Fight Night Memes - Mikey Musumeci vs Aljamain Sterling and Internet Bully 

I agree that he made fun of Mikey, my argument was that it is not bullying. If it were the case, anyone who makes a meme to make fun of anything would then be considered a bully. Which I disagree with. However I do agree that Mikey should ignore sneako, and I think sneako should continue training jiu jitsu because he would learn to appreciate the practitioners of it. Perspective changes when you understand the difficulty of learning a new skill set. Thanks for commenting even if we disagree, I think the conversation is worth having 🙏🏼

@@circadianmma Class. ❤💪🙏

I appreciate the support man 🙏🏼 stay tuned for more!

Bro, before I made this video I didn’t pay much attention to Mikey, but after I made this video, I can’t stand him 😂

I was almost gonna copy and paste my same response to a few other people in the comments, but I’ll reword it. Jiu jitsu is boring to watch for the normies. If we want the sport to grow so athletes (other than high profile ones) can make a living, then it should be entertaining. I say this as a practitioner myself, I love to train in MMA but I understand why it’s boring to someone who doesn’t understand the technical aspect of grappling. Do you know what I mean?

@@circadianmma The sport doesn't need do anything and doesn't have to compete for 'entertainment dollars' or entertain 'normies'. That's you saying that it does because that's your mindset that sees the art form as somehow less for what it actually is in comparison to other combat sports. It's a beautiful martial art and Mikey is undeniably an amazing artist to those with the eyes to see, regardless of any denigration you come up with for the two.

hes a 5x world champion so yes he is a champion

@@thepidgegaming doesn't behave like one

@@SINdaBlock411 still is one though lol

@@thepidgegaming yeah, on paper

@@SINdaBlock411 still champ 😂

(In my opinion about the sport) I don’t think it’s so much about wanting to look tough in front of my family. My main problem is that the sport itself is not entertaining to spectate (to those who don’t participate). I love the art, but I understand why the sport is not going to be profitable to an athlete. If we can’t grow the audience beyond practitioners, then many athletes will not be able to participate long term in competition and make a living from it.

That's fine, we can disagree. You're right, we don't all think the same. But thanks for taking the time to hear me out, I appreciate it 🙏🏻 is there anyone else besides MIkey you think is a good representative for the sport?

​@@circadianmmasorry, im not the OC, but... Craig Jones is a likeable guy with common sense and good values, Lachlan giles and definetly, Tom DeBlass.

@@marcelodiaz5006 Craig Jones is definitely in my pick as well. Just for being such a comedic gem, he makes it fun. Tom DeBlass is a solid choice too

My argument in this video (maybe I didn’t explain it well) is that if we want the sport to grow so more athletes can make a living (besides Gordon Ryan and other high profile people) then the sport shouldn’t be boring to watch.

His rant was a bit annoying, but I do think they should change the rules. BJJ practitioners should learn a bit of wrestling anyway. Makes it more effective for self defense.

Jiu Jitsu would work in a street fight. But it is circumstantial. And definitely no “butt scooting”.

Eddie’s my cousin, we argue about the shape of the earth constantly.

You nailed it 👌🏼 when you’re at the top of any circumstance in life, people are gonna talk about you in a positive or negative way. You can’t only accept the good things people say and try to silence everyone else. That is some bully behavior.

@@circadianmma this is precisely why I can't stand the Gracies and people like Joe Rogan and Jocko Willink and Musumeci: Joe Rogan and Jocko Willink literally get paid to ridicule and "expose" people for the sake of mma and bjj's shady agenda, yet whenever one of their temporary bjj propaganda tools (in this case, Musumeci) gets triggered, whoever triggered them (in this case, Sneako) is "a bully" ... Sneako is a PATRON SAINT compared to Joe Rogan and Jocko Willink, and what's Musumeci going to do in real life: break someone's joints or limbs every time they make some rude remark? He's gonna have his work cut out for him if that's the case. He reminds me of Michael Jordan in some way: one time a NBA rookie at the time jokingly claimed he was better than Jordan ... Jordan was such an entitled, arrogant and insecure manchild that he actually felt like it was necessary to literally get out of retirement and pay the kid a visit to humiliate him in front of the whole world to watch ... just to pat himself on the back afterwards because his stupid feelings and ego got hurt ... maybe I should make the same joke by saying I'm better at basketball than Jordan or I'm better at BJJ than Musumeci and see how they'll react ... no wonder people don't take them seriously, when you reach a certain high level status in whatever it is you do, people by default are going to compare themselves to you and push your buttons ... Musumeci clearly doesn't know that apparently (neither did Jordan but I digress) and if that's how your mind operates, then you shouldn't be a representative of anything, because all Musumeci has done is 1) give Sneako the attention he wanted, 2) prove him right by reacting the way he did and 3) embarrass the BJJ community and expose just how mentally fragile they are, I would NEVER send my kid to a bjj class after this even if I had kids, I'd try to IMPROVE their confidence or REDUCE their arrogance, not the other way around. Musumeci has forsaken himself by doing the exact opposite of what bjj and mma gurus like Joe Rogan and Jocko Willink keep preaching they do, he wasn't confident, he wasn't humble, he was just a manchild getting triggered by a literal nobody ... what good is all the joint and bone breaking skill in the universe if literally anyone could get under your skin? BJJ is becoming (for some BS reason) increasingly more popular ... and Musumeci knows this, so what he's doing is using bjj as a scapegoat excuse to justify his own crappy snowflake behavior towards Sneako. People of course brownnose him because he's Team BJJ and Sneako is not and that will only further delude him into thinking that just because you smile all the time and just because you're "a nice guy" and just because you're Team BJJ, that entitles you to expect everyone out there to simply like you no matter what ... that's NOT how reality works and one of these days, Musumeci is gonna find out the HARD WAY ... He also used that bullshit about Sneako being 7 inches taller as another so called reason/justification why he feels he's not the bully, even though time and again the bjj community keeps claiming that size and weight and strength don't matter in bjj ... but since Musumeci is being rightfully called out by Keanan Cornelius of all people, all of a sudden size is now relevant ... such a cherrypicking hypocrite he is. And Sneako went in there with Strickland and took the beating like a man, if he were a coward, he would not have signed that waver and would've simply run away, he did NOT. So all that 'TYPICAL BULLIES THEY TALK AND TALK AND NEVER FACE CONSEQUENCES" bullcrap is also coping because unlike Strickland, he lacks the ballls to confront Sneako and unlike Sneako, he lacks the balls to fight Strickland himself ... bjj and mma fanboys can delude themselves and spin reality in favor of Mikey all they want, but in the end Sneako is the one who shut down Mikey. After seeing that sparring session with Strickland, as well as Musumeci's cringy ass response videos, Sneako has earned my respect, Musumeci never will. He's just like the Gracies: all bark, no bite, always needing everything cherrypicked in HIS (or rather, BJJ's) favor ... or refusing to fight at all ... How does the BJJ community expect outsiders to take them seriously if not even one of their top Aces can deliver mentally?

I may be ignorant to the full context of Sneako’s content. But I’m not disingenuous. I don’t see myself as a reporter, I’m more of a cultural commentator. And I stated my disagreements with sneako as well.

If you’re a butt scooter, that’s all you had to say. Don’t be insecure about it, learn more techniques. Which Gracie are we talking about? There’s more than one

​@circadianmma call it what you want I think that going to a different sport and demanding the rules being changed is lame as hell Sterling is just mad that he got smoked in both mma and jujitsu. And I'm talking about Royce Gracie

I don’t recall seeing Royce butt scooting, i would see him pull guard or actually try to take someone down. But I think you missed the overall point of my video. To sum it up as I said to someone previously, if we want the sport of jiu jitsu to grow so the athletes (other than high profile ones) can make a living. Than the sport should be entertaining. If it’s boring, less people will be interested. I am a jiu jitsu practitioner myself, go on my channel, watch me get beat up. I love the sport, but I also understand why people who don’t participate find it boring to watch.

the Gracies were frauds moron, frauds who cherrypicked opponents beforehand whom they knew couldn't grapple ... as soon as anyone who knew grappling like Eugenio Tadeu or Kimura or Sakuraba or Matt Hues or even just a big strong athletic guy like Ken Shamrock who wasn't even a real grappler appeared, they had to cheat even under their own bullshit rules to "avoid losing" ...

the Gracies were frauds, uneducated toadie

What about fighting am I clueless about? Is there a specific part of my perspective that you can elaborate on? Or just some general points of disagreement?