Jocko Willink gives Echo Charles his Black Belt 

That was a body lock

@@hauntedstereo2665 🤣🤣👌

You posted your comment 47 minutes ago and got 47 upvotes, impressive

Dude that’s fuckin hilarious

Incredible comment.

Ohhhh YES!!!!

At least after the year 500

That was straight out of a Viking invasion

That made me want to run through a brick wall.

@@Monteze1876 Lol!!!

Don’t focus on “The Hug”

@@jfr45er exactly 🤣

He said fuck the "bro hug" I'm getting my black belt for the full two arm hug.

@@jfr45er best damn comment on youtube.

More men have probably summited Everest than gotten a hug from Jocko.

Like shitting in a bucket 💯

1:32 BEHOLD

hey man, skinny knees is a terrible affliction that affects a lot more people than you know. Its not a handicap, they can accomplish just as much as the rest of us.

Getaway sticks

@@ayron419 The struggle is real

I had skinny knees once. I still do, but I did back then too.

Knees is a damn bone.

That was viking AF good call.

That was cringeworthy AF 🤦‍♂️

@@masters8536 I wish I would take the opinion of someone with a video game avatar serious 😂😂

@@masters8536 You took it "serious" enough to directly address me, son. Hold this L 😂😂

@@masters8536 Another intelligent response... A real rhode scholar we have here 😂😂

That shit was scary 😂

@@rymartin Bro i legit thought the same thing 😭😭 like that shit legitimately frightened me. Imagine being on a battlefield with him and he just comes out of nowhere with that type of energy.

Brought me to tears. Another Black belt is born! It’s a triumph for us all.

@@RandomVidz690 imagine he was just holding a skull and screaming that shit on the battlefield covered in blood

@@gonzaloayala2008 hahaha it's not difficult to imagine. Jocko is a unit.

Men are equally, if not more emotional than women but society has taught them to suppress their emotions. Most aggression from men doesn't just come from being a man and thus having more testosterone but also from constantly suppressing their emotions which then bottle up and can cause occasional outbursts of anger.

@@laaaliiiluuu I have tantrums daily so I'm all good.

@@jsj381 Then you should figure out what causes those tantrums. Calming the mind by solving the cause and practicing meditation is worth more than gold. I used to have tantrums all the time until I stopped eating refined carbohydrates, started to exercise and meditate, get involved with a profession I am passionate about as well as a lot of self-reflection and therapy to solve the reasons for my suppressed anger. It's a lot of work but it's worth it. Time passes anyway. In five years you will have wished that you started today.

@@laaaliiiluuu More emotional than women? You must not have had alot of women around you in your life. They operate on emotions & process things with feelings first, & logic after. Now I think to some extend because men aren't emotional as often, they might expierence emotions deeper of harder when they feel them. That last part I'm not sure about but men are def not more emotional than women. Thats one thing I do know

@@buuriwinsto3471 Deeper emotions is what I meant. Sorry for being inaccurate. But I guess it depends on what "more" means: Quantity or quality? Men e.g. have a harder time getting over breakups. But yeah, I will be more accurate the next time.

He has his own RU-vid channel. You can slap it right there.

@@dominus6224 can u send it to me please

@@realgrowing4208 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MGldTw-V9cE.html

Why do you think he got his black belt haha

@@harrykeobounhom8356 lol

His back still hurts bro.

Both are equally as important my friend

Me neither, I think they are about the same level of awesomeness.

I'm happy to know I'm not the only one who feels that way

From Jocko and Dean! Nice

I wouldn’t know the feeling 😭

@@bushisback112 maybe start training jiu jitsu.

Well said and very true.

he is reincarnation of Leonidas

@Brian Hess no it’s joo jietsoo

Bro you see Jocko’s Ted Talk? Shit was… awe inspiring.

This was actually a low key jiu-jitsu belt speach. The are usually longer & get way more emotional. This was done prior to training, usually the are done after or during training, so the probably desparate to start training 😅

u should see a doctor about that.

@@andrabook8758 nah, i think YOU should see a doctor

@@wokekoala3888 good comeback!

I think I peed my pants laughing at your comment. 🤣

@@erob8347 i pee my pants just for fun all the time.

Then you already are. If your aspirations are to be good and do good, you have already conquered evil. Too many people fall prey to the trappings and draw of the garbage they see on the screen. Turn it off, help your fellow man and know there are plenty of us that stand with you! WWG1WGA!!

Brother I could not agree with this statement more. Took the words from my head and put them out in a post I was meant to see. Thank you.

Great point. Thank you!

I’m working towards a certification and this applies on so many levels.

Scott Adams talks about the same in his book, he advocates systems over goals. focus on the goal (belt) you are in a state of perpetual failure.

@@zv8291 I picked it up in James Clear's book "Atomic Habits". This principle seems to be popular, which is good. We need more successful people.

I concur.

He was closing distance

The training paid off lol

Now that's a reference lol.

Merica!!

Caught this again a year later and teared up immedely, yet again.

​@@Mike-hn4uuyou need to get ahold of yourself and start building meaningful relationships with people around you in real life. You shouldn't be this emotionally invested in someone who doesn't know you exist.

@@StewartLucrative I’ve listened to hundreds of hours of their podcasts and gained so much from them and their guests… but you’re right, I should take your advice because you seem to be doing so well in life

@@Mike-hn4uu I'm not forming parasocial relationships with podcasts hosts aka advertisers like you are. So I think in that respect I'm doing better than you.

@@StewartLucrative congratulations!!!

So Dean is the topdog here?

@@RoisinT2 none of us are the top dog over each other my bro

@@RoisinT2 as dean said no he’s not the top dog but he’s the most accomplished grappler there one of the best grapplers in our era not to take anything away from the rest of the gym there would be lots of talented grapplers but dean was born for it

@@milky3hunna "the most accomplished / thee who gives belts" soo, hes the "top dog" over there. 🤭 Thats only what i meant, in every gym there is always the one.

Thanks, I thought Echo already had his black belt.

is it normal for ppl to cry during these things? just curious.

@@andrabook8758 I prob would if it was my black belt. 10+ years it takes in jiu jitsu to earn it

@@Feldsomethin ok.

@@Feldsomethin hmmm, i played sports for longer than that and it never occured to me to do the crying thing. Interesting....I will leave it there.

please stop. i am trying so hard not to say anything sarcastic....so very, very hard.....mainly bc I'm honestly worried he'll cry.....these comments are not helping.

You're a genius, ahahahah!

Yeah bro!!!

Tssss or like fawkin......wait I got one uhhh......fawkin jiujitsuPANZEES tssssss

hiyooooo!

We celebrate...with a hunt!

Then celebrate to train

talk about feels..

I would like to challenge you... not jujitsu.. But to a hot dog eating contest ... then if you're really good I'll take you out

My dogs would love a hotdog eating contest. No thanks on the dinner date invite.

"BEHOLD!"

Nah, viking clap in Iceland is the closest you'll ever hear

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😂👍🏻

Hahahah I heard that in my head as I read it

Nah... DL can kill everyone in the room. Pretty sure he's trying not to think about it at this point.

@@mikek9297 ahahahaha so you mean it’s not contemplation I see in his eyes it’s a frantic effort to keep it at bay ahaha

He was 13-7 in MMA. Iirc he never got KO'd or tapped all the losses were decisions.

Actually those are the worst parking lots. Tweekers lurking everywhere

Because, brother, this is what we are all longing for and so deeply lacking in our lives these days in these complicated times, brotherhood where men build up one another because we know the Corps, our communities and our families are better if we do so… so that when we part ways and return to our respective homes and cities we carry that codified ethos with us. I will tell you that’s one thing about getting out of the Marine Corps, or any branch of service I’m sure, that you really miss.. the camaraderie, the brotherhood… Each man is looking out for the other and would do anything to see you succeed and be stronger. We don’t have that in these modern days because we lack fortitude and community. Post modern American culture is hyperindividualistic. There’s nothing wrong with individualism, but when it’s gone as far as it has in our culture a sickness overcomes us as men… we yearn for connection with brothers in the race of man and when we don’t find that we shrivel up, we die inside… we have no one with whom to sit around the fire and tell war stories, hunting stories, and of great journeys. And really no one to even do those three things with in the first place. Men who strive and suffer together become bonded for life. That’s just something lost today; not totally, but it is exceedingly uncommon. This is why so many men are depressed, emasculated, down trodden, compromised, feel lost, find no solace in work and life today. We need more of this, brotherhood. Iron sharpening iron… men building up men, from the weakest among us to the strongest amongst us, with loving kindness, compassion, and patience but with firmness and uncompromising standards. Every city in America should have an organization like this, that doesn’t cost money, but wherein we all come together and agree to teach one another important skills because education in America is failing, and young men are being forced to compromise their masculinity in order to be “acceptable” by society. That is unsat! What if we taught each other business, taxes and business law, first aid, woodworking and metal working skills, mechanical skills, automotive skills, how to write well for the sake of resumes and work, how to speak foreign languages to get ahead in the workplace and find more opportunities… call it the Whole Man Society. (Unless something by that name already exists and it’s something really weird or controversial). If men sharpened men to be greater than they are today and become a whole man, built up in mind, body and spirit, there’s nothing we could not do as a nation, because a nation is comprised of people, not governments and politicians.

Yeah, I’m depressed too lol

They are no strangers to each other

@@gcoffey223 Pretty sure he meant the person receiving the black belt is a “stranger” to him personally.

Are you still training? I hope it’s a yes. Jiu Jitsu is the only path💪👊🙏

He looks like he’s not having any fun 😂😂😂.

Look out for those people in your life. They wish no good upon you

I noticed him too, but after rewatching the clip, judging by how his hands were placed, i think he just stopped clapping earlier than others.

It's hard to assume what's going through his head. Maybe he's going through a divorce, his pet has died and he's still dragged himself in for Echo's grading and then gotten destroyed by everyone and now his brain is fried and he forgot to clap cause his mind was elsewhere. Anything is possible. If he really is a bad person then Jocko will know. I'll give him a pass on that one.

"Good"