10 RANDOM Things that Get YOUNG Men into Street Fights

[@kensmith8152]

Always respect people’s boundaries, always try to de-escalate and be humble

[@Berengier817]

Guy swiped my car, illegal lane change. When we pulled over to swap insurance, he asked why I entered his lane. I said I didn't, he said I did. I said "okay let's swap insurance" cause arguing would not have done anything but escalate, and I learned from these videos to just back down. Don't be tough when unnecessary. I could tell he was trying to be tough. My insurance ended up telling him to "F" off once they saw the dash cam footage I didn't tell him I had.

[@Steven-ih5et]

Dash cam = smart!

[@Bezlonirslair]

All these are reasons I don't go out.

[@kerry-j4m]

I go out-OFTEN-and never,ever have any issues,with any one. In fact most people I encounter in public don't want to cause any trouble ( I can tell by their being overly nice and friendly and i return the favor also ) I hold doors open for men and women,let some people get in front of me in line ( and you should see the smiles on people's faces ) don't allow-FEAR-to keep you in the house,amigo,get out there among people and handle your business.

[@billybigtime2808]

Ego causes a lot of these triggers if not all

[@freedomutopuia]

Ego causes all

[@pinkyellowblue007]

An idiots ego

[@fightscience]

Absolutely. These are just triggers of an ego battle.

[@WilliamStreiff]

Pride before the fall

[@kev-larscuba2323]

Absolutely correct. The whole world problems can be condensed into only 2 reasons … ignorance or arrogance! The difference between the two is I don’t know VS. …I don’t care. Ignorance means - I don’t know I can be taught. Arrogance is ego, and usually leads to unnecessary, confrontation. Energy that can be used on a solution is wasted on conflict.

[@brocklanders3616]

Generally it comes down to a few factors, outside of them most fights will never happen. Alcohol, ego, pride, fear. As a guy who stupidly got into alot of altercations over the years. My tips. Stay out of bars/clubs, look physically in shape/imposing, have a good stance, and most importantly. When your opponent is getting emotionally charged, act unaffected. Your goal should be to show your opponent you been down this road before, and you picked the wrong one.

[@kmlgraph]

The best advice on this video..."Get your head out of your phone".

[@mathiasoswald2477]

Thanks for the helpful videos. In Germany, in order to be allowed to work as a recognized security employee, we have to take a written and oral exam before the Chamber of Industry and Commerce. Before that, a course of at least 3 months must be attended with the topics of fundamental rights, criminal and civil law, commercial law, weapons law, safety technology, occupational safety and accident prevention, as well as dealing with people. This also includes psychology, communication, de-escalation, group- and individual behavior of people and danger recognition. Your channel responds very well to this topic and I am happy to have found it. Keep it up!

[@JackDogSteve-jr9js]

You seem Like a Very Smart, Kind, Tough Man! Thanks

[@bc-guy852]

I don't often go into the downtown area, even in the small Canadian town I live close to. But I guess I forget how much instant respect, two, well-behaved German Shepherds walking beside me on a slack lead project. I never feel intimidated and there's usually a clear path.

[@fightscience]

Maybe I should get myself a dog as well.

[@bc-guy852]

@@fightscience "The more I know about people - the better I like my dog." (Mark Twain) The don't lie or cheat and usually only steal your heart. Once they're a part of your 'family' you (I) forget just how ferocious they CAN be. They are always on alert when on lead, (we live in the country - they don't have collars...) BC life... Great content!

[@SirChivalRegal]

Good thing you don't live in Toronto.

[@bc-guy852]

@@SirChivalRegal I grew up there... GSD's work - close to the DVP.

[@GreatWhite7]

that guy lost to a bin 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fireatwill8143]

Bin Fu 💪

[@DarrinKemp-lr1cz]

But that bin had good kick defense.

[@grahammoore-grundy9944]

Bin there meself😬

[@zzludzz]

You hit on many good points/situations. One of the things I have begun to practice is to keep my distance from people. If someone gets too close (beyond my own comfort zone) I step away. This is to give them a hint. It is absolutely astounding to me how many people out there cannot understand the courtesy of giving people space. Even with men. I mean, as a man you should instinctively know how to keep a safe distance from another man you don’t know. And talking *aside from being in a cramped space* I give people the courtesy to NOT stand so close. And beyond me why anyone may get to close to a stranger. Hint: I. Don’t. Know. You. Keep your distance from me 👍

[@fightscience]

Yes agreed. Funny thing is that you would of thought we also learnt this lesson in the pandemic.

[@bc-guy852]

@@fightscience Or in elementary school?

[@TheSaneHatter]

To me, it's always been shocking how few people have ANY conception of personal space. Many people not only think nothing of being crowded or touched, but seem to actually INVITE this sort of thing by taking up as much space as possible, as a way of forcing people around them to pay attention. This is often a matter of social class, I find, being common among the very poor (incl. the homeless) or (if you'll excuse me) by some gay men, among others. I've even known people of both genders who will accidentally bump into you as a pretext to flirting. Why do I notice this, you ask? Why does it bug me so badly? It;'s because I have autism spectrum disorder with some SERIOUS personal-space issues, the type that psychologists call, "hypervigilance." You can rarely do anything but set me off if you crowd me, block me, or touch without permission.

[@quesoblanco444]

Very good point about personal space. Too many times I have been challenged when walking through crowded or cramped areas. Always because I walked in front of someone, and they got triggered. The last two times, I just kept moving through the crowd, and they gave up pursuing. But I could hear them yelling at me in the background.

[@michaelj8793]

Thanks for sharing as always and keeping us on our toes my friend Some of the best advice on the internet Nuff said Be well and Stay Frosty my friend 👍

[@fightscience]

Thank you very much Sir.

[@hmr7384]

Sending a like before even watching coz I know it's gonna be good 👍🏽 I was right! Wise words as always 👏🏽 Ps... How did the lamppost trigger the drunk guy? 😅

[@bc-guy852]

It made first contact?

[@fightscience]

Thank you for following me. Really appreciate it.

[@blackjaguar324]

How about those who like to attack people for fun or to amuse themselves? How about those who like to take their anger out on others?

[@myhandlehasbeenmishandled]

Those two in a store 00:30 reminded me of Fight Club when they had to pick a fight with a stranger.

[@sda4jesus1]

Particularly good, insightful (ha, and 'inciteful') video. It's almost always best to nip a potential incident in the bud from the start, short-circuiting it by ignoring--as circumstances allow--rather than mirroring back, that first sign of tension, and simply moving on with your day (while taking care to 'mind your 6' ).

[@501photo]

FWIW, IMO, your videos are excellent and thoughtfully produced. The bullet points are very helpful; concise and easy to understand, they explan how simple gestures can easily escalate into violence. I also value how you present the video clips. There's enough info to illustrate cause and effect without showing any gratuitous violence. Kudos.

[@freedomutopuia]

Great video

[@fightscience]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@tonydeangeles453]

Really good advice, thank you. 🤙🏼

[@AlitaAvenger]

4:02 We live in a crazy world. So true. Thank you 🙏

[@user-hx1ky1lg7z]

Thank you.

[@fightscience]

Thank you for your support.🙏🏾

[@marktyler3381]

Solid analysis

[@GraveRave]

Seriously you should write a book on this!

[@The-Cat]

Are you the type of person that buys books ?

[@fuglbird]

Do you think the hooligans read books?

[@lauramolony]

The drunk guy got floored by a BIN! 😂😂😂

[@ItsOnlyRyan]

It was a rubbish fight mate haha where had that drunk “bin” drinking?

[@greatestever7623]

bruh ya need to include the full videos for some these segments

[@TimmyBobinson]

What he is saying is that if people from different cultures are mixed together and do not understand the societal norms regarding confrontation triggers and violence, it can lead to an increase in violence due to a misinterpretation of words and actions. Have a think about where this situation is taking place en mass in the world...

[@MrYourtrollin]

The amount of times I have experienced each of these things. People seem to always speed up when I cross the road with my dogs and I always wonder why they would intentionally do that. This video helps explain a lot of things I had not thought about Thanks!

[@fightscience]

You're welcome.

[@MrYourtrollin]

@@fightscience also known as small penis syndrome :)

[@roflmows]

my great uncle Charlie was a Green Beret in Vietnam (5th Special Forces Group), he earned a Bronze Star and was wounded (Purple Heart), and he's the calmest, most peaceful person i've ever met. he hates fighting and will walk away from anyone or anything, though he's elderly now he's still very fit and could probably toss most people over the fence by their neck, if he really wanted to. he's a laconic guy, which means he doesn't speak in lengthy dialogues; he speaks in short. some things he often says: "only idiots get into fights." "dumbass guys pick fights to impress dumbass women." "legs are your best weapon, use them to walk away." "i'm through with fighting in my life." "walk away. in 10 minutes he won't remember what you look like." "i've never been in a fight i didn't regret." "just keep walking. most people won't follow you." "all fighting hurts." "most people don't want to fight, but they're scared of backing down and losing face once they start it. offer to compromise so you'll both walk away without fighting, and you'll be amazed how many people are relieved when they hear that."

[@joeshmoe9978]

3:14 Crazy eyes 🤪

[@onerider808]

I live in the US. You never know who wants to try out their new Glock, so if your parents didn’t teach you politeness and respect, that fact might convince one to act as if they did.

[@JohnKing-yr7xn]

0:39 In your opinion was that fella in the red trying to establish dominance on that guy in white? Or did he feel like White shirt was taking the piss outta him? I've heard certain cultures where men make an escorting gesture it's considered bullying or establishing dominance. Gratitude for any feedback.

[@shaolin224]

Did that guy in the bar back hand that girl?😮

[@heathenmedusa]

Sound advice

[@nobodycares9579]

This is an appropriate video to go in my feed after Trumps deletion attempt. Subbed!

[@fightscience]

Thank you for joining our community.

[@edi9892]

A lot of it is actually triggered by insecurities. You even left some of the most common ones out! -at least those that I've noticed... You talk with someone about another person and a stranger feels like the butt of the joke... You ask a stranger for directions, and her BF goes full paranoid... Any accidental eye-contact, touch, or pointing... (as mentioned) Not clearing the way fast enough. I've seen people getting pushed or kicked on stairs for it! Moreover, I've nearly been hit by a car, despite having a green light, but the guy didn't want to slow down for me but hit the gas pedal... Obviously, any time you take a parking lot faster than someone else, or two people try to enqueue for the same thing, one loses and sometimes, he also loses his temper... Most of them are typically male aggression, but I have to say that sometimes women can go nuts too and the worst I've seen wasn't about accidental touch, but about a person showing his affection and she becoming offended. It seems to be a combination of repulsion and the fear that others noticing that someone way beneath her is potentially courting her would damage her reputation. So, a no is not the worst you might get as a man... far from it!

[@natedunn3177]

Anyone gonna talk abt how fight science pfp looks like the Yokuza Family emblem?

[@hayatorpg3896]

2:02 what kind of freaky stuff is that?!

[@lh1678]

6:01 So what makes a person with a slight "buzz" any different than a "loud mouth" who doesn't need the "Liquid Courage"? They both..Don't Really Care.

[@fightscience]

Very true, reduced inhibitions and risk taking leads leads to Dutch courage.

[@bryanfrombuffalo7685]

I'm pretty sure I don't have a lizard brain..I don't worship the grand architect

[@ic6698]

❤

[@kurhooni5924]

ASSUMETHEIRE GENDER LMAO

[@17sapun]

according to thumbnail. if your wearing a grey shirt and oversized watch out for anyone in yellow

[@fightscience]

😂😂😂

[@lewiswetzel8617]

Maybe urban people are violent

[@benhartart9487]

I car Cut in front of me yesterday on the 100 km/hr freeway putting myself and the car in front at risk in the event of a crash, I did say to myself look at this twat, but then I decreased my speed a touch and let it go. ❤ No point reacting and escalating it.

[@balthasargerard7246]

complexion

[@BornIIfly]

I‘m a spiritual person I can feel it when people look at me.

[@moonbaby6134]

Ego driven.

[@BornIIfly]

@@moonbaby6134 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤙

[@moonbaby6134]

@@BornIIfly you don’t feel someone look at you. You sense it. And it’s not spiritual, it’s something humans have had since they were hunter gatherers.

[@BornIIfly]

@@moonbaby6134 Never asked for your opinion, keep it to yourself.

[@moonbaby6134]

@@BornIIfly you commented. And now you don’t like being called out. Perhaps stay off platforms or at least discuss. Otherwise you might want to grow up a little.

[@dannyturner7967]

Disorienting!!! Not disorientating.

[@fightscience]

Thanks for the correction.

[@SuperZippyzippy]

Some women are encouraged to enter my personal space

[@iwasright9686]

I will not watch your videos anymore if you cut the clips short of the altercation. That’s also a good learning tool. Show the clip through

[@17cmmittlererminenwerfer81]

Turn the other cheek.

[@savoirfaire8979]

I am seeing Asian people targeted for harassment in these videos. Racially-motivated violence during the pandemic was not uncommon. Combined with economic grievances blaming Asians for their successes, helps to know the demographic contexts of all parties.

[@icshores82]

You should do a top 10 that triggers black people. The top 4 would be 1.Anything 2. Anything 3. Anything 4. Everything.

[@AtZero138]

When?? Keeping it Real?? Goes Wrong ..

[@JohnKing-yr7xn]

The American Black culture is a 2 sided coin of insecurity and never backing down. It boils down to feeling insecure. Of they feel it they will act on it.