Bruce Lee. Real Fights and Dispelling Myths

45 years after his death, Bruce is still recognized as the greatest martial artist in history and the mastermind behind a generation. To achieve so much, to rethink the genre of cinema and, in principle, to acquaint the mass audience with the true beauty and effectiveness of martial arts, and all this in 32 years of life, is truly incomprehensible...
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[@user-bj6ik6bp1o]

Bruce you will always be remembered as a great Martial Artist. No matter what anyone says you inspired a lot of Martial artist. R.I.P.

[@robertleem5643]

well said and totally agree

[@terrypatterson1481]

As a young featherweight amateur boxer in the 1970's I went to the cinema to see Enter the Dragon. It changed my life forever. I watched in utter amazement at the speed and talent that Bruce Lee possessed in his repertoire . I actually incorporated some of his moves into my style. It helped me win many of my bouts. Like Bruce, I was a bit of a fitness freak and lived in the gym, I never drank or smoked and lived a clean life. I read many books to help me understand his philosophy. I was saddened to hear of his passing in 1974 at the height of his career. We never really got to see the greatness of the man, only glimpses. Bruce Lee left us with a legacy in history which I don't believe anyone can replicate.

[@marvinharding9005]

I watch into the dragon love that picture

[@2masterdingdong]

Movie illusions are bad

[@shaunmccrickett4221]

I saw Way of the dragon about 1976 it was on before a Clint Eastwood movie and my mind was blown.

[@michaelpamphilon7513]

1973

[@soulimanetsouri1578]

توفي عام 1973 وليس عام 1974

[@clintwalker3127]

A legend plain and simple ! RIP Bruce Lee

[@joydouman5503]

Bruce Lee. His tenacity was astounding. A legend not forgotten. I was a fan of his since 13 years. And still am at 21 years.

[@Smokie1523]

Bruce Lee needs no exaggeration. He was legitimately an epic, legendary man. The facts surrounding his life and martial arts skills are all ya need. Great video!

[@marinomusico5768]

Beautiful story, beautiful life. Bruce will always be remembered. He's a Legend

[@Roseloves1]

I love Bruce Lee! He was our favorite 😍 ❤️ No one will ever replace him. He would be definitely someone I'd like to spot in the hereafter!

[@masajhn]

Nobody will replace Bruce , he was a true spirit of Martial Arts

[@Unique1Media]

Chinese Mafia will not allow it to happen, again

[@ronnienaron8389]

So true Long live the Bruce

[@John-lh4ju]

I loved Bruce Lee and was inspired by him from early in my life. I approached my work ethic to his beliefs and teachings and it served me well. I even named my son after Bruce's son Brandon. He lives on and will forever be a legend for as long as humanity can continue. Rest in peace 🙏 Bruce.

[@terminator8767]

Bruce lee had many real fights however street fights and much more vs the best fighters in his time. Bruce Lee won them all in few seconds in real fights. see y vid Bruce Lee VS Pro Fighters He could beat us all We had no chance

[@terminator8767]

respect bruce lee see y vid Extremely rare footage of bruce lee.

[@Tom-em8yr]

Oh gee john, that's so touching!. WOW!…what a brain wash!

[@phuturelee3420]

Same here, John (hence my moniker). I was 13 when he passed. I started training due to his influence. I ended up with a blue belt in Shotokan but because of his influence and desire to keep learning I moved over to Kung Fu (Drunk, Wing Chun, Tiger). It is truly the way of the dragon.

[@michaelburke6552]

@@Tom-em8yr You think may be he has a hard-on for Bruce *ALMIGHTY*

[@sesshonuyasha]

Besides Bruce's great movies, his philosophical discussions in interviews and his book Expressing the Human Body had powerful influences of my life ....... he was simply a humble training GENUIS.

[@John-dd8kh]

Exactly.. he was a very wise man and very humble too..

[@00tonytone]

I always believed you could get trained by the master, but if you ain't got speed that cant be tought, you either have it or you dont and that will be the difference between good and great.

[@hdjehjdjdh7611]

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[@sesshonuyasha]

@@hdjehjdjdh7611 Troll, Code, or Punch Sequence ??

[@rjhop]

A wonderful short lived gift to us.

[@plusone8015]

As a kid in the '70s I loved Bruce Lee. As an adult in the '20s I love Bruce Lee.

[@SomeInspirationPublications]

I was brought to tears watching this - thank you! What a spiritual being.

[@leylandgayle209]

We love Bruce and miss him vastly!

[@supersolidsnake23]

1:43 damn that kick was one of the most realistic style ever in a street fight. simple , direct yet graceful!

[@m42037]

It's a shuffle kick and it was real! Bob Wall pissed Bruce off, read about it. ...

[@haraldpettersen3649]

Bruce Lee , the fittest man that ever lived, imagine if he had been allowed to develop for another thirty years. R . I . P . Bruce , You will never bee forgotten.

[@scottnever8732]

how do you know?

[@scottnever8732]

he didn't live very long

[@americanosbadassius9292]

Bruce Lee wouldn't have had 30 more years to develop. Biologically speaking, when Bruce died at the age of 32, he may have add another 10 to 15 years to continue to develop before biology took over and he started the slow decline that happens for all men. Even performance-enhancing drugs, or in Bruce's case, health supplements, can only help stop or slow the degeneration to a certain level, before age is too great a factor.

[@waltersimmons946]

​@scottnever8732 That wasn't the point. Had Lee lived longer, and the brain edema episode NOT have happened Lee would've definitely kept training , kept doing interviews blasting classical techniques which pissed some "masters" off. He would've most likely at some point got behind the camera because he already had Concord productions with Raymond Chow so he never had to sit by the phone waiting for an acting job. Since the brain edema did happen . If he lived after the second incident on July 20,1973, most likely he would have not been able to act or fight anymore and the way his personality was due to being highly active. He most likely would not have wanted to live that way not being able to do anything himself. He had stated he didn't want to be a helpless old man. Basically he lived and died the way he expected. Burning out rather than rusting out. Just saying.

[@Quantum3691]

​@@americanosbadassius9292That would be one cause. But Bruce worked in an industry which had powerful people in charge. In their view, he overstepped his boundaries.

[@douglasp.shepherd3396]

Bruce Lee will remain the legend he has always been. And even though I got to see most of his movies he has always been larger than life to us growing up in those days. Words cannot describe his greatness.

[@reymore99]

He is who inspired me to begin martial arts as a child till my 30s. He has always been a person I look up to. His characters on screen and videos of who he is taught me a lot. Never forgotten.

[@lazyboyrider4607]

I never get enough of Bruce Lee. More please.

[@jonesfredrick94]

Learn about the Black martial artists in America

[@tatxm]

@@jonesfredrick94 why are u telling him what he needs to learn about?

[@dingfeldersmurfalot4560]

@@jonesfredrick94 Saw and commented on a wonderful documentary about the influence of Lee and gung fu on the black community. Really glorious memories and revealing stories.

[@mcfact1827]

@@dingfeldersmurfalot4560 learn the influence Africa had on martial arts.

[@bruceleechristianversion7077]

Yes

[@Dirtcake71]

I was born two years before Bruce passed away, but once I found out about him when I was five years old, I consumed every minute of every project I could get my eyes on. To this day, if one of his movies is on I'll stop and watch it. I made sure my kids knew about him and watched his movies as well as videos like this one. This man is one of those legends that should never be lost to time.

[@Tom-em8yr]

I was born 7- 1/2 years before that little wimp bruce lee croaked and i hate every one of his cheesy cheap low budget wanna be movies. HA HA HA HA HA HA HA !

[@Dirtcake71]

@@Tom-em8yr You just joined KZbin in August and you're already a troll? Your parents failed you.

[@jerryblake4088]

Some people shouldn't judge him, he was one of the most renowned human beings I've ever seen. HE'S AWESOME.

[@wayne3093]

no people have the right to judge anyone at all, especially judges who are paid to do so off the backs of others hard work.

[@michaelbravo6395]

Bruce is the reason I became fascinated with martial arts in the first place. His style, his philosophy, his very way of being was nothing less than beautiful. If I was given the opportunity to resurrect one person from history.... It would be a hard choice between him and Christopher Hitchens but I believe I would take Bruce. Both great minds, both great thinkers. But I believe that Bruce has not only changed the world of martial arts but changed an entire way of thinking and to that effect the world is so much lesser without him. Rest in peace Bruce you will always have my love, admiration and respect.

[@leroilapue15]

Bruce wins hands down, his philosophy was real and I bet he would have been a world changer had he lived just a little longer

[@jeffeverett1599]

You "believe that Bruce has not only changed the world of martial arts but changed an entire way of thinking and to that effect the world is so much lesser without him"? How did he change marshal arts? In what way?

[@msoi215]

Bruce Lee is truly one of a kind. There will never be another one like him...EVER!

[@wongkin1]

He’s a legend he will live forever in everybody’s heart

[@dprajeswararaolicnrt]

He is still alive in our Hearts 🥰

[@MarkPatten]

His philosophy still lives today as a way to look inside oneself and extend the answer currently before him to the outside self in the form of physical power. His much remembered “Be like water my friend” is still as powerful today as it is was from the time he uttered it on a Hong Kong TV show. I enjoyed this look back at Bruce Lee and his Gung fu. Thank you very much for producing it.

[@iinastikah1097]

X 🗿🚊

[@iinastikah1097]

'(k

[@hectorlee5723]

One of the best karate fighters in the world ,I never miss any of His movies, sad that a world renowned young man died at the age of 32. Godbless his family.

[@davidshaw5105]

Speed was everything like throwing a steel bow on a chain at someone not so much strength but more speed with projectile power.

[@noygrecia8397]

A filipino by the name of trovador ramos, defeated bruce lee somewher in singapore in a match initiated by Bruce Lee, he lost twice to the filipino, but they became friends later on

[@vernabadenhorst8102]

Wow...what a man. I grew up with his movies and I have always been fascinated by this man's speed, and pretty much everything else about him too. Wow...what a man...they don't come like this anymore. Till today, there's nobody better than him. He is a legend and might have passed on, but he will never die! RIP Bruce

[@jamesa.2880]

Bruce dedicated himself to his art! Not many have the discipline and dedication!

[@trevorgibson9190]

Bruce lee will never die he is always here with us

[@stanleyshady9465]

"Styles tend to separate man" yeaaa def a philosopher too...

[@18Wheeler-cf1mx]

I grew up on Bruce Lee, and this video brought me to tears for a man I never even met. RIP Mr. Lee you’re still missed by me and the world.

[@18Wheeler-cf1mx]

Hopefully one day the MCU will create a charter based on this man as a super hero. It’s way pass time.

[@cellandbuuaremyfavoritedbz1542]

BRUCE LEE LIVES IN HEARTS OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN BRUCE LEE

[@garydavis9691]

I remember as a kid growing up in the 70s and 80s!!! we, in my inner circle of friends, idolized this man. both , in Art. and in the movies !!! Enter the dragon 🐉, return of the dragon, etc. There was not a broom nor a shovel with a handle in our homes / garages.... as we would cut them(all) up to make num-chucks or bows !!! Bottom line is here..... I'am on [you tube] 40 years later still discussing Bruce!!! & I never even met him. Powerfull memories carry on.

[@benniegray8972]

Bruce Lee will always be my favorite martial artist who continues to inspire me. I'm 63 years old and still lives with Bruce Lee's moves.I was deeply sad when he left us.

[@kimchi3579]

Yes yes...i do like him very much too...

[@mr.monitor.]

@Sub if you are against antifa and BLM if he grew up in the ufc Era he would have been able to learn and would be competitive at least.

[@joe77andino]

Imagine if he was still alive I could still see him as being a badass MA action movie star at a old age ...

[@jeancharles6102]

I Am. FRENCH. And 61. … I Was. 13. When I. Saw. « Opération. DRAGON. « Amazing. ! Un Choc. !

[@michaelchin3550]

@Sub if you are against antifa and BLM He was the one that paved the way for today's fighters. It was his philosophy that made him special. Ignorant comment.

[@saugghos]

His philosophy of being simple, honest inspires me

[@awakenedgenerations.i.k.h689]

Simple, Efficient and Effective. Adaptive and Dynamic.

[@zurypuebla8879]

pffff hahahaa

[@derekgimler7915]

@UNTRIABLE GAMING Bruce was so far ahead of his time as he was a student of several crafts even beyond martial arts like boxing. He’s the true father of mixed martial arts. So if he lived today he would have put his incredible learning skills to tighten up his only MMA perceived weakness of ground game though in movies he took opponents out with rear naked chokes & triangle chokes which he used to kill Chuck Norris on film. So he could have perfected jui jitsu seeing how he used submission moves before they were well known 50 years ago. Dude was 1 of a kind & though of course many skilled fighters would favorably match against Lee.

[@derekgimler7915]

@UNTRIABLE GAMING I’m just curious to which part of my assessment you don’t agree. I’m not whining, I’m just sincerely curious as I agree with your initial comment which is why I expounded the thought. I’m interested in your opinion, is it the he’s the true father of mixed martial arts?

[@th-pw8pn]

@@derekgimler7915 Wiliam E. Fairbairn developed MMA hand to hand systems (most notably defendu) that were used in actual combat in the late 1920s and indeed to the present day. To say Bruce Lee was the father of MMA is simply preposterous, he was no such thing! He was just a kung-fu movie actor and not even a particularly good one... :-)

[@RobertWGreaves]

I was in my young 20s and a huge fan of both Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris. From his Green Lantern days he was so impressive in his style. I could not get enough of his movies, and like many others, the news of his death hit me hard.

[@jktonse]

My favourite and Legend of martial arts 👍👍

[@tradewins]

Bruce Lee was of such an extraordinary nature that even peace-loving spiritual masters reference him in their teachings.

[@tradewins]

@Bigger Issues For reasons I can't get into here, they shall remain nameless. But the fact is true enough .

[@notevenalex]

@@tradewins not convinced 💀

[@tradewins]

@@notevenalex I don't care

[@Will324]

@@notevenalex Bruce said be like water but you're being like poopy diaper

[@notevenalex]

@@Will324 he himself never wished to seen as a star like figure and yet here y'all are disrespecting his every word ,ironic

[@rjpearsonIV]

I loved to hear Bruce Lee's personal thoughts through the interviews with him. I also loved to hear what those close to him thought. I am not a marital artist. But still I have watched this video twice. Why ? Bruce Lee has an influence far beyond marital arts and I feel this influence pushes far into humanity itself. That's why I am (in a strange way) proud to say I am not a marital artist or a boxer just to show legitimately, that in the hearts of many "Bruce Lee" was clearly someone special. "FOR ALL". As for his philosophy. Better said as his "TAO" (I think). I love it. It has far reaching implications even beyond martial arts.

[@richardwanda6034]

Nicely said

[@hudsonng3495]

He was a supper hero .and all over the world people cannot forget his name BRUCE LEE. ..I AM A SPOREAN .HE IS A SUPPER HERO....TK MY NICK NAME CALL MR HUDSON NG....TK

[@josephvakawaletabua1323]

Thanks guys truly said. Far beyond the horizontal sphere of humanity, martial arts world is too small fo him. His philosophy revive n reform the power of God the divine convictions n influence to us all...

[@teayseaw]

i love him with all my heart

[@mauricebrocklehurst2358]

Who doesn't love Bruce Lee? With the exception of a few nob heads like Frank Dux who ducks away from any fight. Bruce Lee was the best ever, period!!!

[@danclarke2305]

Bruce Lee was the greatest martial artist of all the time - the GOAT if you will. All other great martial artists agree! I am a martial artist myself - 1st Dan in Karate, 3rd Dan in Spirit-Combat Ju-Jitsu (MMA) , 1st Kup in Taekwondo as well as a Brown Belt in Kickboxing. I have been training for 38 years - so feel I have an ability to appreciate Bruce's amazing skills.

[@silgodne]

Bruce Lee was unbeatable with a fantastic body, very masculine and good looking. He was very charismatic. So sad he left at a such young age. May him RIP. 🙏

[@2masterdingdong]

Unbeatable ? 🤣🤣🤣

[@jimbetts5164]

The battle he lost was the one we do eventually. His last dance session his partner was the reaper and he lead bruce across the river Styx.

[@2masterdingdong]

@@jimbetts5164 😂😂😂😂

[@AmericanAbsolute]

Bruce's philosophies are eternal and they still motivate and shape my life.

[@hunglo_ren]

Shape... like water? 💦

[@AmericanAbsolute]

@@hunglo_ren though it is true that water takes the shape of the vessel. Which of course means adapt to your situation. Just remember this! Water cannot create its own turbulence. The surrounding elements will cause water to be disruptive. That said, water is not always calm Do not confuse it by thinking you must always remain calm. Sometimes, more often times than not rough water will calm disruptive elements from its sheer force.

[@seanhegarty6656]

@@hunglo_ren 1

[@gian-lucascuro7312]

@@AmericanAbsolute uuurho.

[@aleksandrserdyuk6519]

Every time I watch him I think about only one thing. What a great loss to the world happened when he was gone!

[@user-ld7fk8mt9k]

عندك حق وانا كنت أقول ذلك ايظا

[@anitk.brahma7354]

Bruce Lee's fighting techniques and styles are imitated all around the world by every martial artist or martial arts lover. Long live this legendary kunfu fighter in the memory of his fans as long as the world lives. Pay my greatest tribute to his kunfu legacy.

[@kenneywoodruff176]

I was a young teenager during Bruce Lee’s theatre films. With a couple of years studying tai chi, I eagerly mimicked his movement and fluid style accompanied by raw power. He was truly a master of his discipline as well as karate and kung fu. I’m always proud to tell anyone that loves his work that I’ve seen all his films on the big screen. If art imitates life then his short time on earth was a priceless masterpiece.

[@Tom-em8yr]

WOW!… what a brain wash!

[@bigjuice7020]

Heroes get remembered but legends never die! R.I.P Bruce!💪

[@Angela-po7cr]

Our Military world wide execute the fema camp illuminati new world order dumbo craps killers for too long germicide shots destroying bones of our Us Navy US Marines US air force US National Guards all global deception fight for your lices 9 11 Bush Biden Obama Clintons a new kind of depopulation of its citizens

[@royltbescheidenblake6187]

NEVER. LEGEND

[@DanielCValot]

You are so right!

[@rowdyreb9520]

yo see what i put up there

[@shawnbruce6934]

My Dude. I'm Scottish..Hardly a Man who could Even Spar With Him..But I Adore This Man. A Hero.

[@henryb1023]

No matter what people say negative about Bruce Lee, they will never change my mind about how great he was. I haven't seen anyone like him still to this day. Bruce contributed to my very first sprained ankle. I was such a fan that after I watch one of his movies when I was a kid, I jumped in the air and tried to do a flying kick and came down and twisted my ankle. Actually, I think I even sounded like him when the pain hit me, I yelled out a very piercing scream...lol

[@corradomascape7286]

.

[@gersonchamorro4840]

I'm with ya man I feel you

[@abdiqasim90]

who has said something negative about B.l? hollywood was understandably bigoted the he showed them that he could achieve more among his people(hong kong) never bitter over what he had faced.

[@Midila_News]

😅😅😅😅 😂

[@williamortiz8142]

Everything he accomplished at only 32 yrs of age

[@gregorymuircroft6614]

The first movie was enter the dragon and it will always be the most memorable movie I have ever seen . I was about 10 yrs old and after the movie was over and we left the theater everyone was imitating his moves we all thought we were Bruce for months after us kids were still doing the fight scenes and the iconic sound he would make when delivering a blow . It was so impactful to so many people from 3yr olds to 40yr olds . You would see them recreating fight scenes and it would real serious cause everyone wanted to be Bruce and no one wanted to be the opponent especially when it came to the final scenes of the movie with the levels on each floor and the top floor final fight it was epic . As I got older the movie took on a whole new meaning and realization of the wisdom., discipline,and how extraordinarily special and unique he was . There has never been another human being of his nature to exist and in my opinion never will. There is only one Bruce and the impact on so many millions of people in his short time on this earth continues today and will for eternity. R.i.p my brother.

[@stephenhitchens1261]

I've been in a lot of fights and I know one person who could be faster than him, my mom she was 5,1 tall 130 pds.when 16 I thought I was too old to be hit with a belt so tried to take it away from her .I grabbed and jerked twice.She did not let go of the belt I saw her make a fist with right hand by her side and that's all I know .I was out cold and didn't see it at all l woke up in corner of the my room and she told me not to do that again and I didn't. I'm 64 now still trying to be as fast as her. 1974 my mom was 45 when she was coming out of the bathroom and she was hit in back of her head, My mom had two moves a punch to the gut and a upper cut to chin.the lady was 6feet tall she was flying in the air landing on a table broke it, everyone there said she was out before she hit the table and Mom was on her before she hit floor . That's powerful enough to left 200 pounds off floor in just a punch.

[@gregorymuircroft6614]

@@stephenhitchens1261 ya my mother was fast when she was dying from cancer inwas taking care of her and one night she was having a dementia moment screaming for her mom and saying they are trying to kill her and pounding on the window so I went over quickly to calm her down and in a blink of an eye she landed an uppercut to my nuts and dropped me instantly with blinding pain. God bless her and she is with the lord probably laughing with him about it. I laugh 😂 to.

[@reyrodriguez9931]

He will never be forgotten and will always be missed.

[@natsomething0]

More videos on Bruce Lee, please! Keep 'em coming. We can never get enough. He was unparalleled.

[@stevebrindle1724]

Half wit, he was an overrated actor and a walking ego! Tarantino got him right!

[@darrylsmith452]

@@stevebrindle1724 Oh yeah and he would've snapped you like a dry twig!

[@BioBoosterSoldier]

Bruce Lee’s response to prejudice and discrimination during the early stage of his career reflects how resilient he is. Instead of cursing the world he just said fuck it I’ll go be a star somewhere else. Did just that and got people crawling back to him begging to work with him. Just because the world is against you doesn’t mean you play victim n give up. “To hell with circumstances, I create opportunities”

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

I don't think it was prejudice or discrimination, but rather exactly what he said. He was suitable as an actor pretty much exclusively as a martial artist. He was not good for any other type of role. That is true of essentially all actors. Almost no actors are ever cast in multiple different types of roles. But he was an influence like no other in history, not only in the martial art world, but in the world of acting for fighters/ martial artists who became actors.

[@BioBoosterSoldier]

@@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO he was a martial artist trying to get the leading role on a show about a traveling martial artist. He didn’t get it because either he was a bad actor or no one wants to invest in a show with an Asian lead. I would argue it’s the latter.

[@suntzu7825]

Think when he have faced D.Carradine „in a street „ oh men ( ithink he have show him what is real Kung Fu ! ) Don’t steal from the Dragon 🐉. Like the Side Kick that becomes B.Wall in E.T.D. - or Han with full speed against his head !!!

[@Chronicskillness]

@@BioBoosterSoldier no he was an actor who did some martial arts. Bruce Lee, son of famous Chinese Opera singer-actor Lee Hoi-chuen, was a child actor who was in 20 movies by the time he arrived in the US at 18 years old. Nearly all which he started or co-starred in. He also took Cha Cha and fencing lessons as well.

[@tonym3659]

All you said is true but, not “some martial arts”. If he really knew only “some” martial arts, he wouldn’t know this much techniques from different styles from Taekwondo, Boxing, Karate, Wing Chun, Grappling, Arnis, etc. He is the one that expose Chinese Martial Arts when put into an actual fight which is Wing Chun. With his philosophy, he said Wing Chun’s stance is not open enough, only the counter attack was really useful. That’s how Bruce Lee’s journey to learn different type of styles in the world begin.

[@shenmue5765]

This man is way ahead of his time and a very very smart and well-spoken man contrary to popular thinking that martial artists just know how to fight and can't speak eloquently.

[@Dopedruide]

Yeah he was really unique.and not only got Muscle he also was a very smart guy and philosopher.i Bet he was able to uses words which were as sharp as a Sword without no Problem

[@RamasamyArumugam1927]

Bruce Lee's philosophy did influence my life as a child. He was an inspiration for me when I was growing up. It took nearly 30 years to realise my dream. This year I was able to visit his grave and pay my respect to him.

[@bboyjmc]

He inspired me so much that I not only based a lot of his teachings on my life but I'm currently making an fully animated movie based on him.

[@hanzelman1963]

Why?

[@nopenope2776]

U serius?

[@joselperez449]

His training was impeccable he had a unique style to himself that nobody has seen anywhere martial art was to him like a religion that's how he treated it he was very very focused in martial art and I know in my heart the world misses him R.I.P. THE WORLD WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU BRUCE LEE, THANK'S COMMENT FROM CHICAGO..

[@oldschoolhiphop2275]

I just believe that Bruce had more levels of martial arts. What we saw him do wasn't all he had. With Bruce's discipline & his work ethic. I just believe Bruce had other styles & more levels he could elevate too that the public didn't get a chance to see.

[@Inaluogh]

Who is Thank?

[@John-dd8kh]

@@Inaluogh lol

[@davel9514]

@@Inaluogh Who do you think it is? He owns the comment from Chicago. Maybe the question we should ask is "what's the comment that Thank made?"

[@brittonwalker7341]

Truly one of the most legendary human beings of all time. It's amazing how many people throughout many generations know his name regardless of whether they have seen his work.

[@innis52carra]

Bullshit, he was an actor who never fought in competition.

[@michaelburke6552]

@@innis52carra 👍Agree100% And not much of an actor either!!

[@TheAnsonysc]

@@innis52carra Whether you agree or not does not matter & your comment is meaningless too.

[@innis52carra]

@@TheAnsonysc so is yours

[@fadizaneal-abedeen6873]

Yes. I remember watching Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon while on a summer holiday with my dear deceased mother and Younger brother in Athens, Greece at a beach cinema. ...that memory of Bruce Lee been ever since then has been so nostalgic 😢

[@coolbreeze2491]

How can someone who lived and died before I was even born have such an effect on me? Truly mythical! Long live the man, the myth, the LEGEND!

[@TheAyanamiRei]

There are many great people who have made large impacts on History without us ever knowing....until someone else comes along and points them out. For instance the movie Hidden Figures shows the US could NEVER have beaten the Russians to the Moon without African Americans. African American WOMEN. Yet "Women aren't good at Math" despite one being noticeably superior than her white male counterparts. Unfortunately... there's so many Greats lost to time that most History Books that we use in K-12 education and often times even in College. We learn about Columbus...but not the man in that era who had his beliefs evolve from "Hey PoC make for great slaves" to "Slavery is EVIL. Period. End of Story" We learn about Columbus in America, despite him never once stepping foot in the USA. But he discovered "America", when it was really just the Caribbean

[@echelon2k8]

@@TheAyanamiRei Why do racists have to make everything about race?

You are easily effected, simple. Be like water my friend.

[@markwright5223]

Bruce Lee changed millions of peoples beliefs, he changed how Americans saw the Chinese people, and how the Chinese people saw Americans. He changed how martial arts films were filmed, he changed the way the fight scenes were done. He was and still is an inspiration to many people from many different countries.

[@arnoldmay8233]

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[@peanut71968]

I was in high school, Oakland, CA when Lee was in The Green Lantern. There was NO ONE LIKE HIM! Untouchable!

[@dougbrown6534]

you mean the green hornet??

[@quangly4482]

That's Ryan Reynold you're talking about and he's Canadian

[@cameronhightower6175]

Untouchable? So why did he end up in the hospital in traction from a real life street fight. Ip Man was untouchable. Everyone forgets Bruce Lee sought Ip Man out because of his reputation, which means he wasn't as good as he himself thought he was. He wanted to learn from the best. Fact.

[@cameronmatlock6535]

@@cameronhightower6175 bruce lee would kill ip man pretty easily Litterely ip man is the master of the world worst martial art aka wing chun

[@gregbignose3631]

@@cameronmatlock6535 You're sadly mistaken about wing chun. Try not to watch shitful discriminating videos

[@newforestobservatory9322]

I was 19 and had just left home to start my first job when Enter the Dragon came out and hit the cinemas. It changed my life.

[@angeliiiojastro]

I was just a toddler when Bruce died, but growing up, I saw all of his films. He was my inspiration in formally studying martial arts in early high school (1984) and continue to do so now, evolving as I age. One of the main reasons for my decision was also based on the circumstances that Bruce found himself in - constant attempts at bullying of me and my siblings because we grew up in various places where we were not immediately accepted, we had to fight everyday, but we were glad we went through that because all those experiences toughened us, made us wiser and smarter, and more understanding and respectful of people regardless of status, age, education/intellectual capacity.... So, thank you Bruce, and to his family who continues to manage the publication of his stories. God bless you and all those who were similarly inspired by his life.

[@g-man4297]

Really enjoyed that Bruce Lee was an absolute legend when i was a kid growing up in scotland me and a few pal,s used to go the the cinema in town anytime a Bruce lee film came on, we all wanted to be like him, though none of us was close, sadly missed think how much more he had to give, i'm 57 now and i,l always remember him. RIP Little Dragon.

[@michaelmeadows3445]

wagons are circling, mahalo my brother!

[@brianbecker717]

Bruce Lee had no weeknis

[@Scribe3168]

Be water my friend

[@Mongrul]

We are the same age mate. He was a legend for me in Japan. I was new to Asian culture, just a little shit back then trying to understand why dad moved us there. He had a good reason, and I learned about Asian culture....I learned to love it, and Bruce Lee!!! (Even though he was from Hong Kong, and I was in Japan)

[@timandrews406]

Something tells me this was universal:🇲🇴🇨🇨 when Enter the Drsgon ended and you left the movie theatre, )as soon as you got outside you and your friends were kicking and chopping the hell out of each other, everyone of you, suddenly, black belt superstars!

[@davidsiracuse6672]

R.I.P Bruce

[@overrooftops]

I never stop missing Bruce Lee. Elegant, powerful, confident, and truthful. One of a kind in martial arts who never put limits on learning his trade.

[@sergeisergei4985]

Брюс Ли НЕВЕРОЯТНАЯ ЛИЧНОСТЬ!!! 💪✌️👍💯💯💯🇺🇦

[@cooperharvey6624]

He was beyond his time

[@wildhunt6350]

30 years ahead it says. Say people from MMA .

[@robertinoleussink7905]

He would still!

[@d.balbas6952]

People been saying that in the 60's - 70's You learnt his only 6 months ago?

[@cooperharvey6624]

My Uncle is a Nam Vet Was on his way home Had a stop off in Hong Kong saw the movie Enter The Dragon there Thus was back in 1969 It finally made the states here It was 1971 when it was shown here in Illinois My uncle took me to watch it I was amazed by his speed and fluid movement

[@cooperharvey6624]

Movement’s He was really beyond his time and No I’ve been saying this for years

[@cliffriggs6622]

One of the freshest new looks at a legend loved it . You did a great job telling about things you don't always hear about, love to hear more. The man inspired me in every way

[@paulzarate22369]

Bruce Lee taught me never to underestimate the power of one

[@johnnycrepaul547]

The Greatest of all Times

[@awesomemikeinc]

One of the guys said; "I have seen Bruce sparred with different masters but you can't touch Bruce Lee, it doesn't matter if it's lightweight or heavyweight." And that's incredible!

[@jamesshuta8155]

Neither have I but miss him with alheart

[@JoeDirtDang]

Bruce Lee inspired (and still inspires) many children and even grownups to become the best of themselves. Hearing him talk is just an ocean of philosophy and great advice if you listen carefully. RIP Legend.

[@nifty1940]

Totally agree.

[@jesseballard4753]

I remember crying when Kato fought Robin to a draw. I remember my uncle telling me how great Bruce Lee is after leaving Enter the Dragon at the theater. I loved Bruce as a child and still do. Steve McQueen, Burt Reynolds, Arnold, Bruce Willis, Tom Cruise….. The list of Hollywood’s top actors will continue to grow. The day Bruce died I was old enough to read the newspaper. I read the headline article time and time again trying to figure out how he could die. I didn’t believe it was possible. His was the first poster to hang on my bedroom wall. History has forgotten Steve McQueen and Burt Reynolds. Arnold, Bruce Willis and Tom Cruise will be forgotten by time as well. They are all actors. People who get paid to create illusion. Bruce Lee had ability. A three year old boy knew that Robin, Batman’s sissy sidekick, would be obliterated by Kato. Tom Cruise will go the way of Rudolph Valentino as will the other Hollywood stars, except for Bruce Lee. 100 years from now when all the other stars are forgotten children will watch clips of an exceptional man doing remarkable things. Bruce Lee will be remembered by history as the greatest male lead actor ever

[@johnhorchler667]

Did you keep the paper?and did you lknow that Bruce Lee had to slow 🐌 it down for the camera 📷 I thought that was cool too fast to be on camera 📷.

[@cresenteayo3638]

During my high school days in 1970s, boys of our section and all others from A to C idolized Bruce Lee, and most cut classes who went downtown Cebu City to view the movie "Enter the Dragon". Thereafter majority enrolled in Karate Clubs led by Bruce Lee-like staunch fanatic classmate. Our youthful days centered around Lee and basketball, as extracurricular activities. How life would be great for us in our happy go lucky days.

[@martinezlopez4699]

"Be water, my Friend!" does not just appeal to martial Arts. It IS appliable AND appliCable EVERYWHERE! So "Be water, my friend!"

[@martinezlopez4699]

@Seven Inches of Throbbing Pink Jesus Interesting! Generally it's not for me to judge either ways. Nor do I know of your background. Philosophically speaking, though, could/would "being Water …" mean, to stay -ALWAYS- flexible, alert and yet connected. Hence: OBSERVING, PRESERVING and ADAPTING the GIVEN moment (… SUBJECT or OBJECT irrelevant, as such APPLICABLE & APPLIABLE everywhere) is superior. From there it remains to the INDIVIDUAL to CHOSE which way to go (and 'not' as you suggested: "… mean to conform". Even "… wearing a uniform", you could still remain individual, if you manage to "be water" …;-))

[@Xcommunicado1]

"The key to immortality is first living a life worth remembering." He really did that.

[@coreyham3753]

Very true.

[@ElGoogKO]

Hitler (and other various politicians) be like "true dat"

[@jasonjackson5525]

Bruce didn't lay the blame on an entire race because of the ones that treated him poorly. Thats the perfect measure of tolerance and intelligence. Need more like him today.

[@ransomedavis2208]

Unfortunately that is often the case today.

[@garlandtimothy4007]

T-Rufoe'z Sun!.

[@garlandtimothy4007]

WTC!..

[@BruceWayne-fl5tz]

True non of them will ever be the hypocritical white man tell you that shit now

[@DJRashadHayes]

He definitely opposed the white supremacist power structure prevalent in Hollywood & the entire U.S. And actually reading the history of white supremacy is a perfect measure of empathy in a race that benefits everyday from the groundwork of their murderous, racist, & treacherous ancestors.

[@keithdouglas9848]

Bruce Lee was 50 years ahead of his time. He will never be equalled! Truly one in a million.

[@joemacinnis1972]

Never be another one like him! Simply the best

[@pascalschnurrenberger4718]

True!!!!👍👌✌✌

[@bindivenmars]

Master Lee is remembered as the worlds greatest martial artist, but Master Lee will always be THE example of the worlds greatest true ARTIST of any and all things that human beings should always strive for the greatest of ones self. He achieved that and will forever remain untouchable. Thank you for sharing your tremendous talent with all the world and allowing us to see what THE GREATEST means.R.I.P.

[@Tom-em8yr]

WOW!… what a brain wash!

[@michaelspivey8416]

This brought tears to my eyes. Bruce was my childhood hero.

[@shamramphul479]

I must add that Bruce ideology and inspiration will always with us because a person can die but these qualities and virtues never it is here always to remind us that Bruce is a living legend and this will inspire us and generations to come .A WORD TO THE WISE PEOPLE. Thks

[@luckycharm1]

In my 80’s childhood and dealing with discrimination, Bruce became a part of my protector. I remember white kids constantly calling me names but they were scared to fight because they really thought I had some Bruce skills in me and that I might just whoop them. Lots of confrontation ended peacefully, thanks to the fear of Bruce. No joke.

[@wynwyd201]

Funny, me too. Scared off some bullies just showing off movie moves of Bruce Lee

[@harrytuttleheatingengineer7515]

this comment made a caucasian love him even more. thak you for sharing.

[@vitravaah8735]

Yes, I remembered those times when the fist thing came out of a white boy or white man's mouth was, " Do you know karate?". Or "Hey, do you know Bruce lee?" My friends and I used to wear old style chinese clothes just to show that we know karate and not to mess with us.

[@lhnyahooyahoo4215]

Same.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

I’m Jewish and feel your pain. Dealt with discrimination in my life and drudged through my fair share of elementary school bullying. But hey, we’re still here so eff them, right? 😂 on a serious note though, I’m so sorry that happened to you. And glad Bruce Lee was there for you. When you think of how many lives he probably inspired, touched, motivated, saved and yes even gave a sense of protection to, it’s truly incredible what he accomplished in his all too tragically cut short life. Probably millions of people, more than he could have ever known. But Maybe, just maybe, he’s watching over you still, right this minute 😇

[@raymedina4164]

Bruce Lee was one in a trillion, always my idol and my hero like i said he was a special individual, what a lost so sad and so young 😥🇵🇷🤙🐐

[@akwaetteettekambaetiowo.1924]

He spoke a better English than most Chinese of today.he was so handsome and very articulative

[@peterfairchild258]

This man saw the world for what it truly is,and will always be remembered 🙏🕯️

[@johnnyroseneagle]

FOREVER

[@kaluorieagha6217]

Bruce Lee is the best and the greatest martial artist that has ever lived.

[@NP33888]

RIP Jun Fan. My loss never had a chance to meet you. My teacher even in passing.

[@Goffyuno]

We will never see another one like him. Legend is not sufficient to describe Bruce Lee.

[@williammckinney567]

You will see another like him in a different way.

[@Kkkkkk-ct4ry]

Hahaha no, there is someone like him who will appear after 4 years.

[@ahmadibrahim9513]

😅😮B by n qwerty 1:50 n 🎉

[@ahmadibrahim9513]

Zaw A2

[@TJSIBADELA]

Bruce Lee was amazing, no one can emulate the way he fought, I don't have pertinent words to describe him

[@JsaephanhMienMusic]

RIP MASTER LEE!!!!!!!! YOU DEFINITELY CHANGE THE WAY OF FIGHTING AND LEFT THE WORLD WITH SUCH A GREAT MEMORY

[@torefancello4791]

Atelacomprilamotoa m

[@MagnumiPad]

Enter The Dragon was epic and is timeless. He will never be forgotten.

[@joaocarlosmoura3810]

No Brasil,Fortaleza - Ce... e no mundo todo, Bruce Lee nunca deixará de representar as Artes Marciais, Lee deixou um legado sem antecedentes, foi importante para moldar o carater de uma nação inteira com sua filosofia de vida , levar jovens do mundo todo a fazer deste plane um mundo melhor, ... reverência ao mestre e sua familia ... hapki ... oss

[@johnsaikaly]

His philosophy, and his fighting skill were hand-in-hand, perfectly balanced, that was the essence of his greatness

[@haydoncooper3744]

Nobody will ever be as great as Bruce.

[@trevorvogler4661]

As a young teenager I mesmerised by Bruce Lee, he made a huge impression on me because of his speed ,skill & strength ,he was one a kind ,not mention his passion & intelligence. it was heart breaking to hear of his death especially at a young age & the same with his son Brandon who showed much of his father's greatness in his own way . Also went to young

[@Tom-em8yr]

Oh gee trevor, that's so touching!… WOW what a brain wash!

[@garlandtimothy4007]

T-Rufoe*z WTC!..

[@garlandtimothy4007]

T-Rufoe*z WTC FOREVER!. souls of mischief 93' Until!..

[@muzzamiltajammul8885]

I would still like to hear more about Bruce lee no doubt he was an unbelievable legend.

[@bobbielee5324]

Thank you God for creating a Legendary Master of Martial Arts...Bruce Lee ❤❤❤😊

[@timrowe28]

Bruce was a true master of his spirit . It is hard for ones self to really know who you are because a lot of things get in the way of knowing ones true self . Ego is a very difficult thing to overcome and can get in the way of knowing your true indentity . As well as vanity and other traits we carry along the way while growing up . To be able to truly humble ones self and spirit is the beginning of knowing who you really are . Bruce was one of those that overcame these obstacles and became the expression of his true self and spirit .This is what made him great in so many ways and why his legend lives on and inspires many to this very day .

[@michaelmoon6675]

Well said my friend 🆒👍😎🐍

[@joeclanton8905]

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[@joeclanton8905]

Very informative......

[@IRideABroom]

More Bruce content please! I still get chills watching him. Mad Respect!!! There will never be another of his caliber. His fighting and life philosophies were and still are ground breaking! R.I.P Bruce. The sheer tragity of Bruce's early passing was only magnified by the senseless and heartbreaking 💔😭 death of his Son Brandon. I truly wish I could have met these 2 incredible Men. "The Crow" is one of my favorite movies! I watch it at least once or twice every year. That being said, my heart breaks harder with each viewing.

[@ongsengkee2530]

Me too

[@teayseaw]

i love him with all my heart

[@richardliew2725]

A true hero will never die his Kung Fu still lives on till now hard to forget Bruce Lee he just resting in peace

[@astonmarjo]

Bruce was a very Intelligent and interesting person. He was way ahead of his time far as life. G.O.A.T. No doubt with much Respect.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💯👏

[@jeffreywright2294]

Bruce was one of the best he was cut down way too early imagine his accomplishments if he live today