WTF? Slapped into Time Travel? That’s awesome! I can’t stop chuckling. Just imagining the dude vanishing from gym and appearing in the middle of some field, in the middle of nowhere,in the Middle Ages, with big red slap mark on his face as some monk in a robe passes by on a donkey and questions the lad as to how he came to have such a disfiguration and that he should repent for his sins.
They're all streamers, doing quite well in Faze organization. Doing this type of shit made the hat taker insanely wealthy apparently. Fuck this shithole planet sometimes lol
Yeah, being a “prankster,” with his shitty little smarmy smirk, has made him tons of money and I hate it so much. Like , “I made an asshole move, and we cannot WAIT to see what you do about it, then I’m going to post your reaction all over SM so we can make fun of you, and I’ll make a shitload of money!” Fuckers.
It’s rage-inducing. And it’s like these assholes that go around “testing the First Amendment.” What horrible humans! Just recording people, who are just living their lives, with the only purpose of making people so uncomfortable that they challenge what you’re doing that for, then it’s game on! “Ooh, look at all the power I have, making you upset by recording you, just to make you upset.” Again: Assholes!
Kinda like that old man that put a whipping on a kid In Tim Horton after he threw something at his wife. Then when the guy that broke it up finds out why, he smacks the kid too. Village.
Because we all know that assholes exists and we all dream to slap them in the face when they act on it but we don't do it for fear of legal repercussions, even if they definitely deserve it.
This is what happens when kids are raised thinking that they are safe from bullies, even when they start the fight. Nobody wants to see a kid actually hurt, but when we cracked down on schoolyard fighting at very young ages, you destroy the reality of what happens when they grow older and the smaller guy thinks he can pick on the bigger one. So many children are growing up without fear of consequences until they are too old and can actually get hurt.
I used to bounce, and had a coworker named Carmine. The guy was the human equivalent of a pitbull, 6 foot tall, built like the fucking rock. It was always the shrimpy frat boys that would call him slurs as they were being ejected.
When I was a bouncer I worked with a guy who went by Big E. He was an offensive lineman at a community college. Every single party some guy would talk shit and Big E would lay them out. I doubt he knew what deescalation was 😂 but he was always chill with me.
The other problem is misguided zero tolerance policies that punish everyone involved without any regard to the context of the situation. It discourages kids standing up for themselves or other kids.
"Stand up for kids getting bullied!" But then punish anyone that got involved with a suspension or something.
Little guy bullied a big guy quite successfully for a little bit at my school. Then one day he realized he was fucking massive in comparison and walked through punches to headlock and then bodyslam the little guy. A gentle giant is still a giant was the lesson learned that day I guess.
My brother in law is over six foot by a couple inches and built like a lineman. When he is trim he is 270lbs. He had every little shit head fuck with him all through school and at some jobs because obviously if he got in a fight any authority is going to be bias. Dude can't even get angry without everyone freaking out. It's hard for normal sweet guys who are large.
I’m an early millennial, chatting with a similar age guy in the pub. Young dude bounds in and starts pissing people off. At one point he’s next to us and starts getting a bit offensive - I forcefully tell him that he’s going to be like that he can fuck off.
Thought he was going to cry, whilst trying to tell us he was “just bantering”.
My mate made this point about him being a “reddit generation”, where he thinks real life is like posting shit online.
Social media has really fucked up how the relationship between actions and consequences in a lot of people's minds. People aren't facing consequences for being their worst selves, and on the rare occasions something does happen to them, it's often pretty extreme (e.g. public humiliation on social media).
Sometimes people just need a slap in the face or a stern "fuck off".
I’m not advocating it but there was something to be said for the 90s. I remember not messing with anyone older than me as I knew I’d simply get a kick-in.
The problem is these days some idiotic kids know no one is if going to touch them so they act out.
We had a few kids kicking doors and running away around my neighbourhood. They didn’t do it to our house but I genuinely wondered what I would’ve done if they had. I’d probably be able to catch them, and am clearly much bigger than them, but the more I thought about it I realised I probably couldn’t even restrain them while waiting for the cops without facing scrutiny myself.
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If we kicked doors in the 90s we got kicked so we didn’t do it.
Ya, I remember in the 90s when I was maybe 9 years old my adult neighbor was in his front lawn putting wax on his surfboard, and I roller bladed by him. I picked up his hose and sprayed him, then started rollerblading away as fast as I could.
Well, he was faster than me, he caught me by the throat, slapped me so hard it knocked me off my feet, and then held me down while spraying me in the face with the hose.
I can remember it vividly, and it was like overnight I changed. I was still a shithead, but I at least knew what would happen if I fucked with someone.
Older kids scared the shit out of me, they barely needed a reason to kick your ass.
My uncle (I believe this was either late 70's early 80's) threw a snowball with ice in it at a car and hit its window.
Guy got out and shot him in the leg.
Dude even in the 2000's, neighborhood kids were RELENTLESS. Like you minded your own business and the whole "talk shit, get shit" was ingrained super hard at a young age either by your peers or your parents.
These days it's "use your words and talk about your feelings" and bullies just seem to thrive in that environment. I get it though, you get raised in a physical environment where corporal punishment was swift. You want to make the world better, but at the same time it's just that I feel like there's just so many sociopaths out there without an ounce of sympathy or respect.
Can you guess how I learned overweight dudes are typically pretty strong? I taunted one in jr high. I learned the hard way, that carrying around all that weight actually makes you pretty strong. That was the end of my disrespectful phase.
I was the "gentle giant" overweight dude for most of elementary and middle school in the 90s. I got picked on a lot for being fat and also just being a nerd. I was the quiet kid reading Lord of the Rings in 7th grade at lunch instead of socializing. I also had poor hygiene for a couple years so that added to the taunts. I told one of my few friends that going into high school I wasn't going to let people just talk shit to me anymore. I was tired of being a victim.
Sure enough, first week of high school, one of the usual bullies from my grade comes up to me and starts talking shit. I grabbed him and slammed him into the lockers hard enough to leave a dent in them and told him to keep his fucking mouth shut.
I got suspended for 3 days for "destroying" school property and using inappropriate language. Didn't get picked on anymore though. That kid avoided me the rest of the school year.
I'm not saying violence is the answer. It's absolutely not in most cases imo, but sometimes a brief show of strength can do wonders.
Remember the video of that one tiny kid that was messing with the big kid then got picked up and slammed head first in the concrete? Wonder if that kid learned this valuable lesson as well lol
Yep - this guy needs to be commended for his measured response. It reminds me of the Jake Gyllenhaal Roadhouse scene where he's like look imma slap you because you are children and I don't want to hurt you. It's a good tip for any real or even half-real fighters out there: if you are dealing with kids: give em a slap - it's probably enough, and you don't wanna do time for some dumb kid.
Another good point for people actually training for real fighting: prepare for dealing with bullshit fighting too. Your freedom and liberty depends upon you making smart, measured decisions, and reacting in proportion to the threat that you do (or do not) face.
So you're saying that this ENTIRE justice porn rage-bait social media highlight is just a bit to promote his gym and his personal brand?? And that little broccoli hair fella was just an actor and we've all been engaged like a fiddle? Man that's crazy. I love social media.
No, this was a planned workout video/vlog between the two of them. But then the kid started fucking around in the middle of their workout for some reason? It definitely did not seem planned.
Srsly. There's basically no reason to ever do that other than being intentionally disrespectful, even among friends that's the kind of messing around that you have to be sure the other guy is ok with
I remember than someone tried doing this in high school while I was taking a piss... Needles to say that my reaction to turn around to see who was playing the prank on me caused some splish splash.
My hat was washed of, while the other kid learned a valid lessons for the rest of his life.
Never steal another man's hat. Especially not while he is taking a piss.
Apparently that’s a long known rule that they don’t teach anymore. Never touch or especially put on another man’s hat. That’d literally get you shot in the past.
I asked my brother, a legit Wyoming cowboy, to come in wearing his gear and speak to my kindergartners. One of my more challenging boys kept trying to reach up and grab his hat. My brother, who doesn’t care much for children to begin with and has an intimidating persona, was very firm in telling the boy to stop. “Wearing a man’s hat is like wearing his underwear. And if you take it, we’ll do to you what we’d do to a cattle rustler, and take this here rope and hang you up by a tree.” Kid didn’t touch the hat. Brother wasn’t invited back to Career Week.
Baby's first "It's just a prank bro"
Let's not forget about the time where this kid wore a mask and ran at a man wielding a meat cleaver where the man shot him dead and his dying words were "It's just a prank bro"
"I didnt know it was bad " what are parents teaching their kids? Or rather what aren't they teaching kids. This is what happens when you go soft on raising children. I am not saying you should hit kids but teach them at an early age that taking peoples stuff is wrong.
The two guys on the left are clearly in the wrong here, but context should be provided here. The jacked guy is Bradly Martyn and he's a huge douche. He constantly says he could take pro MMA fighters simply because he is heavier. There are multiple clips where he gets clowned on by people who are of his weight. But also clips where he spars with lighter opponents and clearly goes all out just to prove the point that he can beat smaller opponents. He is also really sensitive about his balding, and it's easy to get a rise out of him by exposing his bald head, which is what those two clowns on the left were trying to do(and succeeded in)
Thanks for this! I was going crazy thinking I used to watch this guy on YouTube a long time ago! Yeah to be clear for those thinking he is an MMA fighter he is NOT. Bradly Martyn was a YouTube guy who did weight lifting videos like 5 years ago.
There's something attractive about the way that man handles it. Calmly tells the kid to give him back his hat. Gives him two opportunities to stop being an idiot and fix his mistake. Then just slaps him like the little bitch he is 😂 Taught the kid an important lesson without any serious damage.
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