I Taught My #1 Hater A Lesson He’ll NEVER FORGET! 👊

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Deep bow to Mike-san for showing the cornerstone characteristic of a true martial artist - humility! 🙏 (Because without it, progress is impossible. 💪) To the rest of you: Please, never let other people’s opinions dictate YOUR happiness! 😊 Life is too short to live it on other people’s terms. 🌟

[@FuikaMusic]

Amazing!

[@RamonChiNangWong078]

I wish I have that virtue

[@MartialArtsJourney]

Great words

[@matthewjosephmarrero2729]

Dear Karate Jesse you did right. My Karate teacher is Master T. Higa.

[@214warzone]

hard2nerd

[@hard2hurt]

I will truly NEVER forget this lesson! Thank you, sensei.

[@goldfacepharaoh6096]

Much respect.

[@joerilbook1300]

Good stuff icy Mike. Looks like fun. 🤪

[@joerilbook1300]

I did some karate when I was younger. I really enjoyed it,but I didn't really care for the katas.

[@Itsalljustgonebad]

Love your vids, very real world tactics and tutorials on how to fight. You save people honestly. Have a bunch vids saved so I can improve on if I have a confrontation in the school or street. Oorah!

[@pedicalc7]

I had respect for you. Now I have more osu

[@northstar7694]

Hey boys, this is how two adult men interact with each other. Pay attention

[@speediskey3856]

No offense but most people who act like this are still pretty young. (At least in my experience)

[@FlatlandMando]

That's how I took it too. Would like to take lessons from either or both of you!

[@Rob.S-]

@@speediskey3856 He means that men should act like this.

[@bluetaigax1747]

@@speediskey3856 so it's a young man then

[@WonderboyMMA]

This is dope!!! Hopefully we can all collab soon! Much love fellas. Oss

[@stuartprescott7915]

Wow did not expect you to be here.. awesome mate 😁 martial club is also a good watch

[@YOUSSEFAMIR1]

The champ is here

[@sh2442yam]

OMG wonderboy😱

osu*

[@maxzhao8331]

Martial club does the movie type fighting

[@MartialArtsJourney]

Haha 😂 Great twist. Definitely a lesson not to be forgotten

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Thank you Sensei Rokas!

[@eljenekahodok]

Oh, i love this Fellowship of Jesse, Mike, Rokas and Seth. Ramsey is missing sadly, i hope he appears on the comment section too :D

[@tomastelensky-vlog8723]

@@eljenekahodok yeah me too :-) I am just waiting for Joe Rogan to join - hopefully, he will once say "Jamie, pull up that video ... " and mean one of these :-))

[@TAURUS100580]

You are a great sensei. I'd like to see you doing taekwondo.

[@Somairhossain]

the guy with Martial art doesn't work

[@GLASSGHOSTHUNTERS]

My respect for Jesse has increased so much after this. Not only did he find humor in Icy Mike's original video from last year, but he also took time to give him an old school Karate lesson this year. And I do believe Mike learned some things that he can use in his own training and possibly with his instruction to his students. The day you stop learning is the day you stop breathing.

[@felipevalenzuelabeck2001]

Today, I feel inspired. The attitude of Jesse is a lesson to us all.

[@Gutisusa]

Felipe Valenzuela Beck So agree ! I admire Jesse so much for his outlook on life and how to live with honor.

[@flamenco1961]

@@Gutisusa He"s the next take on karate-do

[@tmrevenge]

True. Someone insulted him and something he truly loves, he got payback by sharing his knowledge with respect and kindness.

[@Shrapnel82]

"The shaft needs to be rock solid" Truer words have never been spoken.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

😳

[@cisco4374]

I want to like this but it’s at 69

[@4thwalltvandfilm]

The most powerful master is the one who makes friends of his enemies.

[@curtisbarnettjr2006]

I totally agree!

[@AaronTrimbleMusic]

Jesse is so gracious and humble. He could have corrected so many things and made a fool of the guy, but he taught him and made a friend from what could have become a foe. Well done both of you!

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Thank you! 🌟🙏🥋

[@vikinginthemist1797]

the spirit of Karate is a beautiful one@@KARATEbyJesse

[@big_handle]

its a skit.

[@toast2300]

This is how you react to criticism You see all those people going ham on Twitter about getting called out. But not Jesse. Something about the way you face criticism is just... Next level stuff...

[@KARATEbyJesse]

I’m just not ready to let other people’s opinions dictate my happiness 🤷‍♂️

[@gyniest]

@@KARATEbyJesse Isn't that the deeper lesson of self defense?

[@Xkill89]

I'm a "hater", can I get a free lesson too? Hahaha

[@zimroel1656]

very droll 😁

[@Fisker94]

Me too! I'm all arrogant like "karete, that's funny!"

[@joellundqvist9598]

Kern meditation first let go of The hate

[@RamKrishna-hf6dd]

See this bodybag? I wanna free lesson too

[@orlymatics928]

:D :D

[@martialartness]

1st principal of Karate. "Seek perfection of character " Osu, you have forever earned my respect.

[@penttikoivuniemi2146]

Mike's kinda abrasive and has a really rough sense of humor, but he also makes a lot of sense in many of his videos.

[@roboticceltic2388]

His imitations of Master Wong are funny. However I think his self-righteousness comes from his previous macdojo.

[@MrScar665]

He sends out huge douche vibes

[@leeprice133]

I think Mike's a good guy, he just plays a heel online 😂

[@anotherpilgrim8313]

I'm really digging all these crossovers with other KZbinrs I watch.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Quarantine life! No travels means more time for alternative activities 😄

[@ghostbuddies2062]

@@KARATEbyJesse yeah but sun rises only after a dark night.... we will meet someday.... just let me get my black belt i will fly to your country to meet you....

[@Vincentorix]

My respect for Icy Mike just rose several levels. I loved Theodore Roosevelt's quote at the end. Nothing ventured nothing gained.

[@katinka111]

Same, a lot of interesting content is being made. Do you watch Unus Annus? If you don't I highly recommend, Markiplier and Ethan made a Collab channel where they experience new and crazy things and their theme is Momento Mori which means remember death and after this year, they're going to delete the channel to show that not everything lasts, just like life. It's super enjoyable and interesting!😁

[@primitivojdavis]

I know right

[@Rob_ONeill]

I think it's really respectful of Mike to call Jesse "Sir" throughout, seems like such a polite guy. Kata looks good, too! I'd love a post-lockdown follow up where Jesse and a partner take Mike and an Uke through the bunkai/oyo for Gekisai too.

[@WiiMan25]

I love it. Even if he was your "biggest hater", I genuinely get the impression of two friends learning from each other.

[@SaftonYT]

In Icy Mike's own words: "The more I like and respect a guy, the more I have to misrepresent him in parody."

[@isaacyeon6334]

Now they did videos together, it’s pretty awesome

[@fightscience]

Nice work Jesse. Love the idea of this video.

[@tenamis9985]

Why aren’t you verified yet?!

[@themaskedblader3691]

Wow. Nice to see fight science and the karate nerd together

[@whitewh1]

Both of these gentlemen showed a lot of class in this video. Jesse for reaching out, and Mike for participating graciously. Kudos to both!

[@scipius27]

I really appreciated when Mike said "Yes, sir" at 9:50. I have found martial artists to be some of the most respectful of people. And from one adult to another addressing them in that manner shows great humility and respect.

[@CoASoFi]

Love your haters. I enjoy Mike's content and yours as well.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Kill ’em with kindness 😊

[@Knight2682]

Totally dig this for 3 reasons. 1 you were willing to teach, 2 he was willing to learn, and 3 and probably most important is the mutual respect you both showed each other. Much respect to both of you

[@grayalun]

It's so nice to see isn't it, there's too much of my way is better than yours. These guys are what can we learn from each other.

[@katinka111]

Jesse: "That's like regular speed" Mike: starts sweating.😂

[@OverSooll]

the fact that you can engage so well with people who may be adverse to you shows that you're highly evolved

[@bhakoo-_-5198]

This is probably the most wholesome thing i've ever watched

[@jefsonb]

Jesse, I`m from Brazil and I'm training Karatê since 1977. I'm just a humble Shodan in Shotokan and I sill learning every day. I do respect your work! You always show different aspects of Karatê with respect and dignity. Congrats and keep these excellent work! OSS! (or Hay!)

[@SenseiSeth]

Two of my favorite people!!

[@xxxbadwolfxxx1]

Traditional martial arts are fun

[@TasmanRichardson]

I studied Goju Ryu for seven years. I went from a fanatical devotee to a sullen skeptic and in recent years I had followed Icy Mike and his critical provocations with so much glee. Seeing this reignited my passion and my compassion for all styles again. Most of all, for the passion in all martial artists, of all skill levels and disciplines, seeking to understand "the way" regardless of victory or defeat. thank you both so much.

[@RamseyDewey]

Awesome.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Xie xie my friend!

[@ChaoPow]

A wild Ramsey appears!!

[@domingocavazos]

I enjoyed seeing them respect each other through all this. Awesome! Kudos to both!

[@rocco3377]

Thank you so much for showing young people you do not have to repay insults with insults, but to teach that person a lesson, and earn their respect. Zen.

[@raydon14ify]

The karate gi sound effects do make the kata at least 5% cooler

[@azlaroc12]

Jesse, you've transformed an online conflict into a mutual learning situation. Respect to both of you,he for emptying his cup and yourself for exemplifying the true Karate spirit.

[@hugopedroso5247]

What a lesson. It was a great lesson for him and for all of us that are watching. I really admire this attitude. Congrats Enkamp Sensei

[@meedogh9378]

This is so wholesome man.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Glad to hear it resonates 😄

[@TheSchnibble]

So, let me get this straight. All I have to do to get an online private karate training with Jesse himself, is to make fun of him and his work in a KZbin movie? I'm on it! Where's my camera? :P

[@simonsmith8974]

And potentially embarrass yourself on KZbin :-)

[@formidablesmartialarts8357]

Great to see you reaching out. One of the best self defence strategies is to accommodate the opposition and bring them on board rather than pushing back against them.

[@okinawakaratepodcast]

Wonderful video. Kudos to Jesse and Mike for this collaboration project. We need more of this.

[@jamesnewman6032]

The humility on display here is remarkable! Love how these two came together to do this. Jesse-San is one of a kind! 🥋🥋🥋

[@WiduliyaComExploretheFuture]

awesome! This is what we need.

[@johngomes2242]

Hi

[@yv3970]

Y couldn't Master Wong and Ramsey Dewey be like this?

[@jc-kj8yc]

I'm sure if they met it would be fine. They just seem to enjoy the feud :D

[@saintronin7633]

@A D most likely

[@yv3970]

@@jc-kj8yc idk man master wongs response seemed a lil hostile

[@mastershifu7140]

Master wong would just jump through the video call and kill the guy who critised him (which is kind of why I like master wong)

[@taekwondobro]

@A D Ramsey is very humble and easy going. Wong would be the one who would not want to if it was either of the two

[@Lanedar68]

Great video. I’ve studied martial arts going on 26 years and it kills me when I hear other styles criticize different styles because it doesn’t work in the UFC or something along that line. There is so much each style has to offer. Approach your martial arts journey with an open mind. You’ll be amazed what you can learn!

[@tjerox3533]

It is truly commendable that Mike was able to learn the kata at once. Incredible. I am impressed. 👏👏👏

[@jeffgrey2746]

You’re a good guy, Jesse, I like you. And you’ve obviously learned that the best was to destroy an enemy is by making them into a friend.

[@VincentMMALife]

😂😂😂 OMG It's Icy Mike. Love the both of you though. You guys are great!

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Thanks! 👍

[@VincentMMALife]

@@KARATEbyJesse You did the impossible Jesse! You made Mike not only do a kata, but you also made him like it!

[@ffred373]

@Jesse Enkamp, I think that what you did in this video demonstrates 100% of the true spirit of Karate! You have transformed an individual's negative comments into a positive teaching for him as well as for you and for us (karate nerds). For me that's next level of Karate! It's a great lesson of life, and I hope one day to reach this level of true Karate! Thank you for every you do for Karate-Do! Oss!!!

[@razorslice99]

I really like this video because I have been in the gentleman with the beard 🧔 situation. Not style wise but fraud wise none the less. I was put off with traditional Asian martial arts because no one gave the meaning behind the katas. Also coming up in a rough neighborhood, you need results yesterday. Not months or years. I like that Sensei Enkamp confronted his critic with understanding and a willingness to inform. Shows a lot of maturity and wisdom. I would have blown my stack. Nice nice video.

[@stormskenpo]

Bravo Sensei! Bravo! Great job Mike! This is true martial arts, you lifted each other up! Again, Bravo Jesse for taking the first step.

[@peterrussell6029]

Hi Jesse, I am delighted that this clip was made - both you and Mike have a lot to offer the global martial arts community - respect to both of you for meeting each other half way. By the way, Icy Mike doesn't hate anyone - his sense of humour involves (as he says himself here) a lot of clowning around. However his channel is serious and he regularly addresses difficult topics and answers questions in the comments. All the best from Germany, OSS

[@anncastaneda934]

This video just reaffirmed what a great person you are. Not just talented and passionate but also compassionate. Great combination in a wonderful teacher. Love your energy and your informative videos! I watch Icy Mike too bc I like his energy and he’s very entertaining. It was nice seeing him learn from you. Much respect ❤️

[@ryanstansfield5156]

Love this! Great response to a frustrating situation. And props to Mike for agreeing to it. It would be great if you guys managed to do another collab to show him the practical applications of kata.

[@moj5116]

Much respect to you and how you reacted, inspired by your attitude and the free lesson. Thank you

[@apatheticsquid5658]

A piece of advice my father gave my younger brother recently(hes one of the sensei in our dojo) for hip movements is to think of it like a bow: the first movement is to gather power in the clambering of the punch, like the drawing of an arrow, and the second is to release the punch and follow through with the power, like how a bowstring pushes foward on the arrow as it releases. Maybe this would be helpful to a beginner like mike?

[@ironwolfgaming9632]

I always use physics - for every action the is an equal and opposite reaction. You find where you just loaded your weight for the next block or attack immediately after the first one.

[@mellowmike4183]

Mike is definitely not a biginner to throwing punches my man

[@TwoHawksHunting]

This was great seeing two Martial Artists working together instead of beefing.

[@ryancross4481]

Jesse, This video embodied the true spirit of martial arts. Thank you for sharing. Cheers, Ryan

[@maisum5919]

Sensei I want to share my experience When teenager I used to go to a dojo in my hometown. Then I moved and Go a lot tô gym , run, play football , karate, etc. Then I visited this sensei and he fatshamed me with someone I tought as one of my best friend. He made Fun of my appearence, laughed a lot , etc Now, when I train martial arts, I Just can t this memory let Go, and I can t perfom due I can t concentrate. I passed some bad experiences on dojo beside this one .. But when I tought I Will never fight again I want to cry, cause I love. Thank u for this vídeo sensei! It cheer my quarentene up. Plus, I like your accent! A hug and a thank from Brazil

[@nthekitchen162]

I’m so glad to see you doing this with icy mike, proof positive that karate nerd by Jesse is “ hard 2 hurt” 😆 great video

[@maximsist1892]

I really respect the calmness, and patience you used when handling the situation. Rather than fighting fire with fire, you tried to introduce him to karate. So cool!👍💯🔥😊

[@colacho2834]

This is extremely respectable. Thank you both of you for teaching me a very valuable lesson today. I love to see how it’s possible to end conflict without an argument and mockery and today I learned that. Love how you decided to give a free class and I love seeing him willing to learn and see what you are all about without judgment, and hell, he saw it man ! The look he has when you are performing and hearing the wind blow from your power is just the face of Amazement and respect. Incredible man. Thank you for helping me return to my senses and train again.

[@Patriot2332]

I love the approach you took to someone who was criticizing you. Instead of getting into a war of words or blocking him you taught him and befriended him. You are truly a good man and a great martial artist! Much respect to you Sensei. 🙏🙏

[@luisschwrz9488]

It's great that even your haters can enjoy karate with your good lessons and explanations.

[@barrettdowell3985]

I really appreciate how Mike is genuinely the loud funny talkative guy he is, but has the capability to shut it down and be all business when it's time to learn.

[@ShiNTessen]

I am impressed, this is mutual understanding created by sharing a passion. Awesome approach. I did enjoy how much fun both of you guys had during the lesson.

[@bonmj89]

A wonderful example of how correctly applied humility and compassion brings the best out of people. Well done !

[@JamesSharpe1976]

Congratulations to you both - what an amazing union. I primarily watch the two of you on YT and have always been a big fan of you both. IcyMike made me laugh with his impressions (he even shaved his beard!) and I was very impressed with his comments on being devil's advocate, he's open and honest. This has only made me respect you both so much more.

[@fatehahmadpanah9315]

When people have disagreement over a topic, they need to sit down and discuss about that. You chose a creative way to discuss over a conflict. You're a great sensi

[@dancingbear76]

This is powerful and inspiring. Bless you both for this. I believe both traditional and modern martial artists can learn a lot from this video.

[@gunsort3242]

Thank you for this Sensei. With hate on display every day your actions in this video are just what I needed to see.

[@BigSlanko]

Very good. Mike, Ramsey and Seth are all the best guys I watch on youtube already - and you! Karate is for everyone even the haters.

[@lockeddownboxing9904]

You’re probably one of the few out there who when faced against people who blame you still can share a positive vibe and make it all conclusive and productive!

[@harrisonbloom816]

I remember hearing in a video that Icy Mike makes all his children’s classes call him “sir” as an American equivalent to a traditional martial arts title, but hearing him actually say it during this video was so surreal

[@rinaldhoyuwan7275]

Jessee! I know it right that aside from being a good karateka, you're also a good humanbeing and have a big heart. Please, make your kindness keep reachable for everyone through your karate! Big respect

[@ziopel339]

Dear Jesse i’m Fabrizio from Italy.. i’ve bene practicing karate for about 15 years i’m black belt .. i just want you to know that your video are amazing..and i understand a lot of concept like neve before.. great work if i lived close to you i would come to your gym keep like this .. ha a a nice day

[@eolelf]

Thank you for this! Excellent positive energy. Great that you reached out and great that he accepted. I love that! Often in my experience the detractor is unwilling or unable to learn, good that he emptied his cup a bit and turned off his ego to learn. Some of my favorite moments in my 34 years of martial arts experience is seeing these connections, collaborations and moments of mutual respect. Respect!

[@thelycandraven]

Jesse, how you managed to turn something like this in to a positive thing is really clever, so congrads!:) how to react in stresfull moments, how to see things as they really are and not let our ego and emotions take over, how to accept "a punch"... is something that traditional karate teaches us if practised as it should be - also as a synergic suplement to meditation practises. This is at least how karate is taught at our dojo. The way you reacted so cool also has to do with the fact that you are a traditional karate practitioner 🙂

[@Msosbog]

Well done on both sides gentlemen! A wonderful example of the Martial Arts fostering Peace and harmony. It's more important to make a friend out of an enemy than to beat eachother down. Super uplifting, thank you both!

[@verbotenco]

I can imagine how embarrassed Mike was throughout the whole lesson.

[@arturoelizondo59]

Dear Sensei Jesse, thank you so much for the lesson of true karate!! You are a Master, Sensei. My deepest respect goes to you. Greetings from Costa Rica.

[@SoldieroftheImam313]

"Never look down on somebody unless you are helping them up" -Imam Ali ibn Abu Talib(a.s)

[@lilkoolaid801]

Sir. I have watched your videos for a while and have greatly enjoyed them. I appreciate your attitudes towards martial arts and karate more than anything. It’s the exact opinions an attitudes I teach. Movement is movement is one of our favorite matos. This is a perfect example of what as martial artists and karateka we are supposed to do when faced with negativity. Thank you sir.

[@eerosoots]

I actually think Icy Mike is pretty funny. Great that you guys opened a dialogue! CHECK IT OUT!

[@davetozin9502]

Amazing. Peace to both of you for coming together.

[@eugeneschunk]

Jesse, your amazing! Don’t let things like that go through you

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Like water off a duck 🤷‍♂️

[@miguelmatsumura2284]

What a beautiful thing I just saw. You´re really a great Sensei. All the blessings Sensei Enkamp.

[@danieldryden4246]

Fantastic video Jesse! Mike-san is a very quick learner... Great to understand the application of the moves within the kata, rather than just seeing it as a “dance”. 👊

[@davidhim3527]

You can tell how much Mike is enjoying this by how engaged he is. I love these guys!

[@mineduck3050]

This guy reminds me of my 1st teacher. I was 7, the karate kid just came out, and this European man who studied tar kwon do in Korea moved to NY, and began teaching kids on a condo tennis court for $1 a class. Got my green belt. Same energy and personality as this guy.

[@senseierictollett4830]

This is a wonderful reminder that all of us are trying to reach the same destination. Just on different paths! The martial arts community needs unity!! Great job too both of you!

[@eddiemaiden2012]

This is lovely 😎😎😎😎 will there be a part 2❓ Cause if more people did this there wouldn't be so much bullshido in the world🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

[@miker00I]

I just love how decent and genuine both of you are. Thank you.

[@KARATEbyJesse]

Thank you!

[@michaelgarcia7258]

The most important part of karate: Respect for self, others and expressing one’s strength through the integrity, dignity and sincerity of one’s own actions. Unjustified anger is a weakness. Aggression is the last resort and action is only taken when there is no alternative. You are a true martial artist and warrior Sensei Enkamp.

[@bodhigough6196]

I have seen very few videos of Jesse enkamp but I can already tell he is so disciplined and respectful. I was expecting jesse to react with anger towards this guy making fun of him, but instead teaches him some of his moves.. what a great guy

[@MyqOMatic]

That’s an awesome video! The true power of martial arts. Win a friend and, make peace. Thank you for making this video.

[@WAHB50YY]

The best kickboxers in Europe, in the 80s and 90s, especially from the Netherlands, came from a Karate background. I practiced Karate as a kid and went back to it when I was 25, then I fell in love with Savate and Muay Thai! I love this video! That’s what martial Arts are about!!

[@deshaunwilson9603]

I'm really digging that elbow to back fist. I gotta practice that! Your guys are spoiling us with these collaborations. It'd be the coolest if we could get you all together in person for the best seminar/camp ever!

[@nathanparris8236]

This was amazing to see. I appreciate and watch both of your guys’ channels. It’s very cool that you reached out and connected with Icy Mike; his open-mindedness blows me away! You are both truly inspiring.

[@savyn3855]

“If your enemies are hungry, feed them. If they are thirsty, give them something to drink.”

[@saintronin7633]

For this you will heap coals of fire on his head. Do not be overcome by evil but overcome with good. 🙂

[@RK27able]

That's what both american Indians and real Indians did and both got invaded 🤣

[@bdubya7646]

"Then, if this doesn't work, swiftly kick them in the balls."

[@MrChegcelestialslides]

What book is that from? Is it the art of war?

[@Charlie_Tea]

Real recognize real. You are a true Warrior Sensei Enkamp. Honor and respect to your journey

[@Built2break]

I want to see icy mike do a video of his progress on the kata. The fun starts after he gets the techniques down and transitions become more smooth

[@justinAclark2075]

Icy Mike's eyes looking away, and that humble smile he does when he knows he's being schooled. We love you Mike. So much respect here. Never seen your stuff before, but this got me interested, Jesse! I love your attitude, from the jump. An uneducated person could easily think you're a kindergarten teacher, but you're all discipline. Great, great video.