 👏
3:16 You read my mind. I was like that tooo for couple months
This scene made me sad cause its me. I had the potential to play football professionaly but I couldnt handel the pressure on games with large audiences and passed to much to my friends. Now I see these friends play in big stadiums for thousands of people while I cheer for them...
Thank you. Honestly i love this video and I'm glad it popped up on my recommendations♥️ I love Blue Lock so much, and it's one of the reasons that I keep on following my dreams and never giving up.
Legit in the past few days, I was going through a rough time doubting myself and my dreans that I've been following for years now.. I was so close to giving up on my dreams. Everything on my heart was too heavy ... but realizing and seeing how things are. We all reached to a point where we achieved so many, barely anyone can do it. We should be happy we reached this far. We cant give up. how you explained, it gives me comfort and keeps me moving forward.
Thank you so much.
I hope everyone will achieve their dreams in their heart. One day, we will stand with our dreams coming to reality in front of our eyes and say: "we did it"
You have a new subscriber ❤ I'm happy to watch more of your content. ✨️
This scene instantly made Garou my favorite character in the show. I think Garou will end up being the best player in the Blue Lock world. Because for him, it’s either the top, or death. Truly a King’s mentality.
He's currently ranked number 1. Nagi is 2 and Bachira is 3.
Thank you for this:) reminding of this Barous scene and the way you put it, man, its motivated me. I am going to improve!
icl this relates so well to procrastination for revising
I remember the feeling lol
You either live with the sacrifice or live with the regret
Barou's development was the best one I've seen. In order for the man to see reason and see himself, he had to be *BITCHED* to the ground by Isagi.
Isagi manipulated Barou but in a good way that made him free from his shackles. A spectacular moment indeed. 👏
This is the best anime UA-cam channel
thank you, this video made me think about my life. I guess we should always reconsider our decisions.
This channel is gold man. love bro
Cheers bro!
I slowly stopped working out to get the abs I wanted but I think I'm gonna go back at it after seeing this video. I'm graduating this year so I won't have school as an excuse.
These videos need to be longer 😭 great content
Cheers man!
ngl there are moments where i set a goal for myself and then my mind goes to do less of the intended goal cuz it ends up getting tough. but when i do tough it out my god does it feel good to blast through something
Yeah it definitely does
I just found your channel this morning and I really needed to hear some of these videos. Thank you! And you just gain another subscriber toward your goal.
my message is just the most honest "thank you" I said for a long, long time
...
Thank you.
More than welcome bro, best of luck 💪
Recently found your channel, love the content, subbed :). Also makes me want to watch anime like Blue Lock or Haikyuu, that I otherwise wouldn't watch. (I know nothing about Soccer or Volleyball lol)
Youll hit your goal, youve earned one more sub. We're all gonna make it brahe!👑
Cheers bro!
I binge watching your content. And I have the same content as you but for my own country language. I also think you can learn a lot from anime and manga! Especially in blue lock. There is just so much learning material
Yeah it's so different to other anime, I absolutely love itb
Love the content! I'd love to watch anime with you , I feel like I'm the only one that likes to really psychoanalyze characters and situations in anime
this video is top notch ngl
bro just gonna thank you! this gave me a little extra motivation tho push my body even further in the gym! (well gotta go Thank yoU!)
About to go lift too, let's get those gains bro 💪
Lets get it!(whatcha gon hit today?)
@@tommyhung5595 got a push workout, doing a bit of a strange full body - push - pull routine, 3 days a week as training for a half marathon at the same time and don't want to overdo it, what about you?
Uhhh!!! Sounds so excitin right now i just wanna better myself so i workout i workout push and next day leg has a relax day Then pull and leg day Then again a chill day and What The body feels like!(marathon! Ya good runner?)
Not particularly haha, only been training for a couple months lol
Great content as always man!
Cheers bro!
Inspirational af video brother, keep grinding towards that 50k goal you’re definitely gonna make it with quality content like this!!
Cheers bro!
Great video, keep pushing to 50k!
Will do 💪
I’m glad I saw this vid it made me realize that I’m making excuses
New sub
Oh wow lol thought I recognised your name, thanks man!
There is no tomorrrow!!!! THERE IS NO TOMORROW!!!!!
-Apollo Creed
W video I forgot the meaning of this scene and character and holy shit I also need to get grinding once more but good luck on the journey to 50k I recommend you step up the thumbnails to improve the ctr and use tags and # for more reach to grow even further
Yeah the thumbnails are defo the weak spot of the channel atm, planning to redo them all at some point
Thanks a lot man ❤ you earned a sub!
Has always your analysis are insane! Keep it up king and let's go for the 50k !!
Will do man 💪
This video hit hard! Subbed 👍
Glad you enjoyed bro 💪
thats why barou is the goat
Thank you Bro
Welcome
i love your channel, subbed
Cheers man!
And we can confirm this though process in all of Barous's actions. Training, Cleaning his dorm...Bro Barou might be the best developed character in blue lock.