This is more prevalent for today's world with the woke and the machine taking us into uncharted waters!

@@truthseeker929 Hard times create the strong

Do not pray for easy life pray to be stronger men

Basically that one cod zombies quote from five

That quote came from Master ip originally if I’m not mistaken

Truth!

Yep

Most Definitely

ABSO FUKIN LUTELY ✊🏾

Yes

@Mindset Fitness I think he meant interested

No I am not obsessed by him, nor I care about him

It’s because Bruce Lee died owing me $50. A real untrustworthy cheapskate.

@@newagain9964 yes...I don't know why people worshiping bruce lee

@@dhammmaraja branding and marketing. The same with the Beatles or anyone/else that persists as some sort of demigod.

Right on 👊 thanks for sharing 👍

Bro cheated on his wife when he died 💀

@@stev2170 once a thing is bad it will always be

I don't look on him as a saint. But tremendous respect for his focus and martial art. He had much positives vs. his dark side. We can learn what to avoid and what to emulate.

no ying/yang,no zig/zag,what?

He was not a bad kid, he just believed in surviviving

@@mikelyles7330 That’s what bad kids usually do.

actually he was quite a teddy boy back then, fighting, dancing in the club, romancing the girls

I don’t think this makes Bruce bad it just makes him Human. I don’t get why people want to slander him now that he’s dead

@Benny who wants that ? He was just good at what he did . It seems haterish to try to dig up dirt !

Why did you have a problem with him?

You was bullying him. He wanted to beat your ass so bad.

@@BBWahoo Because he was better than them. LMAO

When bullying backfires. Good for your friend.

@@OptimusSatanas respect the dedication but not the character behind it. But you're right ngl

And we all tell the same story. Bob Marley was called „the german one“ because of his brown skin tone and he was always made fun of when he grew up.

Ain’t that crazy. I got a “white” Dad and a black Mom. You come into a world that has classifications, assumptions, ideals, and judgments about you (mind you ppl not as hugely “mixed do too) that aren’t even as well thought out, but can sting nonetheless. You have to be an individualist to some degree, and a self aware one at that. For me that’s why God is so important. You can’t put all your stock in your skin tone.

Even though most probably wouldn't be able to tell he wasn't 100% asian they still acted superior and racist towards him.

He was not mixed..

YEAH LIKE GROWING UP BLACK IN THE USA. FACING EVIL HATRED MURDER SLANDER LACK OF OPPORTUNITIES PSYCHOLOGICAL DAMAGE SOCIAL WARFARE DEMONIZED AND MORE. YEAH!

Correct. Lao Tzu also taught the same philosophy.

Yes! So that's why Bruce Lee said Chinese Kungfu.

Taoism*

That's what he said.. pay attention, he said Ipman got him into daoism He learned basics of daoism in China obviously, before learning about his own culture in American schools. It is like saying Fifty cent learned the struggle of a gangster on his trip to Mexico when he met Mexican gangsters...

The mainstay of his Guru persona came from Krishnamurti.

Yeah Wing Chun trapping is pretty useful when used as parries

@Charles Schwabb unless you run out of ammo then you are screwed 🤣🤣😂😂

@@desperado1265 How much Ammo do you need tho

@Charles Schwabb ... but you know that "gun" isn't an answer to everything? If that was true, military and police Special Units wouldn't train hand-to-hand combat. They know it's important, even though they are almost never in need to fight someone without their ranged weapons. But the hand to hand combat skills are still useful for them (even though they don't *fight* with bare hands in a typical sense of fight). Why? Let me explain, using some different example, closer to a normal citizen: The *reality* (the facts) is that if you just "have a gun" by yourself (as a normal citizen, let's take that example first) and don't train anything of hand to hand combat, you are still probably gonna be in as big danger as before. The gun will just give you the false feeling of safety. Why? Because *over 80% of assaults happens in the distance of 4 feet and less* . This is the fact not everyone can or wants to think about. So, the *reality* is that when you are ever even attacked on the street, the most probable situation is that the attacker will start attacking you physically *before* you get to pull out the gun. They won't be showing that they're coming at you from 10-20 feet away, like in the movies. They will close up first and then *suddenly start attacking* , hitting, pulling, throwing you on the ground or whatever else. Maybe stabbing you with a knife. 4 feet and less is a distance where you just (most of the times) won't pull out the gun and effectively aim, no matter how "fast hand" you consider yourself. And that's even when you *know* they will attack you. But when you don't? Try imagining your face being beaten to a pulp, whole body kicked and punched. And try to pull out a gun in that situation. And even if you manage, they will probably see that. They're conscious, they hasn't been beaten like you, so they just see your hand coming out of the pants with a gun, and they just take it away from you. Bravo, you just gave your attacker a reason to kill you and a tool for that, both at the same time. Good job. This is the reality of having a gun for self protection and not knowing anything about hand to hand combat. So, what does these facts tell us exactly? They tell us that to be safe on the street, you *need* to know at least basics of hand to hand combat and train them. Even (or *especially* ) when you have a gun. Because you need, during the dangerous situation, to work out a position and an opportunity to use the tool. Just *having* the tool won't be useful in majority of situations. It can be quite the opposite: it can put you in even bigger danger than if you didn't have it. That's why saying: "Evven if he pulls out a knife, I will just shoot him. I don't need to train hand to hand combat, because I always carry a gun" is a terrible, dangerous crap that will get you killed if you think like that. Good luck pulling out your gun while being stabbed already 3-6 times, because, like I said, an assault *starts at the distance of 4 feet and less* most of the times, so the attacker with a knife already stabbed you several times, but of course, you are John Wick and you will pull out the gun anyway and kill him like a real spec op. No, you ain't. People like that don't know anything about hand to hand combat, so how would they even know how to work out an opportunity to use a gun. They don't. Also: that's why most of medieval fighting systems, that were designed to work *on the battlefield where normally weapons were used* , consisted of training *without weapons* in a big part of them (mostly wrestling). Why? Because they *knew* that you need to have the ability of close quarter fighting, and if you don't, you will be dead, because on the battlefield people are just so close to each other, that using your spear or even your dagger won't succeed if you don't *get the opponent on the ground* with your hands first. They knew the reality of using the weapon. Of what you need to do *first* to be able to use a weapon. Why don't we? Ask any Special Units' instructor, they will most likely tell you same thing I just did. You *need* to know at least basics of hand to hand combat if you want to be able to protect yourself with a gun. Otherwise, you will just have a false feeling of being more safe. While being even less safe. Therefore: hand to hand combat skills are actually more useful than a gun. Not less ;) Have a good day ;)

@Charles Schwabb you cant carry a gun everywhere you go thats why hand to hand has a place in this world.

William Chung trained under Sifu Wong and was Bruce's first training partner Bruce was no longer allowed to train directly under Ip Man after finding out Bruce was not full-chinese blood (there are only 5 "closed door" students of Ip Man and Bruce is not one of them). Ip Man got Bruce to train with Sifu Wong and this is where the street fights began that lead to Bruce eventually laving HK for USA. The street fights came about by Bruce trying to test his skills while training under sifu Wong, not Ip Man (Wong was a street fighter himself, he learnt western boxing before he did Wing Chun). As David Peterson, another disciple of sifu Wong points out in at the end of IP man 1, HK was like a ghetto back then, this is also why HK wing Chun evolved differently to main land Yong Chuen. By the time Bruce was in USA there was no Wing Chun, so it's no wonder he had to stop because there was no one to train with or learn from (Bruce only made it to Chum Kiu form in HK, he did not learn the pole, the dummy form or the knives) We have Bruce to thank for bringing back starting to the martial arts, before then it was zero contact in competition and for bringing Wing Chun to the world. Wing Chun was closed to to non chinese before Bruce learnt and incorporated it into JKD (all of the moves begin with Wing chun to control the opponent then ends with flashy kicks).

This one is so inspiring i need more of it

Sifu William cheung here in Melbourne Australia ip didn't teach bruce all 10 levels only 7

What are you saying What is the Truth please tell all of us????

I know everything about him

I know how he moved

​@@aquiredskill 🙄

Brag insert… then tries to tell others that many people didnt know the real Bruce Lee. 😱

True, he is like the father of MMA

I'm pretty sure Japanese jujitsu predates bruce lee

@@bruderschweigen6889 yea that's why they said mma did u read the comment? Japanese jujitsu isn't mixed martial arts...it's just a martial art

@@gabrielcurry457 dont you know?? everyone thinks ju jitsu is the end all be all now.

Bruce said he learned MORE from Wong Shun Leung than he did from Ip Man; Bruce probably learned some techniques from Gene Lebell & Ed Parker & no doubt others.

Nope.. he couldn't master Wing Chun by defeating IP man.. so he went off and developed his own version of it and called it Jeet Kune Do

the art of fighting without fighting.. it's a short range fighting style and turns opponents power back at them..

@@zsavage1820 flying side kicks are short range?

@@cruiser6260 flying side kicks are hollywood and video games bro... not actual fighting styles in most martial arts. there are NONE in Wing Tsun...

@@zsavage1820 he used a little win chun, his style was JKD. Even without flying as he did in movies, there's a full side kick taking a big step in. U can see numerous vids of him doing it to a big bag from 2 m awayp. That's not short range. We were doing it when I started jkd in 1982, only 2 yrs after he died. Jkd schools now are a joke from what I've seen.

In.australia ?

@@stevesalkas9128 yes, Lonsdale st Melbourne , I haven’t been in there for a few years now and not sure if grandmaster is still operating or not but I know his son Andrew has a school in Brunswick

Yes I haven't being there since 2014 did some muay Thai for while now getting on ...cheers

@James Alexander Come on dude, Lol…you went in hard…

@James Alexander be hard to say as a vegetable after you’re shown different

@@scottlaroc7396 lolol

@James Alexander the internet =convenient and relatively safe format for gutless pieces of shit who have no respect for other people, even dead legends.. And can easily slander them without the threat of reprisal..usually.

@James Alexander The people of Khmer can suffer.

Thanks for watching!👍 I've taken a break while I upgrade all of my gear, but I have a lot of cool stuff coming. Stay tuned! 🙂

And then they dueled each other over which way was correct destroying their bond in the process.

@@earthphoenix7068 No, they never dueled before. Ip man never even tried to argue with Bruce about the correctness of his view/vision of Kung Fu, he let Bruce make his way peacefully.

@@lovematrixmore yeah. The other guy was probably joking and Bruce never had a sour relationship with Ip Man

@@earthphoenix7068 and where did you get this information from? Let me guess.. Fucking lame ass Hollywood?

He didn’t teach Bruce Lee Kung Fu he teached Wing Chun. Wing Chun and Kung Fu are completely different style of martial arts

You must be a special kind of asshole to be given a house as a present and consider it "too grandiose", that's chinese mental gymnastics at work there, you insult me by giving me house, you're not my friend anymore and I will make sure to tell everyone.

I’ve actually heard a similar story to this one. Thanks for sharing…

Yup. Once Bruce became famous around the world, he suddenly became one of Ip Man's prize students.

Except that by tradition a grand master would never teach a new student, that task was left for one of the other top students, ie, Wong Shoung Leung doing the practical teaching with Bruce.

Completely untrue. Yip Man was very unhappy with Bruce Lee's success and his offer of financial gain for learning VTK's 'secrets'. In fact, he eventually said something along the lines of never mentioning Bruce Lee's name in his presence, and forbid teaching him. Only WSL sort of tried to.

Tell me about legit fighters defeated by Bruce in ranked, recorded full contact fight.

@@thevingtsunclinic6531 my uncle was a student when Bruce went back to HK and visited Ip Man. Bruce asked Ip Man to spar with his student. Ip Man won and asked him to never come back (as per my uncle).

Thank You 🙏 Yes, I'm pretty amazed by the views on this video.

Well said! I will be retiring in the Philippines in a few years at a ripe old age. I can't wait to learn Dan's form of stick fighting and Filipino martial arts. I'm too old to be any good, but old enough to know they will do me good. Goju ryu, jujitsu, aikido, and judo background. I'm old and out of practice but I know how and where to punch, kick, lock, and punish. I'm just old and would love to have some exercise with my walking stick. I hope my stick just walks and walks and walks with smiling faces my walking stick passes. Peace.

BWAHAHAHA oh wait.... BWahahahahahahaha

Finally someone who knows why Bruce Lee wanted to learn Wing Chun.

This is a stupid comment

Another fine tale about the dragon.......

@@r3kk3n54 😂😂😂😂😅😅👍👍👍

I'd say you got it completely backwards. If anything, this only makes Bruce Lee more legendary. It shows he wasn't some saintly child-prodigy and that he came from a place with a lot of personal struggle. He bettered himself through martial arts until he became the man that everyone loved. The entire portion of the video harping on the fact that "everything came from IP Man" seems too much like Goldenbell is trying to discredit Bruce Lee. Every person alive that betters themselves through any form of art, takes something passed down to them from a teacher or inspiring figure. And the reasons for Bruce's original interest in martial arts are irrelevant, because he went on to create his own school and clearly demonstrated a passion for what he did. Bottom line is, he is a god. Or a legend at the very least. At the end of the day, it's about how far he came and what he accomplished, and no amount of focus on his young and foolish years, when he was growing as a man and discovering who he is, is going to do anything but polish his tale. All due credit to IP Man for being a monumental figure in Lee's life, but also, all due credit to Lee for defining himself and his own art before the end.

I find ip man much more interesting than lee. Also wing chun❤

@@Warrior_Culture God doesn't die!!! Bruce lee was a human being and had many flaws like every human being does. He could not defy death! He died because he was overworked and over trained causing his brain to swell up, he suffered severe headaches and seizures months leading up to his death. Stop making him out to be a God and stop idolising and glorifying mere mortals.

@@Warrior_Culture You lost any credibility in your argument the moment you resorted to Ad hominems and strawman fallacies but anyway I'll keep it short and to the point! You wrote, " Bottom line is,he is a god. Or a legend at the very least. You clearly missed my point and instead went off on an anti religious rant! Celebrity status is a social construct, and the more its enforced, the more famous people who have narcissistic traits are treated like a God rather than people and that's very toxic and your incoherent comment proves it. There is a distinct divide between appreciation and over-idolisation and it is important to acknowledge and honor that boundary. Such celebrities should not be looked at as role models or idolised in any other context besides appreciation for the art they create or participate in. There is no need to put them on a higher pedestal as they are just human beings like the rest of us!

@@AJ-il1lm8ph7z Wow, you ACTUALLY deleted your original comment and still want to argue. That's some next level low and pathetic even for YT. I'm heading out of this waste of time. Grow a spine.

In the line of battle you will never learn complete Martial arts is a sea and your Black belt is only a drop

wow cool! what did you get a BB in when you were 17?

If you dont mind me asking you grandmaster... do you have any books, or sources that would speak legitimately and true to the old way of this particular martial arts? I would like to learn very genuinely :)

Thanks, I have many more Bruce Lee videos to come.

You learn wing chun but needed 8 teachers? Something wrong.

@Karl Peterson learning wing chun with 8 teachers means you are not satisfied with your one main teacher as is considered a disgrace to your first teacher.

@@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate Not when it comes to Wing Chun. In Wing Chun there is a saying 一门无二師. Means within the same school/art/technique, one student does not baishi to a second shifu. What this also clearly implies (practically in our face) is that Wing Chun has no problem with students baishi in other systems and learn multiple arts at the same time. Also consider even “within Wing Chun”, you would have one shifu, but that doesn’t mean you have only one teacher. As this video already showed: Bruce Lee also learned from a separate teacher than Ip Man himself. Also if you take a look at Ip Man’s own history, he was learning more from his sihing‘s than his original shifu. (His original shifu having passed away when Ip Man was still relatively “young” in the school/system).

@@reallifeengineer7214 dont need 8 teachers to learn wing chun.

Or he would have unlocked new knowledge in harvesting efficient power output. That would have been very interesting to see play out.

LOL "at the emphasis of Li/strength" this is just not true, he had very explosive "ging/jin" or whatever you want to label it and I would say, had the perfect balance of athletic attributes.

You know what you are talking about! I agree, in the 80s I bought a great little self published book by Jesse Glover and it was his opinion that Bruce was always a Wing Chun man and that he was coming back to the art near the end. When I read his writings now I see so much of what my Chinese teachers have taught me in the more esoteric things he said and I realise that Bruce must've really listened. When he was in America studying philosophy I think he was really trying to work out the nature of the Tao etc. I agree with you that his art was mostly external but he indicated that he used some soft ideas and I remember in some book ( of the too many I have read 😀) that he said 'The way I fight on Film and the way I fight in reality are two very different things' Of course it's the fashion now so many years later for people to have strong opinions about Bruce without being over anywhere near him. I've been a fan since 1967 but in the end all I know is what everyone else knows from movies and books and Doco's and I've had the luck to know a few Wing Chun elders who actually knew him.

There is a picture of Lee doing Chi Sau with Yip Man. Sources I've read had him training with Yip Man... But Yip was an opium smoker, so ...

I'm still tryna figure out why everyone is always up his ass when he wasn't even a master just a movie guy

You took the words right out of my mouth... in a figure of speech.

You where waiting all your life for this? Uh?

@@Cris5598 Maybe. At my age age I sometimes forget things. I might have happened before. But I still appreciate your candour.

@@joejacquesschulz8514 Tbh this is his training arc to Godhood.

@@ethanneal9903 I am not sure I get it but I am sure you mean well, so thank you.

I read a story about lp Man and he was very talented early on. This was several years ago.

Supposedly, Wong Sheung Leung was in a cut scene in Game of Death.

I've been thinking exactly about this 100%. With the popularity of the ip man movies and the legend of Bruce Lee TV show in China I could def see an interest in The King of Talking Hands, the guy was a literal walking kung fu movie script. There are stories about him going literal "dojo busting" and defeating a lot of fighters from schools outside wing chun, would watch and love every minute of it.

@@AE86Trueno701 The Ip Man movies were a joke. It was all fictional bs.

@@mrt445 of course u netflix..

Where can someone go to learn Wing Chun?

Glad you like them!

bruce lee was not a martial artist..he try but never gets that level

@@abrahamgonzalez4690 Why would you say that? What level do you need to reach to be a martial artist? Are you referring to rank?

@@Docinaplane don’t spend your time on these trolls. Literally almost no one agrees with them. They are in the minority

@@Monkforilla Thanks for saying that, friend!

@@Docinaplane take care my friend !

Awesome!

Unrelated but the show baki the grappler is a great martial arts show