Chinese Bullshido and Kung Fu fakes

China has a long history of bullshido and today we will be taking a deep drive on the fake chi masters and the man who is fighting against them. in the mcdojo this time we have xu xiaodong aka the mad dog, tai chi master Lei Lei showing off his chi powers, white monkey jobs, Chinese nationalism, Kung Fu masters taking on a ruby team, shaolin monks doing some crazy training, the many weird and wonderful martial arts of china, fails and fakes plus much more. in this documentary we will take a deep dive into the mad dogs life and some other stuff
the life story of xu xiaodong is a pretty crazy one with Chinese communist party giving him a low social credit score and the whole of china out to get him. I hope you enjoy this documentary
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[@JoaoLucasK]

The facepaint thing wasn't a "disguise". He was forced to wear that facepaint (which is the Chinese equivalent of a clown makeup) so he could be allowed to fight, and got his ring name changed to something humiliating. And he still went and kicked ass.

[@T3t4nu5]

That's hilarious. To me, it seems even more humiliating having your ass handed to you by a guy dressed as a clown.

[@JoaoLucasK]

@@T3t4nu5 He went and turned a clown facepaint into a war facepaint

[@linksbetweendrinks7032]

@@JoaoLucasK Absolutely correct.

[@spinosaurusstriker]

Basically how gadiator music transformed into clown music but in reverse

[@breaker571]

@@JoaoLucasK hahaaaaa

[@deathdog1392]

So he went around China KOing a bunch of Kung Fu masters who wouldn't stop talking shit to him all "my style better than your style", he has basically the best Kung Fu story since the Panda.

[@herbaldragon7646]

Mad respect to Xu for what he goes through

[@cfG21]

Real tai chi vs mma kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIewgmaFrK93mc0

[@maosama3695]

Xu needs to get into one fc and move to singapore or philippines permanently. Northern part of the philippines are home to wrestling fanatics despite wushu being a dominant martial arts in their northern island a lot of wushu practitioners do admit that its more akin to dance routine than real martial arts and prefer to fight with greecko roman style of wrestling. Xu with his body type can be a good wrestler. The lakay gym would definitely take interest in him. That gym at one point in time basically dominated every mma division in asia having produce champions in every division. And with xu's background with striking he could help the gym with his experience as well. In singapore i would reccommend the Lee gym but with the current situation they are in idk if they are still in operation.

[@laughingmask3118]

He's a true patriot, fighting against what his country has become and standing for what it should be.

[@BiggieTrismegistus]

China likes to whine about their supposed "Century of Humiliation" but it looks like Xu is one of the few people in the country who learned the correct lesson from that period: the rest of the *can* do some things better than China and it's useful to learn from them.

[@cfG21]

@@BiggieTrismegistus ha but he doesnt challenge the chen family who has been beating bjj and wrestlers

[@P.Whitestrake]

Xu was terrorized, harrassed, & became a prisoner in his city. His social credit score became 0 for exposing those fake kung fu/tai chi masters.

[@bobloerakker7010]

Lol! His oponents just stand there, completely confident in their chi. Xu must be laughing inside the whole time. Btw he had to wear the 'clown' make up to further humiliate him, so he did and the master got beaten by the clown.🤣🤡

[@interestingstufffromaround8014]

My research showed from a few different sources that the make up was to disguise himself but your the third person to say it was to make him look like a clown so maybe I got that bit wrong? 👍

[@bobloerakker7010]

You could be right..though it is a really bad disquise haha. Thnx for the video Xu story needs to be told, the man is a legend for what he did.

[@medx1553]

@@bobloerakker7010 xu xiaodong is GARBAGE. All xu xiaodong opponent are fake martial artist. Tell to Xu xiaodong fight this shaolin kungfu kzbin.infopxl0oIa4wj8?feature=share

[@medx1553]

@@bobloerakker7010 china army train kungfu kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpO2fqimlN1qhsU kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGqtmIaggMl8i7c

[@medx1553]

@@bobloerakker7010 xu xiaodong is scared to fight REAL kungfu.

[@TheMornox]

As someone who practices real tai chi, these "master" are an embarrassment to the craft, these frauds just damage the actual value of chinese internal arts. The master of our school is a decent fighter who goes into the ring with professional muay thai fighters, but clearly says that he is not focusing on fighting and that anyone committed to actual fighting training would easily beat him. At the same time, many of the techniques and methods taught in the internal arts are applicable in actual fights, but they can only complement a strong foundation of basic fighting skills. Someone without the physical conditioning will never be able to compensate that with some complementary techniques from the internal arts. These old masters dont have a fighting physique, they should not be surprised they get beaten up by a properly trained fighter almost doubling their weight. None of them had a reasonable stance or effective striking technique.. In Xu's position I'd tell these masters that they are disrespecting Chinese culture by misrepresenting it, that would go over much better with the Chinese authorities I guess.

[@alvin1979wong]

All the ric flair and Shawn Michael and Scott hall😂 Selling all the supernatural moves😂

[@nunosilva187]

While practicing Kuk Sool Woon, a korean martial art that takes inspiration from tribal, military and nobility martial arts from korea and china, my master told me one of his biggest lessons. Martial arts is primarily an art form. He told me also that if he didnt practice that art he would have been a ballet dancer. Let's not be fooled by the assumptions that art is the same as violence because there can be no beauty found in combat. Only carnage.

[@chukyuniqul]

I disagree. I believe there is beauty in the context of a consensual fight between two people. The contest of physical and mental aptitude between humans, it's a very honest exchange where you can know not only you, but your opponent on a very intimate level.

[@TheGirugamesh1000]

Well I can go ahead and tell you if that was your mentality or your quote-unquote master's mentality then you have learned an absolutely useless form of martial arts and no it is not for art. Combat is for self-defense and always was and always will be. You don't learn to punch and kick for art and if you do then i guarantee you when a real fight arises you'll be getting your ass kicked. Did Xu's videos teach you anything?

[@johntrains1317]

There is beauty in violence. Why do you think people do it or watch it?

[@godfreyofbouillon966]

I've always been saying people keep forgetting what the word arts mean in martial arts. If those practitioners treated their arts as something like a competitive form of ballet nobody would have any problems. But when they start bullshiting people that their form of ballet is an effective fighting technique in MMA or even real life street fights, Xu is here to give them a wake up call.

[@Girthquake69]

@@chukyuniqulthe problem is that in a real fight that fancy looking stuff doesn’t work. It only works in a ring where everyone’s agreeing to follow a strict set of rules. Kicking and spinning around will just get knocked down and looking foolish in a real fight most of the time.

[@jancelconroy4720]

You know what's funny, while they criticize Xu for not being a master or calling out fake Masters. If you actually watch him he exhibits a lot of mechanics and techniques that you see in Tai Chi, Wing Chun, traditional Chinese boxing. So if there is really a master of Chinese martial arts this guy is it. It doesn't look pretty because it's not supposed to. It's a dynamic situation he clearly is a great fighter. Who has fundamentals and techniques that derive from traditional martial arts. I'm glad he's sitting there kicking ass and taking names. His name will definitely go up into my motivational wall at my dojo. I'm a practitioner of Japanese martial arts and also various styles of Chinese martial arts. If we're going to keep these Arts alive we need to pressure test the techniques and ask good questions of our instructors. There is too many people who are teachers for just downright not prepared mentally physically spiritually to teach. There's a lot of guys who don't even know how to use a firearm let alone stand in a specific stance. I think the lesson here is, traditional martial arts martial arts came from a place violence it's just a structure. You have to pressure test

[@johnny5805]

It's a shame that 5 years ago, Dana White didn't get Xu out of the country and put him on TUF.

[@laughingmask3118]

I like to think that Xu Xiaodong is moonlighting as Asian Bane in the Chinese Mysticism underground Tai Chi Master "I can convert my chi into physical stamina, rendering my stance unbreakable." Xu Xiaodong in a Luchador Mask aka Chinese Bane "I will break you."

[@laughingmask3118]

Chinese Government "Tell me about Chinese Bane! Why does he wear the mask... A lot of loyalty, for a hired thug!" Xu Xiaodong in a Respiration Mask aka Chinese Bane "Or perhaps he's wondering why someone would train a man, before throwing him under the bus?" Chinese Gov "At least you can talk. Who are you?" Chinese Bane "It doesn't matter who I am, what matters is my plan." Chinese Gov "If I pull that off, would you die?" Chinese Bane "It would be extremely painful." Chinese Gov "You're a big guy." Chinese Bane "For you."

[@clementkong8133]

@4:30 kungfu masters are NOT treated as celebrities in China. As a matter of fact, kung fu masters in Chinese society is considered of low socio-economic class; they may be treated as celebrities in the martial arts & entertainment world but NOT in the rest of Chinese society.

[@august4476]

I hope the mad dog knows he’s a hero in the west, considering all the shit he went through.

[@mangoMango-ck3et]

I don't want to put down any Kung Fu,,,,as a Kiwi,, running out of the Cinemas in the early 1970s,,, after watching a Classic Chinese Kung Fu movie,, and jumping up and doing flying kicks at thin air.. . those are great memories for MANY WORLDWIDE,, from that time on, Martial Arts spread like WILDFIRE,,..... well done Mr.Xu

[@jacobr4558]

Bruce lee was proving this stuff on the 70s.

[@swewunna]

To be fair to the Chinese masters, that MMA guy never fought a master of similar age or built. He only fought elderly or 2-3 weight classes below him.

[@rubendavila6248]

so glad you made a video about Xu against Bullshido. it's like a match made in heaven.

[@Antipodean33]

We should start up a crowd funder for the Mad Dog if we can find him.

[@AxeLord7]

Can you start one for an african in need.. My country is not listed so i cant even start anything

[@grifcheese1076]

@@AxeLord7 🧍🏾‍♂️ what country?

[@iamshredder3587]

The cup would just steal it, if not their dogs at PayPal and such.

[@birddaddydetta]

@@AxeLord7 Do you have anyone in mind?

[@mdynasty16]

10:29 The fall is so much better than whatever the guy's trying to show

[@jeremeerxleben6671]

Love the bushido videos,I took bullshido when I was younger,keep up the great work💪😀👍

[@alexisdominguez3133]

He was supposed to fight the sake oil salesmen DK Yoo but due to unfortunate situations happening in China at the time the fight was called off.

[@micahhawkins8233]

If the Chinese government wasn't stupid af they would embrace true strength, instead the world laughs. I hope Xu is doing well.

[@nodinitiative]

They are making billions from these bullshit kung fu or martial art movies etc. To replace it with MMA would be admitting that the West was right all along.

[@micahhawkins8233]

@@nodinitiative that is an excellent point

[@micahhawkins8233]

@@nodinitiative reminds me of the mob ties to bullshido movie stars

[@nodinitiative]

@@micahhawkins8233 yup, I love Martial art movies, but i watch them like I watch "superhero" movies. I dont take what they as for real life. Its more like a power fantasy.

[@micahhawkins8233]

@@nodinitiative same.. entertainment not to be taken seriously

[@harrisoakley711]

This man should deserve a Noble Peace Prize for his bravery of speaking out the truth against a communist government.

[@todo9633]

Nah there should be a nobel prize for freedom, but there won't be, because pacifists aren't a threat to the established elites, but freedom is

[@kenneth9874]

He's certainly braver than Greenpeace and the climate activists....

[@mikeinkalaoa]

This might be my favorite video on YT 😂

[@minge9]

I did the fake kung fu shit when kids were trying to bully and rob me at school. I did some fake tai chi shit and kids left me alone throughout my time in HS.. it worked for me 😂

[@PhonePhone-sf8te]

The chinese government made him paint his face @20 minute mark. It's so he resembles a chinese "clown"

[@Spermwhales93]

I appreciated you putting part of the end of Catch 33 in this video

[@obikenobi1906]

What a legend. Go Xu! He's not the best MMA fighter but he's calling out total tools and its a thing of beauty. Much respect for his warrior spirit against overwhelming odds of corruption...you cant keep this good man down.

[@ed8742]

11:22 is "the drawning fish" style

[@Chadok89]

The funniest part about bullshido isn't that they aren't actually the best, it's that it seems like any randomer would probably beat their ass.

[@slackerofhell]

"It felt like a draw." Translation: I want to live

[@dirrdevil]

In America, we have credit scores determined by private businesses instead of the government, which affects housing & employment opportunities.

[@DimitryDonskoy777]

​@Pasta Derich China supporter spotted 🤡

[@MrFrankfurt13]

The most concerning thing about this video is that the Western establishment seem to view the CCP as something to emulate.

[@Vatolicious]

The funniest part is hes not even really getting into any particular MMA tactics. He just punches them and they have no response at all.

[@overcomingsins6334]

To be fair most of them are very old.. Why don't the guy find reasonable fit Men to fight?

[@fabianaborossa5956]

Xu clearly shows everyone that you need to think with your own head, and not listen to what the top tells us - the top has its own plans, including for you and me ... Bigest respect for Xu

[@Hollylivengood]

Well, Chinese martial arts lasted longer than any other Chinese product, I'll give them that. But sadly, it's gone the way of everything else they make, three weeks, then falls apart.

[@SeverusStudios1980]

11:19 He dances like Peter Garret from Midnight Oil! LMAO Donk Donk!

[@actually_tes1]

13:03 I head that the cousin called the police because he legitimately scared that his uncle would get injured

[@sarahdawson9339]

Ironically the Chinese are the most successful East Asians competing in the UFC. Sanda based fighters have proven to be very effective in the octagon.

[@boneidle8420]

There's more Chinese fighters but there are more South Koreans with the better records which would make them the most successful.

[@sarahdawson9339]

@@boneidle8420 Korean zombie is the only South korean fighter with an impressive record and he's beyond his prime at 36.

[@donmajestic5258]

Kids when they try on their cups for the first time

[@davethebrahman9870]

No Black Belts, just Black Balls!

[@randallpetroelje3913]

The traditional arts are something to be revered, respected. 2 person training/ sparring is where you get the “ bunkai” or practical application of a form. Without that it is impossible to apply in combat.

[@LifeWithPico]

Instead of being vilified by the Chinese Government, Xu should be celebrated.

[@ehrenloudermilk1053]

Dude is literally from China. They should be embracing this.

[@MrCombatNinja]

Pulling that much weight with his testicles. He's "NUTS!"😂😂😂Also, how is spazzing ou considered martial arts?

[@georgemarquez6430]

To loose face in China is the worst that could happen.It’s dum in our country you loose you get up and try again, this is courage.🇲🇽🇺🇸

[@jamescoward110]

They killed Bruce Lee for this exact same thing.

[@Quantum3691]

Brings back fond memories of the Kung Fu movies I watched as a kid.

[@JudgeDrey]

Social media score. So they ARE living in Black Mirror.

[@kingorca69]

6:57 Referring to modern combat sport techniques as "western ideas" is a grave inaccuracy. Different combat sports have different origins, and MMA, in a sense the present king of combat sports, is an amalgamation of these different forms that maximizes effectiveness under the MMA rules (most popularly the Unified Rules of MMA). For example boxing and most forms of grappling are western, Judo and Jiujitsu have Japanese roots and the latter evolved in Brazil, Karate is Japanese, kickboxing is European but learned from Muay Thai, Muay Thai is Thai but learned from boxing, etc., etc..

[@inukertapati9095]

I saw "Mad Dog fighting a fake kung fu master", but it turns out not Yayan Ruhian. :)

[@beauhodges7957]

Dana white should hire him. Not to really promote him in the UFC, but to at least get him stateside to keep the CCP from "disappearring" him.

[@NickFriends]

Tldw: magic fighting wizards lose fights against a man who knows how to throw punches

[@petarniciforovic6543]

10:00 my man may not be winning on the streets, but oh boy he is definately winning in the club!

[@WASD-MVME]

So funny watching these "masters" crumble against modern fighting you know actual fighting techniques

[@orangerightgold7512]

5:33 actually this never gets called out cuz not enough people paid attention to that stuff. chinese netizens calls out the government's bs all the time, its all over their social media.

[@ChrisDeebo]

11:20 When your grandparents first discovered krumping

[@vincemoran587]

Read riinary, Conservative cultural nationalism is actually the opposite of communism. Real communists encourage progress and learning. Look into it.

[@BenDover-vs7ih]

23:01 I laughed out loud. What a freakin joke. 🤣

[@Skylander404]

The fact that the government forced him to wear clown paint while he fought, only to have their "masters" beaten by him is just so poetic. They were literally getting clowned on.

[@MrRinoHunter]

That clown make up actually makes this story more bad ass actually 🤡🤣

[@scotshabalam2432]

In the west clowns are some hardcore mother f#$@ers

[@walsjell]

and in the west civ if you dont agree with main narrative of politic view you are not a clown? the machanism is the same everywhere!climat changes bulshit or electric cars etc..

[@scotshabalam2432]

@@walsjell disputing climate change isn't what makes a person a clown. It's them with their high school education(or less) debating a scientist of the field's peer reviewed findings that makes them a clown.

[@tinyshaman3050]

​@@walsjell idk, but it's obvious that you're a clown. A paid one.

[@krunch3696]

"I don't want to make a judgement because I am not an expert" bruh that is literally your job as a judge

[@MrRinoHunter]

What part of judge, is confusing 🤣 that interview 😂😂😂

[@mylifeisacomplexpastiche7901]

Translation: “I don’t want to make a judgement because Winnie the Ping will fuckin murder me”

[@afterhourscinema782]

Funny enough, Xu's story is the very embodiment of the "mythical Zen warrior" who fights to defend the honor of his martial arts. But he is up against a powerful elite of fraudsters and is held down by a corrupt government 🇨🇳 who seeks to save face. Nevertheless, he goes it alone. Even if it means losing it all to defend his honor ✊🏽

[@T3hBon]

His story is literally the Saturday kung-fu movies I used to watch when I was a kid in the 80's of an orphaned stranger who learned from his murdered dad and goes to challenge 1 or more of the powerful kung-fu schools that holds all the power in town and winning.

[@adamfreeman2348]

mad respect for the mad dog. real hero for the people. very brave

[@symbiote1982pk]

Most mystcal zen warrior stuff I've seen was more about floating about on wires and firing hadoukens, don't recall any being about fake martial artist exposure, any examples of this?

[@itzcloudy5672]

Oh I am willing to bet money that when xu xiaodong becomes an old man, there will be movies made about him

[@theBARON3155]

This was Xu against the "MASTERS", but I didn't see any "MASTERS".😂😂😂 I saw only comedians shacking & making weird moves. Damn did I enjoy this video. Pls, send us more.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

Last thing I heard about Xu is he went abroad to fight a legitimate thai fighter, to test himself and prove that he wasn't only winning because he was fighting old men. It was clearly a tough battle for him, but he did win.

[@godfreyofbouillon966]

Even if he was the worst fighter in the world of MMA throughout history that would reflect even worse on the so called masters that he wiped the floor with.

[@chingtuckmeng1122]

bed time stories

[@BWater-yq3jx]

His original point was that he's nothing special - a retired, middle-aged, not particularly physically impressive fighter, who is still far too much for these fake masters.

[@Seattlefan77]

He fought young kungfu fighters as well. It wasn't about the age, it's about their traditional styles and beliefs about fighting. Most of them fought like they'd never been hit in the face and panicked

[@jago18777]

He didn't sadly he lost.

[@dood1e678]

Xu's story is the perfect example of the Chinese regime having their priorities messed up real bad. Oh no, an old man who has mastered the ancient art of stretching his limbs in a park can't beat a kickboxer! We can't let people see that...

[@Bobbyleejoe2556]

Are you an idiot?? 😂

[@cfG21]

Real tai chi vs mma kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIewgmaFrK93mc0

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

Chinese gov did the right thing. Xu's sympathy towards the vandalism, illegal demos and riots in HK...is unpatriotic.

[@jurtra9090]

@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 you love dictatorship, huh.

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

@@jurtra9090 there's nothing "peaceful" about the protests.

[@Speculativedude]

I'm glad that you showed that post fight interview. First because it shows the hypocrisy of the judge, but also you can tell that the guy doing the interview was not someone that just rolls over because he called the guy out.

[@johnl5350]

That society is so broken, I'm sure the interviewer who seemed to have some scruples, got a visit from a political comisaar of the super sensitive CCP. Tough guys can't even have someone say 6 4 89

[@Snp2024]

I mean that judge probably was under pressure too

[@grenade8572]

​@@Snp2024To me, the judge was doing his best to support Mad Dog in the interbiew, but was forced to stay in the right path.

[@ssnaut1871]

​@@grenade8572yeah noone wanna get knock from you're friendly government.

[@grenade8572]

@@ssnaut1871 "My" government?

[@chriscastro6058]

Anyone else think a fighter based on Xu in Street Fighter would be amazing? Like the whole backstory is there! Exiled from his country for exposing fake fighters and being forced to wear "clown" face paint which is now known as a warriors face!

[@gvis3880]

😆😆 sounds no crazier than some other street fighter stories. I mean, we already have a green fighter who became electric in the Amazon forest.

[@Nunnayadambiness]

But, that would get the game banned within China

[@YTPrule]

He’d be awful if he’s the real one. At least Dan can fight. This guy has been photographed refusing fights with people while still broadcasting “I fight anyone” on social media. A good villain character maybe but we already have plenty of iconic villains like Bison or arguably Akuma.

[@CylenX6]

He reminds me of Akuma, but instead hunts after fighters in the likes of Dan (even though Hibiki-style karate is far more efficient).

[@YTPrule]

@@CylenX6 Sadly, he's been refusing lots of Dan fighters. No Sanda fighter should ever need to but records show the majority of fights he gets into are heavily slanted towards him in weight class and he borderline screens people he fights. A number of people confronted him on separate occasions, only for him to refuse them on the grounds that "they are legitimate" but by failing to give them a showing nor publicly reveal he did this without a fight, it means he only gives them lip service and never recognition.

[@taubhauhlau2639]

Bruce Lee would have been proud of Xu for he has fulfilled Bruce's dream.

[@ratconnoisseur]

xiu living the life of a wuxia protagonist. against all odds

[@thesecretlibrary890]

Yup. Ironic

[@laughingmask3118]

What's Wuxia? And if it's a big deal, please forgive me, as I am an ignorant American and our culture isn't very helpful in broadening our horizons.

[@ratconnoisseur]

@@laughingmask3118 wuxia is a form of literature that revolves around martial a artist's journey

[@donkeysaurusrex7881]

@@laughingmask3118 Have you ever see. A kung fun movie from Hong Kong? That was probably a wu xia film. If there’s crazy fantasy/supernatural stuff like a guy’s mustache fighting for him or a duel where everyone is running on water it’s pretty much 100%. That’s why it is ironic. Dude’s basically fighting guys who claim to have powers like you’d see in one of these stories while not having or claiming any of these powers himself.

[@Xannyphantom905]

A man like him wouldn't wanna be associated with wuxia. Those characters use Kung Fu.

[@Speculativedude]

I would like to make something clear about Xu Xiaodong. He specifically calls out Tai Chi "masters" as opposed to all Chinese Kung Fu. A little over a year ago a teacher ("master") of Iron Fist uploaded a video of himself to China's version of KZbin, when he was drunk claiming that Xu has said things against Iron fist, to which Xu made a calm response video stating that he never said anything against Iron Fist and that his goal was to call out fakes in the Tai Chi community. He also said that if he had ever said anything against Iron fist, to show him and he would apologize. A few days later the Iron Fist practitioner made another video, sober this time, apologizing for what he had said. The reason he targets Tai Chi practitioners is because they rarely even spar with each other, let alone actually against other styles, but they make a lot of bold claims and fake videos like the one you showed. I've been living in China for almost a full decade at this point and watching it unfold has been very interesting.

[@Initium1000]

Not true - watch his many fights. He fights some WC guys as well - legit ones and exposes them as well.

[@Faith0929ROK]

Entire world knows China Kung fu is worthless and useless and only works in IP MAN movies. Stop lying. Xu challenged all fake so called masters of Chinese Kung fu and embarrassed all of them. I saw all of Xu s videos.

[@terrorbilly6974]

OP sounds like a real white monkey 🐒 🙈 🙊

[@piotrmalewski8178]

If he still lives in China you might want to consider they could have broken the man already.

[@chessshyrecat]

@@Initium1000 How do you know they are legit? Not even the so called Tai Chi masters are legitamtely trained to fight in their style. It never was about style vs style from what I have observed. It was about fighter against frauds claiming to be fighters. Qi La La is a Practioner of Wing Chun and Xing Yi, which are two Kung Fu styles and he is actually a legit fighter who stands his ground.

[@stevewibble7467]

Most Chinese martial arts tend to involve either waiting for your target to cross the road on a pedestrian crossing and then running them over using the ancient traditional oriental weapon that is the automobile. Practitioners may also summon several acolytes wielding baseball bats via cellular phones.

[@johnl5350]

I thought it involved killing protesting students by the thousands then getting so defensive about the fact it happened, they ban the numbers 6 4 89

[@mizukarate]

Xu is great. I hope he lives well and keeps exposing fake martial artists into his 90s.

[@asphalt-cowboy9479]

I truly feel for this dude. What he's doing is soo incredibly important and I have massive respect for him. He's forcing people to think for themselves in a country where things like that are frowned upon or outright forbidden.. I hope he's able to continue his good work and continue exposing these absolute clowns for as long as he can

[@aarondavis8943]

It's ok to think like other people as long as they're not idiots.

[@CJ-wh7ik]

Is it that important? Like he proves a point that everyone knows is right, even the Chinese I bet. Sometimes it's better to let things be

[@MultiMyNickName]

No he is teaching people that he believes online social abuse and humiliation are a good thing and getting a very blunt answer from China as you would expect. You wont find many CHinese people who agree with what he is doing simply because they dont believe in getting fame from the humiliation of others, If he believed these people were guilty of something he should have gone about it the right way, humiliating people on social media is never going to go down well in a culture based on respect. As for being fined ect, you would be fined just for going online and calling a restaurant garbage and awful if you worded it wrong, and rightly so if they complained because its not the way to do things. You can complain about your experience in honest terms, but slandering others and making broad statements on your opinions to damage others, nope, not in China.

[@nashbullet3213]

@@MultiMyNickNameThat’s why it’s in China, where you are not free to think for yourself which makes his activities all the more impressive

[@Dilomight]

@@CJ-wh7ikI’m with this. Furthermore that the particular subject isn’t that serious you aren’t doing the general population any favors by provoking a volatile government. In a free country fair game, in a regime where the government is extra sensitive than don’t do shit like this over freaking martial arts, too many people’s lives can be impacted in that kind of atmosphere just so one guy can get attention

[@RATLORD111]

I remember being in elementary wanting to join a bullshido school glad I didn't lol

[@goldenrules5697]

You almost become cult members... When you inside you will be thinking like them ..

[@gianniwu6564]

Honestly if you just want to move around is okay, nobody expects you to actually become a martial artist in one of those schools. Like my parents sent me to one of those schools and for years I simply did pretty normal gym stuff that would end with 20 minutes trying to mimic some moves that looked cool to impress parents, so like when parents come to pick us up we would do round house kicks or cart wheels, but would probably break my back in a real fight. Tai Chi is more or less the same, my grandpa goes everyday to a park just so he can spend time with his pals and they never do anything too tiring, otherwise if someone can’t keep up and leaves the group they would be all sad. Then there are the scammers.

[@jgpudlum8899]

“Ancient Chinese masters hate his one trick!”

[@JohnSmith-ox3gy]

The forbidden knuckle sandwich technique!

[@MemeLordCrusader]

"Ancient Chinese martial artist hate his one kick"

[@dutchtoday]

Xu has a paypal account that he shows the QR code for in his videos. I sent him ten bucks a minute ago. Might be nice if we all sent him a few bucks to show his efforts (and cojones) are appreciated worldwide.

[@Timk630]

Xu, is a modern day hero. Much respect

[@Grizathvili]

new fighting techniques in this video 10.57 crying boy technique 11.20 little duck flipping water 12.12 fish floundering style 13.25 falling banana stems 14.40 protecting social Winning 16.34 weirdo walking style 17.15 cyclops never surrender 17.20 little boy bully 22.08 rice mincing fist

[@Nugzz187]

Xu’s story really got to me. The first time I saw it was on count. Dankula and I was intrigued ever since, follow him on KZbin and other social media, but as he doesn’t speak English, it’s very difficult to converse, but by God did he leave a lasting statement and all that bullshit kung fu karate crap

[@alexandermendez4653]

Karate is legit

[@polodok9988]

​@@alexandermendez4653Both Kung Fu and Karate are legit (actual ones, not the type you'd see on overexaggarated movies or mcdojos). Although Karate is Japanese

[@Dodoskee]

Just for clarity: Bushido is the ancient code of honor and morals developed by the Japanese samurai. Totally legitimate and respectable. Bullshido on the other hand refers to martial arts fraud, especially exaggerated or fraudulent claims regarding the biography, lineage, skills, or experience of martial arts instructors. Let's not mix up the terms. 😜

[@MsMvsc]

Samurai weren't actually honorable...

[@thatonehumanoid7756]

@@MsMvsc I mean.... some of them were, obviously.

[@BWater-yq3jx]

@@MsMvsc They had a code of honour, which did involve some brutality, as they were warriors. Medieval knights had a similar code, also with brutality - Chivalry. Honour, as defined at the time, within the parameters of their codes, did not necessarily involve being 'nice'. Because it was based in combat & war. Even Chivalry, originally had nothing to do with women. That was added later, believe it or not to help knights get women. 😁 The idea being that knights' honour and heroics should be attractive to women, rather than being a rich nobleman. Up to then, chicks were all about that 💰 Just like now. 😜

[@chrislukas4966]

Xu needs to come to the states or the UK. This dude is my new hero

[@capadociaash8003]

Well I doubt his social credit score will allow him to do that

[@BravoSix_6]

He can't even leave the country

[@Alpha4you.]

Huge respect for XU the mad dog 👍🏻

[@wormy999]

I knew the bullock kicks was on the way but ball sack pulling was a different level.

[@isaiahbroars835]

I've trained in Kung fu since I was 4-6 and it is just sad to see the people I used to look up to be frauds, popularity leeches, and Forget the meaning of what they created, what they taught me. Kung fu in my eyes still Has a place in this world but it is how it is used, formed, shaped, and understood and made profit and publicty of that kills it. "Kung fu can be the best if you make it to be... but before any of that you need the results, facts, and hard work to it"

[@isaiahbroars835]

I can't stand the demonitization in any real demonstration because real useful applications should be Kung Fu

[@tacoponcho]

Kung fu is also BS

[@isaiahbroars835]

@tacoponcho ok and this video was made how long ago. Don't think you've accomplished much

[@tacoponcho]

@@isaiahbroars835 doesnt matter now youre here replying

[@Dilomight]

Whether it’s practical in dangerous encounters or not isn’t relevant to me. It’s excellent for body conditioning, coordination, focus and posture. You got be sharped and disciplined to get thru the exercises and forms and that is so practical in every area of our lives excluding fighting. Every person I’ve met who’s trained in Kung fu had a graceful walk, gentle alertness and calm. I don’t know or care about their ability to actually fight. That’s might beef with the movies and fantasies about Kung fu is it did overshadow the really awesome benefits of functional living

[@LIBERTYSINCURSION]

Xu Xiaodong is an MMA Martyr. A Patron Saint even.

[@DudeRandom]

The "clown" facepaint that was supposed to make him humiliated during the fight made the "Master" that he was fighting extra humiliated because he lose against a "Clown". At first, I thought that painting was somekind of war facepaint and at the end I still thought it was a war facepaint.

[@nutshot_brawler8466]

Hope Xu is doing well, I appreciate him being real and all that, but I would like for him to be ALIVE for a bit longer, 50 more years sounds like a good amount, and being real in China is essentially a death sentence, unfortunately

[@Dan.50]

They tried to reverse engineer what they were seeing in theaters. It's like trying to learn to gunfight by watching John Wayne movies.

[@mikomi23]

Reporter: So, how do you arrive at the fight being a draw?? Judge: Well, I have to look at many things, each with their own levels of intricate details needing full analysis. But what really swung it for me was when just before the last round I was handed a note saying that if I didn't call it a draw I would taken away for robust plums training where a series of nutters would kick rhythmically in nether regions. And then I would be forced to flatten a square acre of farmland using a roller and said plums 😨.

[@yusuke502]

Most people don’t know this, but Bruce Lee pretty much abandoned Wing Chun when he came to America. That’s when he incorporated boxing, wrestling, jujitsu, and other useful martial arts into his arts; he called it Jeet Kune Do which translate to A STYLE WITHOUT A STYLE. Essentially it really means Mix Martial Arts because all it really is, is combining arts from all other fighting styles that are useful. I just hate how many people think that Bruce Lee is all about Wing Chun because of the Ip Man movies.

[@nestmaquiling5781]

My unkle is one of jetkundo fighter, his old now, without this art he die in tratoring axe of the enemy on his back, he manage to stop the man and his axe, but he suffered too much because the axe cut his skull, luckily his still alive and in good health, his age is 70+.... Chaku is his favorite weapon since young... Yeah... Bruz lee art is great...

[@javiersoriano671]

He didn’t abandon wing chun when he came to America, it was more around after he fought with Wong Jack Man. Some witnesses of that fight went on to say Bruce was chasing him around trying to chain punch him as Wong ran away. If he did abandon Wing Chun upon his arrival he wouldn’t have been chain punching in that fight. Also JKD doesn’t mean style without style it means way of the intercepting fist. The style without style thing is the philosophy of the art not the translation. Sure Bruce went on record saying Kung fu is a classical or fancy mess but yet he still took pragmatic elements about each Kung fu style he learned about whether it be the wing chun he actually learned from Wong Shun Leung (one of Ip’s disciples), some stuff from mantis (which he learned from Fook Yeung) and perhaps choy li fut (which he gave praise to for being one of the few pragmatic Kung fu styles). Another reason I don’t think he completely abandoned WC is because there’s still JKD schools that teach trapping (which of course isn’t exclusive to JKD and WC) and the fact they still use wooden dummies.

[@kingcrustytut7544]

Thats cool and all, but thats like talking about a stuntmans martial arts regimen who cares. Bruce had a resounding ZERO real fights, and yet people love to claim he "invented mma" its stupid.

[@kingcrustytut7544]

@@javiersoriano671 its hilarious people are watching a bullshido video, while spreading bullshido. Bruce is bullshido, he literally had "one inch punches" and shit LMFAO. Like come on dude, its 2023 google it. Its hilarious people still believe this shit. JKD is bullshit, you cant "intercept" a punch, you would be knocked out etc etc.

[@javiersoriano671]

@@kingcrustytut7544for one thing the one inch punch isn’t supposed to be applied in a fight in the compliant demo fashion Bruce was doing it at the Long Beach tournament back then. Keyword being *DEMO*, all that Bruce Lee was trying to explain was that any punch you land and hit hard with in can still have power a small distance whether it be a jab, hook, or cross. This video by Icy Mike and Sifu Sergio touch on the subject a little better kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZnFq2SBmtelgK8 and just because he doesn’t have a fight record doesn’t mean he couldn’t fight. If he really was a weak bullshido man like a majority of these disrespectful fucks online try to make him out to be, none of the other martial artists who went on to have fight records and were friends with Bruce Lee at the time wouldn’t have trained with him the first place.

[@alexsenseisclassroom6859]

Kung fu masters look like elementary school children pretending they have superpowers

[@iaingeddes4288]

Just discovered this channel and I love it. Your deadpan delivery is indeed a most powerful martial art. Drollery trumps any amount of gonad abuse.

[@danielaguirre5078]

Chinese Kung Fu

[@jaybeckerman7322]

I can't tell if these guys really think they have these powers and skills, or if they really just expected him to go along.

[@magicaltour1]

A bit of both, maybe. Many guys like this believe their own hype. Losing messes up their self-esteem. A lot of Chinese martial arts look cool, but they aren’t pressure tested the way something like judo or Muay Thai are, so they tend to fall to more experienced fighters.

[@kooroshrostami27]

Judging from their reactions, they probably have never been hit in the face before. Easy to believe your own lies when you never meet any resistance.

[@lonlonlink]

Those Shaolin nut checkers got me screaming in the office 😂 I heard that the government made him paint his face to mock him, it wasn't a disguise like you say in the video

[@dragonflytempb8395]

I already knew this guys story but I think it's kinda important bc it can be very dangerous when someone thinks they can fight or save the day when they can't. I want his story to be seen and heard. The more likes and comments a video gets, the more likely it will be seen by others. Plus as this is my new addiction creator, I just can't get enough!

[@tosheee]

When a martial art stopped evolving, one should just accept that it has evolved into mere tradition or art. I did that with my art, still love it, but I accept that it’s obsolete, and one only practice it as a hobby, not to become a fighter or practical self-defense.

[@Faith0929ROK]

Chinese Kung Fu only works in IP MAN movies. Their fighting style turns into school yard kids fighting style once fight starts. It’s worthless and useless Kung Fu is.😂😂😂

[@haitaelpastor976]

"Being a minority of one does not mean being insane" - George Orwell Keep fighting the Big Brother and the Party, Xu. We got your back.

[@brunospfc8511]

3:00 That's Cartman "Roshambo" Technique....you can ask Pip about it...

[@MrLolx2u]

You need to realize that what Xu did was hella impressive to expose fake masters but then again, the way he did it was highly, HIGHLY arrogant and that's what made people in China to hate him for what he did. Also, ffs, PLEASE don't call Chinese martial arts "Bushido". It just isn't. Xu's initial purpose was to expose these so-called "Taichi master" who kept going on CCTV and other Chinese broadcasting channels to spread that how they can force push people away, without contact or minimal contact, with just Qigong or some shit and how their palm are soo strong that they can split skulls in half or some shit. Xu knew they were bullshitting as he was an ex-contact Chinese martial arts practitioner himself thus he knew that the other arts are useful but the talk about using Qigong to "injure someone with minimal contact" was hell of bullshit thus he straight up challenged that master to a fight and the rest was history. He proved it to be correct and he did beat the crap out of that master. HOWEVER, that was NOT his fall from grace. It comes way later. Xu was then actually lauded for awhile but then somehow someone spun his purpose into "destroying age of tradition of fake Chinese kungfu" and soon "masters" upon "masters" started to challenge him which, Xu accepts most of them. Between the challenges, that big spin of lies that he's trying to "destroy Chinese kungfu" got the attention of the government's eyes and soon they started to give him tons of trouble and a sort-of bounty was even placed on his head by a millionaire businessman who quote that "I would pay 1 million USD to any Taichi master who can beat this young punk down". That did get Xu into alot of trouble as his credit score plummeted after being sanctioned by the government which meant that he can't rent houses, stay in certain hotels, can't take the high speed rails and flights in China and he can't take loans neither. His social media was heavily scrutinized and posts were all being monitored heavily by the authorities. It's just like a prison without bars for Xu. But that didn't deter him and he continued fighting and sparring with these "Taichi Master" and most of them were beaten by him. Then he was even forced to wear makeup and fight under fake names just to fight these "masters". He did get his reputation back slowly but that wasn't what caused him to be hated. It's his attitude. What Chinese people prides the most is Kungfu and it's beliefs. Even if one is beaten, one must be graceful in defeat or the victorious ones must show respect to the fallen. That's basic eastern martial arts even in Judo, Hapkido or whatever eastern martial arts. However Xu did none of that. When he beats these masters, he was often shown to be cocky and taunting his opponents like he's still in an MMA match. It's normal for MMA fighters to taunt each other like boxing matches but not normal sparring between Kungfu masters which is why many turned their hatred against Xu's constant taunts. "Win and prove you point, done. Don't taunt people for their loss", that's what many people hate about him. Buuuut then again, even the grand abbot of Shaolin temple endorsed his path to righteousness in righting the wrongs of fake Kungfu masters in 2019 and he even forced the whole China's Wushu federation that asks these school leaders to stop calling themselves as "grandmasters" so that's something I guess...