How To Instantly Make Someone Like You

[@Ricadamu]

Bruce was such an incredible man. The world was lucky to have him.

[@delreal1000]

Fatcs

[@schizophrenia6402]

Gone at 32 ,but become a legend forever

[@alexjaison9889]

@@blackskyirregular9876 what u did at 32 fool?

[@alexjaison9889]

@@blackskyirregular9876 I ain't wasting my time on you...do something productive instead of judging people

[@alexjaison9889]

@@blackskyirregular9876 yo babe🤘

[@urielolivas6957]

How to Make People Like You: 1. Genuine smile 2. Be an active Listener. Repeat sometimes 3. Affirmation 4. Use body language to portray friendliness

[@budimorealni486]

easier said than done

[@dimitrischronis146]

@@budimorealni486 obviously dude. These are tips, if you don't work with this information you're not going to get results

[@tariqbacchus]

I have to say man your channel is great. Using real life examples with well known figures is genius because ultimately we look up to these people for reasons we are sometimes not sure of. The fact that you break down each trait helps us realize the qualities within us that we wish to grow and strengthen.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Will definitely work on more!

[@nica8797]

Charisma on Command hey dude great work could you do Noel Gallagher, there is definitely something there on him

[@matthijsn559]

tqrecords well, don't look up to all those Hollywood money making puppets though

[@angeloortiz2769]

Why does the white guy in the video look like a Founding Father

[@budlight8462]

lamo

[@coachingconfidant2785]

He acknowledged Bruce lee.. Bruce lee is better than all your founding fvckfathers

[@butsirrr]

ROFLMAOOO

[@tangoferoz1421]

llolololol

[@lct8954]

lmaooo

[@Ciclopea2]

Bruce died many years before i was born and i've loved him all my life, so expressive and genuine as you can see in this interview, perfect balance of kindness and badassery, he was fantastic, beautiful inside and out, his legacy will probably live on for centuries. I love you Bruce, RIP

[@AustinTexas6thStreet]

Bruce Lee is a Legend!!! He was not just some fighter, he was SO many other things and, in his brilliance, he melded all those separate things into a cohesive whole!! He was so popular when I was growing up and I don't think the younger kids even know about him. His influence is still massive in many ways outside just martial arts. He had brilliant philosophy (mind/body), he practically invented modern action movies... Even today, anytime you see a movie with hand-to-hand combat, Bruce came up with that and many of the camera angles etc that movie fights entail. His ideas for movies also influenced the way video games developed in a huge way. He had a huge influence on things like exercise and nutrition etc. I could go on and on... Bruce Lee is one of the greatest and most underrated people of the last 50 years!!!

[@brittneyking4284]

@David Belcher as someone who is only 17 and didn’t grow up with Bruce, I can guarantee you that his influence is still here and relevant. After his death, he became a pop culture icon that everyone loves. He’s still appreciated by me and my generation…can’t say that about a lot of dead celebs.

[@sd3776]

I've never seen someone go from laughing to serious as smoothly as Bruce Lee

[@jeromejohnson5412]

God Bruce Lee is so handsome.

[@kushagragupta8068]

Ofcourse, he is !

[@nou9162]

Was*

[@rgc93]

Wow, I always found myself entranced with Lee's presence but I never quite put my finger on why. Great video.

[@Charismaoncommand]

+lifeisaudio Yeah he is doing so much right. Really fun guy to break down

[@WestcountryDude]

I found that slashing my chest with a bladed prosthetic hand, and moving in slow motion as the sweat dripped from my majestically honed physique, got me fired from my office job.

[@elijahrose5992]

😂😂😂

[@Dat_Dude_Danny1]

Bwahahaha

[@diegobrown19]

+WestcountryDude Totally, I know exactly what you mean dude.

[@epictetus9221]

+WestcountryDude hate when that happens

[@StreetfighterU]

+Epictetus hahaha

[@bigdBrazilian]

Good breakdown of why bruce lee influences people, why he repeats himself with emphasis in order to pass his point across, the smiling which even sometimes looked fake, he analyzed everything you talked to him about and he dig so deep into it .. there is a major bigger answer to understanding it all.

[@HE360]

Here's Bruce Lee is just being real and being himself. That's the main formula in itself!

[@michaelgillard3499]

Bruce lee is such a positive force for unity.grand stuff!

[@eddiecedillos8417]

Tupac was quite charismatic in my opinion. Perhaps you could study a few of his interviews. 👍

[@urmomisurdad5422]

And even worse, you're white.

[@sianpi65]

For sure

[@NeomLeonardo]

Just found your videos, the Conor Mcgregor confidence led me to your channel and I must say you're spot on my brother! I saw the Brazilian flag and the Pao de Acucar on your page and if your Brazilian much respect irmao!

[@Charismaoncommand]

+Neom Leonardo Não sou não, mais morei no Rio e adorei!

[@jkphilosophy]

it's that very vid that made me subscribe to this channel.

[@wiru.studio]

+Charisma on Command Rio: melhor lugar para aprender carisma ;)

[@MrPersistent16]

Charisma on Command és Português??

[@Kinos141]

Eye smiles are always good.

[@Bobbytlo]

It would be awesome if you did a video on '"Between Two Ferns With Zach Galifiankis" breaking down Zach's techniques to make the interview intentionally awkward and give off the uncomfortable vibe that he has in his "Between Two Fern" Interviews. Great channel content btw! Keep them coming!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Thanks so much - I really appreciate that!

[@emanuel9918]

Charisma on Command it's a good idea

[@sergiopadilla5252]

Howard Stern would be interesting too

[@TheMohammedAlmashaqbeh]

Easy be yourself.

[@NeoDragonFlame]

Bruce Lee is a big hero of mine and i think you analyze and described him very well here. He's really comfortable in his own skin. Awesome video thank you!

[@abnayr8440]

Charlie, you're the MVP. Keep making these. Sharing understandings and points of views is what is going to enable us to accelerate our progressions as a collective

[@Nanancay]

I didnt know Bruce was like this, his English is AMAZING AND HE'S so fucking badass. I love his manner of speaking. There's no language gap at all, he's so fluent in the way he moves as well as language omh

[@Brokentwobutton]

You should watch the full interview. Bruce is one of my biggest heroes and was an all around remarkable person.

[@xuxu4life]

Hes born in San Fransisco....

[@harshakotthapalli3835]

He is American!

[@AlessandroTheCynical]

Do more bruce lee please!

[@Charismaoncommand]

+AlessandroTheCynical Working on it!

[@maxharlan2565]

+AlessandroTheCynical I could listen to Bruce Lee forever. People who go deep on their craft are magnetic.

[@randomvideozz8358]

What made Bruce Lee special?

[@gamingaddict5824]

+1

[@hiimnewt]

+Random Videozz answer = bruce lee

[@mahdiinaibrahim]

Bruce Lee was so awesome, he was, is and will always be a man of whom i respect.

[@cool-as-cucumber]

#1 tip: Fake a genuine smile. XD

[@coryrider7965]

Haha. Yeah

[@satellite964]

Unlikely, even if you do get good at it and trains your eye muscles, some micro expressions will leak. And people will smell it very quickly. Maybe being a lefty helps in faking things, maybe that's why so many US presidents are lefties. Who knows.

[@casperado666]

Go elect a rapist, bro. At least he's not faking. *facepalm* And what's so bad about being a lefty anyway?

[@Tbonyandsteak]

The better way to genuine in the first place. Then it all comes naturally. How too be naturally. Accept the fact that you can not do anything at all to be that. It comes naturally Quite an irony Have to learn to un filter your emotions and learn to trust them.

[@yrenecarts7125]

Why not truly love life and enjoying people? We're all on this journey and it's going to end in death, so live life to the fullest.✌🏼🕉

[@ngominh259]

I feel Bruce Lee (due to/thanks to the controversies and pressures of his time) had a lot to prove about himself. To his naysayers, to his fans, to his opponents. And he did it, by not even trying to do it at all. He just is. I feel it is what sets Bruce Lee above, or apart, from other people. Jackie Chan is different. He doesn't carry the same mission. And his works are all about entertaining, in the most meticulous and industrious way possible. Jackie is all about humbleness. Both are amazing and carry the same class, and lethal capabilities, without ever showing so. That's what I call men.

[@simprasad7320]

this was effective..i've always admired bruce lee

[@WhiteCamry]

When will you do one about Jackie Chan?

[@AustinTexas6thStreet]

It's cool that Jackie Chan got a lot of influence from Bruce and even got to be in 'Enter the Dragon.' He gives a lot of credit for his success directly to Bruce

[@mountveggie]

+WhiteCamry Brilliant suggestion, hope this one gets done! :)

[@adfggffffffddffd]

Part of the reason we love Jackie Chan. Humble people are always more charismatic.

[@MrBrightSide77]

Jackie Chan is a great human being but he definitely does not compare to the charisma Bruce lee brings. Bruce could captivate people with the way he talked. He was a great teacher and a philosopher that Jackie ia not.

[@brucelee8384]

I am a Hong Konger. Actually, most people in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan hate Jackie Chan because he is a jerk. If you know Chinese language and watch Chinese news of him, then u will know why. He always pretend to be a nice person in western countries. However, he is a man who had sex with a lot of actress when he is already married. He even refuse to recognise his own daughter and doesn't pay any money to raise her up. He also always say anti-democracy and anti-human right speech in China. Jakie Chan may be very successful in making movies, but he is a jerk personally.

[@virginccyy7645]

Practice is the answer to our issue, with practice come progression, and with progression comes awareness!

[@Goldpenny1]

You're one of the greatest teachers on the internet - hands down! Obviously a very talented individual - we need more teachers with insite - like you.

[@brittanyhammington5223]

+Goldpenny1 I agree. Btw, it's insight* :)

[@TattanBirch]

+Brittany Hammington Nice rapport building, agree first ;)

[@Goldpenny1]

+Brittany Hammington Rite! I knew that.

[@projectanthrax4999]

anyone notice how the camera didn't catch his second punch lmao

[@chayfuo]

Jacob Hurst he was showing how to move the hip he didnt even punch

[@Goldpenny1]

You're one of the greatest teachers on the internet - hands down! Obviously a very talented individual - we need more teachers with insite - like you.

[@wesleypatterson3286]

i love how you use real people as examples. Its one thing to explain something (which you do amazingly btw) its another thing entirely to see it being done!

[@programmingjo]

I can't thank yo enough for this; seriously. After watching a video of "how to be funny" I understood that what I needed was charisma, and that's how I end up here. This is a valuable tutorial for that. I wish you could do the lengthy version of it, so I can soak my soul into it a little bit more. Thank you so much.

[@michaelpascual8026]

If you could actually do a episodic series on breaking down the great conversational techniques used by Bruce Lee, I'd be grateful. Love the videos.

[@jacquespuerto1833]

bro love ur channel keep going!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Will definitely work on more!

[@yogeshd007]

Speaking with emotions and expressions play important role

[@bnsgokugreat]

Thank you very much for making this video Bro Iam really thankful to you as you listen to fans and took my suggestion to make a video about it :))))) waiting for the part 2 eagerly :)

[@Charismaoncommand]

+bnsgokugreat Thanks for the recommendation! Great, great video to take work with

[@bnsgokugreat]

Charisma on Command Im glad that you liked it :)

[@Sivakumar-bs1hs]

Bruce Lee say honestly express themselves not to copy or lying to one self

[@CountOrlokNosferatu]

The punch at 8:45 is just too fast for the camera. It looks invisible.

[@Omrie69]

Now that's a great analysis, picking probably the most important and iconic person that ever held the silver screen 😎☝️

[@joedalton77]

I thought this was a tutorial on how to clone yourself. Misleading title..

[@LightYagami-kr1ll]

Joe Harrison lmao

[@sexybeast7728]

clearly a clickbait. what a douche

[@LightYagami-kr1ll]

Sexy Beast​ ikr

[@anniemalqueendom]

I didnt get it at first but then I laughed so hard

[@jstn_0000]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lk1286]

Thank you so much. As a hyper-critical person who love judging everything and make opposite ideas. I need to know there are kind and supportive ways to talk about ideas that people will accept without tearing the relationship. Be genuine, relax, agreeable first. Also I recommand the book "Do not split the difference" just like what Bruce Lee did, to show your humanity.

[@slackdave]

Love it.. Bruce doesn't take the punching lightly, even a demonstration punch delivers a nasty load of energy. The intention of the punch is in it no matter what.

[@camkay3633]

step 1: be Bruce Lee

[@budlight8462]

yaz

[@umashenoy9203]

cameron kay true doe...

[@bluecocacola]

cameron kay done hahaha

[@DarkBlueNutrition]

Love it!! He’s extremely charismatic 😊 I definitely need to apply this in my new workplace!

[@maxharlan2565]

Awesome video and most of what you said is awesome! The only thing I disagree with is that a smirk is a good active listening technique. Smirking conveys contempt and superiority. A subtle, symmetrical, smile is better.

[@crysv913]

I'm loving your videos! I never knew we could change so much about ourselves and affect our personality, impressions, etc. Thank you so much for making these videos and keep up the awesome work!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Will definitely be making more videos :-) Thanks!

[@Obenfiquista81]

Thanks man, this will really help me out.. iam trying to add some more charisma and confidence to my personality... awsome work!!

[@albussd]

I think a lot of social stuck-up-ness comes primarily from fear and being judgmental, and ego. Let's say I am socially inept. From my side, I'll fear that people won't be interested in my talk or won't respond the "positive" way. I also, while interacting, could be judgmental. On other's side, they could be highly judgmental based on my attire, shoes, looks, age, race or whatever. Third, ego comes in the way of truly expressing yourself in an uninhibited way. Self image too. I have come to become way less judgemental than I was (even unconsciously). I catch my thoughts now and sort of reprimand myself in a mild way. Now I try to interact with anyone and everyone without any ego, judgments, or silly but pervasive social norms coming in my way. Do I always get positive response? hell no.. But I feel happier for expressing the natural dialogue that occurs inside me. And have more positive interactions too. You just gotta develop some thick skin, be happy and positive, and carry your own light with you. Don't mind the mentally constipated folks.

[@ermygang]

i am finding all ur videos very useful dude ..keep it up!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Thank you kind sir!

[@WolfStreak]

Bruce was also very polite about leaning forward and ruining the camera angle. I thought that stood out.

[@pharaoh1804]

I feel like a master communicator now. I do many of these things naturally.

[@eriks1765]

to me, Bruce Lee was the ultimate human

[@marshalii3392]

Bruce Lee is a legend and a very charismatic guy. Love your videoes!

[@epictetus9221]

Do a charisma breakdown on Josh Homme! Please.

[@harlequingurls879]

yessss

[@levvillanueva896]

Do us a favor and link the videos you present, we watch them FULL first and THEN we come back and have your breakdown. I find myself wanting to watch the interview(s) but they I get cut by your commentaries the first time I'm seeing the video.

[@levvillanueva896]

Good stuff though

[@skyhighvids]

How about saying thanks for the video before asking for the favor? Did your parents teach you any manners?

[@levvillanueva896]

I liked and subscribed.

[@susannec659]

he's bringing this guy to life

[@dunnowy123]

This channel is AMAZING. I see things I do (I'm pretty charismatic, if I do say so myself) and things to learn.

[@Charismaoncommand]

+dunnowy123 Thank you! Welcome onboard :-)

[@rexmarcussarabia2355]

Hey there Charlie. I just want to say that I really appreciate what you are doing here with this channel. You have great content. Keep it up!

[@ryadh456]

To be honest if this video on Bruce Lee was hours, I wouldn't complain.

[@terellslaughter6567]

I'm a simple man. I see Bruce Lee, I SMASH that "like" button 🤣

[@sikeanhua9612]

Please please do one on Jackie Chan! Fell in love with his comedy and his style whenever he starts talking !

[@armygetic2509]

You SAY things that i every day think! You disede you own luck!

[@korqkar8731]

Charlie, let me just say, that, besides all the wonderful content of this channel, listening to you is very entertaining. cheers"

[@delreal1000]

I agree wit the first Lary about smiling cause that def works but sometimes hard to smile all the time cause u may just be having that type of day or heard some sad news death in the family anything

[@cred-demo7092]

Great video, Charlie! You instruct, entertain and move people toward a positive action that is mutually beneficial. Kudos to you, brother.

[@datjessersify]

Shut up and take my money!!! Awesome work... always held this interview with high regard

[@RynoZ]

Those of strong character exercise a mixture of being agreeable without forfeiting their own sense of individuality as they are building rapport.

[@RynoZ]

"You've got to PUT the whole hip into it" (proceeds excellent technique while almost sitting) "aaAAAAND snap it!" The dude's in living color even on this footage. Amazing.

[@WhirledPublishing]

Every conversation is an opportunity to guide someone in the direction of living the best life possible - this requires us to be moving in the direction of awesomeness - great video - thank you.

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Appreciate it :-)

[@WhirledPublishing]

Thank you for sharing your research. Your videos are awesome. You're intelligent, your research is excellent, you present the material in an organized structure and your speaking voice is pleasant. The info you present is vital and helps us break free of mental and emotional barriers. Having fun is great, however, those who do not value truth are telling us everything we need to know about them. Pursuing truth is what people of integrity do. Speaking the truth is what people of integrity do. Those that are are mostly " fun " and with " great energy " typically do not care about the truth enough to break free of the lies we were programmed to believe in - about our economic system, our political system, our fake justice system, our fake healthcare system, fake news, fake science, etc. You're aware of reports that the 1% controls 99% of the world's wealth - even though the 1% did not earn 99% of the world's wealth. You're aware this is injustice. You're aware that clearly we have no justice system and that what we have is a scam. I encourage you to realize that having integrity means acknowledging these glaring facts. Over $200 trillion has been seized by the criminals that control our world. To have integrity means recognizing the fake public airwaves, the fake science magazines, the controlled publishing houses, research grants, etc., props up fake science gods with IQ's that are barely above average while the public is programmed with lies and lunacy. This is why the pursuit of knowledge is a priority for anyone with integrity. The historic timeline we were taught is a pack of lies. Almost everything we were taught about our Earth, air, water, the stars, the moon, the sun, the plants, trees, flowers, rocks, minerals, mountains, oceans, etc., is a pack of lies - those who are satisfied to live a life of lies don't mind this - those of us who choose to live a life of truth have rejected the lies, the lunacy, the programming an have pursued the truth - this is far more rewarding, fulfilling, meaningful and satisfying that teaching people how to be successful in the workplace and among their friends. I appreciate what you do - as a young man - but there's a magnificent world of truth that you do not yet see.

[@LewReviews]

turns out I am already doing allot of this I tend to be able to adjust to anyone even aggressive people I can easily win there trust. I think this is something you either develop from a young age or struggle with for a while some people find it harder than others.

[@GeorgeWorkout]

The thing is, Bruce Lee is probably doing all of this without actually thinking about it because that's who he is. If you have to actually constantly think about the correct way to be charismatic or whatever it would be a fucking nightmare. You shouldn't change who you are to impress people. How fucking ugly would it be to know the reasons why people like you down to a science.

[@greylepoard]

+George Workout Ⓥ Fake it till you make it. Eventually, it'll become automatic and you'll actually be that kind of person.

[@Rundra]

+Chizom Wali yeah, this guy has it right. id say that you -should- change when things arent working out in your life, obviously, we should let go of this thought of.... genuine self. what you are right now is but a sum of experience and habits youve developed... chances are many of those habits are bad, this includes addictions to certain parasite words, body language etc etc. and this channel is merely giving you tips how to develop new habits. thats not exactly being fake, youre building a new better you thats all

[@dyl755]

It is terrible. To know how to make anybody like you. To influence and manipulate anybody. To make that way the only way you do things. Leaves you unable to know if people like you or the persona you show them

[@jesuschristthalordbitch6890]

This guy seems like a great interviewer it’s not only Bruce Lee

[@voiceoafthevoicelesss5781]

Bruce Lee's English accent was very smooth

[@sarahr413able]

Your videos are so awesome! I love How you give such great advice and are so informative in every single video. Also, I love how your titles are so accurate to the videos and are so catchy. Thank you for creating this channel!

[@on-the-way222]

Love Bruce Lee

[@billysinge8977]

I think you should do a video about Elvis Presley. I could learn a lot from an analysis of his charisma from some of his bloopers and interviews.

[@TonytheCapeGuy]

A more in-depth video on how to charismatically correct someone would awesome. :)

[@anarovsky1]

I found your channel this morning and I love your presentations/tutorials.

[@jennyfinnell7719]

Great points. I wonder who the interviewer was. Bruce Lee was likeable and charismatic. I heard He meditated to develop focus for his karate. (I Noticed no one has made a comment in the last two years).

[@brittneyking4284]

Heyyy, made this comment for u lmao

[@grassyclimer6853]

I just like videos on Bruce Lee

[@vaughncravens8572]

Brandon Lee also inherited his charisma

[@productionmark]

Nice! Do one on Arnold! Watching pumping iron i realised why he won so many times... charisma. Seriously.

[@carxcel]

Outstanding vids, awesome descriptions and simply genuine. Your channel is more than worthy of my time.I hope I'm worthy to watch them because at 40 I know nothing.

[@Charismaoncommand]

+das.sawdust Thanks for the compliment! And no sweat if you've not heard this stuff before, it's not like they teach it in school!

[@tachita33]

+Charisma on Command truee..howd you learn about this dude? nonverbals body language psychology of attraction etc etc you're quite good at it, if not a pro

[@demianhaki7598]

Your analysis in all your videos is really great. Especially in terms of just saying what is going on. In terms of what to do with it: You did say that authenticity is important and I think this cannot be highlighted enough. There are too many people who will learn to be good "personality actors" or pretenders, but the main lesson should be that true personality requires the development of underlying qualities which are then reflected in one's communication: Such as balanced self-appreciation, a compassionate mindset based on understanding & having learned about other people's lives and struggles, being curious about and therefore knowledgeable about many topics that provide us with conversation topics and staying true to oneself, even if it differs from the standard model of what's considered cool. E.g. Johnny Depp has a very different charisma in interviews than Will Smith.

[@diabetes8400]

Awesomest Video i have ever seen,.... your observation and understanding of humans is great

[@RoseCityCultureTV]

I shared like 5 video's on my facebook this page is dope

[@Charismaoncommand]

A BIG thank you! Appreciate that!

[@mikoajszerment9895]

Please add more Bruce Lee videos ! :)

[@nerolowell2320]

my friend, charisma you cannot learn,its or you have in you or you dont !!

[@sirslayer4613]

Can you do a Malcom X charisma breakdown

[@yidingyang2807]

Love the video, Bruce is one of my favorite.

[@julianblake8385]

Hey Charlie, I guess you know Joseph Campbell. Watching this video and the one of storytelling, I think Jo would be an amazing person to do breakdown. The guy was just charming telling myths.

[@christianng2828]

I rarely comment on videos - but I'll say, interesting analysis on these videos. New Subscriber.

[@Charismaoncommand]

+Christian Ng Glad you made an exception and glad to have you onboard :-)

[@davidpittman106]

I've gone through some of your vids, you're absolutely on point...Keep up the good work!!

[@farzanfarhangmehr6919]

in the middle of the video i found myself trying to learn from you and from him at the same time

[@carloscortesi9313]

You should make a bootcamp man!!! Incredible value thanks!

[@TheBibi31]

wow your work is pretty impressive, keep it up you've got one more subscriber :) (Also Bruce Lee is a God when it comes to Chinese Boxing, so glad to see you talk about him)

[@karimkopra]

8:11 best fight i have ever seen in my life

[@ohworldgirl]

More Bruce Lee for sure!

[@anthonychung1425]

these videos have been en point. I just downloaded the whole library for self-study HAHA

[@Charismaoncommand]

+Anthony Chung Haha, you're not messing around!

[@qriosvale3560]

seriously awesome videos, very detailed. Love it !

[@NickPowersMusic]

Great videos man, just discovered your channel. You make me think about aspects of conversation that I would have never even thought about at all. Thanks for that! Subbed

[@Charismaoncommand]

+Nick Powers Music Awesome - welcome to the channel!

[@Eleven-dk4be]

Bruce Lee!