Hahaha

I know! I have no idea who she is and I'm proud 🥲

Why do people act like they can read minds?

@@erdbeerzwiebel3404 People may not be able to read minds. However, people can read facial expressions. Without even seeing me, I'm sure you can read my thoughts about you and your comments.

@@rdr2dgrv99 I'm well aware that people can interpret facial expressions. People tho can't read what the person is thinking word by word. I certainly know what I'm thinking about those ""humorous"" comments. The Internet makes a lot of people dumb.

Joy, kids being kids

She's just so damn proud of herself.

Nothing Diabolical about Martial Arts Sports. She did exactly what she was meant to do.

I think she was just really proud she had executed the move she had been taught. I dont think a child of that age is diabolical YET. I felt bad for the other little girl. I dont think she was expecting a move like that so quick. Her pride was hurt more than she was.

She's definitely confident!

Only thing that matters is getting back up and learning from your mistakes

Get back up and learn but the girl in black suit is either a natural or just better trained or bean doing it much longer or a combination

She is brave, got back up and ate the L like a champ.

If she wasn’t coddled after her boo hoo. If she was she def won’t grow up strong. But expect people to give her a shoulder to cry on.

Idk. I guess martial art for sport.

What does Chad mean

I know that guy killed many innocent young women after ...

@@afreen62yooo what

There is shame in losing

​@@law4546Real martial artists know their isn't. It just a part of the game. It isn't always about winning or losing.

Got me dead 😂😂😂

😂😂

😂 Didn't want to laugh but again this😂😂😅

Got humbled

Although that was funny I did notice her getting up but that's because that poor baby was hurt they shouldn't be having children doing this especially the girls she was crying at the end that kiddos not having fun

Actually kids often more crazy and fierce, they did not fear to receive pain or to cause it, so they learn all the crazy stuff much more easier and quickly, can be crazy technical. Not a judoist, I did karate, was a a judge. The days when the youngest children competed were the hardest 😂 And kudos to this little one, it's a hardworking talent here 💪

​@@UtotoshkaKids can do some crazy stuff, but that was Mighty Mouse level

I don’t think I could even do it at my age. Sheesh that was impressive!

Tomoe Nage into an armbar. It was a great throw with great control for that age

IKR!

Her knees slammed together when she got flipped, that's why you see her leg shaking when she's struggling to stand up, that's probably gonna be why she's crying

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​@@funschool3331 This. That shit's painful. Needs more training to spread knees apart when getting thrown.

Thats partially how martial arts works

Girl will be a true pro when she gets to 15-16.

​@@RaSheedapowerwater can flow, or it can crash.

​@TheDudeman42 "..be water my friend."

Means nothing in real world situations. Even the strongest female mma fighter is weaker than the weakest guys.

No no reply bro😢 i got u

Knowing nothing about this I wasn't sure if that was considered poor etiquette to adopt a sort of fighting stance during the handshake.

​@Roddy556 It's definitely intimidating. you could tell the other girl was like, "what the heck dude, we're 6, why you so competitive"

@@SDsimplelife yeah I'm sure there's no rule against it but it didn't seem like the best sportsmanship. She's good but I think it would be a better video watching someone who looks super friendly flip their opponent.

@@Roddy556 right, let the skill speak for itself

I don’t know about “gentle”,but I concur she was a great sport about it.

I don't see humble

Humble? Its assault

Where do you get the humble from?

One, it's a martial arts competition, not assault, she signed up for this and so did her parents. Second, the winner didn't rush in, didn't underestimate her opponent, and took it seriously from start to finish. She was humble, the girl in white is now also humble.

@@NoneYuh-kg1qz bro assault? Have you ever heard of martial arts or boxing or literally any physical sport?

Her sharp eyes too....

Ja entrou pra ganhar

soft, don't pass that onto your girls

@muneebi8273 omg yess me too! I feel the same!

⁠@@consywonsy ​​⁠​⁠you can teach your girls to be tough and still feel something when you see them crying. Not fake whiny tears but real tears…if you don’t feel that as a father then something is wrong with you.

@@dr.janitor6567 Being heartbroken over someone else's crying child is for mother's. Toughen up and be the father. I'm more upset so many girls with dads grow up fatherless.

@@consywonsy I understand in general what your saying, a lot of men are soft now days. Your children must fear and respect you, but you can also comfort them when they are genuinely in pain mentally or physically. Being ice cold towards them in times of distress can do harm. There’s a way to be both a tough father and show them love.

they both didn't do good. the one in white was way to aggressive and got clapped because of it in second. that a horrible. stop supporting garbage developments.

Yea part of the learning process. Getting your ass beat and getting up and fighting on is a huge lesson and great to be learned early. The girl in black will one day get her ass kicked and needs to do the same thing to continue on with success in anything

@@excellseeus-streamsandclip3562 I could make so many jokes about development with all those grammar errors my guy 🤣 spell check at the very least, you're exposing your bad development lmao

@@excellseeus-streamsandclip3562one in black was prepared and obviously takes more lessons idk what you mean. Girl in white should train more if she doesn’t wanna lose

That's because you're Steve the pussycat. lol

Exactly bro!😮

Tomoe nage

So nicely done!!

I hope they got her ice cream after that

@@hemaannadorai1765lol what did you win?

@@hemaannadorai1765 yeah but you realize that move, although extremely amazing, is amazing because it knocks the wind out your oponent? the girl was given her recognition, even when the girl doesn't look composed again. he just made sure a little girl was safe. you are taking this scenario too personally imo

​@@hemaannadorai1765 Bruh if an adult showing concern for the wellbeing of a child that got just slammed to the ground is this offensive to you, you've got some issues that are way bigger than winning too much.

​@hemaannadorai1765 calm down Heman it's not that serious.

Jesus loves all of yall and died for you

😆💯💯

Literally Ryu and Ken's trademark throw😂

Lmbooo best comment

😂😂😂

😂

LOL!!

It's OK, she'll get better. 😊 It's no fun to lose, she'll learn work to improve her game.

Nah she never doing ju-jitsu again 😅

​@@Yggdrasil1844Sure she will, she'll go home and practice then come back with her counterattack to that move. Kids are smart, and resilient, always thinking.❤

Not in today's matrix...everyones the "winner"...😅😅😅

​@@Yggdrasil1844 my exact thought.

hahahaha

Fr

Not at all ! Fighters r trained for this

You had me at the handshake :P

​@@tanyamath8772 it's a joke

Facts!!! She’s dangerous!!! 👌👌👌

No she was happy to have made her dear ones proud while they shoot her doing it

@@007_Sun_Tzu That's literally what pride is, but ok guy. 😂 You're right. 😁

I noticed that too. Bless him.

Maybe in child sports. Beyond that not at all

That little girl looked like she wanted a comfort hug so badly 🥺. I hope she doesn't give up, if this is the sport she really wants to do.

Yeah, that was dope of him to do that❤❤❤

That was nice ngl

Quitter.

@@eggchin9721 Being impassionate about something doesn't negate to quitting.

@@eggchin9721kin troll - do One ! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

It takes a lot of skill to make up for the size and strength disadvantage we have compared to men. It's so beneficial for girls to learn as kids, because the muscle memory is strong. Their most vulnerable years for assault are 11-25.

I hope I don't get flipped by a kid in the future...being taken down by someone a decade younger than me would be too much to bear

Might even become bullies

My dad put me in when I was 8 years old and I trained till I was 18 . 100% recommended

ahhh, ya... boys don't have to deal with bullies. My life at this age was greeeat!

Yeah. I'm just like "damn...😮"

Be calm my child support

That’s an extremely valuable lesson for the little girl that lost. She charged in with reckless abandon (for a 6 year old) thinking she would dominate her opponent. She quickly learned that you can’t bulrush everything and will likely use her brain a bit more in the future. Learning a life lesson through martial arts.

Totally!! and the girl in black does not even blink .... she is the boss !! 😮😮😮

😂

The song made it even better. When she flipped her on the floor... it went with the beat and as she got up slowly, her leg trembled like the artists voice 🤣🤣🤣🤣

No digas tonteras

​@@marilyn4081probably old ones

😂😂 That’s so cruel.

Ppor baby

Watch young Khabib did the flying armbar. Just like this but a lot slicker and more precision.

Look up “mighty mouse arm bar slam” actual craziest submission on the internet. If you liked this, that video will not disappoint lol

@@jeztxr30 seen it but that move at her age was phenomenal!!!! 😮😮

Its called judo, Tomo nage

…to gracie the Internet.

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🤣🤣❤

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😂😂😂😂 you evil 😂😂😂😂

Great choice of words

She knew we getting ice cream on our way home!!

Or coach maybe

The way she doesn't respectfully acknowledge her opponent and is not chastised is concerning.

​@@sweatbox111 🤡 😂

Not if it's her parents though...

I thought the same thing about her hair!

And also the flip fall probably hurt, i feel sorry for the little girl 😅 it's normal for children to cry when they're hurt

What makes assume it's her mom?

Proud little grin for the camera man

Yea it was probably her dad recording who she gave that look to

Just like that right DAD it works next😮

No she was just looking over to see if they are proud she’s pulled that move off many many times you can see it!!!

Facts

that was straight up injuring people

Was it straight up though like no cap on the rizz?

That was smooth as glass! ✨

right dude!! mad respect @@georgehenderson7783

Really. It was quite beautiful. Looked effortless too!

John Wick looks back with approval.

Yea she dislocated little girls elbow was there

How do you know it wasn’t her dad? Seems more likely to be the dad, actually.

The little girl in the white gi actually looks hurt a little. Hope she's ok. I know that's all part of Jujitsu 🥋

​@@SoAwesome96looks like what got her was her knees bashing together when she was dropped

​@@KennedyLamartinenah, girl in black flipped her by her hip, with her foot into her socket basically. You can see her reach for her groin, not her knee. She def pulled her groin/hurt her hips when her hips went one way and her legs went another.

The girl in white did not win. Cut the crap. Everyone can't win all the time. Reality matters.

Ah no. There was only one winner. The girl in black. It's ok to say that to. Give credit where credit is due. It's ok to lose, with grace and dignity. No one teaches kids this anymore! You don't get a medal for participating 😂😂😂

One winner, one loser. And thats a GOOD thing.

Exactly the wrong message that has ruined the West. Both kids were not winners of the Jiu Jitsu match, clearly. But both kids did win an equal opportunity to benefit from the experience. This is less likely to happen in an environment that rejects merit.

@@angiepp.562 This is when you need losses. This could be the fuel she needs to be even better ten years from now. Everything happens for a reason. This defeat was necessary to grow. Without defeat, who knows if she would have even felt the motivation to improve. In this manner this victory is hers. Your side of the coin is equal to the other.

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I saw that too and had to rewatch. What a graceful defeat!

🤣🤣 made her change sports

😂😂😂

I know exactly this, my husband sends videos of my 7yo at ju-jitsu, she does a lil look right down the camera right before she gets them in an arm bar or something 😅

You mean her grandpa 👴🏽

I remember the 1st time somebody slammed me like that at a tournament I was so embarrassed Keyword 1st time

​@@vensonmoore1232no pasa nada, eso te da experiencia.

​@@vensonmoore1232 Because you quit like a sissy. 🤣

White vs black belt. Unfair

@@triggeredbyeverything2580Their the same belt lol the clothing is different but their belt is the same pattern, striped, and everything cope.

@@akwasiatuahene8433 you can clearly see that they are not the same belt.

@@triggeredbyeverything2580 You gotta be trolling

⁠@@tonyhormiga5242 I mean to be fair, it is different. One has white stripe in middle and black on outside, the other is opposite. However, they still are the same. I don’t know why it’s so hard for people who know that to just say that instead of instigating the most unnecessary arguments because they can’t process different color patterns.

Or teaching it

They shouldnt be having children doing this especially the girls the poor baby was crying

Trans shouldn't be competing with females. This is disgusting

@@Joe-bh5ouwhat they should especially girls she was crying cuz she lost sure the arm was a lil sore but what’s different between this hockey, football rugby etc?

@@Joe-bh5ou don’t fuckin start

No. How is that a lesson? That's a fortune cookie saying. What she learned is the threat of this specific move.

So true

nah she was giddy lol she knew she put that lil girl on the highlight reel

I felt it is more like "Man. Did I overdoit? Is it correct what I did?" Parents and coach probably nodding in approval that it was ok. The crying girl was genuinely scared, she might be afraid of "playing" this thing ever again.

It was more like taking a gun in a fist fight.

@@XimCinessparring not playing

Empathy, she looks like shes trying not to laugh in excitment?

Yea you right

She won’t see this comment for about 5 years lol

Young lady 🤔 wtf that a child pedo🧐

Hell yeh brother we need better young white ladies 🇺🇸

Mary.... that would knock anybody off the grind that was a devastating loss...

Thats how life is SUPPOSED to treat you... no one said it was gonna be easy... your challenges today will make you a stronger person tomorrow... embrace it and learn to accept what you cannot change but improve where you can... 😕

​@@peterfitzpatrick7032 😑parent turns joke into lesson moment 😑

​​@@peterfitzpatrick7032Yes life is going to be hard but you can't do this alone and nobody could do it on there own. But fail BUT through Christ you have peace. AND ANYTHING'S POSSIBLE. I've been through tough times and I've come through with me Giving myself to YESHUA ✝️ greater is he who is within me and who was in this world.

i agree, until certain people learn to restain their darkness, I would personally have it so all women knew Jujitsu

Awesome!

My favorite part of the whole video! That move, going exactly as planned perfectly; is single handly what sparked the fire in that young lady! 😤🫵🤛👊🤜👊🤼‍♀️💪🥇

Where was the concern at?she never even took a look if concern at the little girl,only at the camera m maybe a slight look at her opponent, never showed a huge amount concern at all

I saw that too. Very cool. And it probably ain't the coaching. Kids at that age are natural empaths and already have a strong sense of right and wrong. What they call in developmental psychology 'moral imagination'. Good job noting it, though.

Looked to me like she thought "wow I take way more 'damage' at home with mom and dad training me, and she's crying over that?"

@Stephen Jeffreys What is also pretty interesting to note is the opposite points of view about what kind of an event this qualifies as: Is this an empathic event or not? Maybe even the opposite, as some commenters seem to think the young athlete was actually making fun of her opponents tears. So, just taking a purely inductive approach, we are talking about that moment the winner notices and reacts to the girl that just can't believe what just happened and is clearly experiencing a tearful moment. That much everyone agrees, not controversial. What people view different is the emotional reaction, more to the point, the quality of the emotion, was it positive or was it negative? As far as the physical evidence, the sequence of events shows, distinctly, that the winner moved in the direction of the other athlete, and that it looked as if she did with concern for the well being of the distressed athlete that just got her butt handed to her in a categorical and kind of in a potentially humiliation inducing way, finding herself from one second to the next, after attacking strongly, on the other end of an incredible move, full of flair and imagination, not to say anything of the geometric precision of the technical execution. I'd be in tears, too. But, then, how cool to also observe the transition of joy into, apparently, concern for her opponent experiencing difficulty digesting what just happened in a match that lasted about three seconds. There is even one commentator, to use an available source from the thread, that writes he also saw the ref preventing the child from going over to her opponent, and probably not to make fun of her, but more like to try and be near her to console her and try to support her opponent in her moment of extreme vulnerability. Worth noting, after getting flown through the air straight to her back on the mat, with an amazing move that looks like something choreographed for John Wick. Wonderful document, whoever filmed this, also good job. On a darker note, it's worth also noting that there is also going on a lot of projection on these threads, and what is surprising is how projection is, in a sense, an override of reality through the mechanism of being aversive to facts. Most of which are facts that have to do with the generative outcomes. Real world results that make things grow, that are inspiring, empowering, or joyful human situations, like this one. As if behind the projections and the ill will to give reality its due, there were also an entire psychology of resent at work that who knows how it got that way, but works exactly like a fatal attraction to the destruction of not just generative biology, but of the love of life that is intrinsic in most normal and healthy human beings. Food for thought.

The exact opposite happened. She looked confused, almost like this wasn't an important part of her training.

Life

Eyes!

@@TheRealTJErnie Great to have found an English teacher online. How much are the lessons per hour?

@@RastaAfricanGentleman At your service my lady. Lesson was free of charge.

Stupid comment.

She is looking for parent approval. I hope she got it.

@@yoshidinono8095or perhaps she’s proud of herself because of the work she put in and such a flawless execution of technique

No one describes a smirk as adorable (facepalm) and she was grinning

@@sateIIitepilot they probably described it as adorable because it’s on a child.. that’s very cute.

@@sateIIitepilot Get this. People actually do and you just found out recently. 🤯

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Same lmao😂😂😂

also, the victor didn't even check to see if she was ok

I have been doing jiu jitsu for a while and at the competition there is so many emotions going on, especially for the kids.

Dude you screwed up 😂😂😂

or maybe an injured foot...

​@@valjohnson7112yeah youre great with jokes

😂

What?

​@@triptank7857I don't get it either

I would have a hard time allowing my kid to do this lol. Seeing your child flung up in the air like that would have me feeling some type of way 😂😂😂

​@@JlovesEit is so beneficial for them though. The mental and physical benefits are worth it.

well where is the family and kids authorities if you are the parents there! 1stly the video has no place in youtube, 2ndly it is too young of an age for a serious neck or homoplate injury!! vulgar alltogether! i am reporting that to authorities and the wrestling society, because firts is the kids safety and here there is a lack of it for many reasons.

​@yanniszaxaro you dont know much about martial arts or the world

lol exactly