What it feels like to have a fight for the first time? 

“When you feel like quitting, just think about why you started.”- alcoholic

"why is everyone quoting something" - random quoter

As a martial artist, the best and worst feeling at the same time is the few seconds before the fight. Your stumach starts hurting, your heart starts beating very fast and you breathing becomes difficult. You truly forget everything, you just have a guy infront of you, and you want to destroy him. You get really scared, even if you know you're stronger, you're afraid of losing. But mid fight, you feel like a monster, you feel you have all the energy in the world. That fear and stress is all gone, you are very confident mid fight, you feel like the strongest in the world.

My first fight was when I was 12 years-old. I was suffering bullying for the first time in my whole life (physical and psychological). Noone came to help me, even after a 6 months of asking for help to my friends (not like they could do anything since the bullying also applied to them), teachers and my parents. I was always taught that violence is never the answer, that I should always try to talk things out... It didn't work. I tried once, twice, even three times to reason with my abusers, they didn't care. I was having a bad day, my parents were getting separated and I didn't know how to process it. In the mind of a 12 year-old who never had any conflicts or any kind of angry outbursts in his life, I was devasted in silence. One bully approaches me, smugly smiling, feeling confident. I tell him to leave me alone, told him I wasn't feeling good... he did not care. He strikes my head, and before I could start thinking, I jump at him. From that point on, my mind is blank. I wake up from such state sitting outside the guidance room with bruises and a black eye. The other kid and a teacher come out of the guidance room. He had a black eye, was covered in bruises, cuts and bite marks in his arms. According to my friends, I was like a wild animal, scratching, hitting and bitting the other kid until two teachers managed to separate me from him. My mother nor my father scolded me but I did lose points in conduct in school. I was never bullied (physically) by him or the others ever again. I don't feel bad for him, I feel rather happy just by remembering that moment. It taught me that fighting is not something you should do but you should learn how to do it at least. People won't mess with you if they know you can put them in a hospital bed, but that doesn't mean you'll go around life searching for fights...

"Why am i still reading the quotes" ~me

“”why is everyone quoting everyone?” - everyone” - everyone

Entirely accurate when he says that pain doesn't register during fighting.

Personally, the worst part for me anyways, is when the pain mid-fight doesn't register as pain but registers only as impact. I've won and lost enough fights to recognize that as soon as pain turns to mere impact, I'm barely attached to reality and it's gonna hurt physically and psychologically in the morning.

“These hands don’t discriminate, anyone can catch them; black, white, man, woman or child” -Bruce Lee or Maybe Rosa Parks (I don’t remember)

"don't stop when you're tired, stop when you've finished" -Johnny Sins

The deal with a fight is that most of the times the problem is not the fight itself, it's what happens after it. The fear of knocking him out and see that he's not moving, the fear of not knowing who his friends/ family are and what they do, the fear of always being looking over your shoulder, the fear of watching him with a weapon as he walks to you for a second round, the fear of being in a constant worry about your family. A fight should always be the last card and should always be to protect yourself or someone you love from an imminent dangerous situation.

Rule one of being in a fight: Avoid physical confrontation by any means necessary. Nobody wins a fist-fight.

Everyone in this comment section: "I've been in 7000 street fights and I've never lost but yeah the video is true."

"Why is everyone quoting everyone" -Everyone

When I was 12, I found myself in an unexpected situation with a bully. Everything happened so fast, and my mind was solely focused on him and the surroundings. I couldn't even hear my friend trying to step in.Things took a turn when the bully started insulting my mom, which was a line I couldn't let him cross. Without thinking, I threw a quick punch to his throat, remembering some moves I'd seen in movies. Surprisingly, the fight ended almost as soon as it started, maybe lasting about 15 seconds. Looking back, I realize I did what felt right in the heat of the moment. Interestingly, after that incident, no one bothered me again. It's strange how taking a decisive action, like hitting someone where it hurts, can put an end to further trouble. While I don't promote violence, this experience showed me the importance of standing up for oneself in certain situations.

I had my first fight at 14 where I had absolutely 0 actual fighting experience, me and this guy were fighting after school, I ran at him to tackle him (stupid idea for obvious reasons) he braced and hit me with a quick jab, my entire world just blanked. The adrenaline I felt in those moments was insane, I fell down and blacked out for 2 seconds but I felt absolutely no pain at all, it felt like I could easily keep going but I stopped because I got injured pretty bad in my eye and didn’t want to continue. Went home crying out of embarrassment but I’m so glad now that it happened, it was a great learning experience for me to always be prepared in a fight and keep my distance. But don’t fight period it’s never worth it, pride is useless 90% of the time.

“Switching to your sidearm is always faster than reloading”. -Gaz

"My brother didn't say that shit" - Moon Tzu,

The most intense feelings iv’e had after fights is fear of consequence. I’ve been chased by several and different gangs after fights and it could take weeks before it cooled off. Always avoid fights if you can. You may win the battle, but you could loose the war. And it feels really bad to look over your shoulder all the time

"you don't rise to the occasion, you sink to your training." Facts and that's why it's important to learn a fundamental martial art like boxing, jiu-jitsu, krav maga, wrestling, etc. I've only been in two fights; both lasted less than 15-20 seconds, and they were in defense. In that sense, I never felt guilty, but the part about pain is so true. Never punch straight on with a closed, tight fist; it almost always will result in fractures or dislocations. Better to use your elbows, shoulders, knees, or a palm strike. You train not to get into fights, but to be ready to react in case you find yourself in one. Always try to escape, a fight could result in assault or manslaughter charges, to say the least.

*_"Don't fight alone, fight with your family"_* - Vin Diesel

"please stop quoting me, i never said that" -Mike Tyson "first time?" -Sun Tzu, the art of war

My first fight was during the beginning of 10th grade. It was a normal day and i was enjoying with my friends during free period. I threw my friend's pen for fun but out of nowhere he came at me and began punching me. The first time ive ever been in an active physical fight. I blacked out. I regained consciousness a few seconds later and charged towards him. He managed to kick me back but luckily i didn't fall over. I yelled a an extremely terrible curse word so loud that it caused the neighbouring classes' teachers to come to ours. I then noticed my nose was bleeding due to the punches. I was about to charge at him when a teacher entered our class. I knew rhe fight was over without me getting a chance to fight back. The blood from my nose trickled into my mouth and i spat it at his face so that he knows i am not going down without a fight. This was my first fight. Against my best friend

Im 35 now and never had to fight in my life. I was a smaller than average, introvert kid from a mid-class family with no older brothers, so easy target for bullies. but for some reason they always spared me. Actually, more often than not, the bullies were my friends I suppose that you just need to understand your position in the "food chain" and play your cards the best you can having said that, I have always wondered what it feels like to get a pounch in the face. Nice video!

"It is when the mosquito lands on your balls that you realize a situation can be resolved peacefully without the fist." -Sun Tzu or someone

"You can pee without pooping, but you can't poop without peeing" -"Sun Tzu"

1:55 Note to self: Always carry a lead pipe to the pub

This is so true, my first fight I was scared and I lost. Then I got bullied and when I changed schools I told myself no more. The first time I stoot up for myself, no one ever tried to take advantage of me ever again. This video is so true, when you learn to concour your fear. You learn even when you might die, you won't quit because someone decided to pick a fight with you. Ever since I didn't need to proof that I would smack you back if needed. Is was left alone and became popular. I stood up against bullies for others even but only if it went phisically. I learned kickboxing, boxing, judo and pentjak silat. And the first thing one should know, protect yourself! Run if possible. I tried to avoid every possible fight. I don't care what you think you can yell or scream or act like all that. Just don't touch me or my loved ones. I believe every child should learn to defend itself. Cheeeeers

''Why is everyone quoting me, I never said that'' -Sun Tzu, The art of war.

"earth is lying, nasa is flat" -John Cena

I got the ever loving shit beat out of me by my "best friends" in high school, the bit about the adrenaline is so real. I remember pleading for them to stop and hearing everybody around me chanting to keep going as my body failed me. I remember how hard the first punch hit when i felt it connect to my face, how everything went cold, then black, then pain. After some time people came to pull them back and I went to the bathroom and cried, and I remember thinking how I had never fought anyone before and being so angry with myself, how if ONLY i had anticipated, trained, been more violent and rageful and fought more, how i would have been able to defend myself. It trains you to be wrathful. It trains you to throw away your humanity. It starts out by doing it in the moment, but it slowly seeps into the rest of your life. DON'T DO IT. Get away from the scene, and fucking run. People will call you a pussy and try to bully you in any way they can, but you WILL thank yourself later in life for being the bigger person. Real strength isn't a punch, it's the willingness to diffuse it even when you're at your worst.

"If running doesn't work, then just run faster lol" - a runner probably

“Why fight people when you have a personal nuclear Arsenal?” -Gandhi, 1934

Never been in a street fight but i’ve been in an mma competition. The andrenaline before is crazy, once ur there, you’re just fighting then when it’s over, it’s a relief you are healthy and safe. Hopefully.

Well said in the last part. See some things should end with a fight. People get out of their way!!!

"So first you shoot him, then you throw the body In a river" *- S h r e k*

there's another problem !! I once had this fight and I did not stood for myself. I just simply took the beating It has been almost 2 yrs now and I still feel that I must have stood for myself that day even if I ended up loosing I still would not have to live with the guilt and frustration that I didn't even try and the biggest prob is that it was just not my fault, even the one I fought with later apologized and said that I feel guilt, Him saying that made me feel so weak

This is so true. People always walk over me and stuff, and I let all that slide cuz they used to be my friends, and I didn’t wanna hurt them. Im changed tho so thankfully I don’t struggle with this issue anymore.

"While in the air, press the jump button to perform a double jump" - Hideo Kojima

"Why is everyone quoting stuff I'm confused" - me

The worst thing about the few handful of fights I've been in is the intense fear of mistakenly killing someone.

I remember once taking a hard hit to the head mid-round, it's like getting high in the sense that you feel energy shoot though your body and tiredness just vanishes. Any blow that doesn't rock you but hurts enough to set off that rush is a crazy feeling, it's motivating and electrifying, almost like a bump of coke, but not exactly. Also being on top of someone on the ground is a dangerously thrilling feeling, that kind of power and control is a little bit scary sometimes.

"You can't face the problem if the problem is your face" - depressed me

A smart person doesn't seek fight or want to fight, A smart person always look for a peaceful way out, but always ready for a fight.

as a martial artist I've waited my whole life for this specific moment.

I get that good feeling when I fight and sometime is very terrified when your opponent has a weapon.

“Everyone has a plan until you get punched in the face” - Mike Tyson “Then don’t fucking get hit.” - Gandhi

"Everyone gets equal rights....and lefts" -the US constitution

Love how the whole video is just a reference to 'the wolf - siamés'. Amazing animated music video.

one word - amazing.

"I'm not promoting violence, i'm promoting don't fuck with me" -Albert Einstein

"Everyone has a punch until they get plan in the face" - Some guy

I heard a quote once, "no man should seek to fight, but all good men should be prepared for the day it comes

I absolutely LOVE how this video is themed after SIAMES' song "The Wolf"

Idk man ive been in a few fights and i basically never got hit, i wasn't level 1500 in Wii boxing for no reason

"Wait, why's everyone quoting famous people in the comments?" -Sunbro Solaire

I was learning martial arts for 10 + years from early childhood and for me it wasnt hard to be not afraid of being beaten i wasa Afraid of hurting people for real i usually holding back if situation is not critical

Ahhhh that last part... Waking up and you're in more pain than before..

Script was written so well that even though it wasn’t a real person speaking, it kinda felt like one

It could've been a great comment section, where most share their first fighting experiences. Instead one unfunny quote after the other.

I recently had my first fight, in high school. It was with a kid who had been agressive with me before, often kicking and punching me. I had never retaliated. One day while waiting for PE I was sitting on a swing talking to my friend. He came up, pushed me off and sat down on it. I got back at him by pushing his swing diagonally, making him somewhat spin around. This had him fuming and he chased me into the forest (I didn't want to fight of course) He eventually caught up to me, hit me a few times and pushed me down from the small rock we were standing on. From earlier discussions, he had told me he only hit me because I didn't attempt to retalite or say stop (which I always did very clearly) but now I took my chance to tell him to seriously stop. He responded by saying "Then I'll throw rocks instead of punches" I responded by saying "You have agression issues!" Whereas, comically, he revealed his villain backstory. He told me "everyone says that!" whereas I responded with "maybe, if everyone says it, it's true." He jumped down to where I was and started hitting me again. This is where I felt the feeling of a bloodbag in front of me. It was the first time I remember really losing my composure against someone - I'm usually very calm. I hit him with four punches, after which he pleaded for me to stop. Surprise! He wasn't so tough after all. I held his arms still (he probably gave up at that time since I had him backed up against a tree) We agreed that if our parents and / or the school got involved, it would be the worst possible outcome. We agreed to hereby stop fighting and we've been chill ever since. Crazy!

Fighting for the first time is scary, but the second, especially when you can win is stimulating

“Stop quoting people, Make a your own Quotes.” -Me

Comments: "I've been in over 40 street fights" Reality: Bryce Hall

"Reasonable man must come Unreasonable." And how true that is.

good video and a good message

The way you said your life disappears. The only thing that matters is the environment you’re fighting in and your opponent. It kind of gave me the chills like it’s almost a beautiful thing.

"if you feel someone is hostile, headshot them" -Sun Tzu, The Art of Modern Warfare.

it was different for me. i only had one fight in my life. there was this classmate, lets call him denis. (because that was his name) who has been making my life a living hell for 6 years at that point. one day denis said something to me that really fucked me up, so i told him something too. he told me that he will wait for me on the street, and wait he did. he came with his friend who wasnt that bad, lets call him jr. so after school denis and jr were waiting for me. im the calmest person i know, and the calmest person my friends know. so were standing there, me, my friend, denis and jr. denis spit o nmy friends face, and that was the last bit for me. i completely lost my mind. i couldnt think, things just happened. my fist just went flying and it hit jr. his nose started bleeding and they ran away. 3 years later we just dont care about each other with denis, but jr always gave me respect after that day, and i respect people who can respect others, so were friends with him now. so what i was trying to say is that you might not think "can i talk" or "can i run" or "what am i gonna do", sometimes youre so filled with rage that you cant even think and you just watch what your body does.

"Some serious issues" is having the person who forgets the contest of the fight and their life just for the goal to cause someone pain.

I enjoy fighting if it’s in a ring or octagon with rules. It’s a a gentleman’s sport. Too often in street fights does someone bring weapons, or have a group of friends to help them.

“Don’t be scared homie.” -Nick Diaz

i love all of the references to other well known fight animations.

That fight animation was clean af

"Everybody gansta till the guy throws a TV at you" -Daft Punk

"Remember to salt your pasta, when you are boiling it" -Mario and Italians

I had been bullied my entire life at school due to a handicap when I was young. I was 14 and being bullied again when to my complete surprise I downed him in one explosive hit. The attitude of the entire school changed instantly to respect. I lost my respect for humanity that day.

"Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes. Together we can stop this." - Nelson Mandela, probably

*”I practice my Fights everyday... in my Imagination.”* -Introverts like me

I love the animation references in this

I like your work, its a very sobering approach. Keep it up! Subbed!

“I’m only brave when I have to be. Being brave doesn’t mean you go out looking for trouble.” -Mufasa

"Come and catch these hands boy" - General Kenobi

Im a thirteen year old going through puberty. I've been through many fights. Our school has a bullying problem, i go around in the hallways and fighting people. I remember when i first confronted a bully because he was kicking and beating my friend. Its important to note that i dont have any professional fight training but i did however had a really strong mentality and durability then other kids. I was short, but i couldn't care less. He at first pushed me, then i got mad and i started throwing wild swings and jabs with a really trash form. They barely hit but i remember the more i got hit, the more i got angrier. Soon i became the aggressor and the kid gave up. I earned a reputation of my class for being super tough and ngl, that feels good.

the art of running away as fast as u can

"There is no shame in deterrence, having a weapon is very different from actually using it.." - Ghandi before he wipes out the entire population of Arkansas with 10 nuclear warheads.

“ If you are homeless just buy a house “ - A guy from heaven

in this video, you made having a first fight look cool asf with the blocks and made it really intense. In real life, fighting looks very goofy. thats literally the only reason why i dont get into fights. bc they look goofy asf irl

"If you dont have the slightest clue on what youre doing, so does the enemy" Tzun Su, War of art.

“Family? Family is everything.” - Dom Toretto

"Punch everyone that has face, until they have a plan. " - Michael Jordan

The only confrontation I’ve ever had in my life up until now, was an amateur Kickboxing match, and even though it’s far from a street fight, I can tell that the adrenaline surge is unreal, and it’s crucial to keep the focus

I never have to fight anybody so far but the part about when we feel pain after the fight is very realistic ... The pain makes your body burn and makes your movements cemented !

I've never felt guilt for defending myself , I've only felt guilt for NOT defending myself or others.

Okay, besides how it feels to get in a fight, can we all just appreciate how well done this animation is?

Wow this is pretty good animation

I've been through many street fights, I've fought alone with multiple persons, still I never loss a fight,I'm fearless in fighting, and I'm beast of fighting, but I only fight when it's necessary to stop evil people from their evil activities.💪🏻🔥

"Everyone has a Mike until they get a plan mouth in their Tyson" - Punch

I've gotten in a few fist fights over the years, not really any big ones after 18 though, but enough to actually have a strategy without any real training. The thing is though, I've never felt guilt or too bad about it since I've only been in fights after the other party started it. Finishing a fight get's you in trouble, but starting them ain't the way it is supposed to be.

the thrill of fighting is unbelievable, i usually win which is good cause if i don't it would really suck.