2 sides of the trauma response. Even when seans crying theo still trying his best to make him laugh cuz he aknowledges his pain. When it isn't anger its jst pure sadness.
sean uses violence to deal with his trauma. but wants to fight everything thats dangerous to deal with it. he even sparred with ngannou bec he sees his abusive father in scary people
Violence?, No violence is doing dumb ignorant shit for no reason he found a pretty solid outlet for that said “violence” and now just like Theo is helping alot of men old, young, middle aged etc.
Strongly disagree. Him waiting for Sean to stop crying to drop a pee joke was cringe. Also, had he done his homework he should have confronted Sean with his stepping over his own lines with his comments towards Ian machados wife. He could have saved himself from the backlash he got now.
Sean reminds me of my big brother Tommy. So much trauma. So much anger. Pain. So much pain. Sean has fighting as an outlet. His trauma makes him tough & gritty. Again, my big brother was the same. He always fought. Even if he wasn’t the toughest & got knocked down, no one could keep him down. He just kept getting back up. Always. Until he was sick of fighting. At the age of 36 he took his own life. I pray his soul is at peace. I hope Sean never stops fighting. I hope he finds peace in this life as well.
If he thinks the Asian race was soo weak so did his ancestors win the Korean war or Vietnam war? Or did his ancestors get checked in the battlefield by an Asian? Ghenghis Khan didnt conquer his ancestors?
Sean came in hot, taking shots at Theo, but in the end Theo showed what empathy looks like when he said “we don’t have to talk I can just sit here with you"
Two Men navigating the complex world of humanity with its ups and downs through a conversation. Sometimes its off the track but that doesn't mean there isnt a destination worth getting to. Sometimes the best place to be is a place that didn't have a road to get to. Loved this very much. Thank you.
Maybe but no weed for Sean or drugs. I know Sean is very stubborn against 'Drugs' but he might do well with a sitter like Theo and a healthy dose of psilocybin
When theo said "we don't have to talk I can just sit here with you for a while" is why I love theo this man is a one of a kind soul he put Sean's emotions in front of his podcast and than offered not to air it.
Thats real understanding from theo who’s probably had the same breakdowns and maybe he did or maybe he didnt have somebody say that to him but he understands.
Wow this interview really shows Sean in a different light. Seems like he’s made a lot of progress moving through some tough situations. Seeing him talk about how much he cared for and protected his mother was really touching. Blessings from here on out!❤
WOW!! I did not think I was goin to end up crying when i turned on this podcast this morning! I have ALOT of respect for you Sean. Just to be so vulnerable talkin about the domestic violence you had to deal with as a small kid and the courage you showed is so amazing. I just RAN from a VERY abusive marriage with NOTHING. I had to leave everything behind. To wake up free with peace of mind without the stress of knowing the next battle is lurking around and you're just waiting for the other shoe to drop is priceless. Anyways just wanted to let you know how impressed I was with your interview since i didn't even know who you were and that I'm definitely now a fan and can't wait to sit and watch some of your fights!!❤ And it goes without saying that I'm already a HUGE fan of yours THEO!!❤❤❤
First time I was watching out for Theos podcast. I listen to a decent amount of them. I was definitely waiting for this one though. Wonder if he released it early because of the leaked audio.
"Don't self isolate" thank you Sean for this advice. Had a terrible upbringing, scars on my body and face from it. The usual. You are so right dude, self isolating is a long road to nowhere. I need to face some fears.
For real! Dont do it! Isolations fucked me up more than anything else. Especially when I had to Think about everything that I went though. Be around good people
In this position now. Self isolated for 2 years and it caused some damage to my psyche forsure. Feels like it killed a little part of me but I like to think it’s just sleepin. Gotta wake that mf up!
So much love for both of these men. I’m so glad Sean felt comfortable being vulnerable, we need more men who aren’t afraid to share their journey through the darkness so many people live in. Theo gave Sean a gift that I’m not sure many people will realize; while Sean is walking us through these traumatic memories and reliving those emotions, Theo is making Sean laugh. That is truly healing those moments for Sean. Maybe not in its entirety, but progress in the right direction.
Telling Sean "oh man I can just sit here with you" as Sean started crying,no bro,that was not empathy whatsoever,that was Theo trying to keep conversation funny,he just wanted to deliver his "I used to pee around my bed" joke,watch the clip again you'll see what i mean,i was extremely disappointed
@@JulianPiliertheo started talking about his story of fear as a child. It wasnt a joke. He peed around his bed to protect himself as a kid. It sounded like a joke, but he finished the story after he gave Sean time and repeated "I'm sorry" to him. This was wholesome and wonderful to see. I had to rewatch it right when i heard it to see if he was making a joke as well. He wasnt. Then he told the story. ❤
The Jesse ventura episode bothering theo, bothered me. Let guests say what they need to, and I think he learned since then. Theo is always great and I think he knows he's loved now even if he doesn't speak much. He's getting good at this.
Beautiful moment bro. And good on you for having the presence of mind to say “we don’t have to talk about it. I can just sit here with you.” That shit broke my heart. Love you for that.
This is the greatest podcast ive ever seen. I had respect for Sean before this because he lives life his way unapologetically. But seeing him vulnerable, man, i understand you bro.
You can tell he didn’t wanna let the world see his tears. It’s ok to cry, Sean. Your old man was terrible to you. You didn’t do anything wrong and you didn’t deserve it.
Idk why he doesn’t like Goggins In fact Goggins went through worse but Sean dislikes others who are also mentally strong (He is mentally strong I just worded it wrong)
It’s NEVER okay to cry publicly. Cry privately. Never let anyone see you cry, especially not a woman. They’ll see you as less of a man and start walking over you until they dump you. Happens all the time.
I relate too much to how his brain works so I crack up at Theo probably more than I do any other human on this planet 😂 “How many words can you type per minute?” Very valid question for some reason hahaha
@@SuperSalad7 "By who?!" "I don't fuckin' know, dude!" Like he's just making shit up, yet you're seeing photo evidence being popped up on the screen to backup every claim 🤣🤣
Big time the way he clenches his fists when hes crying he just wants to hurt something becuz the hurt inside him is so bad. As a man i think we can all relate to this at some point.
“We don’t have to talk, I can just sit here for a minute.” We all need a Theo Von in our lives man. This random internet stranger loves ya if you’re reading this. Stay strong everyone.
I was already a fan of Sean but this episode made me respect and understand him so much more. The fact that he was willing and able to get vulnerable and talk about his past and have the courage to post it is inspiring. It’s heartbreaking and encouraging at the same time. This level of public accountability and transparency is what we need in today’s society. You will not see this amongst any politician or public figure. I admire the sheer level of honesty and courage it takes to present this side of yourself in the public eye. This is growth.This is change. This is what society needs. Thanks Sean🙏
I’ve endured a lot of trauma as a child, and as a 20 year old adult I’m barely starting to realize that it’s trauma. Before I would just ignore it when it popped in my head and when Sean started crying man I cried too bc I have a very similar story in life. Now that my mom is gone it makes me hate myself bc I couldn’t protect her every second she felt pain. Thank you for allowing me to feel safe and cry with you two.
It's not your fault that you couldn't protect your mom, she is in peace now.✨✨✨ You still have your life ahead of you, don't give up, use your experiences to make the best out of your life👍💪👍💪👍💪🙂🙂🙂
Theo casually comforting Sean, “it’s ok man, a lot of that stuff is sad”. That is one of the best responses to a situation like this. He validated his feelings, so Sean felt like it wasn’t embarrassing to cry and then gave him his moment to process them once he realized he needed it. Fuck man that made me cry.
@@mrmxyzptlk8906ehh. They compete for me between first and second. I was 30 min into hinchcliffe on jre and clicked to this when I seen that notification
I didn’t listen to this episode till last night on my drive home from PA and I was driving with just my son in his car seat in the back and I’m hearing all of this and tearing up because I have my own battles with depression and I’ve been sober for over 3 years now but I’m dealing with all my emotions head on so I definitely related to what Sean was going through. My trauma was a little different. My dad just wasn’t around at all and It was just me and my mom for so long. I’ve gained a lot of respect for Sean and Theo handled this interview like a champ. Hats off to the both of these guys. You never know what someone is going through so just be kind and a good person to everyone you come across.
So proud of this interview and proud of Theo being himself. Trauma is so hard to deal with. Him offering to just to sit there with Sean made me cry for all people who have suffered as a child.
“We don’t have to talk about it I can just sit here with you for a minute.” Theo is showing the truest form of kindness and humility in this moment. Sometimes we don’t need someone to say anything, we just want them to sit with us and know that somebody is there. This has been my favorite podcast with a guest to date by far. The laughter, the tears, it’s all in the mix here. Thank you Theo for showing Sean genuine human empathy
Theo, your ability to be compassionate for another fellow human being is amazing. Thank you Mr Strickland for allowing us to understand your trauma and the impact to your life. Thank you both!!
This was an intense and very captivating interview. I listen to a lot of podcasts and they get boring with the same routine but this was raw and intriguing. I wish this went on for a few hours
Theo is a national treasure. When Sean started breaking down, Theo tried to make him laugh then quickly read the room and was able to just sit with Sean instead of trying to make him feel better. It just shows how much work Theo has done on himself and there need to be more people that can just sit with people through their darkness. Gang gang baby! Sending everyone love ❤
I used to be the guy everyone went to when they had a bad trip back in my party days. I dunno why but I enjoy listening to people and what they’re going through.
@@Rico_71same here!!! The one thing I felt that Sean said was the everyone goes through trauma, biggest thing ppl need to remember is everyone’s trauma is different
The best one yet! Excellent guest/host dynamic. You're getting really good at this Theo. So glad you decided not to cut the hard bits, young men need to hear that you can be strong and open.
Man this was so emotional and raw. Tears came down Theo’s eyes not even 15 seconds after Sean started. Im not familiar with Sean or follow UFC, but this was just straight up raw and i wanted to just give bro a big hug
I like how Sean uses violence as a defensive mechanism and Theo uses laughter. Even when Sean was breaking down Theo used the peeing around the bed line to try and make Sean laugh and cheer him up. Really powerful episode
Hypocrite Makes fun of izzy after the fight being all emotional.... And NOW he is the one crying ... I thought he was a man's man, can't show emotions .....
I never realized what a beautiful human being Theo was until this episode. He could see what was coming, you could see it in his face, trying to take the attention off of Sean with a story for Sean's sake, professionally fighting back his own emotions. When it was impossible to avoid he was willing to just sit there with him, like a real friend would do. He didn't run from it, change the topic. Wow, good guy. ... Good guy. Thank you Theo.
Yeah man I noticed that too , also when theo made a joke about disney channel not being "homeschooled" , he immediately saw that Sean didn't react positively to it and apologized , he's very empathetic.
The world doesn't deserve Theo, he is such an amazing genuine soul, we are so very lucky to have him. I appreciate him giving anyone and everyone a platform to tell their story and he has absolutely no judgement. For him to say we don't need to talk I can just sit here with you says so much about his soul. Amazing, I am so fortunate to have found Theo.
Sharing and processing emotions is a sign of strength, and Sean definitely has it. Such a powerful conversation. If you're suffering, keep going. There are better days on the horizon. ❤
you have c-ptsd just like sean. my clients have it. if you want to feel better look that stuff up. and really crappy childhood fairy here on youtube has a great program and even her daily practice is free. good luck sir
@@joey13766 He's obv joking. Comedians will even joke about trauma, but clearly when it came down to it Theo showed compassion and solace with silence when needed. You can even see him tear up seeing the little boy in Sean hurting.
When Sean saw Theo felt the trauma first hand and shed a tear first, Sean knew he could finally share his pain with Theo and just let go. So grateful to have someone like Theo on earth.
The fact that he’s genius to see how Sean holds very contradictory beliefs, and as someone who has experienced and takes his trauma seriously, it’s just hypocritical that he isn’t empathetic to others’ trauma. He said when Dricus insulted him about being beat as a kid, those words “crossed the line”. Sean thinks you can’t joke or insult people about child abuse because it’s a sensitive. You can see how much it hurts him thinking about it and thinking about the trauma he associates with it. But he doesn’t hold the same perspective to other peoples’ traumas. People who were beat up as kids for being a different race, and women who were sexually assaulted get the same bad feelings when someone insults them about those things the same way Sean gets bad feelings when someone insults him about his things. But Sean disregards other peoples’ trauma entirely, despite knowing how his trauma makes him feel, which is just hypocritical.
The fact that he’s genius to see how Sean holds very contradictory beliefs, and as someone who has experienced and takes his trauma seriously, it’s just hypocritical that he isn’t empathetic to others’ trauma. He said when Dricus insulted him about being beat as a kid, those words “crossed the line”. Sean thinks you can’t joke or insult people about child abuse because it’s a sensitive. You can see how much it hurts him thinking about it and thinking about the trauma he associates with it. But he doesn’t hold the same perspective to other peoples’ traumas. People who were beat up as kids for being a different race, and women who were sexually assaulted get the same bad feelings when someone insults them about those things the same way Sean gets bad feelings when someone insults him about his things. But Sean disregards other peoples’ trauma entirely, despite knowing how his trauma makes him feel, which is just hypocritical.
The fact that he’s genius to see how Sean holds very contradictory beliefs, and as someone who has experienced and takes his trauma seriously, it’s just hypocritical that he isn’t empathetic to others’ trauma. He said when Dricus insulted him about being beat as a kid, those words “crossed the line”. Sean thinks you can’t joke or insult people about child abuse because it’s a sensitive. You can see how much it hurts him thinking about it and thinking about the trauma he associates with it. But he doesn’t hold the same perspective to other peoples’ traumas. People who were beat up as kids for being a different race, and women who were sexually assaulted get the same bad feelings when someone insults them about those things the same way Sean gets bad feelings when someone insults him about his things. But Sean disregards other peoples’ trauma entirely, despite knowing how his trauma makes him feel, which is just hypocritical.
The fact that he’s genius to see how Sean holds very contradictory beliefs, and as someone who has experienced and takes his trauma seriously, it’s just hypocritical that he isn’t empathetic to others’ trauma. He said when Dricus insulted him about being beat as a kid, those words “crossed the line”. Sean thinks you can’t joke or insult people about child abuse because it’s a sensitive. You can see how much it hurts him thinking about it and thinking about the trauma he associates with it. But he doesn’t hold the same perspective to other peoples’ traumas. People who were beat up as kids for being a different race, and women who were sexually assaulted get the same bad feelings when someone insults them about those things the same way Sean gets bad feelings when someone insults him about his things. But Sean disregards other peoples’ trauma entirely, despite knowing how his trauma makes him feel, which is just hypocritical.
The fact that he’s genius to see how Sean holds very contradictory beliefs, and as someone who has experienced and takes his trauma seriously, it’s just hypocritical that he isn’t empathetic to others’ trauma. He said when Dricus insulted him about being beat as a kid, those words “crossed the line”. Sean thinks you can’t joke or insult people about child abuse because it’s a sensitive. You can see how much it hurts him thinking about it and thinking about the trauma he associates with it. But he doesn’t hold the same perspective to other peoples’ traumas. People who were beat up as kids for being a different race, and women who were sexually assaulted get the same bad feelings when someone insults them about those things the same way Sean gets bad feelings when someone insults him about his things. But Sean disregards other peoples’ trauma entirely, despite knowing how his trauma makes him feel, which is just hypocritical.
That was an unexpected, but at least in the top five conversations ever. Sean is a real awesome man, and it takes a lot of courage to talk about pain and coping with it. Thanks Theo, gang
It’s one thing to break down into tears as a “tough guy”, but it’s a whole other level of respect when Theo offers to cut that part out and Sean says nope, leave it in, let the world see.
As a man who works in mental healthcare, often supporting individuals with trauma its so inspiring seeing a guy like Sean show a tear and not be embarrassed about it. Nothing to be ashamed of and incredibly brave. Hope he gets it done against DDP
Nothing funnier than two men who can’t keep a single train of thought, individually, having a 2 hour conversation 😂😂 I love Theo, and I think he held this together well
1:32:30 "We don't have to talk, man. I can just sit here with you for a minute." The pure goodness in that moment. Shit got me right in my soul. Thank god for the people who are just willing to sit there for a minute.
Never thought I'd cry watching Theo, what a good guy. Massive respect for Sean as well. When Theo said "it's OK, we don't have to talk, we can just sit here "
Theo, you're simply the best. You make me laugh. I'm usually the one making people laugh. It's refreshing to be able to jump on CZcams and laugh out loud at any one of your podcasts that I randomly choose. You're also a good human being. That's the most important! ❤
I think it shows how a lot of men process or deal with trauma in their childhood. It’s like it sucks it happened but you also can’t afford to let it distract us from the present.
Respect to Sean for allowing Theo to release the unedited episode. Others would be afraid to compromise their badass image. He is just fighting his sadness with rage. Hope his success brings him some peace with his past
@@JStacknot everyone needs to see a clinical psychologist to help with their problems. Some people just need one other human being to listen to them for a moment.
How this podcast hasn’t taken over the internet world is weird. This is the most incredible podcast I have ever seen. I felt every damn emotion possible
I duno guys, I feel he interrupted way too much in this interview. He goes down these rabbits holes and doesn't allow sean to finish his sentence then sean ends up having to remember what he was saying rather than theo picking up from were they left off.
Damn, not in a thousand years will I ever expect the second hour of the podcast to be so emotional and heart wrenching. This is a episode I hope a lot of people see.
I actually lost a bit of respect for Sean. He constantly rips into everyone about being a man and literally shat on Khalil for crying, then he does it himself.
I’m not saying this convo doesn’t take ALOT of courage.. but I’d say going into a ring where someone is paid to try and kill you in underwear is a bit more courageous
It would have been respectful had Sean not talk so much shit about fighters like Khalil Rountree Jr. who showed emotion during a press conference. It actually bothers me.. such two faced garbage. Like those who criticize homosexuality only to find out said person criticizing is a closeted deeply ashamed homosexual themself.
Seeing the real genuine empathy for sean makes me like Theo even more than i already did. You dont find very many good hearted people like this anymore.
their dynamic was fun to watch. Sean going at Joe, Theo being loyal to Joe but entertaining his guest, Sean trying to bully Theo, theo having him fact checked and reigning him in on rants and prejudices... but theyre both hurt, and theo manages it with humour, sean with aggression. and its only after they go through all that sparring, then they get real, then they become equals, then they get deep, then they connect. Its fuckin beautiful.
i’m a psychologist and this was such an interesting case. he clearly has so much trauma. and while someone like him would benefit IMMENSELY from internally overcoming it, it’s also what led him to become one of the greatest fighters on earth. So hopefully he can get to the top of his game and then whenever he decides to retire at somepoint(preferably before he starts murdering people) he can begin to try to workout his struggles because you can’t push that shit down forever.
The amount of statements being misinterpreted is hilarious 😂 Two guys having two completely separate conversations but talking to each other with periods of mass confusion. Hoping they do these more often.
It hit home hard when Sean put loneliness into words. People make others feel like they don’t belong and that’s hard to deal with. I pray anyone out there who’s feeling like they’re at a breaking point can get the help they need.
Also want to add that just reading through the comments says a lot about kind of people here and how much love and compassion we truly have for one another. Beautiful
Theo is a real man . When he said “ we don’t have to talk I can just sit here with you “ that showed his true colors
That moment was beautiful
Beautiful for a racists lmao
@@smokeyMT406 how is that racism
@@smokeyMT406Mind-numbing comment.
@@smokeyMT406cry liberal Ukraine supporter
Theo chose laughter. Sean chose violence. Both were born out of trauma. Wow! What a powerful episode.
2 sides of the trauma response. Even when seans crying theo still trying his best to make him laugh cuz he aknowledges his pain. When it isn't anger its jst pure sadness.
sean uses violence to deal with his trauma. but wants to fight everything thats dangerous to deal with it. he even sparred with ngannou bec he sees his abusive father in scary people
Violence?,
No violence is doing dumb ignorant shit for no reason he found a pretty solid outlet for that said “violence” and now just like Theo is helping alot of men
old, young, middle aged etc.
Why did they edit everything
@@Erikkkolivarezzz1937I think
He means violence in regards to Sean being a UFC fighter
“We’re getting way off track”
“We haven’t even been on the train Sean” 😂
I was dead😂😂😂
Lol
He wants young men who are watching, to know what he will think of them, if they were to settle for a woman like that.
Lmaooooo
czcams.com/video/SRLljn_GEHk/video.html Theo: "Oh yeah" 😀
Sean: “I’m a polite man”
Theo: “really?”😂😂
😂😂😂
Omg I literally read this as they were saying, lol. That was awesome
39:59
Sean: “we’re getting way off track here”
Theo: “ we’ve never been in the train, Sean”
Best response ever for having a disjointed conversation😂
Yea I noticed it was all over the place. Entertaining tho. Sometimes you need a little chaos.
@@organicthug5220 yeah idk about "a little" haha
This one killed me
Love how they fact checked Sean on air about Ian Garry and it being his wife's maiden name not her ex husband's
@@lauralishes1weird
Theo is in the 1% of interview talent. He navigated that entire convo like a hall of famer
I’m a huge fan after this interview
Reminds me of the bill burr interview 😂
Strongly disagree. Him waiting for Sean to stop crying to drop a pee joke was cringe. Also, had he done his homework he should have confronted Sean with his stepping over his own lines with his comments towards Ian machados wife. He could have saved himself from the backlash he got now.
My IQ feels so low rn
he has a high dose of what most people do not have: empathy
"Well you can start off with Amelia Earhart"
"Bitch got lost"
Killed me
44:24
Sean reminds me of my big brother Tommy. So much trauma. So much anger. Pain. So much pain. Sean has fighting as an outlet. His trauma makes him tough & gritty. Again, my big brother was the same. He always fought. Even if he wasn’t the toughest & got knocked down, no one could keep him down. He just kept getting back up. Always. Until he was sick of fighting. At the age of 36 he took his own life. I pray his soul is at peace. I hope Sean never stops fighting. I hope he finds peace in this life as well.
Sorry to hear that.
RIP Tommy
Damn. That actually hit hard.
Sorry to hear that ! May your brother rest in peace
Rest easy Tommy
"you're an educated man..." Theo: "yeah I mean I have Microsoft word on my computer" that took me tf out hahaha
Theo Von definetly has a premium membership on Onlyfans.
😂
Broooo😂. Too quick with it
Time stamp?
4:18
“We don’t have to talk I’ll just sit here with you”, just goes to show how good of a guy Theo truthfully is at heart.
1:00:15 Theo was not pleased about the "dark" stuff. Theo is half Hispanic
If he thinks the Asian race was soo weak so did his ancestors win the Korean war or Vietnam war? Or did his ancestors get checked in the battlefield by an Asian? Ghenghis Khan didnt conquer his ancestors?
hearing it was one thing... reading it made me tear up...
Amazing interview. Am a now a bigger fan of both these guys now.
Yeah he’s almost as good as Katt Williams
Sean came in hot, taking shots at Theo, but in the end Theo showed what empathy looks like when he said “we don’t have to talk I can just sit here with you"
Yeah bro I was thinking the same thing, was expetcing such a sudden change in mood, but a class act from theo von
love theo, definitely an empath
Two Men navigating the complex world of humanity with its ups and downs through a conversation. Sometimes its off the track but that doesn't mean there isnt a destination worth getting to. Sometimes the best place to be is a place that didn't have a road to get to. Loved this very much. Thank you.
This was perfect! ❤
Great comment 🎉
Sean “bare with me”
Theo “I have been baring through all of it” Theo is hilarious 😂
Bro just for future reference “bare” is like bare naked, bare cupboard etc you’re looking for “bear” with me.
Hello greatings from Sweden i learned something today. How’s my spelling??
Just shut the fuck up. But good advice lol@@mickydem5920
@@laspar3462 I’m glad my friend, I have good intentions. Seeing you asked brother it’s greetings not greatings
Lmao that part killed me
sean is the one dude who can say crazier shit then Theo Von
yeah this was a fun ride up until it wasn't. great podcast though
*than
It’s not crazier shit tho is it, it’s just mostly moronic shit. Sounded like a TBI from birth tbh
It's not even close. That dude doesn't even quite know what he thinks, except women have ruined everything, belong in the kitchen, etc.
If I’m at a urinal and I see Sean I’m running 😭
An interview of Sean Strickland and Mike Tyson will be awesome and therapeutic for Sean
Maybe but no weed for Sean or drugs. I know Sean is very stubborn against 'Drugs' but he might do well with a sitter like Theo and a healthy dose of psilocybin
No way Mike is annoying.
They would hate each other and Strickland would leave
Probably one of the best Theo von episodes ever! Sean and Theo really connected near the end, wholesome content right here
When theo said "we don't have to talk I can just sit here with you for a while" is why I love theo this man is a one of a kind soul he put Sean's emotions in front of his podcast and than offered not to air it.
Thats real understanding from theo who’s probably had the same breakdowns and maybe he did or maybe he didnt have somebody say that to him but he understands.
Theo's a real dude, empathetic and understanding. Gave Sean the space to be vulnerable which says a lot!
Rogan was cheap on the hotel... Really Joe? Bro you make it ez not to like you sometimes
When the same guy said women should be back in the kitchen and that every other race is below him…fuck this guy.
@@danc8458wut. 😐
Theo is the therapist that we all didn't know we needed.
the therapist without brain.. Even ppl with no brain can have feelings and be emotional .. Nice to see 2 dudes let it all out!
@@vvinterghost
Your without brain
@@vvinterghost".. without A brain"... Ironic
@@vvinterghostlol only dummies can’t see this man’s intelligence
@@deadpirate3134 pfp pal, its always a first sign
Wow this interview really shows Sean in a different light. Seems like he’s made a lot of progress moving through some tough situations. Seeing him talk about how much he cared for and protected his mother was really touching. Blessings from here on out!❤
WOW!! I did not think I was goin to end up crying when i turned on this podcast this morning! I have ALOT of respect for you Sean. Just to be so vulnerable talkin about the domestic violence you had to deal with as a small kid and the courage you showed is so amazing. I just RAN from a VERY abusive marriage with NOTHING. I had to leave everything behind. To wake up free with peace of mind without the stress of knowing the next battle is lurking around and you're just waiting for the other shoe to drop is priceless. Anyways just wanted to let you know how impressed I was with your interview since i didn't even know who you were and that I'm definitely now a fan and can't wait to sit and watch some of your fights!!❤ And it goes without saying that I'm already a HUGE fan of yours THEO!!❤❤❤
This has to be one of the most anticipated episodes from Theo
neh
Wtf bro😂 Sean’s cool n all but u reaching w that one lol
@@Tbo69it’s cuz he cried during it
First time I was watching out for Theos podcast. I listen to a decent amount of them. I was definitely waiting for this one though. Wonder if he released it early because of the leaked audio.
THE most let’s be honest
We all have to thank Sean for letting Theo air this episode. This will seriously help so many people. This is why Sean is the people’s champ.
Theo let him be who he is while still talking trash. These guys displayed how to respect people without saying it.
I too really appreciate that he does this. A real man that is vulnerable and opens up. It inspires the people. Thank you Sean. Peace be upon you.
True, I was episode
He's not a peoples Champ he is an actual middle weight champ. lol
sean made a joke of himself
"Don't self isolate" thank you Sean for this advice. Had a terrible upbringing, scars on my body and face from it. The usual. You are so right dude, self isolating is a long road to nowhere. I need to face some fears.
❤
Shit. Same here. Its easy to do whats comfortable but you dont realize how self destructive it can be
Damn, hearing that I realized I have been doin that for way too long now
For real! Dont do it! Isolations fucked me up more than anything else. Especially when I had to
Think about everything that I went though. Be around good people
In this position now. Self isolated for 2 years and it caused some damage to my psyche forsure. Feels like it killed a little part of me but I like to think it’s just sleepin. Gotta wake that mf up!
So much love for both of these men.
I’m so glad Sean felt comfortable being vulnerable, we need more men who aren’t afraid to share their journey through the darkness so many people live in.
Theo gave Sean a gift that I’m not sure many people will realize; while Sean is walking us through these traumatic memories and reliving those emotions, Theo is making Sean laugh. That is truly healing those moments for Sean. Maybe not in its entirety, but progress in the right direction.
Theo literally goes perfectly from joking to caring and super empathetic. Good guy
Telling Sean "oh man I can just sit here with you" as Sean started crying,no bro,that was not empathy whatsoever,that was Theo trying to keep conversation funny,he just wanted to deliver his "I used to pee around my bed" joke,watch the clip again you'll see what i mean,i was extremely disappointed
@@JulianPilier Shut up
@JulianPilier he was tearing up too, wtf are you talking about
@@JulianPilierhe said that with literal tears in his eyes u dummy
@@JulianPiliertheo started talking about his story of fear as a child. It wasnt a joke. He peed around his bed to protect himself as a kid. It sounded like a joke, but he finished the story after he gave Sean time and repeated "I'm sorry" to him. This was wholesome and wonderful to see. I had to rewatch it right when i heard it to see if he was making a joke as well. He wasnt. Then he told the story. ❤
Seeing Theo try his best to steer the conversation was hilarious, Sean can't be stopped or distracted in the slightest 🤣
😂😂😂😂
yeah because he clearly didn’t want to steer the convo😭 he wanted to get out what he was saying
The Jesse ventura episode bothering theo, bothered me. Let guests say what they need to, and I think he learned since then. Theo is always great and I think he knows he's loved now even if he doesn't speak much. He's getting good at this.
Beautiful moment bro. And good on you for having the presence of mind to say “we don’t have to talk about it. I can just sit here with you.” That shit broke my heart. Love you for that.
This is the greatest podcast ive ever seen. I had respect for Sean before this because he lives life his way unapologetically. But seeing him vulnerable, man, i understand you bro.
You can tell he didn’t wanna let the world see his tears. It’s ok to cry, Sean. Your old man was terrible to you. You didn’t do anything wrong and you didn’t deserve it.
He's stage two Matt Damon right now. Soon Papa Rogan will embrace him like Robin Williams.
Idk why he doesn’t like Goggins
In fact Goggins went through worse but Sean dislikes others who are also mentally strong
(He is mentally strong I just worded it wrong)
@@MannyBXNGhaha ok Manny. Dude is the champ of the world fighting dudes in a cage but yeah he’s not strong mentally 😂
It’s NEVER okay to cry publicly. Cry privately. Never let anyone see you cry, especially not a woman. They’ll see you as less of a man and start walking over you until they dump you. Happens all the time.
@@MannyBXNGstfu just because he’s crying after all the trauma he felt it makes him not mentally strong?
"He was in the war" "What war?" "I don't know he liked wearing gloves and sh.." "maybe the war on drugs" "pull up a war" 😂😂😂 Love Theo
LOLOL Quinten Tarantino couldn’t even script this
I relate too much to how his brain works so I crack up at Theo probably more than I do any other human on this planet 😂
“How many words can you type per minute?” Very valid question for some reason hahaha
Autographed sword
@@SuperSalad7
"By who?!"
"I don't fuckin' know, dude!"
Like he's just making shit up, yet you're seeing photo evidence being popped up on the screen to backup every claim 🤣🤣
Classic interview. Hit every emotion from laughter to tears in one sitting.
Sincere thank you and respect to both for this interview. This level of -real- is rarely seen today. Fair dues for doing this and sharing it.
Sean doesn't want to kill a man, he wants to kill the pain he feels inside of himself bc of the trauma he faced as a child.
True.
But if he doesn't deal with it at some point, it's very likely to happen.
He's trying to tell everyone in every interview almost as a warning.
@@lahaza6515 just like Chester Bennington before his death, but more homicidal
You don't know bro lol when you've been afraid for so long you hate being afraid. And it turns to anger
Yep
Big time the way he clenches his fists when hes crying he just wants to hurt something becuz the hurt inside him is so bad. As a man i think we can all relate to this at some point.
“We don’t have to talk, I can just sit here for a minute.”
We all need a Theo Von in our lives man. This random internet stranger loves ya if you’re reading this. Stay strong everyone.
Theo Von definetly has a premium membership on Onlyfans.
love you too mane 🫂
Real talk life is hell and I hope everyone finds their peace.
Thank you Brother ❤
Going through hell, but we have to stay strong.
I was already a fan of Sean but this episode made me respect and understand him so much more. The fact that he was willing and able to get vulnerable and talk about his past and have the courage to post it is inspiring. It’s heartbreaking and encouraging at the same time. This level of public accountability and transparency is what we need in today’s society. You will not see this amongst any politician or public figure. I admire the sheer level of honesty and courage it takes to present this side of yourself in the public eye. This is growth.This is change. This is what society needs. Thanks Sean🙏
I’ve endured a lot of trauma as a child, and as a 20 year old adult I’m barely starting to realize that it’s trauma. Before I would just ignore it when it popped in my head and when Sean started crying man I cried too bc I have a very similar story in life. Now that my mom is gone it makes me hate myself bc I couldn’t protect her every second she felt pain. Thank you for allowing me to feel safe and cry with you two.
It's not your fault that you couldn't protect your mom, she is in peace now.✨✨✨
You still have your life ahead of you, don't give up, use your experiences to make the best out of your life👍💪👍💪👍💪🙂🙂🙂
Theo casually comforting Sean, “it’s ok man, a lot of that stuff is sad”. That is one of the best responses to a situation like this. He validated his feelings, so Sean felt like it wasn’t embarrassing to cry and then gave him his moment to process them once he realized he needed it. Fuck man that made me cry.
Such a great analysis of the situation. Theo's actions (and Sean's, too) were a masterclass in just being a good human.
Theo would make a great therapist
First time both Theo & Sean were real, they actually broke character for once.
Yikess
Last@@mikedough7729
Theo officially has the best podcast out there
2nd only to Joe Rogan.
@@mrmxyzptlk8906I laugh way more to Theo and his podcast honestly
Bad friends is more comical
Tosh looks like he’s got potential to be up there
@@mrmxyzptlk8906ehh. They compete for me between first and second. I was 30 min into hinchcliffe on jre and clicked to this when I seen that notification
I didn’t listen to this episode till last night on my drive home from PA and I was driving with just my son in his car seat in the back and I’m hearing all of this and tearing up because I have my own battles with depression and I’ve been sober for over 3 years now but I’m dealing with all my emotions head on so I definitely related to what Sean was going through. My trauma was a little different. My dad just wasn’t around at all and It was just me and my mom for so long.
I’ve gained a lot of respect for Sean and Theo handled this interview like a champ. Hats off to the both of these guys. You never know what someone is going through so just be kind and a good person to everyone you come across.
Congrats for beating your addiction🎉🎉🎉
and I wish you a happy life with your family🙂🙂💪💪💪
So proud of this interview and proud of Theo being himself. Trauma is so hard to deal with. Him offering to just to sit there with Sean made me cry for all people who have suffered as a child.
“We don’t have to talk about it I can just sit here with you for a minute.” Theo is showing the truest form of kindness and humility in this moment. Sometimes we don’t need someone to say anything, we just want them to sit with us and know that somebody is there. This has been my favorite podcast with a guest to date by far. The laughter, the tears, it’s all in the mix here. Thank you Theo for showing Sean genuine human empathy
🤝
It’s simple but so genuine things like this that make Theo so amazing! 🫡
Well said, I couldn't find the words you NAILED it.
Time stamp?
what a real moment to have... didn't expect that with how hilarious this show started
You can tell Sean was genuinely comfortable with Theo and Theo is actually a really compassionate person who genuinely cares for his friends.
This fucking exactly, I love Theo, and Sean's a fucking warrior and deserves that title.
Almost too comfortable 🤔
“Nice dick Randy” was hilarious 😂😂
Dudes a fucking genuine incel.
@@wavecatcher2360meaning??
Theo, your ability to be compassionate for another fellow human being is amazing.
Thank you Mr Strickland for allowing us to understand your trauma and the impact to your life.
Thank you both!!
This was an intense and very captivating interview. I listen to a lot of podcasts and they get boring with the same routine but this was raw and intriguing. I wish this went on for a few hours
Theo is a national treasure. When Sean started breaking down, Theo tried to make him laugh then quickly read the room and was able to just sit with Sean instead of trying to make him feel better. It just shows how much work Theo has done on himself and there need to be more people that can just sit with people through their darkness. Gang gang baby! Sending everyone love ❤
around 1 hour and 30 minutes@@karleybrown1664
@@karleybrown1664 1:27:40
And then empathised so much he cried as well bless him
I used to be the guy everyone went to when they had a bad trip back in my party days. I dunno why but I enjoy listening to people and what they’re going through.
@@karleybrown16641:31:00
This Strickland guy is gonna be a hand full for the nursing home staff in about 30 years😄
Man i was scrolling thru the comments right when Sean was having his moment and saw this fkn comment and started laughing and felt so bad lol
Man. Lol
He's one road rage incident away from death or jail so I don't think so.
@@Rico_71same here!!! The one thing I felt that Sean said was the everyone goes through trauma, biggest thing ppl need to remember is everyone’s trauma is different
The best one yet! Excellent guest/host dynamic. You're getting really good at this Theo. So glad you decided not to cut the hard bits, young men need to hear that you can be strong and open.
Man this was so emotional and raw. Tears came down Theo’s eyes not even 15 seconds after Sean started. Im not familiar with Sean or follow UFC, but this was just straight up raw and i wanted to just give bro a big hug
There are so many different times where Theo tries to hide his emotion to help Sean continue and it’s really touching to see his level of empathy.
Theo is such a great dude. 🙏
Hes one of a damn kind. @HoodRatsPod
Theo REALLY showed just how smart he is, in this episode. He held up against this hurricane so well. 🎉
As an autistic man. He is a magician with this 😂
I like how Sean uses violence as a defensive mechanism and Theo uses laughter. Even when Sean was breaking down Theo used the peeing around the bed line to try and make Sean laugh and cheer him up. Really powerful episode
I would of been crying and laughing at the same time after he said that lol
Hypocrite
Makes fun of izzy after the fight being all emotional....
And NOW he is the one crying ...
I thought he was a man's man, can't show emotions .....
He felt uncomfortable. He could FEEL the tears coming.
I dont believe Theo "used" that line , he was just being theo ! A little OFF as always!
He was serious about that.
Respect to Theo & Joe Rogan for having so much patience with Sean. I couldn't. 😂😂😂
This is one of my favorite interviews. Learned a lot about Sean.
I never realized what a beautiful human being Theo was until this episode. He could see what was coming, you could see it in his face, trying to take the attention off of Sean with a story for Sean's sake, professionally fighting back his own emotions. When it was impossible to avoid he was willing to just sit there with him, like a real friend would do. He didn't run from it, change the topic. Wow, good guy. ... Good guy. Thank you Theo.
Yeah man I noticed that too , also when theo made a joke about disney channel not being "homeschooled" , he immediately saw that Sean didn't react positively to it and apologized , he's very empathetic.
Amen to that
This is a very Theo response...he has some friends on this pod who spoke about deep stuff and he would have such a response too
timestamp of where this clown is crying??? por favor
Great way to break it down and look at it ! I hope others can take somn from that and ur comment as well!
I love how Theo just see’s others. When Sean broke down in tears, Theo’s love and care for him in that moment was special.
You can tell Theo is genuine nice guy
Yeah fr Theo was crying with him.
*sees*
Theo saw it happening beforehand too.
@@alexhidell663you realize autocorrect is the thing right? Are you unable to read what is written because of an error? No then shut the fuck up.
The world doesn't deserve Theo, he is such an amazing genuine soul, we are so very lucky to have him. I appreciate him giving anyone and everyone a platform to tell their story and he has absolutely no judgement. For him to say we don't need to talk I can just sit here with you says so much about his soul. Amazing, I am so fortunate to have found Theo.
Sharing and processing emotions is a sign of strength, and Sean definitely has it. Such a powerful conversation. If you're suffering, keep going. There are better days on the horizon. ❤
I have such a similar story to Sean regarding the dad situation. I had to fake clean my truck to cry for 20 minutes. Thank you for this.
That truck must be clean as hell now. Good job cleaning out your closet man
Good job
I wanna like your comment, but its at 69 so i can't mess that up... but just know , "like"
you have c-ptsd just like sean. my clients have it. if you want to feel better look that stuff up. and really crappy childhood fairy here on youtube has a great program and even her daily practice is free. good luck sir
I hope it was a RAM
Fair play to Theo for navigating this interview, felt like he was dodging every bullet Sean was throwing his way 😂
Here’s your shown downvote 👎
@@theZDOMEyou good ?
@@theZDOMEbro thinks hes on reddit
@@theZDOMEtf is a "shown"
One of the best podcasts i've ever heard by these two absolute legends.
best pod ive seen in a long time I hope the best for both of you 🤝
You can just tell how genuine Theo is. That’s a good ass person right there. Shoutout to Sean for showing this side of him. What an episode
What? The whole beginning is him lying about paying for women's company. .
@@joey13766why ya think that
@@joey13766 He's a comedian and this is generally a comedy podcast. Doesnt change the fact Theos a real one
@@joey13766 He's obv joking. Comedians will even joke about trauma, but clearly when it came down to it Theo showed compassion and solace with silence when needed. You can even see him tear up seeing the little boy in Sean hurting.
@@joey13766 joey, you need to go pay for some women's company. By this comment, I am pretty sure you are lonely. LMFAO
This conversation is so intense and profound. Seeing Sean breakdown & be vulnerable. I cried.
I cried too and I cannot remember the last time I've cried.
i might try start crying more, especially when no one is around @@Max-uc8hc
Womp womp
@@geovonnie69weirdo
Bwahahahaha spastick
Sean if you're reading this, i wanna say "thank you."
Theo, you're a real one. 👊
What a dope chat. Both you brothers are dope!
When Sean saw Theo felt the trauma first hand and shed a tear first, Sean knew he could finally share his pain with Theo and just let go. So grateful to have someone like Theo on earth.
Just let what? You didn't even finish your thought and or sentence ...
@@justincool2028maybe you need to reread. The sentence is finished
I just came back to apologize youtube on my phone is cutting comments short i gotta click to expand them now yeah mybad OP i was wrong @KRACKER300
@@justincool2028 you all good man. CZcams be tripping sometimes. Wasn’t sure if your comments were bugging.
Yeagh it was an intense emotional moment .i was ten min away from stepping out to the ledge 😂😂😂
Sean’s a real one for being able to even show his emotions like that you have to respect that
The fact that he’s genius to see how Sean holds very contradictory beliefs, and as someone who has experienced and takes his trauma seriously, it’s just hypocritical that he isn’t empathetic to others’ trauma.
He said when Dricus insulted him about being beat as a kid, those words “crossed the line”. Sean thinks you can’t joke or insult people about child abuse because it’s a sensitive.
You can see how much it hurts him thinking about it and thinking about the trauma he associates with it.
But he doesn’t hold the same perspective to other peoples’ traumas. People who were beat up as kids for being a different race, and women who were sexually assaulted get the same bad feelings when someone insults them about those things the same way Sean gets bad feelings when someone insults him about his things.
But Sean disregards other peoples’ trauma entirely, despite knowing how his trauma makes him feel, which is just hypocritical.
The fact that he’s genius to see how Sean holds very contradictory beliefs, and as someone who has experienced and takes his trauma seriously, it’s just hypocritical that he isn’t empathetic to others’ trauma.
He said when Dricus insulted him about being beat as a kid, those words “crossed the line”. Sean thinks you can’t joke or insult people about child abuse because it’s a sensitive.
You can see how much it hurts him thinking about it and thinking about the trauma he associates with it.
But he doesn’t hold the same perspective to other peoples’ traumas. People who were beat up as kids for being a different race, and women who were sexually assaulted get the same bad feelings when someone insults them about those things the same way Sean gets bad feelings when someone insults him about his things.
But Sean disregards other peoples’ trauma entirely, despite knowing how his trauma makes him feel, which is just hypocritical.
The fact that he’s genius to see how Sean holds very contradictory beliefs, and as someone who has experienced and takes his trauma seriously, it’s just hypocritical that he isn’t empathetic to others’ trauma.
He said when Dricus insulted him about being beat as a kid, those words “crossed the line”. Sean thinks you can’t joke or insult people about child abuse because it’s a sensitive.
You can see how much it hurts him thinking about it and thinking about the trauma he associates with it.
But he doesn’t hold the same perspective to other peoples’ traumas. People who were beat up as kids for being a different race, and women who were sexually assaulted get the same bad feelings when someone insults them about those things the same way Sean gets bad feelings when someone insults him about his things.
But Sean disregards other peoples’ trauma entirely, despite knowing how his trauma makes him feel, which is just hypocritical.
The fact that he’s genius to see how Sean holds very contradictory beliefs, and as someone who has experienced and takes his trauma seriously, it’s just hypocritical that he isn’t empathetic to others’ trauma.
He said when Dricus insulted him about being beat as a kid, those words “crossed the line”. Sean thinks you can’t joke or insult people about child abuse because it’s a sensitive.
You can see how much it hurts him thinking about it and thinking about the trauma he associates with it.
But he doesn’t hold the same perspective to other peoples’ traumas. People who were beat up as kids for being a different race, and women who were sexually assaulted get the same bad feelings when someone insults them about those things the same way Sean gets bad feelings when someone insults him about his things.
But Sean disregards other peoples’ trauma entirely, despite knowing how his trauma makes him feel, which is just hypocritical.
The fact that he’s genius to see how Sean holds very contradictory beliefs, and as someone who has experienced and takes his trauma seriously, it’s just hypocritical that he isn’t empathetic to others’ trauma.
He said when Dricus insulted him about being beat as a kid, those words “crossed the line”. Sean thinks you can’t joke or insult people about child abuse because it’s a sensitive.
You can see how much it hurts him thinking about it and thinking about the trauma he associates with it.
But he doesn’t hold the same perspective to other peoples’ traumas. People who were beat up as kids for being a different race, and women who were sexually assaulted get the same bad feelings when someone insults them about those things the same way Sean gets bad feelings when someone insults him about his things.
But Sean disregards other peoples’ trauma entirely, despite knowing how his trauma makes him feel, which is just hypocritical.
That was an unexpected, but at least in the top five conversations ever. Sean is a real awesome man, and it takes a lot of courage to talk about pain and coping with it. Thanks Theo, gang
Just incredible! I really appreciate your willingness to share your life.
It’s one thing to break down into tears as a “tough guy”, but it’s a whole other level of respect when Theo offers to cut that part out and Sean says nope, leave it in, let the world see.
thats where you know he has real balls of steel.... not just fake bravado.
He makes a good point of where the line is drawn tho...that will make a grown man cry...minor abuse, war crimes exist for a reason
“We don’t have to talk, we can just sit here for a minute.” ❤️ Theo’s heart is made of pure gold.
I was thinking the same thing
I thought that too. He’s very graceful dealing with a man like Sean.
2 real men right there. 💪
This is the greatest episode of any podcast ever in HISTORY, so many emotions. Wow. ❤
Seans the only person ive seen make Theo give straight answers. God Bless.
As a man who works in mental healthcare, often supporting individuals with trauma its so inspiring seeing a guy like Sean show a tear and not be embarrassed about it. Nothing to be ashamed of and incredibly brave. Hope he gets it done against DDP
Just like how his dad got him done with the DDP.
What about the dead Brazilians he made fun of ?
Sean made fun of Khalil for crying but now that he’s done it he’s a bastion of hope. Ok
@@Kidneyxploder Hypocrisy at its finest.
@@Kidneyxploder Sean has literally said in multiple interviews that there are always valid reasons for crying. He's just trolling bro lol
Nothing funnier than two men who can’t keep a single train of thought, individually, having a 2 hour conversation 😂😂
I love Theo, and I think he held this together well
Im 45min in n they’re all over the fuckin place lol
@@ThatHoosierKid17same man 😂😂😂
44:18 theo breaks character, overwhelmed lol
I think Sean actually kept this on track more than Theo
At times they where having two different conversations.
Thank you for posting this guys.
respect to sean and theo, incredible podcast
1:32:30 "We don't have to talk, man. I can just sit here with you for a minute."
The pure goodness in that moment.
Shit got me right in my soul.
Thank god for the people who are just willing to sit there for a minute.
Seriously reminded me of one of the most genuine people I’ve known. You put a value on that sentiment.
Never thought I'd cry watching Theo, what a good guy. Massive respect for Sean as well. When Theo said "it's OK, we don't have to talk, we can just sit here "
He's so genuine
Oath brother
put up 4 fingers if you are forced to like him
epic podcast. 2nd best after louis CK
You cried watching a podcast? 🐈🐈🐈
@@Dominknows how insecure are you? lol cornball
Theo, you're simply the best. You make me laugh. I'm usually the one making people laugh. It's refreshing to be able to jump on CZcams and laugh out loud at any one of your podcasts that I randomly choose. You're also a good human being. That's the most important! ❤
That was a tear jerker for sure. Theo's the man! a lot of respect for both Sean and Theo
Hearing Sean say “it is what it is” is one of the roughest ways to process trauma. Wishing Sean the best, man. This is real vulnerability.
Wild that people like you feel so much sympathy for a hypocritical loser 😂 you kids just eat up sob stories, huh?
I think it shows how a lot of men process or deal with trauma in their childhood. It’s like it sucks it happened but you also can’t afford to let it distract us from the present.
Respect to Sean for allowing Theo to release the unedited episode. Others would be afraid to compromise their badass image. He is just fighting his sadness with rage. Hope his success brings him some peace with his past
Oh it's definitely been edited 😂 just not at the request of Sean. Great podcast though, and well worth the wait.
Yeah incurring more drain damage and still having a crippling fear of therapy really gonna help and in no way just put off the inevitable
Well said my man, fr
@@JStacknot everyone needs to see a clinical psychologist to help with their problems. Some people just need one other human being to listen to them for a moment.
Minus all the times he said r*tard, f*ggot, and m*dget. Prob some others I'm not done yet.
love you both. amazing conversation. :)
Damn, this was one of the best and real podcast i have seen.. thanks for this one
How this podcast hasn’t taken over the internet world is weird. This is the most incredible podcast I have ever seen. I felt every damn emotion possible
Have u watched katt willams
2.33m CZcams subs with almost 2.7 views a week old? A full % point of the US will see this
Katt Williams
Real men don’t cry
making kat look bad@@tposeuntilww3153
It's gonna take a 1000 years for a person to come along to be as good and genuine as Theo in podcasting
Meat riding is crazy lmao he literally is a racist person that gets in fights for money sooooooo unique
@@smokeyMT406Comedy is a thing. That and at least half of his stories are made up. He plays the whole bumpkin role really well.
@@smokeyMT406you sir are so unaware of so many things
@@smokeyMT406 The original comment was talking about Theo, not Sean the fighter.
I duno guys, I feel he interrupted way too much in this interview.
He goes down these rabbits holes and doesn't allow sean to finish his sentence then sean ends up having to remember what he was saying rather than theo picking up from were they left off.
This is the best interview I have ever seen!
Best podcast ever. Sean has no filter and a whole lotta trauma. He’s as real as they come. We need more men like him around.
Damn, not in a thousand years will I ever expect the second hour of the podcast to be so emotional and heart wrenching. This is a episode I hope a lot of people see.
Especially based on the first part. This guy was kinda rude and assuming of a lot of stuff
Yea Sean was kinda rude, but I wouldn't be surprised if he acts a certain way to cope and so I can't blame him@@monolith_g
I'm glad that he's very open about his traumatic childhood.
I actually lost a bit of respect for Sean. He constantly rips into everyone about being a man and literally shat on Khalil for crying, then he does it himself.
@@mokodo_ good thing your respect doesn't mean anything to anybody
Thanks Sean, this conversation takes 10x more courage than fighting. And thanks to Theo for being able to go there.
Bro I think you're seriously underestimating how scary UFC fighters are 😂
@@niallbyrne4819 yea I definitely am but you get the idea lol
I’m not saying this convo doesn’t take ALOT of courage.. but I’d say going into a ring where someone is paid to try and kill you in underwear is a bit more courageous
It would have been respectful had Sean not talk so much shit about fighters like Khalil Rountree Jr. who showed emotion during a press conference. It actually bothers me.. such two faced garbage. Like those who criticize homosexuality only to find out said person criticizing is a closeted deeply ashamed homosexual themself.
@@magneisuemwinterjuice7810he’s a human. Everyone’s a hypocrite.
Best podcast I’ve seen from Theo
This is the best, most valuable podcast ever.
Seeing the real genuine empathy for sean makes me like Theo even more than i already did. You dont find very many good hearted people like this anymore.
their dynamic was fun to watch. Sean going at Joe, Theo being loyal to Joe but entertaining his guest, Sean trying to bully Theo, theo having him fact checked and reigning him in on rants and prejudices... but theyre both hurt, and theo manages it with humour, sean with aggression. and its only after they go through all that sparring, then they get real, then they become equals, then they get deep, then they connect. Its fuckin beautiful.
Naw this mfer was making fun of izzy being emotional now he expected people to be sympathetic
Fake bs
Nothing but respect. It takes courage to show vulnerability. This podcast felt healing.
Omg exactly what i thought
i’m a psychologist and this was such an interesting case. he clearly has so much trauma. and while someone like him would benefit IMMENSELY from internally overcoming it, it’s also what led him to become one of the greatest fighters on earth.
So hopefully he can get to the top of his game and then whenever he decides to retire at somepoint(preferably before he starts murdering people) he can begin to try to workout his struggles because you can’t push that shit down forever.
@@illkissyourightnow😂
Right? Khabib, dustin, DC, khamzat, volk we all saw them cry.
@@dinbachok6424 Absolutely. Crying is a natural process that calms the nervous system and even releases trauma.
Powerful interview!
The amount of statements being misinterpreted is hilarious 😂 Two guys having two completely separate conversations but talking to each other with periods of mass confusion.
Hoping they do these more often.
It hit home hard when Sean put loneliness into words. People make others feel like they don’t belong and that’s hard to deal with. I pray anyone out there who’s feeling like they’re at a breaking point can get the help they need.
Thanks bro it’s rough
Amen brother
Thank you
28:00
“Victor Wembanyan”
hey Theo, I love you, but this guest is an exactly.. It’s just not… lol I don’t even know what word to use but you know what I’m saying.
Strickland is the kind of guy that makes Theo seem normal. 😂
YES!!! I loved this episode
Fr, I enjoyed it at first. Till he said “being a man is fighting the Indians” racist at its worst
@@damian7894 grow some nuts
@@damian7894 cry snowflake
@damian7894 open your eyes, you’re part of the problem Sean is talking about ❤️
Also want to add that just reading through the comments says a lot about kind of people here and how much love and compassion we truly have for one another. Beautiful
So much respect for both of you.