dope documentary

[tony montana]

"poeple die here everyday." "most of these guys never seen a 100$ bill." the old lady says it like its a good thing Lol.. I hate it when people be like, this the hood right here blah blah blah... Let real recognize real and don't talk so much

 

[dabottom305]

 

[tony montana]

Originally Posted by DaBottom305

 

I'd be cool to fight there one day..

 

[aka longstroke]

Originally Posted by 360waves

Originally Posted by AKA LONGSTROKE

I am all for self defense, but this bothers me a bit. I think that if this is how personal beefs are being settled, without innocent people being harmed, then I understand, as this is how I grew up. But if people are simply using this as a form of entertainment, this is incredibly disturbing.
Too many stereotypical images being  shown, and that is not cool, not at all.

i see your point it can be disturbing, do you watch boxing or mma or ufc? explain on stereotypes.

Yes, I do watch boxing from time to time, and I participate in the training, but not the MMA. As brutal as boxing can be, there is a bit of refinement there. However, I still do not like the fact that there are more minorities beating the heck out of one another, for the entertainment of the ruling class, so to speak.
Here, you'll see young black men, instead of getting an education and bringing up their communities, beating the hell out of one another, simply for entertainment.

There was something called the Battle Royale back in the late 1800's, early 1900's, where they'd place a bunch of young black kids in a ring blindfolded, one arm tied behind their backs, with one glove on hand. It was done for spectacle, for rich White men who'd bet on the winner. The kids got something like candy, or some %#@$ if they won. 

This is what this reminds me of...

 

 

[360waves]

Originally Posted by AKA LONGSTROKE

Originally Posted by 360waves

Originally Posted by AKA LONGSTROKE

I am all for self defense, but this bothers me a bit. I think that if this is how personal beefs are being settled, without innocent people being harmed, then I understand, as this is how I grew up. But if people are simply using this as a form of entertainment, this is incredibly disturbing.
Too many stereotypical images being  shown, and that is not cool, not at all.

i see your point it can be disturbing, do you watch boxing or mma or ufc? explain on stereotypes.

Yes, I do watch boxing from time to time, and I participate in the training, but not the MMA. As brutal as boxing can be, there is a bit of refinement there. However, I still do not like the fact that there are more minorities beating the heck out of one another, for the entertainment of the ruling class, so to speak.
Here, you'll see young black men, instead of getting an education and bringing up their communities, beating the hell out of one another, simply for entertainment.

There was something called the Battle Royale back in the late 1800's, early 1900's, where they'd place a bunch of young black kids in a ring blindfolded, one arm tied behind their backs, with one glove on hand. It was done for spectacle, for rich White men who'd bet on the winner. The kids got something like candy, or some %#@$ if they won. 

This is what this reminds me of...

 

I see what you saying, dabottom305 placed another video different races/ethnicities participating in the event.  Ill look into the battle royale i have heard about it but havent really looked into it in depth.  
  

 

[thorrocksjs]

Mma is just as refined as boxing .bjj and wrestling are just as intricate as boxing and is extremely hard to truly master

 

[ryair max 1]

what gets me is the lack of medical personnel there. sanctioned events always have EMTs ready to go. injury risks are too high.

 

[Nujavez]

Sucks for that white dude got only a $100 after losing now gotta pay $6000 for medical bills from the injuries from the fight

 

[baltimoregutta]

Need more info on where this is going to release.

 

[noah caine]

Good find OP.

Steady.

 

[Shanegerous]

Looks wild 

 

[mrdoeboi]

I'm not doing all that for no $400.

But that knock out at 4:04 was crucial