Took off his glasses starts learning how to fight...he’s gonna land one of these Marvel movies or become an action hero by July 2021. Somebody lemme know if I got it right...
My camp here in Providence, RI is currently hosting Dechsakda Sitsongpeenong who is assisting teaching classes. He actually has a fight coming up in Vegas in October as well! 🥊🙏
@@ZadeSlaterYT Im heading out there next month to train. It's pretty easy to sign up just search muat thai training camps in thailand. I'm going to Suwit but there's Khongsitta, Tiger, and a lot more. Who knows.. maybe you're out there already ;)
I had a weird experience with Hannibal. I was on my way to work and I work at TSA. He has a skit about us and I thought it was hilarious. He comes through that day but had no ID and got mad because I recognize him but wouldn't give him expedited screening. (I'd get fired if I did that). He turned into the biggest jerk ever and at the end of his screening I asked him if he had any bomb water (the punchline from his TSA skit) and he told me to shut the hell up lmao.
I wish people had more knowledge about Thailand other than happy endings and lady boys. It's a beautiful amazing country with a rich cultural heritage, incredible temples, mind-blowing scenery, and some of the best food in the world.
I think most people have some more knowledge, hell, in Sweden basically everyone in the upper class goes on yearly semesters to Thailand. Though people seem to want to travel to spots that are popular rather than spots they’ve actually done research on and have come to the conclusion that that spot is a good spot. For example everyone goes to Thailand, but almost nobody goes to Indonesia. The ones that do almost always vacation in Bali, I’ve even had people who’ve BEEN to Bali say that they’ve never been to Indonesia; they know about the island but not its country. Also a lot of people love to travel to Greece, which is fine for culture, but if you just want a nice beach vacation there are way better spots, like in Sicily or north Africa.
I started Muay Thai here in Chiang Mai also haha. I’ve been living here since 2013 but only been doing Muay Thai for around 4 months. The changes are insane. I lost 4kg the first week and even though the workouts are total hell for the body, i notified a change for the better right away. Muay Thai is definitely the best thing to do if you want to get in shape fast and feel better. Hitting the pads for me was the worst. I was easily gassing up after a few minutes lol. Anyone thinking of starting i highly encourage you to do so. It’s something you will never forget. Now i’m off to sleep because i have a practice in 10 hours lol.
I'm going to Phuket in some months to train muay thai. I did train in Chiang Mai and Pai and loved it, but I was backpacking so I could not focus 100% but did enjoy it a lot.
@@MarkyNomad Thailand is definitely THE place to be if you want to train. Buakew just opened his gym here in Chiang Mai and he's there most of the time so I highly suggest you to try his gym. At Phuket then the famous Tiger Muay Thai will do it. They also have other great gyms there like I personally think Muay Thai in Pai isn't good at all but that's my personal opinion. Phuket - Bangkok - Chiang Mai are the 3 best places to train at if you're a foreigner (for Thais the best place is in the Issan region they're literally doing that because their lives depend on it.) Enjoy your journey, my man! Let me know how it goes. I'm rooting for you
@@thuggerrthug3395 Pretty much everywhere tbh. It really depends on what kind of experience you want to have. Do you want to train alongside other foreigners with a coach that can speak clear/good english? Do you want to experiment the real Thai style of Muay Thai and train alongside Thai teenagers and people that are actually fighting to feed their family? I suggest you do both if you have enough time. Both have their +/- . I don't know if their gym still operate but I've had great times and memories at 13 coins gym in Bangkok. Look around huai khwang subway station they have plenty of gyms in that area that have good reputations. You'll find so many gyms in Bangkok. But the best ones where the legends are from are located in the Issan region. Once again, it all depends on what you're looking for. You can even fly down south and go at Tiger Muay Thai (quite expensive though) and train along plenty of UFC/Bellator/PFL etc.. fighters (Petr Yan is almost constantly there, Volk also come from time to time and plenty of others). If you have any questions feel free to ask! GL on your journey my man.
Dude, when he started was scrawny as fuck. He used to look malnourished (which after learning he and Eric were homeless at one point, that might be the case)
When we visited Thailand in the Marines one of the safety briefs was if you do some things and owe someone money pay them because everyone there can kick your ass lol
They're pretty small. Most of them you could beat up as a big westerner. That being said it's super corrupt and lots of ppl have guns, so don't mess with the thais
As a Thai, listening to them talking about shitty things in my country, I'm not mad, it's true. But fyi, our passed late king rama 9 was a great great man.
@@tribex11 Nah, we are as hypocrite as every country. Money is everything to most people like everywhere else. Every country has people that are content with either simple lives or materialistic lives.
I did this in Thailand (muay thai) & the Philippines (boxing) and stayed at the "fight clubs" it was incredible! You get so fit! I did it for 6 months after a break up and it was brilliant and cheap!
I wish I would have ran into either of them when they were here. Been living here since 2006, and I've heard a lot of people that I would have loved to meet in person have came through here. I hardly go out anymore though, after having my daughter five years ago, but would still be amazing to meet someone like that over here, just to be able to talk to them like a normal person, without having everyone recognizing them, making something like that impossible back in the states.
Joe's 100% right about the bad habits. I do kendo and the worst people we get are people who come in saying they are a black belt in karate or TKD, ect. So hard to break them down.
This is the first ever jre clip longer than five minutes that I haven’t clicked off of early because I was genuinely interested in the entire conversation. Love this dude
Started my son off with lessons at Sit Thailand Muay Thai Gym in Ching Mai... We have been here for a month and training at this gym with the former national champ has been amazing for my boy. Don't know if it will be the same when we head back to the states and we have to find a gym for him.
i went to Thailand November 2019 for 30 days and it was the best time of my life.. I still miss that place ... That place is dope.. he's definitely in better shape and he seems more clear headed .
I disagree about age being a factor. I started Muay Thai at 34 and have been doing it for 2 years and I'm competing at a pretty high amateur level. The technique takes time, but I never felt that my age limited me at all. It just takes time, effort, and repetition.
Árpád Not always. My last opponent was 22 - he’s a physical specimen, great fighter, and I still dominated him. There are plenty of MMA and Thai fighters who dominate opponents 10-15 years younger than them.
Pretty violent Muay Thai kickboxing in Myanmar. Damn! My friend Eric Uresk from Long Island, N.Y. was training MMA at Alliance, San Diego and then he went off the grid in Thailand. He's back coaching and stuff, but he went neck deep into the Thai Kickboxing. His wrestling is legendary. I trained with him a couple of times. We sparred for one round MMA. Somebody was going to get hurt in my friend's gym, so we stopped. Really great guy. Eric must be pretty awesome now. Muay Thai is a great martial art for any wrestler to learn. You learn distance and you can hide that shot really nice if you learn some Muay Thai. Eric's been Jitzing for I don't even know how long, but he's black in Judo, and he might have been brown Jitz when I sparred him. I was afraid to take him down, I remember that. I was trying to stay standing. Eric Uresk is black in Ju Jitsu by now. I know he fell in love with Muay Thai, I did too when I studied it in Queens, NY. Eric didn't let me stay standing; he forced the issue with some good punches. I bet he'd be a handful now after all the Muay Thai. No thanks, I'm retired for good. Hannibal is a really funny guest. It's really fun to hear him goofing on the show. "The music in my head is Drrrr da da do... My walk is more like DURR DU DUDER TERT TERT TA TA" . 🤣
2:57 Never heard of bow-legged, looked into it and turns out I have something similar called knocked knees. Probably the strangest thing I have learned about myself from watching.
@Wills Pram "lese majeste not enforced after the Thai King advised against it" and even if it was enforced, it's just double-speak. The fear mongering is real
@@Charlie-qn4my lol, it is enforced, or they just use other laws to enforce it. The most recent tactic was sending people who spoke against the king to psychiatric hospital...
I remember being at a concert and seeing Hannibal while I was drunk out of my mind in Bangkok and I was a professional muaythaifighter at the time. I wanted to go up to him and talk to him so bad but it looked like he was enjoying himself so I was like man leave em alone. but I can say he lost alot of weight compared to the time I seen him in person
I'm doing the same thing next year, ill be spending a month in Koh Phangan training and having a couple of fights... Then ill be going to Pattaya to party for a week. Its gonna be life changing experience, I cant wait. I look forward to all the people ill meet, and all the amazing times ill have. Haha its pretty nerve wracking that ill be travelling halfway across the world on my own to fight people.
The KEY to a roundhouse kick is to synchronize the pivot of the non-kicking foot with the 'snap' of the kicking leg... meaning the extension of the lower leg. The pivot of the non-kicking leg is done on the ball of the foot and the toes point backwards on the planted foot. Black belt TKD.
Why was that the case? I'm a Thai person who been living in U.S. for a while now and I'm just curious as to why some westerners prefer to live in Thailand.
@@trinkitisoontornpong7689 Pikebass hit the nail on the head. I lived a nice lifestyle there, and most things are inexpensive compared to here. I lived in a nice high rise condo that's almost cheap as my property taxes, and if I wanted to grab a beer at the local Family Mart or 7-11 at 1AM, I could simply walk there without feeling threatened. While my neighborhood is nice, I would never walk around here at 1AM. And of course, it's pretty easy to find a nice girlfriend, no not a whore (not that there's anything wrong with whores) with a nice family and decent education. Unfortunately, my GF was denied a tourist visa to the U.S, but she can practically go anywhere else (Japan, Australia, Europe), but I digress...
@@Victorkapz almost the exact same as me bro. I live there every winter for 4 months, have been for 9 years. My dream is going and never coming back. I hate canada and the women here.
I cannot wait to travel to train there! I'm looking to train with Trainer Gae in Bangkok and the Santai in chiang mai! Just waiting for the borders to open up
I’m bow legged you can see when I walk esp runnin it took me years or self training and practice with no help I forced myself to run normal and now I can run without constantly tripping over my feet..
I love Thailand! I think the people are so happy is because of religion but not sure. An amazing place that everyone should go and visit. I was on the freeway once in Bangkok and the King was on the otherwise of the freeway and everything was shut down as he drove by. What was that movie the King of Siam with Yule Brenner I think? Ka Somia is freaking off the charts may be one the most beautiful places on the planet.
I've lived in Thailand for 10 years, in Bangkok, moved from CA. That law is "lese majeste". An Australian man was sentenced to 15 years in jail for throwing a bucket of paint at a photo of the King. This was several years ago, when the King was Rama IX. The current King is Rama X. I've told my friends: "I won't even think bad things about the King." Love Thailand.
When me and whatever girl I'm with at the time talk about the king we both tone it down naturally and whisper. Even if we're the only ones for 100 miles.
At a camp I was training at in Koh Phangan, an Aussie guy told one of the trainers (Pboo) he was here fight Tong Po. It was until we watched Kickboxer at the little restaurant at the camp that Pboo got the joke.
I'm bowlegged too so I feel him. Our hips are positioned differently because of the bowleggedness. However within a month or so I became pretty decent at kicking. It comes down to repetition.
Always liked Hannibal, good to see him like this, looking healthy and he's working on his skills, mad respect. Most people don't even want to get out of bed
@@imawarrior313 how's what? As I said. I didn't know it was everything. I had no idea that they learn muay in school. I knew it was big. Big Big. I'm no stranger to martial arts. Never done muay Thai. Only 19 years of judo and taekwondo. But that was a looooong time ago
heavy meddle ok so first let me ask you how is life in Thailand in general? And do u recommend it for someone who wants to go there and start a new life and become a legit hardcore fighter and a martial artist? And how deep is the culture?
@@imawarrior313 oooh that was a tough question. For me. But what I do know is that it's easier to get a permanent or at least stay long if you do muay thai seriously. I'm here illegally. Nothing I recommend. But I have friends from Sweden who has done the proper paperwork and opened gyms. Concentrated on boxing. Just devoted muay thai lovers. No competitions or anything like that. Pretty successful. If you are younger and have the ability to fight you can and will be popular as long as you do it without just trying to stay here long. I live on a pretty small island, Koh Lanta and here are a few legit boxing "camps" and a couple of successful "white" fighters or "farangs" as all foreigners are called. For me... I'm 49 and bought 6 scooters and 50% of a restaurant with no experience at all. When the "Thai magic" goes away its like a beautiful place in hell. But yes. You can do it. The one thing is that everything and everyone is corrupted here and everything cost more than it really should. But with that being said... I, of cause, don't know everything. If you try to find answers and ask 10 different people you'll get 10 different answers. Especially from Thai people. Everything is possible here with money. And if you get a foot in the door and make some friends you can absolutely do it. 100%. I wish I was young and could do what you want to do. Come here and just do it. But I don't know how things work in bigger towns and provinces. Like Bangkok and pattaya. But here on koh lanta its very possible. If you do it, write a message and please let me know. When the borders open again you should do it because everyone needs money here right now and would be more than happy to take you in😊
Is he getting ready to fight Eric Andre
How can you fight that which has already Legalized Ranch?
IronKnight117 my god that would suck. I don’t find either one entertaining.
@@JDemry thats so epic bro
@A Glass of Orange Juice his special on Netflix he was looking pudgy.
This, please
Anyone else think he looks like a black version of Justin gaethje
Hahahaha, yes!!
Holy crap
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fuckkkk 😂 yess!
Oh shit
Hannibal is looking more fit.
He looks dope
Lets all give a round of applause for captain obvious!
Joseph Kenevan forreal the title implies that he’s fit lmfao
Wack
Yup. He used to look pudgy.
Took off his glasses starts learning how to fight...he’s gonna land one of these Marvel movies or become an action hero by July 2021. Somebody lemme know if I got it right...
Blue Marvel
He's already in a marvel movie. He's Spiderman's PE teacher
Buddy was funny as hell looking
Crazy how losing some weight can make you look much better
I don’t know what he has been doing to get these roles but he has been doing something.
Training Muay Thai in Thailand is one of the most extreme trainings that I had ever done. Training at Fairtex, Sityodtong....was truly amazing!
How does someone go about doing that lol?
My camp here in Providence, RI is currently hosting Dechsakda Sitsongpeenong who is assisting teaching classes. He actually has a fight coming up in Vegas in October as well! 🥊🙏
@@ZadeSlaterYT Im heading out there next month to train. It's pretty easy to sign up just search muat thai training camps in thailand. I'm going to Suwit but there's Khongsitta, Tiger, and a lot more. Who knows.. maybe you're out there already ;)
I’ll be going in October or Early November!
@@AlfAlpha56 hell yeah!
I almost didn't recognise him 😳
Ya wtf. He lost quite a bit of weight uh
i couldn't recognize your profile picture either, darkness.
Wack
I had a weird experience with Hannibal. I was on my way to work and I work at TSA. He has a skit about us and I thought it was hilarious. He comes through that day but had no ID and got mad because I recognize him but wouldn't give him expedited screening. (I'd get fired if I did that). He turned into the biggest jerk ever and at the end of his screening I asked him if he had any bomb water (the punchline from his TSA skit) and he told me to shut the hell up lmao.
mike ganas 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha, nice one
🤣😂🤣🤣
What an a-hole. It bugs me when celebrities think they're above people
Damn 😅
I wish people had more knowledge about Thailand other than happy endings and lady boys. It's a beautiful amazing country with a rich cultural heritage, incredible temples, mind-blowing scenery, and some of the best food in the world.
Easily my favorite food. Coming from an Italian background too!
I think most people have some more knowledge, hell, in Sweden basically everyone in the upper class goes on yearly semesters to Thailand. Though people seem to want to travel to spots that are popular rather than spots they’ve actually done research on and have come to the conclusion that that spot is a good spot. For example everyone goes to Thailand, but almost nobody goes to Indonesia. The ones that do almost always vacation in Bali, I’ve even had people who’ve BEEN to Bali say that they’ve never been to Indonesia; they know about the island but not its country. Also a lot of people love to travel to Greece, which is fine for culture, but if you just want a nice beach vacation there are way better spots, like in Sicily or north Africa.
Yeah, but the lady boys don’t hurt 😉
I started Muay Thai here in Chiang Mai also haha. I’ve been living here since 2013 but only been doing Muay Thai for around 4 months. The changes are insane. I lost 4kg the first week and even though the workouts are total hell for the body, i notified a change for the better right away. Muay Thai is definitely the best thing to do if you want to get in shape fast and feel better. Hitting the pads for me was the worst. I was easily gassing up after a few minutes lol. Anyone thinking of starting i highly encourage you to do so. It’s something you will never forget. Now i’m off to sleep because i have a practice in 10 hours lol.
@Oakly Jeuneville I don't know you from a can of paint but you seem like you're a chill dude. Lol
I'm going to Phuket in some months to train muay thai. I did train in Chiang Mai and Pai and loved it, but I was backpacking so I could not focus 100% but did enjoy it a lot.
@@MarkyNomad Thailand is definitely THE place to be if you want to train.
Buakew just opened his gym here in Chiang Mai and he's there most of the time so I highly suggest you to try his gym.
At Phuket then the famous Tiger Muay Thai will do it. They also have other great gyms there like
I personally think Muay Thai in Pai isn't good at all but that's my personal opinion.
Phuket - Bangkok - Chiang Mai are the 3 best places to train at if you're a foreigner (for Thais the best place is in the Issan region they're literally doing that because their lives depend on it.)
Enjoy your journey, my man! Let me know how it goes. I'm rooting for you
@@lerobshow6300 what gym is good in bangkok for 1 month camp iam already trained
@@thuggerrthug3395 Pretty much everywhere tbh. It really depends on what kind of experience you want to have.
Do you want to train alongside other foreigners with a coach that can speak clear/good english?
Do you want to experiment the real Thai style of Muay Thai and train alongside Thai teenagers and people that are actually fighting to feed their family?
I suggest you do both if you have enough time. Both have their +/- .
I don't know if their gym still operate but I've had great times and memories at 13 coins gym in Bangkok.
Look around huai khwang subway station they have plenty of gyms in that area that have good reputations.
You'll find so many gyms in Bangkok. But the best ones where the legends are from are located in the Issan region.
Once again, it all depends on what you're looking for.
You can even fly down south and go at Tiger Muay Thai (quite expensive though) and train along plenty of UFC/Bellator/PFL etc.. fighters (Petr Yan is almost constantly there, Volk also come from time to time and plenty of others).
If you have any questions feel free to ask! GL on your journey my man.
He looks good man. Living in those country’s will automatically make you lose weight. The food is also amazing.
How do u automatically lose weight if the food is amazing?????🤷♂️🤷♀️🤷♂️🤷♀️
@@operation6604 It's the type of food man. It doesn't have junk in it. It's always hot outside so you're always sweating.
This is hands down the dumbest thing I’ve read today. Cheers for that
leni Gambino Healthy food can taste good amazing. Who knew??
@@operation6604 because it's healthier doesn't have any of those nasty GMOs or pesticides in them.The also eat smaller portions
Buddy actually lost a lot of weight
Man went from Hannibal to Tyrone
He still is wearing his fat people clothes
Dude, when he started was scrawny as fuck. He used to look malnourished (which after learning he and Eric were homeless at one point, that might be the case)
Search: Joe Rogan meets Hoe Hogan
It’s hilarious 🤣
When we visited Thailand in the Marines one of the safety briefs was if you do some things and owe someone money pay them because everyone there can kick your ass lol
that was sound advice lol. those mF's are scary
That’s a bro right there
Not everyone but you bet believe that every that has an uncle that probably can beat people up
Even the cute ass massage ladies can roundhouse kick you lmao doesn't matter if you're 190+ that leg goes high
They're pretty small. Most of them you could beat up as a big westerner. That being said it's super corrupt and lots of ppl have guns, so don't mess with the thais
Hannibal like the Gucci Mane of comedy
Ahag
He looks exactly like Gucci lol
I'm a fan but idk about all that..
Loooooool
Accurate af
As a Thai, listening to them talking about shitty things in my country, I'm not mad, it's true. But fyi, our passed late king rama 9 was a great great man.
Am I right in thinking Thai people don't care about money as much as these two guys/Americans
@@tribex11 Nah, we are as hypocrite as every country. Money is everything to most people like everywhere else. Every country has people that are content with either simple lives or materialistic lives.
@@CookCaramier been stuck in Thailand 3 months now, thanks covid. 👍
@@nofood1 The lockdown had been lifted for a month now. What are you still doing here?
@Владимир Путин calm down small one. He asks something because he wishes to learn and you start calling him a bigot.
I did this in Thailand (muay thai) & the Philippines (boxing) and stayed at the "fight clubs" it was incredible! You get so fit! I did it for 6 months after a break up and it was brilliant and cheap!
What gyms in the Philippines did you go to? And how could I look further into this?
tell me more I want to do this
how cheap? im about to quit my job and do this lol
Joe “I know some dudes that are really bow legged” Rogan
🤣🤣🤣🤣
4:25
I had an instructor. He was always said "practice does not make perfect, practice makes permanence"
Perfect practice makes perfect.
I wish I would have ran into either of them when they were here. Been living here since 2006, and I've heard a lot of people that I would have loved to meet in person have came through here. I hardly go out anymore though, after having my daughter five years ago, but would still be amazing to meet someone like that over here, just to be able to talk to them like a normal person, without having everyone recognizing them, making something like that impossible back in the states.
Joe's 100% right about the bad habits. I do kendo and the worst people we get are people who come in saying they are a black belt in karate or TKD, ect. So hard to break them down.
This is the first ever jre clip longer than five minutes that I haven’t clicked off of early because I was genuinely interested in the entire conversation. Love this dude
Muay Thai changes lives! 🥊🇹🇭
Fun fact- Hannibal wasn't bowlegged when he arrived in Thailand, he has the ladyboys to thank for that.
Bruh
Yup. He was bangin a lot more than pads over there for sure.
@@LBdreamin yea you would know!
Nathaniel King momma always said, “it takes one to know one”. C’mon man, step up your call outs. You ain’t worthy of any Kingship. You’re a pawn.
@3rd Eye People have preferences, and that's okay, but don't be calling normal living people disgusting.
Watching the Tiger Muay Thai team tryouts is so much fun. The training is def legit.
I know I used to watch it before going to the gym LOL
Started my son off with lessons at Sit Thailand Muay Thai Gym in Ching Mai... We have been here for a month and training at this gym with the former national champ has been amazing for my boy. Don't know if it will be the same when we head back to the states and we have to find a gym for him.
i went to Thailand November 2019 for 30 days and it was the best time of my life.. I still miss that place ... That place is dope.. he's definitely in better shape and he seems more clear headed .
Did you level up your fighting skills fast in just 30 days?
I disagree about age being a factor. I started Muay Thai at 34 and have been doing it for 2 years and I'm competing at a pretty high amateur level. The technique takes time, but I never felt that my age limited me at all. It just takes time, effort, and repetition.
Have you done any other martial arts? I’m 32 and I wanna know what would be best
Janaka hybrid is the name of the game in 2020 my man .. Go mix
Joshua Aaron man I thank you so much for this .. I lost hope at 30 starting my martial journey
well as joe stated his problem is probably flexibility and form issues not anything to do with age
Árpád Not always. My last opponent was 22 - he’s a physical specimen, great fighter, and I still dominated him. There are plenty of MMA and Thai fighters who dominate opponents 10-15 years younger than them.
Pretty violent Muay Thai kickboxing in Myanmar. Damn!
My friend Eric Uresk from Long Island, N.Y. was training MMA at Alliance, San Diego and then he went off the grid in Thailand. He's back coaching and stuff, but he went neck deep into the Thai Kickboxing. His wrestling is legendary. I trained with him a couple of times. We sparred for one round MMA. Somebody was going to get hurt in my friend's gym, so we stopped. Really great guy.
Eric must be pretty awesome now. Muay Thai is a great martial art for any wrestler to learn. You learn distance and you can hide that shot really nice if you learn some Muay Thai. Eric's been Jitzing for I don't even know how long, but he's black in Judo, and he might have been brown Jitz when I sparred him. I was afraid to take him down, I remember that. I was trying to stay standing. Eric Uresk is black in Ju Jitsu by now. I know he fell in love with Muay Thai, I did too when I studied it in Queens, NY. Eric didn't let me stay standing; he forced the issue with some good punches. I bet he'd be a handful now after all the Muay Thai. No thanks, I'm retired for good.
Hannibal is a really funny guest. It's really fun to hear him goofing on the show. "The music in my head is Drrrr da da do... My walk is more like DURR DU DUDER TERT TERT TA TA" . 🤣
Hannibal ‘Khalil Rountree’ buress
Lol
>trains in Thailand
>can't strike for shit
@@phank.s.4052 i hope his cardio will be better
Joe "1 month is really 3 months" Rogan
Damn it you beat me to it 😂😂😤 was bout to type that
I month there is really 3 months
At 4 min, when Joe's talking about taking the training slow, gotta build and establish that muscle memory.
We would be delighted to welcome you guys back!
I bet a few weeks doing REX-KWONDO would fix his roundhouse kicks... Forget about it!
Break the grip and walk away
you think I go home to Starla everynight looking like Peter Pan over here?
Look at these pants, you think anyone wants to take a roundhouse kick to the face while i'm wearing these bad boys? Forget about it!
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Joe- You Trained Muay Thai!?
Hannibal - Yeahh man
I love how he explained the way he walks to music
I’m going for 6 months in October. I can’t wait !
Wow Hannibal looks fit, goodbye moonface
God that's what's different. I saw another clip and I could not place why he looked so different
Also the hair and no glasses. He's kinda just a new person lol
Honestly I didn’t even recognize him
I recognize you from Alphadestiny videos!
@@derbistheeternal2947 wassup
That musical walk bit 😂
“Just a month”
*3 months in the title*
2:57
Never heard of bow-legged, looked into it and turns out I have something similar called knocked knees. Probably the strangest thing I have learned about myself from watching.
Bow legged is opposite of knocked knees.
I feel like I hear that term all the time, especially in regards to slutty girls when they just walk with their knees particularly separated
@@TheXabl0 sounds like my ex wife
@@marcelinomartinez2845 sounds like a real battle axe
@@sloanbryan9651 that dirty dog!
I'm from New York I live in Florida been to Thailand for a week by far one of the best experiences ever definitely a place 2 go too.
Saw him in Chiang Mai, he’s a cool dude. Wish we had trained together
lol...I did the same thing...nine years later I'm still here 49yrs old...Thai training there's nothing like it.
Love u Joe, watch ur podcasts every night
"You must unlearn, what you have learned." ~ Joe and Yoda
Hahaha this podcast was gold. Very down to earth. I love these two.
Did you meet the Emperor of Muay Thai?
His name is Sagat 🤣
Actually the emperor of muay Thai is namsaknoi
Apachai?
I did a private lesson with Sagat - it was fucking epic. He even did the laugh and said "Tiiiger uppercut!" when teaching.
@@oussamaokbi Yes! He trained the greatest disciple after all
I like this guys humbleness, he doesn't try to tell anyone how strong he is or how hard he kicks, he tells it like it is.
Seeing old Rogan Kicking vids of destruction, I'd trust him if he ever offers me lessons.
I think I'm going to Thailand from one month to learn Muay Thai so I can be invited on the Joe Rogan podcast to discuss about it.😂
Thailand. Train Muay Thai by Day, Happy Ending Massage by Night.
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,all day!
Don't forget the lady boys
@@imawarrior313 strengthens the core if you do it right.
@@hithere5553 lol yeah but lose the most important thing to a man .. aqua de vida buddy!
Being half Thai, I was laughing but genuinely uncomfortable with Joe and Hannibal talking about the King 😂 the royal power over there is real
Bro your new king is a complete jackass, no offense.
@@getonwithit.2847 I agree
@Wills Pram "lese majeste not enforced after the Thai King advised against it" and even if it was enforced, it's just double-speak. The fear mongering is real
@@Charlie-qn4my lol, it is enforced, or they just use other laws to enforce it. The most recent tactic was sending people who spoke against the king to psychiatric hospital...
รูปกษัติร์ก็ตัดต่อรูปจากจัสตินบีเบอร์ มีพวกนักการเมืองนี่แหละที่สร้างภาพมาโจมตีกษัติร์ ใส่รอยสักทั้งตัว ใครมองก็ออกว่ารูปตัดต่อ
I remember being at a concert and seeing Hannibal while I was drunk out of my mind in Bangkok and I was a professional muaythaifighter at the time. I wanted to go up to him and talk to him so bad but it looked like he was enjoying himself so I was like man leave em alone. but I can say he lost alot of weight compared to the time I seen him in person
says 1 month,
**reads title**
joe rogan cap
Hai Boai that was random
4:32 What he’s referring to is generally called The Kevin Spacey training method
Ha wow!
Funny
So visually satisfying how his shirt matches the background curtain
joe's shirt 😂 "straight teep"
I'm doing the same thing next year, ill be spending a month in Koh Phangan training and having a couple of fights...
Then ill be going to Pattaya to party for a week.
Its gonna be life changing experience, I cant wait. I look forward to all the people ill meet, and all the amazing times ill have. Haha its pretty nerve wracking that ill be travelling halfway across the world on my own to fight people.
Enjoy, that will be incredible!
Bro, you inspired me. I will do the same. Hopefully this year.
I just started training Muay Thai i dont think my legs and hips have ever been this sore in my entire life
The KEY to a roundhouse kick is to synchronize the pivot of the non-kicking foot with the 'snap' of the kicking leg... meaning the extension of the lower leg. The pivot of the non-kicking leg is done on the ball of the foot and the toes point backwards on the planted foot. Black belt TKD.
Muay thai has a different hip rotation on the roundhouse, not really a snap kick
3:34 ! the moment i read the title i knew it was gonna come to this
I stayed in Thailand for 4 years, and the worst thing was coming back to America..
Why was that the case? I'm a Thai person who been living in U.S. for a while now and I'm just curious as to why some westerners prefer to live in Thailand.
He is trolling.
trin K. For Americans it’s really cheap to live in Thailand. Americans can basically fuck around and enjoy the simple life while there.
@@trinkitisoontornpong7689 Pikebass hit the nail on the head. I lived a nice lifestyle there, and most things are inexpensive compared to here. I lived in a nice high rise condo that's almost cheap as my property taxes, and if I wanted to grab a beer at the local Family Mart or 7-11 at 1AM, I could simply walk there without feeling threatened. While my neighborhood is nice, I would never walk around here at 1AM. And of course, it's pretty easy to find a nice girlfriend, no not a whore (not that there's anything wrong with whores) with a nice family and decent education. Unfortunately, my GF was denied a tourist visa to the U.S, but she can practically go anywhere else (Japan, Australia, Europe), but I digress...
@@Victorkapz almost the exact same as me bro. I live there every winter for 4 months, have been for 9 years. My dream is going and never coming back. I hate canada and the women here.
I think that month in Thailand changed Hannibal I almost didn't recognize him at first. Maybe he'll continue doing it just to stay in shape.
This guy has come a long way. Awesome story.
I cannot wait to travel to train there! I'm looking to train with Trainer Gae in Bangkok and the Santai in chiang mai! Just waiting for the borders to open up
Ha! Trainer Gayyy!
I’m bow legged you can see when I walk esp runnin it took me years or self training and practice with no help I forced myself to run normal and now I can run without constantly tripping over my feet..
I have seen nfl players who are bow legged, but I think it because of nutrition from childhood.
Hannibal is one of those guys who can put his mind to something and achieve it quick
This dude and eric andrea are the perfect duo
What a lovely guy. Great chat.
I’ve always wanted to learn Muay Thai
I love Thailand! I think the people are so happy is because of religion but not sure. An amazing place that everyone should go and visit. I was on the freeway once in Bangkok and the King was on the otherwise of the freeway and everything was shut down as he drove by. What was that movie the King of Siam with Yule Brenner I think? Ka Somia is freaking off the charts may be one the most beautiful places on the planet.
why are some of the podcasts deleted like this one and the pat one
How is Joe not in tears when hannibal says “I had to see the main event” 5:40
I've lived in Thailand for 10 years, in Bangkok, moved from CA. That law is "lese majeste". An Australian man was sentenced to 15 years in jail for throwing a bucket of paint at a photo of the King. This was several years ago, when the King was Rama IX. The current King is Rama X. I've told my friends: "I won't even think bad things about the King." Love Thailand.
When me and whatever girl I'm with at the time talk about the king we both tone it down naturally and whisper. Even if we're the only ones for 100 miles.
@@xGaLoSx At least their kings don't allow outsiders to use the media and brainwash their own population with BS like in western nations.
Man, wish I could just pack a bag and roll out for a month.... Hannibal deserves it though, dude is a GOAT fo sho!
I took a boxing class in Chicago with Hannibal. The instructor kept calling him Hector. It was great.
Joes shirt says “Shove Away” lol
10:55 , the " Jamie get sh*t off the screen before the king gets us pulled off of CZcams" look
Watching this while stuck in Chiang Mai.
Stuck? Stfu dude. I'd give me balls to be back home in cm.
Stuck, you poor thing @@
Hope you’ll be okay ..,
I've been "stuck" here for many years and will probably continue being "stuck" here for many more to come!
You can ask the local tuk tuk drivers for weed. Cheer up
Hey uncle joe cant wait to do a PODCAST with you bro, were gonna shock the frequency waves back to reality 🤙 stay cherry sir!
@3:42 his scream and lil kick 💀
They say that you don't really know Muay Thai until you've fought in Thailand
Natural Hypertrophy try Lethwei and you'll forget muay thai
breadstickzzzzzzz how is lethwei dumb?
@breadstickzzzzzzz"Just get brain damage bro"
He was training to fight Tong Po
Prodigy Girl Gaming tong po
I'm A Warr;or No 😠 It’s Tom!
Or Bill Cosby...
Ok USA!
At a camp I was training at in Koh Phangan, an Aussie guy told one of the trainers (Pboo) he was here fight Tong Po. It was until we watched Kickboxer at the little restaurant at the camp that Pboo got the joke.
3:08 I feel this
Thailand has some great movies: Last Life In The Universe, Monrak Transistor, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
That’s how king’s are. Take away from the people while he’s the only one who is comfortable. How can you be a king and watch your people struggle?
It’s easy when the people are convinced they *deserve* nothing more. See: U.S.A.
@@gking407 Let me guess. You are a murican and you think you live in the shittiest place in a world?
What makes him a king?
That Muy Thai help Hannibal out a lot, he looks fit.
Hannibal vs CM Punk, book it Dana.
actually would be badass
Bruh an unfit Hannibal would starch CM Pink
She does I hard kick lighting the bag up
I’m using my kick pip, pip.. l😂🤣😂
The music to his walk😅3:10
I'm bowlegged too so I feel him. Our hips are positioned differently because of the bowleggedness. However within a month or so I became pretty decent at kicking. It comes down to repetition.
DAMN Hannibal looks GREAT! 😁✊🏿
Great vibes from Hannibal 🤟🏼
Hannibal trying to be in Black Panther 2 😂
Hannibal looking like he’s trying to graduate from funny side kick to leading man.
Jamie fix the title of the video.
I was just listening to the podcast and I was definitely picturing the old Hannibal Buress.
I’ve taken one Muay Thai class and my whole body feels sore I’m planning on going back when the soreness dials down a little
I was training with him when I was there. We didn't speech to each other much. Place we trained at was Tiger Muay Thai.
Tiger Muay Thai is where isreal and Dan came from
Peter yan
Always liked Hannibal, good to see him like this, looking healthy and he's working on his skills, mad respect. Most people don't even want to get out of bed
Damn, I thought Joe is interviewing John David Washington. Looking good, Hannibal.
I've lived here in Thailand for almost 9 years nonstop and I knew muay thai was big here but I had no idea it was EVERYTHING ❤️from 🇹🇭
heavy meddle how's that?
@@imawarrior313 how's what? As I said. I didn't know it was everything. I had no idea that they learn muay in school. I knew it was big. Big Big. I'm no stranger to martial arts. Never done muay Thai. Only 19 years of judo and taekwondo. But that was a looooong time ago
heavy meddle ok so first let me ask you how is life in Thailand in general? And do u recommend it for someone who wants to go there and start a new life and become a legit hardcore fighter and a martial artist? And how deep is the culture?
@@imawarrior313 oooh that was a tough question. For me. But what I do know is that it's easier to get a permanent or at least stay long if you do muay thai seriously. I'm here illegally. Nothing I recommend. But I have friends from Sweden who has done the proper paperwork and opened gyms. Concentrated on boxing. Just devoted muay thai lovers. No competitions or anything like that. Pretty successful. If you are younger and have the ability to fight you can and will be popular as long as you do it without just trying to stay here long.
I live on a pretty small island, Koh Lanta and here are a few legit boxing "camps" and a couple of successful "white" fighters or "farangs" as all foreigners are called.
For me... I'm 49 and bought 6 scooters and 50% of a restaurant with no experience at all. When the "Thai magic" goes away its like a beautiful place in hell. But yes. You can do it. The one thing is that everything and everyone is corrupted here and everything cost more than it really should.
But with that being said... I, of cause, don't know everything. If you try to find answers and ask 10 different people you'll get 10 different answers. Especially from Thai people. Everything is possible here with money. And if you get a foot in the door and make some friends you can absolutely do it. 100%. I wish I was young and could do what you want to do. Come here and just do it. But I don't know how things work in bigger towns and provinces. Like Bangkok and pattaya. But here on koh lanta its very possible. If you do it, write a message and please let me know. When the borders open again you should do it because everyone needs money here right now and would be more than happy to take you in😊