Karate and BJJ has the WEIRDEST Rivalry

[@senseisethreacts]

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[@wardog5537]

Im geekin over the fact you spent time to color identify his gi lmao

[@kungfujoe2136]

your mom can beat a guard puller

[@phoenix4495]

Hey Seth so r u saying if we’re one of your viewers that’s a bad decision so we should unsubscribe? Pretty sure that’s what u said lol. Jokes on u imma a joke too so I’m still a subscriber jk lol

[@tammykennedy4165]

I think that karate guys get upset when they realize that karate is pretty much useless in a real fight and all their years of training have been for nothing then they get even more upset when they realize they should have been training in a system like bjj the whole time and not wasted their time or money on karate

[@wardog5537]

@@tammykennedy4165 karate is nowhere near useless in a real fight lol...

[@zaqzilla1]

I love how Oliver didn't stop the round. That's the kind of thing a brother would think is hilarious.

[@rustyshackleford735]

I think that Oliver was also proving a point seems he's a bjj practitioner himself and understands that bjj can take more time.

[@XXNerdzillaXX]

Im the older brother. I would DEFINITELY do that.. cause it's funny.

[@chrispoggi1726]

@@XXNerdzillaXX I think oliver is jesses younger brother which makes it funnier :P

[@MagSidious]

"He has him controlled, he's on top, other guy is out of breath, he wins." The problem with that statement is that one of those 400 punches to the head probably knocked the guy out a long time ago.

[@KONGISKINGKONGISMYGOAT]

Lol

[@KONGISKINGKONGISMYGOAT]

Kong whoops mag sidious btw

[@BWater-yq3jx]

Yeah this is the issue with friendly spars between strikers and grapplers.

[@vids595]

@@BWater-yq3jx Fortunately we have tons and tons of fights that were not friendly spar to inform us. And we know that overwhelmingly a grapple is able to take the fight to the ground and win.

[@zavala1360]

@@vids595this is why wrestling is the most important

[@joshbeambjj]

Your commentary is hilarious hahaha I was worried watching this, ngl, but I'm honored to be on the Seth Reacts channel, thank you 😂🙏 Also huge shoutout to Jesse and Oliver for making this original video with me, it was an awesome trip out there in Stockholm.

[@Yupppi]

You guys had sick humor going on in this video. Also those first two warmups are my favourite judo warmups!

[@JinchurikiDemon]

In the video you said it was basically inconclusive because of the time limit. But if it was a real fight you'd be knocked out in seconds. So Jesse is right about BJJ

[@illiJomusic]

A gentleman

[@xbloodgoatx]

Dude Josh I watched it first on yours but when I seen Seth reacting to it I had to see it whole video was pure entertainment loved it.

[@xbloodgoatx]

Oh also I will now forever see you as not josh but the great "speed bag" lol the amount of repetitive punches you took to the face lol just wonderful 11:27 13:52

[@redeemedforgivenfree349]

14:53 bahahaha that research montage had me ROLLING... 😂

[@BoYcLuE]

SNAAAAKKKKEEEE!!!!

[@fenrirunchained6398]

"fighting doesn't have any time limits' .... .Jesse out here throwing a hundred PULLED punches.. I have a feeling bjj fella might not exactly be conscious after eating that many -actual- hits.. lol

[@brucefree8]

The lesson is: if you can take 400 punches, BJJ works very well.

[@David_Raab]

Funny thing: Typical Karate hardening will help you taking 400 punches.

[@chaosapple7771]

@@David_Raab No, no it doesn't. No amount of "hardening training" can increase your chances of surviving head shots. That isn't a thing.

[@David_Raab]

@@chaosapple7771 Yes, hardening the head is harder. You can train the neck to stop impact, as many fighters do.

[@chaosapple7771]

@David_Raab Hardening the head is impossible lol. Not harder. Impossible. The brain doesn't get cushioning because you harden the skull, and head trauma is caused by the brain being vulnerable INSIDE of the skull. Not the skull being vulnerable. Even if you did harden your skull, it actually makes it worse because you subject your brain to more trauma in the process of hardening the skull. Strengthing the neck muscles has benefits, but it does not "stop impacts." It only reduces the amount of movement of the head. That has nothing to do with hardening techniques, however. That is just called lifting weights and strength training.

[@David_Raab]

@@chaosapple7771 Yes, hardening the head is harder. You can train the neck to stop impact, as many fighters do.

[@senseileo4829]

13:11 it is true that real fights don't have any time limit, but with that being said, Jesse's quick punch combo at 11:39 most likely would've ended it if it were a real fight. So it really depends how each fighter uses their style to get the advantage.

[@Iantrypsk]

Tbh, now when you say you do BJJ strikers will low kick you in sparring because they can hit hard and stop the bravery of shooting retarded double legs 😆Jesse did the fancy version of walk back switch kick to the body for the camera

[@dannychoppa717]

Lmao those weak ass punches wouldnt do anything. Especially covered up. That being said, Purple belt has no takedown skills lol

[@senseileo4829]

@@dannychoppa717 I'm saying as if Jesse DID put power behind those punches, which he would in a street fight, those would definitely end it if it were power punches

[@David-gj9qr]

​@@dannychoppa717"If it were a real fight" This was just sparing/casual competition and not an actual competition. He's saying that if it were a real fight then those punches wouldn't be "weak ass punches" because he wouldn't be pulling them

[@dannychoppa717]

@@David-gj9qr Then maybe that original video should be called " play fighting jiujitsu vs karate." Btw, the jiujitsu guy is probably more unbearable for the fact he just lets himself get punched in single leg x. And no takedown game.. Karate dude is just a clown.

[@pathfinder7614]

You guys have the most amazing community. You, Jesse, Mike, Kevin. You guys are great.

[@rewrose2838]

Editor Seth, 14:47 with that Metal Gear Solid edit is the reason why this is my favourite fighter channel on youtube

[@Chris-k7z]

What people need to do is realize what UFC proved to all of us over 30 years ago. There is no 1 superior style. This is why its called MMA. All fights start sranding, 95% of them end up on the ground. The best in MMA work what they are weak at. This creates wrestlers that can kick, Karate guyd that kniw Jufo, etc. There shiuld be no "beef" Just embrace the arts. Look what happened when Chuck Liddell, a D-1 wrestler, took up Kenpo Karate... The first "striker" to dominate in MMA.

[@OK-sy7dh]

13:10 I love how everyone forgets that Jessie's punches in real life would ko this guy 20 times before he got to top position

[@sorinturle4599]

Yeah, and specially 11:40 would have been a finishing in Pat Smith - Scott Morris style. Coma.

[@hourglas]

Very true. He ate so many punches to the face before getting anywhere near top position. He would've lost by ko. He also lost to the clock.

[@emansfvera]

I disagree my man, its hard to land a knock out punch when both opponents are equally skilled, its really, really hard.

[@hourglas]

@@emansfvera skill was shown. Position was attained. In that position it would've been a wrap. Not a knockout "punch", just getting punched to sleep.

[@emansfvera]

@hourglas dude jesse has such a big weight advantage and is a black belt. If he fought a black belt in jiu jitsu that is his size he woukd get mauled easy. This guy is a skilled small purple belt, of course jesse has an advantage but not because of his skills it because of his size mainly lol.

[@DragonTigerBoss]

"You did have some good strikes in there." -some BJJ guy who got ragdolled by a karate nerd

[@DragonTigerBoss]

I'm still unimpressed by BJJ. If it were a sanctioned fight, Jesse would have a TKO in under a minute.

[@t0ss]

It really comes down to the fighter’s skill as a fighter, rather than their style they prefer. Watch the Khabib vs Mcgregor fight. Khabib used bjj to control and dominate one the best strikers in the UFC. On the other hand, mcgregor has also torn apart many grapplers. It’s about fighting skill, not some secret style that beats them all.

[@SINdaBlock411]

​@@t0sswrong, its both the style as well as the one representating it ... bjj is useless

[@LemmyCetay]

​@@t0ssi agree. People should criticize the martial artist instead of the martial art

[@AverageMojaveMailman]

​@@t0ssSince when did Khabib became a BJJ-based fighter?

[@waynesmith8243]

“Butt hurt butt scooter” is the funniest thing I’ve heard on KZbin in a long time

[@bedubes2757]

Made a fighter on a UFC game, made sure he had both karate and BJJ. Called him the peacemaker.

[@tom5662]

fun fact: Sweden has its own version of baseball that was made by some guy who visited the US and vaguely remembered what baseball looked like.

[@augustgremaud2738]

Historically it was BJJ vs Luta Livre in Vale Tudo competitions! A video on it would be super cool.

[@jacobharris954]

This is the most friendliest beef ever

[@joshbeambjj]

Can confirm, friendly beef

[@pirelo5935]

Is it possible for it to be unfriendly without it being cringe

[@ElDusteh]

That "No time limit" part was kind of moot when you eat 48 to the dome back time my man, you ran out of time 14 fists ago my guy.

[@raccoonmyroom6861]

The Abraham Lincoln video was probably one of my favorite videos that you've done. Great guest, learned a lot about Martial Arts and the grappling and choke slam history was really cool. I also liked learning about the history of Martial Arts in the U.S. and the influences as well as were we can still find them. It was cool!

[@vladimirgertner3960]

I am not sure i agree with the "no time limit in a fight" argument. because that rule influenced how Jessie fought for sure, and you bet that if Jessie had some bad intention behind those 400 punches, he would have knocked him out.

[@alive4767]

jessie could continued and never gone down he just gave up coz he thought times up and your point stands as well jessie could go harder

[@vladimirgertner3960]

@@alive4767 I mean jessie was landing good ground and pound for a while there.

[@brihno360]

In jiu jitsu we don’t need protection… Yeah and everyone is running around with staph infections, ringworm, and stiff necks that don’t turn all the way in either direction.

[@rw8147]

Honestly, this is a big reason why I've never gotten into BJJ. I am bigtime afeared of staph and ringworm, and my neck already doesn't turn all the way in either direction thanks to motorcycle.

[@Leo_machados]

@@rw8147gi jiu jitsu tends to be alot cleaner then no gi

[@paxmarc1673]

Yeah some pads would totally stop those thing from happening

[@JD2jr.]

@@rw8147 Just take showers and do laundry. I've been doing this stuff for almost 15 years and I don't think I've encountered anyone with staph from Grappling. Just don't go somewhere that doesn't maintain hygiene.

[@nunyabidness3429]

eh i personally find it to be the most overrated grappling art. Sorta like Sensei Seth once said, it's going through a corporate sponsor age similar to how Karate did in the 70's - 90's. Naturally one's ability depends on their skill, dedication, stamina, and strength. But I noticed a low level wrestler is able to dispatch a higher level BJJ practicioner, I guess the JRE bros never got around to that part of the cast.

[@jonahwashburn1163]

I feel like most of the influencers addressing this question miss a huge part of the divide between Karate and BJJ these days. Both martial arts claim to be something that in 95% of the world, they truly aren’t anymore. BJJ likes to advertise itself as the master martial art of no holds barred combat; they point to examples like the early UFC days to make this point. But most gyms train nothing like the Gracie’s trained for those fights. Most gyms can see 250+ lbs out of shape purple belts who are mediocre at best at one or two takedowns, and who have never done live rounds defending themselves from striking opponents. We are talking years of martial arts training, never getting punched, and then claiming they could totally handle any pure striker… yea, you’re not that guy bro. Karate on the other hand advertises itself as the complete martial art for self defense; staying on your feet, some throws and some groundwork, some weapons stuff. I’ve personally met 16 year old Blackbelts in karate who admitted they had never taken another martial arts class, but were adamant they not only could protect themselves from a BJJ competitor, but could even give them a hard time in a grappling match. I actually had an experience where I was interviewing at a karate school (long story) to help teach their once a week 30 minute grappling class (I was a blue belt in BJJ getting ready to test for purple), and I had to show their team of 18-22 year old coaches how to load someone for a hip throw. These guys told me they had over 10 years of karate under their belts, and assured me they were competent grapplers, but had never even tried loading someone for a hip throw. (The interview experience was wild and lasted about a month and a half before I finally just told them I was no longer interested in the position, it’s a long story but I’ll share if people want.) My point is, very few BJJ schools seriously teach throws or strikes, and very few karate schools actually teach anything other than pure striking. Rather than comparing one martial art to another to see which is better, a far better mental attitude is cross training. Rather than looking at BJJ as a complete self defense system, it’s better to look at it as ground fighting only. That’s a far more honest assessment of what BJJ is today, and the same is true for Karate, but for striking. Individual martial arts today are more about specialization, not generalization. If you want to learn to fight, you are highly unlikely today to learn how by attending only BJJ, only Karate, only Boxing, only Judo, Etc. get out and cross train, it’s better than keyboard warrior-ing.

[@Dodgerzden]

It's always been that way as far as I know. I did Judo in the 70s and Karate in the 80s and I never heard any grappling style teaching strikes and I never heard of any striking style teaching grappling. But there were a couple of isolated schools teaching a sort of hybrid style that incorporated a hodge-podge of techniques but they never did any serious kind of sparring. But it's worthy to note that the original Japanese Jiu-Jitsu is a system that incorporates every kind of technique imaginable and Judo, BJJ and many karate styles such as Shotokan gleaned their techniques from Japanese Jiu-Jitsu to form specialties. Very much like all Korean styles such as Tae Kwon Do, Tang Soo Do and Hapkido became specialties by gleaning their techniques from Hwarang-Do, which also is comprised of every kind of technique under the sun.

[@taylorhillard4868]

As someone who has done martial arts since I was a child and practiced in many various disciplines it all comes down to this; do not get into a fight unless your life depends on it, and if your life does depend on it, fight like it. Modern martial arts is a sport, not self defense. The original martial arts use techniques that are universally banned from all modern sports because they are too dangerous. If everyone was out here using the full extent and power of what thier martial art originally contained, you would have a bunch of blind, deaf, and deformed martial artists, even excluding all of the ones who just simply died. The human body is incredibly fragile, even if you train it to its full potential. No one who is actually proficient in martial arts ever wants to be in a real fight, because they know exactly what is at stake.

[@JEFFMAN90]

Well said bro

[@alexlilano1931]

Michael Jai Whites talked about how they fixed BJJ to win in the early UFC to promote the fighting style. It worked since BJJ exploded and the Garcies made a ton of money from it. The only true best representive of martial artists of their fighting style were the BJJ fighters in the early UFC and the rest of the other arts were amateur fighters at best. If you took a Karate champion who had full contact competitions like Dolph Lundgren or Chuck Norris or a Muay Thai vs an amateur BJJ, the Karate or Muay Thai will win. Dolph almost ended Stallion in Rocky 4 by punching him in the chest. Stallion went to the hospital with a swollen heart. Karate was legit as it came. Today's MMA is a better representation of fighting art vs fighting art. Karate is way more legitimate and BJJ isnt as dominate as it seemed in the early UFC.

[@iamben42]

15:03 This entire sequence is the funniest thing😂😂😂

[@BoxerKyokushin]

In 1886, the Tokyo Metro Police hosted a tournament to decide which Jiu Jitsu style was superior. The winner would be adopted as the training style for the police academy. Kano's Judo won 13 out of 15 matches and fought the other two to a draw. Judo was established and became the first martial art of the modern era.

[@JohnSmith-rr3jt]

11:50 this is a great learning lesson for all the BJJ guys. The other guy isn't going to fight by your rules, so if you can't defend yourself from striking say goodbye to your face.

[@Wabaloo]

The broccoli metaphor was straight cheddar.

[@LivingFantastic]

Boxing gyms also definitely have mirrors in them but usually not the entire room

[@jeremykiahsobyk102]

"Jiu Jitsu. Always keep them on their toes." You can't pull guard on your toes, Seth. ...unless you're toe wrestling... Don't look at my internet history.

[@rw8147]

Dude, the lincoln video was one of my favorite non-sumo videos you've done. It was fantastic.

[@dominic6634]

Frankly BJJ takes itself way to seriously

[@هايالقناةفقطتجربة]

5:00 the "i love Swedish girls" shirt 💀

[@joshbeambjj]

Thanks, i thought it was great too

[@alexanderren1097]

I can’t see “BJJ” anymore without hearing Master Ken say “Bujayjay”

[@dradamov]

I think it was GSP who said "a lot of BJJ black belts turn into white belts when you add striking to the round"

[@damanOts]

Snake saying “Seth is right. Jesse’s uniform is blue” was so unexpected 😂😂

[@Shmicah1235]

Okay, halfway in and like.... Josh Beam seems to encapsulate everything I dislike about sport jiu jitsu. Rather than trying to properly clinch up, look for footsweeps or a double (something safe to get to the ground), and protecting himself from strikes, he instead opts to sacrifice all advantage for a botched sacrifice throw and then eat punches fishing for sweeps. I don't consider myself the most gifted brown belt in the world, but where I train we try to instill common sense for self-defence. Take your opponent down without sacrificing position, protect yourself from strikes by managing distance and creating frames, look to stay on top. I know he's only at purple, but COME ON MAN

[@badfoody]

He has this "i can box my way in an MMA match" kind of energy

[@StodOneR]

Sure there was a time limit but Jesse definitely wasn't striking for a knockout

[@TheGeehanlolShow]

"SHOES ON THE MATT!?" LMAO caught me off guard

[@DiustheZ]

Not really making your case for BJJ when "He made this difficult by pushing me away" is an effective strategy. 11:15

[@JohnSmith-rr3jt]

13:00 but by the same token, if this was a real fight and Jesse actually hit him, the fight would have been over within the first 60-seconds because he would have had his head caved in lol.

[@mjb7015]

I think wing chun vs different wing chun lineages is a pretty big rivalry, too. Especially online in comments sections.

[@bolieve603]

When you couldn't find your headphones I thought it was going to be a Raycons ad

[@johanlundstrom1561]

Sweden and baseball: We don''t know *anything*, but we do have a kind of softball.

[@jeffrey88888]

There are a lot of traditional Japanese Jiujitsu moves excluded from BJJ that are actually similar to Karate. There are blocks, straight handed punches, knife hand, pressure/joint manipulation. We even have bo, jo, bokken, tonfa, etc.

[@thor498]

The otherway around too

[@jeffrey88888]

@@thor498 That's why I said similar to karate

[@BareknuckleParatrooper]

I do not know too much about BJJ, so please all of the BJJ people, forgive me if i am wrong. I would think that the reason behind the presence of all these techniques in Japanese styles and the absence in BJJ is, that BJJ is a combat Sport, while JJJ is a martial art originally intended for Self defense. And sport, no matter how tough, brutal or bloody it may be, is not the same as Self defense.

[@LeSpicey]

15:05 colour composition of 12% red, 11% green, and 15% blue. Yeah, technically blue, but it’s just so desaturated, that it’s essentially a dark gray/black Loved the montage! And ignore me, Snake is always right

[@Arcknight9202]

Seth, your editor sounds a lot like David Hayter. That Solid Snake impression was spot on.

[@JRoyGreen]

I love proper martial art practitioners like this, because of their attitudes and willingness to learn from each other... and share with others.

[@longshadowinquisition5030]

The very first line of the vid had me rolling. Never let it be said that martial artists don't have a sense of humor. Keep teaching and I'll always be there to learn. Osu!

[@pluviasalutor1290]

I did not expect the metal gear sequence. That was great, lol.

[@cjbrown7158]

The Metal Gear edit was great!!🤣🤣

[@thejacobanderson1]

Metal Gear solid reference killed me. I love it!

[@sigis72]

A BJJ guy fighting a Karate guy would simply wake up on the floor with a broken jaw wondering wtf just happened. You can phanatsize about all you want, but like Mike Tyson said "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in their face"

[@massasauga100]

Jessie highlights really well why we don't allow white belts to go for leg locks at my gym lmao

[@pr1m3d]

I thought that Sensei Seth was just Josh Beam post bulk, but apparently they are different people.

[@joshbeambjj]

I'm currently bulking

[@calebvause1890]

Love all your stuff, man. Keep it up

[@jayzsphotography6]

From a TKD guy, your a pretty cool Karate guy! So is Jesse, who I still think is the offspring of Cary Elwes.

[@vandamme6379]

Karate is like 80% grappling. Folks think that karate is jumping around punching the air, but there are throws and takedowns that start from bridging and grappling. Plus Kata trains strong stances which are amazing against takedowns etc,

[@bolz37]

Jesse got gassed from punching that guy 400 times in one minute. He does outweigh him by 20-30 pounds.

[@ulhasanzk2249]

the barrage of punches Jesse threw when he got the fist take down would have been the end if he did not hold back

[@BWater-yq3jx]

There's nothing new under the sun. The way that BJJ has been diluted for the masses, while those practitioners have a culty beĺief that their art is like a superpower compared to others... is pretty damn similar to what happened with karate decades ago. Been there, done that. Seen it, heard it all before.

[@joekerr1607]

Because Royce Gracie made a lot of karate elite look absolutely stupid.

[@AnthonyJohnson-hs3xs]

Yeah...maybe...

[@robcherry4504]

That was because rhoyce had experience fighting in an mma format while the karate fighters he faced had only ever fought in striking competitions. BJJ biggest advantage in thr early years was surprise

[@badfoody]

​@@robcherry4504it was also takedowns Modern sport Bjj has forgotten that

[@KurtAngle89]

Tell us, which karate elites did he fought?

[@thebighousencaaattendancer478]

​@@KurtAngle89Girard Girdeau in UFC 1 finals.

[@TheCurry_]

the editing was insanely top notch on this one

[@HolofoilKev]

He would have been KO'd before he got Jesse on the mat. Not a Karate guy but Jesse won that exchange.

[@i.aladdin]

Omg that blue joke was so fucking good

[@valygomu]

Metal Gear Solid...I knew y'all were cultured gentleman

[@olebanjolip618]

that abe lincoln video got me watching you again lol good work on it.

[@TrackCivic]

Edits are outta this world, during this video 😂👏

[@amirl3210]

When they started striking on the mat it was hilarious

[@davidherron3136]

I think the part where one guy is standing and wailing down punches settles it for reality based stuff, like yea after a minute of pretending to punch you in the head i got tired and you got to do a floor technique

[@ZorroinArkham]

As a Judoka for the first fight we would have fenced in thrown through the punches. Clinch stops strikes. Judo also has kick sweeps and slaps to cover for a Harai. Seems like Judo is better than JJ too

[@JustinPrice-r8j]

In a street fight I think the 400 shots to the ribs would have been a game stopper.

[@eliph4165]

Karate: I pity you Bjj: I don't think about you at all.

[@jameshealan2881]

"butt scooters" had me rolling

[@VikingMale]

I love how all these different stylists who do youtube content are all friends and hang out…

[@axelstone3131]

🤣 how did you get David Hayters voice for the metal gear solid part? Lol

[@selfelected3832]

Watching this is like watching a dad play fight with his 5 year old son

[@DoomGoy88]

My autism is fixating on "burple belt" what the fuck, Seth?!?

[@miqvPL]

karate and tkd only arts you train with mirrors in the room? Over a half of boxing gyms I visited had mirrors like that, these are great to correct your footwork and stance or to notice your flaws in shadowboxing

[@Rockstar-bq5fm]

Don’t call out my mirror obsession!!! I look good when I shadow box 😂

[@tribalman9668]

Guard pulling in reality is judo sutemi waza/ sacrifice techniques taken to a new level.. so if by guard pulling you mean all those take downs plus the modern entrances and applications like the Iminary roll, not just butt scooting, there could be a chance for the guard puller.. as long as he doesn’t get kick in the head, lol

[@PetarPetrov-cn2xx]

14:55 bro amazing editing! Omg snake!

[@primetimegametime7831]

10:58 “In jiu jitsu, we don’t need protection.” -Pause!✋

My uncle was a professional mid distance runner. I broke his middle finger playing football in the yard a few months before the world championship. He had to keep running 100+ miles a week in his chicago suburb with his taped up middle finger held above his head. He wrote a premptive apology letter in the local paper. Finger injuries are serious. They can make you the mad flipper offer. 🖕

[@hrekila002]

for Zach and Nord, mine is still running need a new one like in a year or so. love you both Zach and Nord

[@chrispoggi1726]

Bro i loved that Lincoln video lmao

[@GreyfauxxGaming]

In a lot of Kung Fu schools there are mirrors too.

[@premo0]

Oh man the mgs reference was hilariously awesome!!!

[@jasonbritnell42]

The headphones actually made your head look normal sized, compared to how it usually looks.

[@Yupppi]

When do you stream on Twitch? I really dig the MGS part, speaks to my heart mr. Twitch streamer. "What do Swedish people know anything about baseball bats" I bet they tried Finnish baseball at some point and that's that. I've seen some karate people, why not aikido and bujinkan people too, doing some judo throws really effectively. Variations from that jujutsu school or that Japanese budo in general, but they're good at them no lie. And when you mention the short karate gis, it feels crazy today, but old judo gis were short sleeved like that. In those old videos they really have disturbingly short sleeves which must've been quite an annoyance. Before they decided that the gi should have certain measures in sport. Maybe one of those side kicks if caught properly could land you a good kibisu gaeshi or even kuchiki taoshi. But it looks so tough to get that grip against a karateka. The discussion about creating content is very descriptive of what you tend to see these days, not by all, but from quite a few channels. Having a bit irritating title, maybe in the form of question or statement, but as you watch the video they give credit to the topic and discuss it in a rather holistic and honest way. I do see way too many "is bjj/judo better" or "judo vs bjj fight" and I hate the idea when they have so much in common and can greatly benefit from each other. But many times the content of the video is a couple of grapplers having good time sparring with each other and learning different advantages and disadvantages. And often time with good humour and self-awareness like these guys in the video. The comment section in some of those videos though... Although I remember a good comment where someone pointed out how Travis Stevens, the US olympic medalist in judo, said that he too will guard pull in bjj because it's an effective strategy to win in bjj. How you adapt to the restrictions in place of any sport's rules. KZbin's been trying to serve me Jesse's content for a good while and I've been so close, I've got the image that he's worthwhile to listen to, but it just hasn't been the time yet, hasn't been exactly the interest I have on his videos, but maybe soon.

[@ripamoramee14]

The fuggin Snake cameo 😂😂😂

[@samueltronbot]

You got me with the blue gi/MGS reference. I subscribed!

[@datwistermanx93]

The quick and easy answer to this is Karate fails to things that happen on the street like being rushed or fighting in ways not familiar to Karate. People who train Karate train to fight other Karate fighters. Just to make it fair, BJJ's weakness is standing strikes and Longer Range fighting like kicks. BJJ will rule over Karate since you can't kick someone who closes distance but pride blinds them so they hear Range beats BJJ and they train to fight long so they should win in that fight. This is why when training it's important to learn all round fighting like kick boxing and muy thai. I took a bunch of classes in BJJ so I could defend against it. I also trained 6 years in Taekwondo (Which I regret since 85% of what I learned is useless) then started training Muy Thai which I love

[@Twister743]

Black belt does well against a purple belt, what a revelation 😂😂

[@Ned609]

I was half expecting those headphones to have car ears on them well done seth

[@saad5590]

Bro spent half of the video making fun of his headphones not knowing that nobody really cares

[@thatLukeKneller]

@13:00 to be fair Jessie would've followed through with his punches and kicks....

[@xspawnx83]

Dude the fucking Snake edit killed me.

[@HolyHadou]

Legit hoping you got a Cameo of David Hayter saying "You're Right. Jesse's Uniform is blue."

[@2025_R_I_S_I_N_G]

Loved this video! New subscriber! (For you and Zach😂🎉)

[@munkay_magickstudios8681]

Jesse Sandbagging so hard it makes you feel kinda bad for the kid even in the bjj round😅