I confronted Steven Seagal
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- čas přidán 6. 04. 2022
- Steven Seagal shows me Aikido techniques you DON’T see in movies! They are used in MMA (mixed martial arts) by famous UFC fighters. Because the samurai did NOT practice submission grappling - like BJJ or modern Jiu-jitsu does. Watch until the end so you don't miss the best part!
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EARLY CAN YOU PLEASE NOTICE ME
Early gang
Why don't you come home in Kenya. I mean , u have travelled over 20 countries. We want ur surprise man.And the only country you have ever visited in Africa is Morocco.
And so, how you feeling aikido tehnique ))) not work? Lol
Brother please make a vedio on How to overcome Fear During real street fight
Steven Seagal is the kind of guy that wakes up the entire family to let them know that he's going to bed
nice copy pasta
@@andrewheavenridge7955 it took effort
knew would be a comment like that LMAO
Lmafo
This commentator is the kind of guy who wakes up the entire family to let them know that he's stealing a comment.
This is probably the first time ive ever seen steven seagal enjoy an interview and feel comfortable in front of a camera
He has to face people who respect his knowledge and want to learn about something too.
including his movies
Teaching it and applying it is different. Bring him out to a real situation with another talent fighter
the man is old, it wouldnt be fair now@@danmichaud7142
@@danmichaud7142 "Teaching it and applying it is different. Bring him out to a real situation with another talent fighter"
So this "talented fighter" would be in the same age then?
The best way to beat Seagal in a fight is to make him chase you around for a couple of minutes.
Seconds
😅😅😅
He can seem like pure caricature, while simultaneously seemingly like he could seperate your head from your neck. A confusing read.
I'd make fun of him from a good safe distance, dude is a silly
man but can also kill you while loading his next plate of food with out skipping a beat
Dont worry. He could not fight if his life depended on it
Let me clear up this "confusing read". He's a big guy, he could beat most of us by pure strength. He's also a hack. He has no clue about martial arts.
I'm pretty sure in his prime he could beat up 95% of random guys on the street. But yeah, he's not gonna make it in the UFC.
We live in a reality where I can't tell if anyone is ever taking Seagal seriously or not.
The reality is... You do not want to be in the ring with Seagal... I don't give a damn what you say about this man... He's dangerous. REALLY
@@twylah9047 for sure I would never fight him
He's 70 years old and waddles .. just run off 😅
Bro we’re living in a reality where Steven Seagal exists lmfao, surely that’s enough in itself to not be able to process 😅
@@Aerieswhuntermusicofficial He's basically an anime character at this point.
i love it when he says "in real life" and looks longingly in to the distance, perhaps remembering fondly the brief periods of time he's spent there
😅that is comedy
Hahahaha!
That's savage as hell, dude. 😂
Haha
This comment is very underrated 😂😂😂
Looks like Steven Seagal ate young Steven Seagal.
HOLW COW!!! Dude is HUGE!! Guess he can't be as quick as he used to be. He's bigger than Cartman! He makes Cartman look SLIM!! 😂😂
All I can say is I worked on Under Siege right after college for months. Seagal invited me on his bus after I said I’d like to speak with him. He invited my Aikido senseis to the set, USS Alabama, where he spent all night with them between takes. And on my final day pulled out his black book and gave me Aikido dojo info as I was moving to Japan. 32 years later, I’m still here. He was kind to me and my friends.
That's a nice thing to hear as well.
How old are you?
❤
@@anitoliprotosov5922You don't know if that's true. He said that people were paid to lie about him.
@@flashinthepan3273 as if that soab was important enough to make anyone pay someone else to lie 😂😂
Steven Seagal is so weird I have to convince myself he's actually a real person every time I see him
Lmao literally, "from here I can severe the spinal cord" LMAO
@@Agnes135 hes gonna show up at your house/dojo and its on.
@@Agnes135
Remember when he was in the movie "Kung fu" with David carradine?
It s all his breakfast's fault
Hahaha hahaha 🤣🤣🤣
The confrontation was even more invisible than the kick!!😂😂
🤣🤣
Top comment 😂😂😂
That's funny because steven is already catching breath by just explaining moves
You are about to see Steven Seagal as you have never seen him before ...at 425 lbs.
😂😂😂my brain instantly read that in the movie guy voice
lmao i thought they were gonna say standing
😂
😂😂
Dude is in his 70s and actually lived his life, a pretty exciting one actually unlike some putz typing insults on a keyboard his life
Seagal taught me how to fight. I'm paralyzed.
"👉🏾DID YOUR (SPINE) BETRAY YOU???🤔🤨
@@malikmoncrieft6305 "when there are literally 2 spines inside a spine"- General commander sensei seagal
@@madhurshinde4988 OK, "👉🏾COPY THAT CAPTAIN..👍🏾
😂
Hahahaha
There is something so weird about a 70 year old Mongolian- Irish - Russian- Jewish American who lives officially in Russia and is an Aikido master, but has a lot of bullshido, having a conversation with a Swedish Karateka youtuber in Dubai, in an MMA gym, where in the background you hear Islamic prayer... lol
Well said...🙂
He’s also Jamaican and released an also reggae song.
@@jzen1455"Punani" 😂
it's a very diverse interaction. Only really missing they/them pronouns.
@@jzen1455reincarnation of bob Marley
As long as you keep agreeing about how much better he is than anyone else, he's a really nice guy.
😂😂😂😂😂
Everyone loves a rapist these days I guess.
Unless you know him personally, you're completely unqualified to say that.
NO HE IS NOT, LMFAO ! :D
@@davidholgate123 he is nothing more then a con-man ask the wife and child he left back in japan after she gave him the money to start his "side-show" career and all he left her with was a promise to return with more money... he never did
Dude looks he’s been hitting up Kung Fu Panda Express pretty hard
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is actually the best Seagal interaction I've seen. Congrats on keeping him concentrated for this video.
I've gone down the CZcams rabbithole of Steven Seagal videos (and people talking about him) where he just seems like a complete buffoon, but this video is the first I've seen where he seems like less of an asshat. He would no doubt still kick the ass of most people even at his weight and age.
Well of course - he just finished eating!
Dude I can't breathe. You wrote it like he has A D D🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I thought the same thing
When he's good he's good, no denying he is a master of what he knows
Steven Seagal finishing the last row of Oreos on the couch while thinking; "When a great samurai wakes up in the morrning, he is prepared to die."
😂😂😂
Such imagery. Beautiful poetry.
And he finished them like a spear. Noone saw it.
Who doesn’t love a row of oreos though 😅
Steven Seagal is a 7th dan black belt in Aikido, he spent more than 15 years learning in Japan under Shihan Hiroshi Isoyama and Seiseki Abbe Sensei... He also learned Wing Chun under Sifu Randy Williams (he worked as Seagal's bodyguard) then continued learning Wing Chun under GM Samuel Kwok... there are the videos where Seagal and Kwok are doing together Aikido and Wing Chun seminars.
Finally, Seagal commented that he is very interested in Systema (Russian martial art and is also used for Self Defense)
Interesting. My Sifu worked closely with Sifu Kwok, many seminars together, never knew the Seagal connection...though Sifu did say, Seagal has genuine technique, he was very serious about that.
Lol 😂
How many of those do you see used in MMA?
@@marlonscloud I don't care about that.. I just commented on the Styles Seagal trained
Well done to the interviewers letting him relax and be himself to share his knowledge. He usually always has his guard up until this interview, well done.
I must admit that this is one of the best interviews of Steven Seagal.
Honestly he's what all weeaboos should strive to be. Much respect to the guy.
@@kishascapeI'd rather strive to be like my father who provided for his family worked hard and played even harder to give us the life he never had.
@@loliking2763 You should strive to take a joke, or to understand there are multiple ways to life that can coincide, however you interpreted this lmao
‘I met and interviewed Steven Seagal’ is a more accurate title. I watched this solely to see you ‘confront’ him. Alas, no confrontation included.
Thank you. Now i don't have to watch it👌
@@bati1012same here, thank you for your services, lol
Every meeting with S.S is a confrontation with the truth, the sensei, the master.
Yea its more like he fan-boy'd out.
@@Amethyst_Friendthe dyed hair Dubai "lama".
I came here expecting a chuckle. People can mock the man. He's given them opportunity to at times. But, he shares some very insightful spiritual precepts here. He clearly is a teacher. And, like many, he has his eccentricities. I like this version of Seagal. He comes across as a thoughtful, interesting man and I'd rather have a conversation with him than with 98.5% of the rest of the people in entertainment.
He clearly has not forgotten where he came from but as an aikidoka myself, it seems to be well known inside the community that he lost respect, and was ostrisized when he had an affair with his Senseis wife. As far as his knowledge and skill it is legitimate but the reason he claims to be a master of this or that is because he was excommunicated from aikido.
Totally agree. I was not expecting this.
I enjoying watching Steven Seagal. I am glad that he tells us that you are not alone along with Zen, mediates and spiritual. As the old warrior felt lost, you'll find answers with your ancestors. Practice, practice & practice indeed~
It took Steven Seagal 60 years to finally grow up.
This is definitely the best interview with him ever made.
People think that getting old is depressing. But you eventually become the person you were always meant to be, and that's a beautiful thing.
Seagal💪💪
@@danw1374 Getting old is only depressing when you try to fight against it and not go with it.
A youthful spirit can inhabit an aged body. An old soul can inhabit a young frame
You'll be fine as long as you just go with it.
@hexed777 yeah, took 60 years
He still has some growing up to do. His defence moves would seriously injure the person attacking which I think is unnecessary and over the top. Martial arts should use minimum force and minimum harm and dissuade the other person from continuing.
I attended high school with Steven at BPHS. He was just a normal kid, never stood out. I asked him if he wanted to hang out with the stoners. He just shyly grinned and politely refused. Probably one of the best decisions he ever made.
Lol riiiiiiiight
was he not a bully in high school? Or was he calm or even shy? because in many older interviews he appears extremely arrogant and people working with him in films reported bad incidents. So was he maybe different back then?
for real?!
@@CosmosZeroX He seemed shy to me, but it was the first day of school. Was a handsome kid, but I never witnessed him bullying anyone. I imagine when he got famous, he became narcissistic to the nth degree.
@@victimlesscrimes interesting that he was almost shy or calm. And was he probably one of the taller kids? Was he thin back then? because I think it's interesting as he was almost slim in his older 90s movies but now he's kind of fat. Also the face is much wider..
Waking up ready to die daily explains the diet.
Whole time I'm staring at Seagal's mustashe/beard and hair.. aint no way that's real at this age!!
Courtesy of Kiwi black shoe polish...
He is 100% correct about not wanting to be on the ground in any real life confrontation
completely situational. there are plenty of situations where being on the ground is helpful.
100% truth. The moment you get tied up or dropped you are vulnerable and chances are in many situations not getting back up unless you have a great ground game.
@@decaTRT If you don't have someone watching your back, certainly no.
100% jujitsu works in a MMA ring but he's not talking about fighting in a ring he's talking about street fighting. Steven Seagal is a jerk but he knows what he's talking about. Half the people who talk shit about him are armchair warriors the other half are 20 year old mma fighters talking shit to a 70 old. He's absolutely right I would not want to be on the ground either(I have been on the ground and it sucked the guy I was rumbling with his brother started kicking me in the head luckily my friend who was there dealt with him or I would have in trouble.) Ground work would work dandy in a ring but if you're taking on two or three guys who are not fighting fare on the ground is the last place you want to be. Jujitsu is totally legitimate in a one on one situation in mma but you if get on top of a guy on the street and his buddies will start stopping on your head it gonna hurt. The stuff Seagal is talking about about having your head and neck vulnerable is legit. You can have a guy in the best jujitsu hold on the street but if his buddies come up and start stopping you on the in the head you're absolutely fucked. He's teaching these guys how to end a fight quick with no rules. Most of the stuff he is teaching would not even be allowed in UFC. And he has a different style than traditional aikido which is totally defensive. He says in the video he's focusing on offense. How to kill a motherfucker quick and it would work on the street especially in a perfect situation with guys trying to learn haymakers. If you can break their wrists you disarm them.
@@jacobrussell5904if you're in a street fight it's best to pull out your conceal carry and mag dump them
Most people forget to realise that no matter what he is now, he learned martial arts from genuine masters and he was at a sensei level before he started acting.
Absolutely, it has become a fashion to insult him
Yes I am agrre with you.
Facts
Even Joe Rogan said he is a legit martial artist.
Michael jai white and Van Damme disapprove
Thanks for doing a respectful interview with the legend, subscribed because of this respect
I’m not here to judge the man, that’s not my place, he made my childhood a lot more fun with his movies. he’s a legend. You’re a troll.
@thomaswilliam630 he's actually a well documented awful human being...
I like Seagal a lot more now, he seems patient and interested and even seems to have a sense of humor. The bar fight in Above the Law is still one of my faves.
My biggest respect for the Enkamp brothers is how open minded they are to try different stuff in martial arts.
The mind is like a parachute… it works best when it’s open. 🪂
I can only agree! This openness is the most important thing that characterizes a real master who wants to understand martial arts and does not lock himself in a box of a choosen style. Respect.
Yeah my biggest respect goes to that play dummie
My open mind immediately thought why would anyone not bring a gun to a no rules fight and go all Indiana Jones on Steven. He really really needs to think that challenge through to its logical conclusion.
I wish they would give us their thoughts on Choi Kwang Do.
I love the part where you confront him. That was amazing. If anybody else was as amazed as I was, be sure to put in the timestamp, where that confrontation took place. It was a sight to behold.
It's funny when a comment is posted to insult the video but it gets a like/heart instead. 😂
@@CurlyFromTheSwirly It's not funny. It's weak.
This guy has even learned to tell the truth like Seagulls does!!!
@@SaintD382 Lol, same. He is a legend in his own mind. O'Sensei would be ashamed at what he has become.
Nobody can see it, because it’s different 🤦🏻
Segal is the kind of guy that lets you know he’s arriving only to go back and then arrive and expects everyone to know it.
I found that fascinating, and now see Segal in a completely differently light, and a lot more respect.
In 1992 my wife (who was an entertainment news producer) interviewed Steven Seagal for the premier of his movie Under Siege. He had a reputation as being difficult, but she said he couldn’t have been nicer. She told him I was also a martial artist and had an event coming up, he took a picture out of the press packet and wrote me a note and asked my wife to give it to me. I still have that picture and note framed in my office to this day.
@Mike's Stuff. Thank you for saying this.
That uke takes a lot of damage 😂
It hurts just watching!
Roger that
Armor 9999
You can see it in his eyes lol
I was gonna say dude...hoe-lee!! I hate getting hit in the neck or getting choked. I would rather eat a hook or an overhand any day. I don't know why, but I just do. Lol.
This video helps me get to sleep every night. Thank you.
I really liked the advice that it's harder to defend against a kick that you don't see. It was very eye-opening
Steven is the greatest martial artist of all time. Just ask him. He’ll tell you. 😂
Don Rickles and De Niro Scorsese AFI I see what u did there
can I laugh in your face?
@@Scarlett_Azureit's originally for Sinatra i think😂
Not only is he the greatest martial artist but there's nothing he can't do he's the best the greatest but his only problem is he's not sure where he grew up and lived as a teen and young adult you ask him he'll say one thing but you talk with his mom and she has a whole different story about it all -. this guy a real piece of work he lives in a bubble
I believe the phrase is "He's a legend in his own mind"
Clearly Steven Seagal knows some Japanese Martial Arts but like Bruce Lee once said , You won't know how effective what you do or practice truly is until you get into a actual fight.
He trained in Japan full time in an Aikido Dojo.
Ya, well, he also said "never underestimate your opponent". To all Seagal haters. Not one challenger.... 🎤 Drop
@@brisbanetim Would he survive the Octagon, though?
@@doktormcnastyhe said no rules, no money, no cameras. Just come and fight.
@@The_Berzerker_ Challengers appeared and he ran rather than fight what are you on about
Steven is more than meets the eye. I really enjoyed this interview and all of his wisdom. You can definitely learn things from every martial artist.
"When I go into battle I visualise myself as already being dead" - Miyamoto Musashi
Yes, I remember him never saying that. You must be a creative type
“To win any battle, you must fight as if you are already dead.” - Miyamoto Musashi
Amazing quite. That was strong.
@@excelhealthcopywriting 「どんな戦いでも勝つためには、すでに死んだかのように戦わなければなりません。」- 宮本 武蔵
yeah, dead in career and on the inside
I have to command the interviewers for their professionalism, communication skills storytelling, and the ability to connect and bring out the best out of the person being interviewed. this is the best interview that I have seen of Steven Seagal, because the interviewer is not looking to agitate him, talk about other martial artists or try to ridicule him
Thank you 🙏
I second that. All of your interviews are top notch (excuse the pun - if you don’t know you gotta hear the story of the top notch samurai - crazy). Anyway, you guys always give very genuinely humble interviews.
Yep...there's no reason to ridicule SS.....He ridicules himself just fine on his own,.....
@@KARATEbyJessewat 🥋 style do u do ?
It's a very very great interview
Seagal's counter skills are amazing. The combos, the large upgrades and the finisher - a Hershey pie.
First time Steven has seemed like a normal person.
You guys bring out the best in people.
Thanks.
That was because he was questioning and learning from Seagal regards Martials Arts. If the interview was about Seagal, acting and hollywood i suspect we would have got a totally different interview.
@@ozisnowman I'm sure you are right.
Because he's trying to rebah his reputation.
Seagal is a normal person....only his HATERS ARE NOT NORMAL
Normal people don't talk about ripping people's throats out.
I just want to take this opportunity to thank Steven Seagal for inventing the front kick. I feel so blessed to be actually be alive in a time of hand to hand combat evolution.
Dont forget he invented the punch too, all of them
I am still laughing as I am writing this. "Inventing the front kick" 😅 As a kid, I had respect for him.
As an adult, I know better.
dont forget that he taught the human race how to walk, what a legend!
Is it really "hand to hand" if you're kicking?
if thats all you got out the video you are very narrow minded
Love to see seagal outside of main stream media, and talking as we were friends.
Respect to Jesse for not breaking into laughs during the Seagull interview🤭
Clicked on this anticipating to have a laugh at the expense of Steven Seagal but came away with greater respect for him. Solid video.
Same here. After seeing this I could see my self sitting down and listening to him talk his fight/discipline philosophy with full interest.
Agreed. Me too
Sames. This is my 2nd time around. 🤘
Me too actually because of all the stuff I have seen about him over the years but this is honestly incredible and eye opening
FACT: married with two women with kids , then he dated a third woman. That’s not respect
I was expecting this video to be a joke, but this was actually surprisingly informative and Seagal seemed impressive.
Facts
@@krillinroshi9312 Say your CZcams name that you chose out loud and then ask yourself who you are. Lol
@@13Doses ooomph
If you’re a blind baby.🤦♂️
@@krillinroshi9312 A random anonymous CZcams user just like you. And you are?
The little fan he has for his breaks. This guy is a gold mine of memes and entertainment. 😂
You didn’t hit hit W/ the hard questions at all. But segal didn’t come off like such a Richard in this vid. “Land of the mouth” he doesn’t see the irony at all. I love it!
Bro goes from a Jamaican releasing an album. A Cajun guy who became a police officer. A Super Special Forces Operational Marine Super Recon Guy. And now a Japanese Samurai.
Honestly, it's so weird to hear him have good advice. I'm constantly hearing different stuff from Steven but in this he just has good advice. It's just strange. I think it's great that they gave Steven a chance to explain his stuff.
People hate Seagal because he's really a dick in real life (things about his ex wife) and people think he's not a legit martial arts master because of this, plus his overweight for years and made terrible films just for the payout. Watch his early stuff and Pistol Whipped, Belly of the Beast, he's great on it. He's fucking legit. People doesn't need to be good on every aspect of their life to be good at something.
Agreed!
And they are taking him seriously.
@@larrydickman1094 yes, because he is wise.
because there're a lot of haters out there.
I love hearing him talk about severing peoples spinal cords - I do that in all the fights I’m in as well. You just have to
🤣So true!!! Me too!
Oh OK is that it? you're so scary Matty. If you did that you would be in jail so I guess you haven't mastered that.
@@billyflanagan9657 matty?
@@billyflanagan9657is it not obvious he is being sarcastic? Like I thought it was hilarious…
@@billyflanagan9657 Also, if there were no witnesses, he wouldn’t be in jail would he? I’m guessing Matty knows how to tie up loose ends, like loosening a spinal cord I assume
15:36 New respect for Seagal. I also thought he was cringe and probably fake. But this completely changes things. Wow! Respect!
The best Seagal I have ever seen. I thought he was just acting until I saw this. Great job!
Steven Seagal, he made his Aikido more effective for the streets, he is correct about fights being stand up instead the ground. Jesse and Oliver, you are always gracious and kind; the respect you give to the person you interview, I can see how much Steven enjoy talking to you and brother.
He speaks fluent japanese and his kick was pretty damn fast and good for his weight. You can see the difference in his punches, it was tought us in Bujinkan the same way: You dont stop before the target, you dont touch the target with your punch, but you have to imagine to hit something BEHIND your target or at least 3-4 inches IN your target. He is absolutely right about ground-fighting, that's why we trained in Bujinkan the rolls: From no matter what situation, you roll fast away and stand up quick. Martial arts is no cage-fighting, martial arts came from the battlegrounds where it was about your life and nothing more and nothing less.
He is a master of All Rolls
marital arts is about daggers
💪💪seagal
He gassed after that kick though 😂
@@shinturion you maybe doing after every move💩
Before I didnt like Steven Seagal
until I saw this movie.
Big thanks bro!
Steve relives one year of his life to infinity 😊
“This is what samurai would eat everyday” yes Steven, but the whole village, not one person 😂
Yeah, he didn't mention that samurai is the plural for samurai.
😂😂😂
haha I love it..
I'm really that surprised that you met Steven segal and to be honest I thought this was fake but it's real and Jesse would you ever like to meet other martial artist like Michael j White and Scott Adkins in the near future
Thank you, that would be epic!
@@KARATEbyJesse Another suggestion for collab: Greg MMA from Karate Bushido Channel, former MMA fighter with Kyokushin Background. He also makes videos and sparring sessions with different styles (Karate, aikido, judo, wrestling, Krav maga...) in both his own style and the guest's style. Check him out.
Scott Adkins especially he's so humble
Yes and Scott Adkins actually had one of the best if not the best interviews with Steven Seagal and it was very respectful and real. Mutual respect was shown from both men. 🙏🙏🥋🥋🔊❤️
@@KARATEbyJesse You need Yuri Boyka in this channel
I haven’t been involved with MA for a long time, but I know what it looks like when someone has been practicing anything diligently. I’m glad to see that in Mr. Seagal. People can say whatever, but he’s living it.
Living in the dream I had every time I got a new Black Belt magazine. Before BJJ/MMA diluted what it means to be a martial artist. A badass stand up fighter can take on multiple opponents and whip them with fluid movement. Grabbing one dude’s ankle and rolling around with him for a couple minutes is not an option. Rant over.
Awesome video great editing, action and content (bow)
His wrist control is crazy!!
Deadly with Swords and knives
But even more deadly with
Fork and spoon!
Steven Seagal seems a lot happier in this interview, and seems to be in a better place psychologically / spiritually
For a reincarnated dalai llama you mean😏
@@johnreidy2804 😭😭sissy
I like how you omitted physically
@@johnreidy2804 Because some can see further than just what a person shows. It's called having a third eye.
I remember meeting Steven at the buffet we both had our eye on that last piece of cheesecake and let me tell you my wrist still hurts and I've never been slapped so hard in my life.....
Haha
😆😆🤣
😂😂
Just let him take it next time! After watching this video, I wouldn't mess with him.
@@johnmarty2966 I've been studying Karateah next time il get the cheesecake.
Its nice to see such a cool dude, enjoying retirement
Martial art is pure technique. At 425 pounds his bone breaking abilities are more terrifying than ever .
There’s a reason every stuntmen who’s worked with him hate him.
He doesn’t pull punches and hurts people.
the unknown stuntman makes seagull look so fine...
@@GH-ub7qzSteven never spent much time in school, but he taught ladies plenty
While van Damme is in Hollywood hotels spreading them.
@@tommylaborsthese CZcams nerds pretending they wouldn’t do the same if they were a famous actor are both extremely cringy and hilarious all at once
Look at Kelly Brock
Unbelievable! You got to interview Steven Seagal AND you got him to show you and your brother Oliver some moves!
One time Steven Seagull passed gas. And that is the story of Hurricane Katrina.
I love Steven Seagal's movies and I love to see these videos. I don't care what other people say. He's gotten older. I hope I do too.
"I've already killed you, but I have this now..." if Steven is anything, he's always a good form of entertainment.
Yeah it was a hilarious line
BwaaaaaaHaaaaaaHaaaaaaa!! 😂🏆
I'm actually speechless about how Seagal is so good explaining his fighting technique.
Kung-food is not that hard.
He does talk a great fight!
I'm sure he has a lot of time to practice in the mirror in between his 10 meals a day.
If only his fighting techniques were usefull for anything and not just for show.
I mean obviously, since it’s a choreographed dance, and an ugly one at that
He’s a reincarnated Tibetan Lama. 🫤
Steven knows what he's doing when the person or people he's working with believe in him and aren't looking to discredit him.
This actually causes me to respect him a little more than I had. I would like to see him throw around equal or larger people. I can throw around smaller guys all day, but that doesn't mean I possess superior technique. Many people forget the origins of Aikido and Aikijujutsu. They are both derived from battlefield arts. Many techniques aren't designed for use in dueling, but in the movement and chaos of battle. In a multiple person fight, people are moving and someone is going to overcommit to reach someone and that is the realm where many of these movements were created.
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Those MMA guys would definitely have been polite guests, and not resisted fully. Especially on camera.
The dude is 6'5" most people look like little dudes when getting "thrown around" by him. By the way, if you've never had someone snatch your wrist or arm, or just about any other part of you in an aikido move, you would know that if you didn't move with where he wanted you to go, your body part would likely break. I had a little teacher who weighed about 120 lbs and was in his 70's. I was in my mid twenties and 230 lbs (solid weightlifting lbs) and the dude could make me do whatever he wanted once he snatch me, quick as a snake.
There millions of 'smaller guys' who would manipulate you like a rag doll.
Unfortunatelly you cant fully appreciate aikido techniques untill you experience it first hand you have to feel to appreciate it he can move anybody with those techniques size doesnt mattter
@@ambrosiod605 Right..and Seagal’s teachers were all “smaller guys”. We forget he was once a student and was getting tossed around himself at 6’5 just like I did at 6’2.
"This is what (two) samurai would eat for breakfast."
I think you meant 20
“I have just adapted it to include 4 donuts, 3 waffles, and 6 sausage, egg & cheese McMuffins.”
He doesn't care about the law- only what's for breakfast.
What Cris Farley as a samurai eats
He meant every samurai’s breakfast combined into one.
Him saying 90% of the fights don’t end up on the ground is so funny to me. The only thing he fights is his dog for the last piece of bacon.
He seems very comfortable around you guys, haven't really seen him this animated before :) Great video, looking forward to part 2!
A lot of people forget that the various Jujutsu which inspired arts like Aikido and Judo originated on the battlefield. There were no "submissions" or "KO" moves, it was life or death, kill or be killed. Even today a lot of those takedown would be lethal on concrete.
"I don't care who you are, you are dead" This is one guy you dont wanna battle 😲
"taught the front kick" , made my day.
Whether you agree with Mr. Seagal or not, this is one of your most interesting videos! I didn't expect this. You always learn something from anybody, even if you don't agree. Mr. Seagal's philosophy now is not exactly O Sensei Ueshiba's Aikido, but it is an interesting point of view. Thank you for your videos and your good work!
I am living in Dubai learning karate and kick boxing I am this year 50-60 state champion but I need to learn form this guy he is a legend once I will meet him I wish he don't he should live longer
I agree. I came to this video expecting to mock it but It really wasn't what I expected. I did laugh at his ridiculousness a few times but he made alot of sense
If you watch carefully Ueshiba on footages, you can detect, this was exactly his budo. What we interpret as aikido today, is the external form of late Ueshiba's motions, copied by thousands of aikidokas without a real intention.
@ Michael Waddell, when you’re friends with a mass murderer, it muddies up the waters. Not to mention he hasn’t made a hit sonce the 90s. Yep…legendary failure in life steven find him in the $1 bin at walmart seagal
Antonio, essa aula me lembrou a reportagem com o Mestre da morte e seu pupilo Edson Carvalho, lembra?
Jesse, this is an excellent video. Good editing and what I appreciate most is you give sensei Seagal an actual podium to perform, teach and inspire. Most people try to make fun of him nowadays, but you respect his achievements within the martial arts community and are genuinely interested. I love your content, so keep up the good work.
"Developing power?"
"Well for that we need to sit down" 😂
It's like he never progressed past an 8 year old boy's idea of violence.
That was pretty cool. This gave us a better insight into Seagal's backgrounds, history and knowledge. We need more of these 🙂
If you want to know more, there's a podcast called The Dollop that is in the middle of a series on Seagal's life. You might feel differently about him afterwards
When he is in even one actual documented fight, it would be a good story.
Dude Seagal was and is an absolute psychopath, as someone else said listen to the most recent episodes from the podcast "the dollop"
love to see you here acidglow .
@@jimlthor I'm on episode 3 now! I've been listening to The Dollop for a couple of years now, and the Steven Seagal series is one of my favorites from the last month or so.
This is best Steven Segal interview I've seen. Usually they show a quick clip and he seems a bit full of himself or awkward and staged. Definitely more genuine and makes a lot of sense, grunt level warriors would not have multiple systems of combat! It's very logical for the system to be based on weapon techniques, both offensively, defensively and simultaneously by emplying a strike parries strike type of mentality along with the standard, shield, move, strike, move strategy. Good stuff, seems very legit and he still has that star charisma on film!
Agreed. Especially doing this at his age
he's still full of himself he also had techniques
I agree. He generally used to come off as a jerk to me. But, in this video, he really impressed me with his knowledge, willingness to teach and his level delivery of the subject matter.
Yeah by far, this was really cool to see what he is actually capable of
He needed to sit down every 3 minutes 😂
I think he says some things just for the show, where he himself consciously plays into the meme... but his combat techniques are legit impressive, not gonna lie
Seagul: our style is 100% aggressive
Proceeds to demonstrate 100% counter technique.
You are too ignorant and blind to see he did nothing defensively. Everything he did was a strike.
His hand grab crippled both men, paralyzed them. He could've taken it to the next level with ease. With that one "defense" strike he opened them both up to further crippling blows. They were on their tip toes in agony.
Unless you are saying these two were faking it??? I don't think they were. I've been there. When you get in the ring with a tiger the first strike is obvious if the tiger is real. He KNOCKED them both back easily and nicely. Just a taste of power. And their bodies were moved several feet.
Because he weighs 130lbs more than these young men.@@redfaux74
even his stance is aggressive.. anyone who's ever in a fight would know that this kind of stance is actually a very aggressive taunt.
@@redfaux74 steven mixed karate knowledge with aikido, it seems.
@@sillywamosir yeah its kinda passive-aggressive. like hes just chilling out , but hands are ready for action. i wonder if he has lot of students or will take hes own take and experience of ma to his grave.
“Real martial arts is like lightning - Is it the culmination of energy between Heaven and Earth and an explosion when they meet.” Huge respect to Mr. Seagal, Jesse, and his brother for this awesome video! Keep up the good work 🔥
"I just go" - Ng Si Kay .......... Love your videos, you have already met and interviewed many legendary masters.
Not gonna lie that was sick, he’s got a really cool voice too I legit got goosebumps in that part
@@paulovitorfontanarodrigues1318 thank you!
"Nobody accepted". I wonder if JCVD was this disappointed when Seagal ran away from his challenge.
"I brought my brother as a body guard"
Dude as soon as I see those coliflower ears I'm staying 10ft away just to be safe 😂
Sensei jesse, this was one of the best seagal interviews I've seen in a while. You can tell he knows his craft, regardless if people give him credit or not. Looking forward to the second part
The sword and empty hand theory, the non telegraphing punches and kicks, zen (chin. Chan), Taoism, spirituality... So much reminds me of my Wing Chun training. Martial arts are awesome and so much more than punching someone in the face. Thanks Jessy for sharing all this with us. 🙏🙂
My thoughts exactly. I train in kung fu principles some are from wing chun which has orgins in kuntao. I learned when you look at every system from the place on principle and not technique you will see the similarities from empty handed karate akijitisu wing chun and etc. The problem is that most young teachers in this era have a very limited degree of science and therefore they tend to rely on attributes and not the science. Also alot of practitioners don't have any internal training like chi gung and tendon training which i recommend is necessary to take your science to another level. Seagal here is describing science
Oh yes! Nearly everything is similar! Look at the "Bong Sao/Wu Sao" for defendig a punch. The theory of triangles and circles. Not to forget the "Biu Gee"... Great video...
@@4ndyF yes you are right. Good eye for detail