Exploring the dark psychology of combat sports. Carl Jung's Shadow theory. Everyone has one. #conormcgregor #jonjones #miketyson www.jmacmediagroup.com // @jmacmediagroup
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I used to think I could just go ab my life being fake and people would leave me alone. Until I realized people are going to mess with u regardless if you speak your mind or not so you might as well let them know what’s going on in there before they try and take control of you and your thoughts. We have to defend ourselves intelligently or be enslaved and shackled by our fear.
@BigKashGrab Жыл бұрын
Truth
@dermotmacarthur7504 Жыл бұрын
Big facts brother
@comtruise402 Жыл бұрын
Oh Yes Mate
@farhannaqvi3776 Жыл бұрын
Facts bruh, that literally the story of my life, now I box and am just more bold as a man in general. Fear will keep you from your promise land in life I can attest
@alexanderwest7905 Жыл бұрын
Well written brother
@ninjacutz Жыл бұрын
A wise man once said "be a monster...& then learn how to control that monster. Those who have swords but keep them sheathed until they are needed, will inherit the world. "
@lukemehalick370 Жыл бұрын
Thats Jordan peterson
@qualityplug1650 Жыл бұрын
@@qualityplug1650 you are correct
@lukemehalick370 Жыл бұрын
Translation : Look very masculine while being a good guy. Plot twist : not everyone has the genetics for that
@ayugoslav5554 Жыл бұрын
@Rizza8 the meak are losing. Don't confuse religion with passivity. Neither will truly help anyway.
@lukemehalick370 Жыл бұрын
@Rizza Luke 22:36 Jesus told his disciples “If you don’t have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one.” Even Jesus knows the meek can’t inherit anything if they can’t defend themselves
@gecksnek38911 ай бұрын
Jones saying "Be prepared to do that" to DC has to be one of the coldest most collected responses ever.
@grecojaramillo8444 Жыл бұрын
Always look for this comment whenever I see that cold response
@umarb7325 Жыл бұрын
No
@airpods4 Жыл бұрын
@@airpods4 yes
@costamktostam Жыл бұрын
“You can’t defeat me, I’m ready to die” Adesanya said in one interval of his fights.
@alexcardoso4272 Жыл бұрын
DC is bad mothefaker too
@vladis.. Жыл бұрын
Young men need to know this. They need to be taught this as boys. Teachers need to know this. The shadow is real. You can't run from it. You embrace it. You bring it in. You make it part of your soul. And then you become the complete man. Wish I had known more about this before I went into combat.
@pauldarling330 Жыл бұрын
@@Ethan-xf4or Pussies project soooo hard.
@pauldarling330 Жыл бұрын
Thats cringe was f! Lmao
@chadgaming7466 Жыл бұрын
@@chadgaming7466 okay ChadGaming 😭😭 the lack of self awareness
@cadedrury Жыл бұрын
@@chadgaming7466 ”Chad gaming ”
@hellohello7359 Жыл бұрын
Nah it's fake and gay I don't believe that shit
@viola308 Жыл бұрын
the raid shadow legends part really killed the momentum of this video lol
@whispwindswept Жыл бұрын
Facts
@Snufz760 Жыл бұрын
Fr lol I was like wtf. I was channeling in 😂
@flyingknee23 Жыл бұрын
KZheadrs who dont know that sponsors ruin their audience
@gabrijeldolo Жыл бұрын
I literally just skipped the video I was working out and everything
@tripleS7VEN Жыл бұрын
Fr. Shouldve put the ads in the beginning or the end of the video
@aintnun1191 Жыл бұрын
I find it hard to explain why I love fighting, this video explains exactly why I do.
@SEAAL_7777 Жыл бұрын
Same. I fucking hate training. I hate little annoying injuries. Like my wrist hurting or my toes or groin. But at the same time there’s nothing like it on this earth. My life was so boring until I started kickboxing.
@Oll-lg7lu Жыл бұрын
I make people bleed and they make me bleed its all i know, first time i scratched my knuckle skin when i punched a kids teeth out in kindergarden
@Mamury Жыл бұрын
@@Mamury uhhh wtf? you guys are twisted and cringe
@yungjose3369 Жыл бұрын
@@Mamury were you the instigator
@qwertyki9367 Жыл бұрын
@QwertyKi don't think it really matters at that age tbh most kids didn't even know their parents phone number then
@zacwayman9473 Жыл бұрын
Khabib was a pretty good example of that balance. Jon and Conor def more on the scale of their dark self but not balanced most of the time. Mike Tyson these days is pretty balanced but he gets ashamed of his past. I get that, sometimes I hate to think of mine but it's there and that other side is real.
@IronReef77 Жыл бұрын
The reason why khabib was balanced is bcuz of his very strict upbringing where any unhinged psychotic behavior was punished collectively by parents and society and islam The more a society turns away from its religious and strict social roots the more sick and mentally unstable it becomes The more families break apart
@yeshuasage3724 Жыл бұрын
@@yeshuasage3724exactly
@editor7354 Жыл бұрын
@@yeshuasage3724 facts!
@jj-qx1oo Жыл бұрын
Same for GSP
@lolivingston6827 Жыл бұрын
Khabib was just better at hiding it. Simple as that.
@KlausKlan0010 Жыл бұрын
The mental aspect of the game is real. Especially when you lack the experience in the fight game. Once I first started boxing with more experienced boxers in my first 20-40 bouts it was extremely mental since I lacked the necessary skill sets to win unscathed. Only had natural talent of power punching so other than that it was all mental toughness. Which in reality is the worst possible thing to depend on in a boxing match.
@andrewtanczyk4009 Жыл бұрын
Mental toughness is not a bad thing to depend on. Rocky marciano was the same as you with insane power punching ability and he was a straight slugger depending on his mental fortitude and will power
@julissawelchez Жыл бұрын
@@julissawelchezI get what your saying but win by throwing punches not taking them
@joshuafontenot3756 Жыл бұрын
@@julissawelchezyou need mental toughness, but when you get to the top everyone is tough. Therefore you need the full package physical talents, skills and heart.
@rico14 Жыл бұрын
But can be applied to much more than boxing. Also, lessons learned in blood usually stay.
@lukemehalick370 Жыл бұрын
@@julissawelchez the problem was not having enough defense in my first 20 to 40 amateur bouts. I remember some fights having to absorb too much body punishment. And particularly one fight where I was fighting someone with 60 bouts while I had almost 30 bouts. He was able to land his left hook easily on me. I had to suffer too much punishment.
@andrewtanczyk4009 Жыл бұрын
you are coming into a period where the content you're making is changing people's lives. i am so greatful for the content you produce.
@genericname110 Жыл бұрын
Appreciate that man. Just getting started.
@MikeCiavarro Жыл бұрын
Aight bruh get off his tip
@coochieman1970 Жыл бұрын
First time seeing this. The mental aspect of the game is real. Especially when you lack the experience in the fight game. Once I first started boxing with more experienced boxers in my first 20-40 bouts it was extremely mental since I lacked the necessary skill sets to win unscathed. Only had natural talent of power punching so other than that it was all mental toughness. Which in reality is the worst possible thing to depend on in a boxing match.
@andrewtanczyk4009 Жыл бұрын
Just cringe when he shows the joker who’s actually a murderer. The joker isn’t exactly a good example of someone who ‘is dangerous but chooses not to be’..
@nextlevel8771 Жыл бұрын
How is it changing peoples life? It’s just random quotes and fighters loosing their shit😂😂😂
@jacklesmithda3rd502 Жыл бұрын
this is the mentality required for LIFE, not just sports...
@avidpursuit Жыл бұрын
MMA is a great microcosm of life in general
@KM-iv9xy Жыл бұрын
Nope
@nmn8829Ай бұрын
We must be able to turn everything into strength… Feed off Pain, Feed off rejection, Become supercharged own your pain and wear it like armor
@KyxLimitless Жыл бұрын
raid shadow legends right in the middle. vibe killer
@sumdudenorris106 Жыл бұрын
Haha yeah but I did laugh at it though haha.
@chaosdweller Жыл бұрын
Anyone else learn how to fight as an adult because they were bullied in school? I feel like that is a very common trend with fighters, I would say most other fighters I know learned how to fight because at one point they may have felt weak, powerless, or afraid.
@carltaylor2975 Жыл бұрын
everyone feels that way at some point. its a necessary part of lifs
@kingpinz101 Жыл бұрын
Me, I'm lifting weights to get strong and I am strong, but I'm realizing more and more than strength is not enough, therfore, I found a Boxing gym to sign up to and I'll be starting soon now as an adult
@edwinprado5620 Жыл бұрын
I was bullied in school and gaslit at home. No way i'm gonna let anyone control me again.
@victorjun2421 Жыл бұрын
The hungry get full and the truly weak become strong. It has been this way for me-
@karamlevi Жыл бұрын
Seems like it
@tussdra413210 ай бұрын
I love how I'm watching this video and it's the best thing I've seen on the internet and then half way through its a raid advertisement
@user-uq9dc8cr3c Жыл бұрын
Haahahahahahaha
@OsirisMawn Жыл бұрын
The dark side must be embraced if you want to go all the way. If you want to go to a place where people do not understand you and they consider you to be crazy at what you do, you have made it. You need to be obsessed to the points where you do not care what people think about you, you have to be reckless to a certain extent. You have to be so ruthless that you are willing to do whatever it takes to win. Embrace the shadow if you want to go all the way.
@nicholasfonseca1111 ай бұрын
Controlled aggression is important, not uncontrolled. Violence is sometimes the answer, not always. People are cowardly to do bad things not because they don't want to.
@ShakiiiiiZzzz11 ай бұрын
“I’m ready to die to beat you because you don’t deserve this” “Alright….be prepared to do that” DAMN 🥶🥶🥶❄️❄️❄️❄️🤧
@isaiahmelvin8727 Жыл бұрын
both of them are awesome, danial more commendable tho won’t lie
@dadeee7776 Жыл бұрын
I thought this was gonna be an in depth video essay not just stringing together random stuff incoherently
@relativelybasic Жыл бұрын
Same here
@vaushawnbrown2110 Жыл бұрын
It should’ve been
@mediator9185 Жыл бұрын
I agree to some extent but you don’t understand what your hearing as well
@yummy2318 Жыл бұрын
@@yummy2318 you don't understand the meaning of the term, video essay, or the word, incoherently.
@ronfroehlich4697 Жыл бұрын
It also feels like it's making unapologetic excuses for the fighters who are acting like assholes
@daggered3665 Жыл бұрын
I’ve seen plenty of things in my life and I’m a young person, I’ve seen true discipline, and what some call a swing of luck, in martial arts I always watched closely, and no matter what type of training somebody did, it was one thing that separated one from others, being vicious, there is something in being vicious that changes you, you don’t gain that, some are just brought with that, I used to think it was a gift; but it’s a curse, now that I do good, but viciousness has a unique a lonely essence
@CesarMartinez-gi9de Жыл бұрын
I feel what are you saying. I experimented this way of being during a really dark period of my Life. And i noticed that the amount of rage and viciousness that i brought in my workouts wasn't the same After i "healed" and accepted my dark being. We all Have a dark side, the real Power Is knowing when using It or let It devour ourself
@gattopazzo.2347 Жыл бұрын
@@gattopazzo.2347 how did you handle the guilt of it? I had some trauma last year. I’ve changed a lot and love who I’ve become fighting through it, I was very soft/undisciplined/naive before it. But most of the drive comes from this kinda dark mental place I go to. But I have a lot of guilt in it, all the performance that comes with the aggression I get guilty over the selfish colder person I become when I embrace that. It’s a polar opposite to who I was before I got hurt.
@drx3373 Жыл бұрын
@@drx3373 let It flow. Until you'll understand more about the situation and yourself. Everything happens for a reason and now Is your Moment for finding that reason, even if seems withount any sense there Is One and if you are Willing to dig in the deeps you'll find It. I never had guilt i had only rage. I suppose that you Have to understand why this guilt. One day talking with a coach friend of mine about the Power i had taking all the Energy from that dark place, She told me: "you Have to learn how to work in both ways( talking about where the Energy came from (depression, hate, despair or patience, mindfulness,...)).at First i didn't understood but then when my head was quite i realized a lot of things. Yes you Have a lot of Power using all those negative emotion but you lack of control. If instead you are calm and focused you Will win because the dark Path Its not sostenible in the time but the light Path can help you get more things. With the dark Path you Will only reach the auto-destruction.
@gattopazzo.2347 Жыл бұрын
Imagine hating someone so much you want to bite their heart -khabib
@Lalala-uu6do Жыл бұрын
In Mcgregor vs Khabib the way khabib said 'I will smash your boy' was such a good line. To come in front of a crowd who hated him and do exactly what he said is just so badass and the way he said it not knowing too much english was so cool, just straight to the point and true.
@athiefinthenight6894 Жыл бұрын
Jack Johnson was similar to this when fighting Jim jefferies. He knew the majority of the crowd were against him, and wanted to see Johnson put in his place as they saw it. Some might have wanted to kill him if he won, indeed black people who celebrated in various cities across the US were assaulted and lynched . But he out boxed Jefferies completely, stopping him in the 15th round , at a time when fights went on for twice that sometimes, as he said "Hardly a blow had been struck when I knew I was Jeff's master".
@vincentcrowley519611 ай бұрын
Bossman all i have to say is that you did such a tremendous job bossman keep up the amazing work & I’m glad i found your channel
@broncopolanco23 Жыл бұрын
No one would really want to fight people if they were living a perfectly happy life from the get go. I look at fighters like these people who were forced into this tragic life where they had no other options, but maybe they make it out alive with something to show for it. The world is not a perfect place but there is something exciting about competition because it reveals the truth.
@powasjington4262 Жыл бұрын
No one has perfect happy life. If you think so you are so wrong. I had miserable life and i thought it was only me until i realized that also so called happy people have been went through such a tragic things and their lifes are also hard
@gabrielgabriel5177 Жыл бұрын
No some people live happy lives and still like fighting because they like the sport. You don’t have to have a tragic life to be a fighter
@pearbuns10111 ай бұрын
@@gabrielgabriel5177he didn't mean "happy" in that context. He was simply using happy as synonym for "comfortable".
@machinegun903910 ай бұрын
It feels great to know that I've got a tribe afterall lol. I spent by teenage and childhood years getting in trouble, fighting and suspended with hell lots of mental health issues. My dad being a wonderful guide held my back. As of now, I've got a stacked schedule of studies and workout and when I skip a day of it, It feels like I'm back to the teenage years. It's a weird transfer that people of my type need to do to stay cool and normal.
@SudhanshRai Жыл бұрын
Why don't you become a fighter dude
@adu9422 Жыл бұрын
Sounds perfect to do mma
@cloudmaster18211 ай бұрын
That’s how i am, if i don’t stay busy suit hits the fan. I recommend training and fighting.
@714Octor5 ай бұрын
It's part of the process, you're fighting you're fears/demons (face and focus on shadow), stay disciplined, so you control fear, it will pay off.
@Hannibalche90052 күн бұрын
Something that always kinda was hard for me to understand is how are you going to touch gloves every round then go fuck each other up hard. For me whenever I give a high five or anything it makes my competitive mentality go away a bit. So it’s pretty amazing how they still killers.
@BigG627 Жыл бұрын
It’s a mutual agreement that what’s to come isn’t going to be pretty.
@99mattdogg Жыл бұрын
@@99mattdogg But it was done when both fighters signed the contract.
@MrGlostuber Жыл бұрын
@@MrGlostuber Symbolically of course.
@99mattdogg Жыл бұрын
@@99mattdogg Nor petty, it's a "nothing personal kid" moment.
@matiasbascunan8051 Жыл бұрын
Tyson saying “people are laughing at me” got me hard…😢
@MrRoyalHolloway11 ай бұрын
"It is better to be a warrior in a garden, than a gardener in a war.” ― Miyamoto Musashi
@HoLeefuk-zc7oo Жыл бұрын
Psychopaths are better fighters, due to lack of ... FEAR 💀
@StraightouttaBristol Жыл бұрын
no fear is key in a fight
@sdfsdfsfsf5484 Жыл бұрын
What makes you think that having a personality disorder removes fear ? Ignorance
@googlegmail9888 Жыл бұрын
i am clinically diagnosed psychopath and i do feel fear. psychopaths shown in movies arent what they're like in real life.
@100cents5 Жыл бұрын
@@sdfsdfsfsf5484 facts. fear is very important lol if you know how to use it to your strength.
@donatello9482 Жыл бұрын
@@100cents5 How do you process fear?
@joskevermeulen3271 Жыл бұрын
This is one of the best compilations I’ve seen on KZhead. I’m playing it on loop for a while till everything settles in
@chaos1401 Жыл бұрын
Hockey/karate/fitnessplus “special” schools for the emotionally disturbed/traumatized. What did I see. A lot. What did I learn. Still gaining knowledge from it to this day(31). Neighborhood misfits. County, mental hospital, broken neck etc(god damn lmao). All in all. Made me a warrior in a garden. Alot I could I say. I’m still meditating on it daily. This knowledge, this mentality is not given. It is earned through trial by fire. Most recent lesson learned, shared with the wrong people given into the wrong hands produces unnecessary casualties and loss of what was already good character. Count you’re blessings and stay you. Grateful for the fray I am.
@Tfwd1891 Жыл бұрын
I love these philosophical videos on MMA and combat sports
@cuttycreek11 ай бұрын
40 seconds in I’m liking what I’m hearing, sometimes I get worried the more mental healing I do the more likely I am to loose my edge as a fighter. I couldn’t be more wrong, I’ve integrated it.
@ButtersLStotch Жыл бұрын
I mean Brandon Moreno is one of the best in the world, and he’s a pretty chill guy from what we see.
@rico14 Жыл бұрын
Anger is a gift. Use it. Temper it
@Bond-gz6vg Жыл бұрын
I’m talking about malice, forget about anger, I’m talking about cold blooded looking at your opponent like prey
@ButtersLStotch Жыл бұрын
@@ButtersLStotch I don't know I guess it just depends on the person. I like being level headed, and looking at it as my duty to fulfil. I don't hate the guy.
@rico14 Жыл бұрын
@@rico14 agreed. That’s what I’m saying. A tiger doesn’t hate the animal it kills, it’s just tryna get fed.
@ButtersLStotch Жыл бұрын
Great video compilation, it makes me want to go out and be productive. It’s productive anger that’s good for the soul, your spirit.. the animal that’s in each and every single one of us… you have to embrace this in you😤
@glenmorales1139 Жыл бұрын
This was beautiful. Something you don't see a lot on youtube anymore.
@Ben.Stevenson Жыл бұрын
A good fight should be like a small play, but played seriously - Bruce lee
@stevendelgado5654 Жыл бұрын
All people contain a degree of the "dark triad", the difference between acting in evil & good is to harness the beast for a productive purpose. If you're robbing & killing the innocent & vulnerable then you've lost it & need to be put down. If you're fighting in the ring, to protect or to produce then you're the good beast.
@S.J.L Жыл бұрын
Fighting is a tough game. I'm going into my first fight in a couple of months and I realized that there's a lot of self-hypnosis that goes on with fighters. You have to convince yourself that you're a predator, a killer. That nobody can stop you. Otherwise you're gonna cower in fear once you get in the ring. I wonder what kind of psychological impact that can have long-term.
@zzzMrgamerzzz8 ай бұрын
That’s why mike Tyson was so good cus domoto would talk to him for hours when he was a young boy about how he was the greatest fighter who ever lived and nobody could touch him, and it worked
@Bricecooper3537 ай бұрын
@@Bricecooper353until buster and holifield huh
@moniqueonealYinYangBoss777 ай бұрын
@@moniqueonealYinYangBoss77holy fieldwas headbutting him, busta douglas had 13 second count instead of 10
@user-zx6ni3li6k6 ай бұрын
@@moniqueonealYinYangBoss77 cus died. it affected tyson the same way how both your parents would die. tyson's participation in boxing was his life the same way you live your ordinary life. he's right about alot of things. everyone in their own right is a fighter, just not you.
@slother24882 ай бұрын
1:56 my mom always told me I was too strong for my age and I would easily hurt someone and to be very careful, she told me not to hit anyone one ever because of what I might do to them, ever since then I’ve felt stifled,like she took my sword before I was ever able to wield it. Idk might be too late but imma become a monster
@cloudyboy1756 Жыл бұрын
Bruh same, but i don't want to be too aggresive
@lennoxnst Жыл бұрын
Similar thing happened to me , my father hit me because i did something bad as a kid. I hit him back , he then slapped the soul out of me. Ever since i feel like i lost the warrior inside of me, and was abused by many people throughout my life. Now im trying to get that warrior energy back through boxing.
@kriegerdeslichtsx Жыл бұрын
@@kriegerdeslichtsx Man ion even remember when my rambunctiousness was sent to bed😂, but yeah been tentative not because im scared of people but of what comes afterwards always stifled me, and just being pushed into violence was never my thing, glad y'all found the beast again
@uglyass9084Ай бұрын
The darkness is apart of me. I bottle it up. I train every day. When I fight, I adopt the darkness. I embrace the darkness. I become the darknesses. It’s a cruel world and you need a level of darkness inside to succeed in life
@Topg924 Жыл бұрын
"This was not recommended u search for it." Keep going mate u will be great one day👑👑
@incredible-nayanjyoti36622 сағат бұрын
you do not need a special dark mentality for combat sports... you can be a totally positive jolly outgoing person and still kill.
@mmareviewer.2372 Жыл бұрын
Mighty Mouse is the first example to come to mind for me. I would also say Wonderboy but he's on record saying that he took certain strikes out of his arsenal because they're too dangerous to hit people with
@KM-iv9xy Жыл бұрын
@@KM-iv9xy GSP is also a pretty nice person. And khabib. This video is just very edgy lol
@MrFujin Жыл бұрын
This video is made by some loser
@iwanttoburntheworld461 Жыл бұрын
Dark side fighters are more successful is like the joker always beating the Batman
@youtubeaccountserio263311 ай бұрын
I See. I Click. I ENJOY!
@chuyvee505 Жыл бұрын
Top notch 👊🏻 Thank you for this. Excellent.
@grantfuller1316 Жыл бұрын
The video is great! Touching! Just one thing to "complain" about is the placement of the ad. Really took me out of the environment, if it was on the beginning or the end, it would be perfect. Keep going like this, great work!
@nemanjaradovanovic8033 Жыл бұрын
Your Mind has to Be honed in order to be able to Compete. I believe that the mindset is the one thing that makes a fighter a fighter
@blickmaster69 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for this video 🥊🥊
@NYdaVinciBricks Жыл бұрын
"I think I am a bad guy that's trying to be good". Pretty good words to live by. When you truly know yourself, no matter who you are, you'll realize your real nature is always at odds with so called virtue - it doesn't come naturally at all.
@danielwalley6554 Жыл бұрын
Not really living honestly is actually really easy.
@venicec3310 Жыл бұрын
@@venicec3310 Ah yes... I once thought the same!
@danielwalley6554 Жыл бұрын
@@danielwalley6554 you have as many masters as you have vices
@venicec3310 Жыл бұрын
Every one is bad. Onpy true saints managed to be good but even they saw themselves worse of all
@gabrielgabriel5177 Жыл бұрын
The mindset a people may have to utilize in order to survive harsh conditions/environments they're placed in through no fault of their own.
@RedHorseman66 Жыл бұрын
unleash your dark side
@chrisxishida Жыл бұрын
Been thinking about such concepts and loved Jung for a while. I opened the video immediately when i saw it, and when I heard the name Carl Jung severals seconds after, I knew this was going to be a good video. And it was
@johncovington1747 Жыл бұрын
Great video , Carl Jungs red book describes the shadow in detail.it’s a good read if you want to integrate your dark side
@miketython1550 Жыл бұрын
Yes it does
@calvinbrice.t2140 Жыл бұрын
This was well put together!
@wayuplamar Жыл бұрын
🙏
@MikeCiavarro Жыл бұрын
The Diaz brothers said it best, "Its kill or be killed"
@icyBulls Жыл бұрын
Every time I hear Mikes “I’m the best ever” speech post fight this shit is so energy fueling I swear
@alcoholically4280 Жыл бұрын
Need a 2 hour long version of this to workout to.
@IcyYouKay7 ай бұрын
*Mike where’s your SuperThanks bro. This is high level innertainment.*
@rayzrealm Жыл бұрын
Are those the chats?
@MikeCiavarro Жыл бұрын
@@MikeCiavarro *Look it up in on KZhead’s channel. You’re leaving money on the floor.*
@rayzrealm Жыл бұрын
whatever it takes to be a champion, one day the world will know my name
@okmnok7754 Жыл бұрын
Great video as always!
@AnandJ Жыл бұрын
I fw this intro hard! 🔥
@harvarddropout5632 Жыл бұрын
Holy F*ck! what is this?! this is the first time I got to see your content and WOW!
@kennethacuna9996 Жыл бұрын
I have massive interest in getting into combat sports however I can't see myself having this mentality. So I respect the fighters who developed that mentality to get into the arena and dominate.
@fightinggimmick25928 ай бұрын
Stephen Thompson is not the bad boy Crazy violent Alpha male and still a hell of a fighter.
@korpzmarcelfranca68254 ай бұрын
@@korpzmarcelfranca6825 i guess the creator of the video wasn't look hard enough
@thanosfickda3 ай бұрын
Being capable from doing damage and abstain from doing it. That s power par excellence
@pro369 Жыл бұрын
This is an insane video! well edited and great concept
@KarimahClinton Жыл бұрын
The whooping I caught by the train tracks in 2010 was most productive in not only teaching me that Dunning Keruger applies to physical fighting training, not only that in a fight is a fight one you might even win can be punishing enough you would rather stand out, not just that you can't read power levels the integration of training into 2nd nature is a really big deal needing to think slows anyone down as if looks could not already be deceiving I additionally learned the difference blood lust can make artificial animosity doesn't go far and when you are taking that whooping it bleeds out quicker for me the desire to stay the course of my mouth check was the only reason I could go further than the warrior spirit. It was ultimately what endeared me to the actual badman who would end up being a great friend. I did learn that the closest thing I had to fighting ability was a granite jaw and I was blessed with an all day motor. When the traditional boxer agrees to take a kick boxing challenge you should know it is because he is THAT GOOD. I think I only managed to have a real victory once in the now I think I can fight phase of my life and it was a pure single style fight. I probably racked up 20 concussions before I could deny it no longer I am SAWFT even when I was anything but soft I was still sawft.
@AnthonyRusso93 Жыл бұрын
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@virtualsocialretreat8234 Жыл бұрын
The ad in the middle ha crazy.
@obione51499 Жыл бұрын
Alan Watts speech always hit👌🏼
@macadelic249211 ай бұрын
Incorporating with your darkside gives you peace power and beautifull feeling. I was from running my darkside before and it made me frustrated, fearfull, anxious and lost but when I started to accept the darkness when I started to be ready to do the evil when I started to be the predator and not the prey I felt that feeling where you feel you can survive 100 years in war. I really enjoyed it.
@podSnippets_10 Жыл бұрын
I signed my first mma contract 23 years ago I searched and searched for a fight in a tough man contest but u had to be with in 75 miles of a fight then king of the cage hit me me up. I fought my first mma fight with my cousin and my buddy in my corner and just let my nuts hang. I’m from a small town and wrestled my whole life. That was the beauty of it to me just let the nuts hang !!! It’s just a fighter mentality! Ur born with it. Some have it some don’t. I’m 43 now I boxed I faught I wrestled…. Ufc is the greatest sport on earth respect to all men who set foot on a mat in a ring in a cage god bless u!!!!
@sn2bkng9 ай бұрын
This is a phenomenal video. 🙏🏽🥋
@hybridnation5860 Жыл бұрын
This is a well made video. Added to my favorites
@tylerdurdenx1694 Жыл бұрын
This is the human condition, primal chaos is so much closer than most of us know. The title could very well be “The Dark Mentally of Man”. We are animals but most of us don’t know the terrifying things we’re capable of.
@gtdcov Жыл бұрын
In life you will be a slave to something, your whims, your desires, wealth, women, drugs the list goes on. It’s the best in this life and the next to submit yourself to your creator. Alhumdulilahi raabil Alamein.
@okayyeah8699 Жыл бұрын
What a video, amazingly edited. Well done sir!
@bayes988010 ай бұрын
Beautifull video!
@tomascastro4189 Жыл бұрын
Gets zoned and hyped up🤨 till 3:45😆
@zianwagi1661 Жыл бұрын
that was sick asf though. I love carl jung
@sumdudenorris106 Жыл бұрын
Same
@chaosdweller Жыл бұрын
He understood domestica hysteria too.
@chaosdweller Жыл бұрын
Beautiful man. I wish I could keep watching, keeping connecting to both the light and the dark of my/our natures. This is why I'm fascinated by the fight game. It lays bare the shadow elements of our nature for the world to see.
@bjk18955 ай бұрын
I thought this was gonna be a commentary video but instead I got a sick as edit. Did not expect to see the Jung reference and whatnot.
@athiefinthenight6894 Жыл бұрын
"The human shadow reaches all the way down into Hell." - Carl Jung
@islambale747 Жыл бұрын
These guys are born with this mentality. Most good fighters are born in some of the worst situations. Mike Tyson and Sonny Liston childhood is downright fucked. They turned their childhood and anger into fuel to beat the shit out of people
@eddydesir7702 Жыл бұрын
3:05 - This is how people perceive me. Drives them nuts. Glad to know I'm not the only one.
@investbo Жыл бұрын
You gotta be hungry for, gotta have a hunger
@Lord_Nathaniel_Ashworth4 ай бұрын
I am at the point of my life where if i can't fight.. i can't have anything. I tried to have a peaceful life. I got rich i got a amazing girl i wanted to marry... But i lost it all.. because i couldn't fight.. compete with the best of the best. I lost it all because the beast in me couldn't settle.. i ran away from home.. got myself in a dangerous positions with cops.. fighting alot of people.. yet its not enough.. id there's anyone capable of getting me out. Just give me a chance to train (boxing/ mma) and fight. I will be your biggest discovery.
@fqzy4999 Жыл бұрын
Hope it’s all ok
@youtubeaccountserio263311 ай бұрын
How you got that all
@user-zs2rh9fw5mАй бұрын
@@youtubeaccountserio2633 yoo thank you so much
@fqzy4999Ай бұрын
Update: i am all good now. Started a new life in another country. No more trouble with the law. Im getting married soon to the same girl (she waited for me). Im not rich by any means but im working hard on making it again. I am still fighting but different battles rn. Life is pretty good and i hope it only gets better
@fqzy4999Ай бұрын
@@fqzy4999daaaaaaaamn, stay on the up and up. That's awesome to hear
@uglyass9084Ай бұрын
What about all the great fighters that didn't fight with a lot of anger and weren't violent and/or confrontational outside the ring. Joe Louis is maybe the greatest heavyweight of all time and he was always completely stoic before, during and after the fight.
@sakketin Жыл бұрын
Exactly. Not all fighters are the dark type
@samk.4158 Жыл бұрын
@mike Ciavarro I think you did an amazing job making this
@ezecharles9415 Жыл бұрын
I needed this video, it made me realize I am not insane
@koleszgdanska7149 Жыл бұрын
I think you only have to press R1+R2. It’s also worth noting that you can throw leg kicks while blocking
@FluffyBuritoz Жыл бұрын
I don't think it's required. But it definitely helps people who don't have anything else to push them to greatness
@maherzain434 Жыл бұрын
for some reason this video made me tear up because im surrounded by loneliness in a totally stranger country far from home and the only thing that im afraid of is myself.
@husseinmujtaba6457 Жыл бұрын
Go out and find a fun hobby you like! I bought a kite a while back and Fly it when it’s windy. Put some headphones in, that’s a fun evening right there!
@davidbubbsoar2555 Жыл бұрын
@@davidbubbsoar2555 Yeah man im gonna start gym as well its just so tough to get a job in the UK for a student
@husseinmujtaba6457 Жыл бұрын
if it can confort you, I feel the exact same thing, but i'm home ...
@louloup4607 Жыл бұрын
@@louloup4607 me too man but I wouldn't call it home tho , a home is supposed to a safe place but it is what it is
@kodak3619 Жыл бұрын
@@kodak3619 Lifes full of shit brother and we all just need a safe place to come back to in the end
@husseinmujtaba6457 Жыл бұрын
I can't explain why I like to fight so much I guess I just like the pain and realness of it
@zacwayman9473 Жыл бұрын
Perfect edit to put Alan watts in here. Great video man!
@alezanee Жыл бұрын
This video, a lot of people truly won’t ever understand this side of human nature.
@alejandroley5868 Жыл бұрын
MMA is defo good for society as a whole man! which is why its getting so popular imo. good vid btw!!
@boyyyaaaa Жыл бұрын
Martial arts are useless lifting is much better
@BAILEY07811 ай бұрын
Truly a amazing video, this video had that spark to it
@oceanjmper136110 ай бұрын
amazing video man!
@sandymorgan2010 Жыл бұрын
I love the Allan watts and Jordan Peterson edits. It mixes in beautifully man. I’m fighting for the 4th time on March 11th. Videos like this help me get in the zone
@movementencouragedfitness5945 Жыл бұрын
Dark mentality is actually not hat important for combat sports , all of the examples from the video destroyed or badly damaged their careers because of their dark side , GSP is a perfect example of how a very good guy can be one of the GOAT's and not mess it up by doing drugs , steroids or trouble with the law.
@laza6141 Жыл бұрын
Yeah but guys like gsp and khabib didnt liked combat sports at first place they just did it due to various reasons those who truly love cs are dark psychpaths likes bas rutten jones badr hari etc
@Oddly_Fascinting8 ай бұрын
Also Fedor, Khabib, Daniel Cormier, Robert Whittaker, Volkanovski, most of the greats. To deal with the dark side, just expose yourself to the light - positive habits, thought processes, and people. It is a choice.🙂
@fredfred40865 ай бұрын
@@fredfred4086 exactly.
@laza61415 ай бұрын
Subscribed and bell notification turned on content like this I feel like I’m evolving in life
@kyrhysbamford8214 Жыл бұрын
Wow bro crazy vid 👏👏👏
@CB87.Ай бұрын
I learned this as a football player lol , doesnt have to be combat sports
I used to think I could just go ab my life being fake and people would leave me alone. Until I realized people are going to mess with u regardless if you speak your mind or not so you might as well let them know what’s going on in there before they try and take control of you and your thoughts. We have to defend ourselves intelligently or be enslaved and shackled by our fear.
Truth
Big facts brother
Oh Yes Mate
Facts bruh, that literally the story of my life, now I box and am just more bold as a man in general. Fear will keep you from your promise land in life I can attest
Well written brother
A wise man once said "be a monster...& then learn how to control that monster. Those who have swords but keep them sheathed until they are needed, will inherit the world. "
Thats Jordan peterson
@@qualityplug1650 you are correct
Translation : Look very masculine while being a good guy. Plot twist : not everyone has the genetics for that
@Rizza8 the meak are losing. Don't confuse religion with passivity. Neither will truly help anyway.
@Rizza Luke 22:36 Jesus told his disciples “If you don’t have a sword, sell your cloak and buy one.” Even Jesus knows the meek can’t inherit anything if they can’t defend themselves
Jones saying "Be prepared to do that" to DC has to be one of the coldest most collected responses ever.
Always look for this comment whenever I see that cold response
No
@@airpods4 yes
“You can’t defeat me, I’m ready to die” Adesanya said in one interval of his fights.
DC is bad mothefaker too
Young men need to know this. They need to be taught this as boys. Teachers need to know this. The shadow is real. You can't run from it. You embrace it. You bring it in. You make it part of your soul. And then you become the complete man. Wish I had known more about this before I went into combat.
@@Ethan-xf4or Pussies project soooo hard.
Thats cringe was f! Lmao
@@chadgaming7466 okay ChadGaming 😭😭 the lack of self awareness
@@chadgaming7466 ”Chad gaming ”
Nah it's fake and gay I don't believe that shit
the raid shadow legends part really killed the momentum of this video lol
Facts
Fr lol I was like wtf. I was channeling in 😂
KZheadrs who dont know that sponsors ruin their audience
I literally just skipped the video I was working out and everything
Fr. Shouldve put the ads in the beginning or the end of the video
I find it hard to explain why I love fighting, this video explains exactly why I do.
Same. I fucking hate training. I hate little annoying injuries. Like my wrist hurting or my toes or groin. But at the same time there’s nothing like it on this earth. My life was so boring until I started kickboxing.
I make people bleed and they make me bleed its all i know, first time i scratched my knuckle skin when i punched a kids teeth out in kindergarden
@@Mamury uhhh wtf? you guys are twisted and cringe
@@Mamury were you the instigator
@QwertyKi don't think it really matters at that age tbh most kids didn't even know their parents phone number then
Khabib was a pretty good example of that balance. Jon and Conor def more on the scale of their dark self but not balanced most of the time. Mike Tyson these days is pretty balanced but he gets ashamed of his past. I get that, sometimes I hate to think of mine but it's there and that other side is real.
The reason why khabib was balanced is bcuz of his very strict upbringing where any unhinged psychotic behavior was punished collectively by parents and society and islam The more a society turns away from its religious and strict social roots the more sick and mentally unstable it becomes The more families break apart
@@yeshuasage3724exactly
@@yeshuasage3724 facts!
Same for GSP
Khabib was just better at hiding it. Simple as that.
The mental aspect of the game is real. Especially when you lack the experience in the fight game. Once I first started boxing with more experienced boxers in my first 20-40 bouts it was extremely mental since I lacked the necessary skill sets to win unscathed. Only had natural talent of power punching so other than that it was all mental toughness. Which in reality is the worst possible thing to depend on in a boxing match.
Mental toughness is not a bad thing to depend on. Rocky marciano was the same as you with insane power punching ability and he was a straight slugger depending on his mental fortitude and will power
@@julissawelchezI get what your saying but win by throwing punches not taking them
@@julissawelchezyou need mental toughness, but when you get to the top everyone is tough. Therefore you need the full package physical talents, skills and heart.
But can be applied to much more than boxing. Also, lessons learned in blood usually stay.
@@julissawelchez the problem was not having enough defense in my first 20 to 40 amateur bouts. I remember some fights having to absorb too much body punishment. And particularly one fight where I was fighting someone with 60 bouts while I had almost 30 bouts. He was able to land his left hook easily on me. I had to suffer too much punishment.
you are coming into a period where the content you're making is changing people's lives. i am so greatful for the content you produce.
Appreciate that man. Just getting started.
Aight bruh get off his tip
First time seeing this. The mental aspect of the game is real. Especially when you lack the experience in the fight game. Once I first started boxing with more experienced boxers in my first 20-40 bouts it was extremely mental since I lacked the necessary skill sets to win unscathed. Only had natural talent of power punching so other than that it was all mental toughness. Which in reality is the worst possible thing to depend on in a boxing match.
Just cringe when he shows the joker who’s actually a murderer. The joker isn’t exactly a good example of someone who ‘is dangerous but chooses not to be’..
How is it changing peoples life? It’s just random quotes and fighters loosing their shit😂😂😂
this is the mentality required for LIFE, not just sports...
MMA is a great microcosm of life in general
Nope
We must be able to turn everything into strength… Feed off Pain, Feed off rejection, Become supercharged own your pain and wear it like armor
raid shadow legends right in the middle. vibe killer
Haha yeah but I did laugh at it though haha.
Anyone else learn how to fight as an adult because they were bullied in school? I feel like that is a very common trend with fighters, I would say most other fighters I know learned how to fight because at one point they may have felt weak, powerless, or afraid.
everyone feels that way at some point. its a necessary part of lifs
Me, I'm lifting weights to get strong and I am strong, but I'm realizing more and more than strength is not enough, therfore, I found a Boxing gym to sign up to and I'll be starting soon now as an adult
I was bullied in school and gaslit at home. No way i'm gonna let anyone control me again.
The hungry get full and the truly weak become strong. It has been this way for me-
Seems like it
I love how I'm watching this video and it's the best thing I've seen on the internet and then half way through its a raid advertisement
Haahahahahahaha
The dark side must be embraced if you want to go all the way. If you want to go to a place where people do not understand you and they consider you to be crazy at what you do, you have made it. You need to be obsessed to the points where you do not care what people think about you, you have to be reckless to a certain extent. You have to be so ruthless that you are willing to do whatever it takes to win. Embrace the shadow if you want to go all the way.
Controlled aggression is important, not uncontrolled. Violence is sometimes the answer, not always. People are cowardly to do bad things not because they don't want to.
“I’m ready to die to beat you because you don’t deserve this” “Alright….be prepared to do that” DAMN 🥶🥶🥶❄️❄️❄️❄️🤧
both of them are awesome, danial more commendable tho won’t lie
I thought this was gonna be an in depth video essay not just stringing together random stuff incoherently
Same here
It should’ve been
I agree to some extent but you don’t understand what your hearing as well
@@yummy2318 you don't understand the meaning of the term, video essay, or the word, incoherently.
It also feels like it's making unapologetic excuses for the fighters who are acting like assholes
I’ve seen plenty of things in my life and I’m a young person, I’ve seen true discipline, and what some call a swing of luck, in martial arts I always watched closely, and no matter what type of training somebody did, it was one thing that separated one from others, being vicious, there is something in being vicious that changes you, you don’t gain that, some are just brought with that, I used to think it was a gift; but it’s a curse, now that I do good, but viciousness has a unique a lonely essence
I feel what are you saying. I experimented this way of being during a really dark period of my Life. And i noticed that the amount of rage and viciousness that i brought in my workouts wasn't the same After i "healed" and accepted my dark being. We all Have a dark side, the real Power Is knowing when using It or let It devour ourself
@@gattopazzo.2347 how did you handle the guilt of it? I had some trauma last year. I’ve changed a lot and love who I’ve become fighting through it, I was very soft/undisciplined/naive before it. But most of the drive comes from this kinda dark mental place I go to. But I have a lot of guilt in it, all the performance that comes with the aggression I get guilty over the selfish colder person I become when I embrace that. It’s a polar opposite to who I was before I got hurt.
@@drx3373 let It flow. Until you'll understand more about the situation and yourself. Everything happens for a reason and now Is your Moment for finding that reason, even if seems withount any sense there Is One and if you are Willing to dig in the deeps you'll find It. I never had guilt i had only rage. I suppose that you Have to understand why this guilt. One day talking with a coach friend of mine about the Power i had taking all the Energy from that dark place, She told me: "you Have to learn how to work in both ways( talking about where the Energy came from (depression, hate, despair or patience, mindfulness,...)).at First i didn't understood but then when my head was quite i realized a lot of things. Yes you Have a lot of Power using all those negative emotion but you lack of control. If instead you are calm and focused you Will win because the dark Path Its not sostenible in the time but the light Path can help you get more things. With the dark Path you Will only reach the auto-destruction.
Imagine hating someone so much you want to bite their heart -khabib
In Mcgregor vs Khabib the way khabib said 'I will smash your boy' was such a good line. To come in front of a crowd who hated him and do exactly what he said is just so badass and the way he said it not knowing too much english was so cool, just straight to the point and true.
Jack Johnson was similar to this when fighting Jim jefferies. He knew the majority of the crowd were against him, and wanted to see Johnson put in his place as they saw it. Some might have wanted to kill him if he won, indeed black people who celebrated in various cities across the US were assaulted and lynched . But he out boxed Jefferies completely, stopping him in the 15th round , at a time when fights went on for twice that sometimes, as he said "Hardly a blow had been struck when I knew I was Jeff's master".
Bossman all i have to say is that you did such a tremendous job bossman keep up the amazing work & I’m glad i found your channel
No one would really want to fight people if they were living a perfectly happy life from the get go. I look at fighters like these people who were forced into this tragic life where they had no other options, but maybe they make it out alive with something to show for it. The world is not a perfect place but there is something exciting about competition because it reveals the truth.
No one has perfect happy life. If you think so you are so wrong. I had miserable life and i thought it was only me until i realized that also so called happy people have been went through such a tragic things and their lifes are also hard
No some people live happy lives and still like fighting because they like the sport. You don’t have to have a tragic life to be a fighter
@@gabrielgabriel5177he didn't mean "happy" in that context. He was simply using happy as synonym for "comfortable".
It feels great to know that I've got a tribe afterall lol. I spent by teenage and childhood years getting in trouble, fighting and suspended with hell lots of mental health issues. My dad being a wonderful guide held my back. As of now, I've got a stacked schedule of studies and workout and when I skip a day of it, It feels like I'm back to the teenage years. It's a weird transfer that people of my type need to do to stay cool and normal.
Why don't you become a fighter dude
Sounds perfect to do mma
That’s how i am, if i don’t stay busy suit hits the fan. I recommend training and fighting.
It's part of the process, you're fighting you're fears/demons (face and focus on shadow), stay disciplined, so you control fear, it will pay off.
Something that always kinda was hard for me to understand is how are you going to touch gloves every round then go fuck each other up hard. For me whenever I give a high five or anything it makes my competitive mentality go away a bit. So it’s pretty amazing how they still killers.
It’s a mutual agreement that what’s to come isn’t going to be pretty.
@@99mattdogg But it was done when both fighters signed the contract.
@@MrGlostuber Symbolically of course.
@@99mattdogg Nor petty, it's a "nothing personal kid" moment.
Tyson saying “people are laughing at me” got me hard…😢
"It is better to be a warrior in a garden, than a gardener in a war.” ― Miyamoto Musashi
Psychopaths are better fighters, due to lack of ... FEAR 💀
no fear is key in a fight
What makes you think that having a personality disorder removes fear ? Ignorance
i am clinically diagnosed psychopath and i do feel fear. psychopaths shown in movies arent what they're like in real life.
@@sdfsdfsfsf5484 facts. fear is very important lol if you know how to use it to your strength.
@@100cents5 How do you process fear?
This is one of the best compilations I’ve seen on KZhead. I’m playing it on loop for a while till everything settles in
Hockey/karate/fitnessplus “special” schools for the emotionally disturbed/traumatized. What did I see. A lot. What did I learn. Still gaining knowledge from it to this day(31). Neighborhood misfits. County, mental hospital, broken neck etc(god damn lmao). All in all. Made me a warrior in a garden. Alot I could I say. I’m still meditating on it daily. This knowledge, this mentality is not given. It is earned through trial by fire. Most recent lesson learned, shared with the wrong people given into the wrong hands produces unnecessary casualties and loss of what was already good character. Count you’re blessings and stay you. Grateful for the fray I am.
I love these philosophical videos on MMA and combat sports
40 seconds in I’m liking what I’m hearing, sometimes I get worried the more mental healing I do the more likely I am to loose my edge as a fighter. I couldn’t be more wrong, I’ve integrated it.
I mean Brandon Moreno is one of the best in the world, and he’s a pretty chill guy from what we see.
Anger is a gift. Use it. Temper it
I’m talking about malice, forget about anger, I’m talking about cold blooded looking at your opponent like prey
@@ButtersLStotch I don't know I guess it just depends on the person. I like being level headed, and looking at it as my duty to fulfil. I don't hate the guy.
@@rico14 agreed. That’s what I’m saying. A tiger doesn’t hate the animal it kills, it’s just tryna get fed.
Great video compilation, it makes me want to go out and be productive. It’s productive anger that’s good for the soul, your spirit.. the animal that’s in each and every single one of us… you have to embrace this in you😤
This was beautiful. Something you don't see a lot on youtube anymore.
A good fight should be like a small play, but played seriously - Bruce lee
All people contain a degree of the "dark triad", the difference between acting in evil & good is to harness the beast for a productive purpose. If you're robbing & killing the innocent & vulnerable then you've lost it & need to be put down. If you're fighting in the ring, to protect or to produce then you're the good beast.
Fighting is a tough game. I'm going into my first fight in a couple of months and I realized that there's a lot of self-hypnosis that goes on with fighters. You have to convince yourself that you're a predator, a killer. That nobody can stop you. Otherwise you're gonna cower in fear once you get in the ring. I wonder what kind of psychological impact that can have long-term.
That’s why mike Tyson was so good cus domoto would talk to him for hours when he was a young boy about how he was the greatest fighter who ever lived and nobody could touch him, and it worked
@@Bricecooper353until buster and holifield huh
@@moniqueonealYinYangBoss77holy fieldwas headbutting him, busta douglas had 13 second count instead of 10
@@moniqueonealYinYangBoss77 cus died. it affected tyson the same way how both your parents would die. tyson's participation in boxing was his life the same way you live your ordinary life. he's right about alot of things. everyone in their own right is a fighter, just not you.
1:56 my mom always told me I was too strong for my age and I would easily hurt someone and to be very careful, she told me not to hit anyone one ever because of what I might do to them, ever since then I’ve felt stifled,like she took my sword before I was ever able to wield it. Idk might be too late but imma become a monster
Bruh same, but i don't want to be too aggresive
Similar thing happened to me , my father hit me because i did something bad as a kid. I hit him back , he then slapped the soul out of me. Ever since i feel like i lost the warrior inside of me, and was abused by many people throughout my life. Now im trying to get that warrior energy back through boxing.
@@kriegerdeslichtsx Man ion even remember when my rambunctiousness was sent to bed😂, but yeah been tentative not because im scared of people but of what comes afterwards always stifled me, and just being pushed into violence was never my thing, glad y'all found the beast again
The darkness is apart of me. I bottle it up. I train every day. When I fight, I adopt the darkness. I embrace the darkness. I become the darknesses. It’s a cruel world and you need a level of darkness inside to succeed in life
"This was not recommended u search for it." Keep going mate u will be great one day👑👑
you do not need a special dark mentality for combat sports... you can be a totally positive jolly outgoing person and still kill.
Mighty Mouse is the first example to come to mind for me. I would also say Wonderboy but he's on record saying that he took certain strikes out of his arsenal because they're too dangerous to hit people with
@@KM-iv9xy GSP is also a pretty nice person. And khabib. This video is just very edgy lol
This video is made by some loser
Dark side fighters are more successful is like the joker always beating the Batman
I See. I Click. I ENJOY!
Top notch 👊🏻 Thank you for this. Excellent.
The video is great! Touching! Just one thing to "complain" about is the placement of the ad. Really took me out of the environment, if it was on the beginning or the end, it would be perfect. Keep going like this, great work!
Your Mind has to Be honed in order to be able to Compete. I believe that the mindset is the one thing that makes a fighter a fighter
Thank you for this video 🥊🥊
"I think I am a bad guy that's trying to be good". Pretty good words to live by. When you truly know yourself, no matter who you are, you'll realize your real nature is always at odds with so called virtue - it doesn't come naturally at all.
Not really living honestly is actually really easy.
@@venicec3310 Ah yes... I once thought the same!
@@danielwalley6554 you have as many masters as you have vices
Every one is bad. Onpy true saints managed to be good but even they saw themselves worse of all
The mindset a people may have to utilize in order to survive harsh conditions/environments they're placed in through no fault of their own.
unleash your dark side
Been thinking about such concepts and loved Jung for a while. I opened the video immediately when i saw it, and when I heard the name Carl Jung severals seconds after, I knew this was going to be a good video. And it was
Great video , Carl Jungs red book describes the shadow in detail.it’s a good read if you want to integrate your dark side
Yes it does
This was well put together!
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The Diaz brothers said it best, "Its kill or be killed"
Every time I hear Mikes “I’m the best ever” speech post fight this shit is so energy fueling I swear
Need a 2 hour long version of this to workout to.
*Mike where’s your SuperThanks bro. This is high level innertainment.*
Are those the chats?
@@MikeCiavarro *Look it up in on KZhead’s channel. You’re leaving money on the floor.*
whatever it takes to be a champion, one day the world will know my name
Great video as always!
I fw this intro hard! 🔥
Holy F*ck! what is this?! this is the first time I got to see your content and WOW!
I have massive interest in getting into combat sports however I can't see myself having this mentality. So I respect the fighters who developed that mentality to get into the arena and dominate.
Stephen Thompson is not the bad boy Crazy violent Alpha male and still a hell of a fighter.
@@korpzmarcelfranca6825 i guess the creator of the video wasn't look hard enough
Being capable from doing damage and abstain from doing it. That s power par excellence
This is an insane video! well edited and great concept
The whooping I caught by the train tracks in 2010 was most productive in not only teaching me that Dunning Keruger applies to physical fighting training, not only that in a fight is a fight one you might even win can be punishing enough you would rather stand out, not just that you can't read power levels the integration of training into 2nd nature is a really big deal needing to think slows anyone down as if looks could not already be deceiving I additionally learned the difference blood lust can make artificial animosity doesn't go far and when you are taking that whooping it bleeds out quicker for me the desire to stay the course of my mouth check was the only reason I could go further than the warrior spirit. It was ultimately what endeared me to the actual badman who would end up being a great friend. I did learn that the closest thing I had to fighting ability was a granite jaw and I was blessed with an all day motor. When the traditional boxer agrees to take a kick boxing challenge you should know it is because he is THAT GOOD. I think I only managed to have a real victory once in the now I think I can fight phase of my life and it was a pure single style fight. I probably racked up 20 concussions before I could deny it no longer I am SAWFT even when I was anything but soft I was still sawft.
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The ad in the middle ha crazy.
Alan Watts speech always hit👌🏼
Incorporating with your darkside gives you peace power and beautifull feeling. I was from running my darkside before and it made me frustrated, fearfull, anxious and lost but when I started to accept the darkness when I started to be ready to do the evil when I started to be the predator and not the prey I felt that feeling where you feel you can survive 100 years in war. I really enjoyed it.
I signed my first mma contract 23 years ago I searched and searched for a fight in a tough man contest but u had to be with in 75 miles of a fight then king of the cage hit me me up. I fought my first mma fight with my cousin and my buddy in my corner and just let my nuts hang. I’m from a small town and wrestled my whole life. That was the beauty of it to me just let the nuts hang !!! It’s just a fighter mentality! Ur born with it. Some have it some don’t. I’m 43 now I boxed I faught I wrestled…. Ufc is the greatest sport on earth respect to all men who set foot on a mat in a ring in a cage god bless u!!!!
This is a phenomenal video. 🙏🏽🥋
This is a well made video. Added to my favorites
This is the human condition, primal chaos is so much closer than most of us know. The title could very well be “The Dark Mentally of Man”. We are animals but most of us don’t know the terrifying things we’re capable of.
In life you will be a slave to something, your whims, your desires, wealth, women, drugs the list goes on. It’s the best in this life and the next to submit yourself to your creator. Alhumdulilahi raabil Alamein.
What a video, amazingly edited. Well done sir!
Beautifull video!
Gets zoned and hyped up🤨 till 3:45😆
that was sick asf though. I love carl jung
Same
He understood domestica hysteria too.
Beautiful man. I wish I could keep watching, keeping connecting to both the light and the dark of my/our natures. This is why I'm fascinated by the fight game. It lays bare the shadow elements of our nature for the world to see.
I thought this was gonna be a commentary video but instead I got a sick as edit. Did not expect to see the Jung reference and whatnot.
"The human shadow reaches all the way down into Hell." - Carl Jung
These guys are born with this mentality. Most good fighters are born in some of the worst situations. Mike Tyson and Sonny Liston childhood is downright fucked. They turned their childhood and anger into fuel to beat the shit out of people
3:05 - This is how people perceive me. Drives them nuts. Glad to know I'm not the only one.
You gotta be hungry for, gotta have a hunger
I am at the point of my life where if i can't fight.. i can't have anything. I tried to have a peaceful life. I got rich i got a amazing girl i wanted to marry... But i lost it all.. because i couldn't fight.. compete with the best of the best. I lost it all because the beast in me couldn't settle.. i ran away from home.. got myself in a dangerous positions with cops.. fighting alot of people.. yet its not enough.. id there's anyone capable of getting me out. Just give me a chance to train (boxing/ mma) and fight. I will be your biggest discovery.
Hope it’s all ok
How you got that all
@@youtubeaccountserio2633 yoo thank you so much
Update: i am all good now. Started a new life in another country. No more trouble with the law. Im getting married soon to the same girl (she waited for me). Im not rich by any means but im working hard on making it again. I am still fighting but different battles rn. Life is pretty good and i hope it only gets better
@@fqzy4999daaaaaaaamn, stay on the up and up. That's awesome to hear
What about all the great fighters that didn't fight with a lot of anger and weren't violent and/or confrontational outside the ring. Joe Louis is maybe the greatest heavyweight of all time and he was always completely stoic before, during and after the fight.
Exactly. Not all fighters are the dark type
@mike Ciavarro I think you did an amazing job making this
I needed this video, it made me realize I am not insane
I think you only have to press R1+R2. It’s also worth noting that you can throw leg kicks while blocking
I don't think it's required. But it definitely helps people who don't have anything else to push them to greatness
for some reason this video made me tear up because im surrounded by loneliness in a totally stranger country far from home and the only thing that im afraid of is myself.
Go out and find a fun hobby you like! I bought a kite a while back and Fly it when it’s windy. Put some headphones in, that’s a fun evening right there!
@@davidbubbsoar2555 Yeah man im gonna start gym as well its just so tough to get a job in the UK for a student
if it can confort you, I feel the exact same thing, but i'm home ...
@@louloup4607 me too man but I wouldn't call it home tho , a home is supposed to a safe place but it is what it is
@@kodak3619 Lifes full of shit brother and we all just need a safe place to come back to in the end
I can't explain why I like to fight so much I guess I just like the pain and realness of it
Perfect edit to put Alan watts in here. Great video man!
This video, a lot of people truly won’t ever understand this side of human nature.
MMA is defo good for society as a whole man! which is why its getting so popular imo. good vid btw!!
Martial arts are useless lifting is much better
Truly a amazing video, this video had that spark to it
amazing video man!
I love the Allan watts and Jordan Peterson edits. It mixes in beautifully man. I’m fighting for the 4th time on March 11th. Videos like this help me get in the zone
Dark mentality is actually not hat important for combat sports , all of the examples from the video destroyed or badly damaged their careers because of their dark side , GSP is a perfect example of how a very good guy can be one of the GOAT's and not mess it up by doing drugs , steroids or trouble with the law.
Yeah but guys like gsp and khabib didnt liked combat sports at first place they just did it due to various reasons those who truly love cs are dark psychpaths likes bas rutten jones badr hari etc
Also Fedor, Khabib, Daniel Cormier, Robert Whittaker, Volkanovski, most of the greats. To deal with the dark side, just expose yourself to the light - positive habits, thought processes, and people. It is a choice.🙂
@@fredfred4086 exactly.
Subscribed and bell notification turned on content like this I feel like I’m evolving in life
Wow bro crazy vid 👏👏👏
I learned this as a football player lol , doesnt have to be combat sports