@@complexityvn8969 I've always had this idea of "You are allowed to be somewhat arrogant, as long as your skills can back up your claims". Like you can't be cocky over something you're bad at, thats just delusional. Even though i hate arrogant and egoistical players in sports, i also can't help but admire them when they can back it up. Throughout my school years, there was this pretty fucking annoying dude who was really arrogant and an asshole, but he could back up his annoying claims of arrogance and was a pretty skilled player in both basketball and soccer. I hated him but i would also always hate playing against him as he was much better than me
In a way, yes but when ego is paired with anger, and a certain drive, or when viewed in the right way, it can be used to MAKE something, a team made to use each other to win. A game without Ego is roleplay, a game about sticking to one role, no matter the cost, and a game with ego, is Chess, A game about using both you and your opponents "pieces" to win, and Ego clashes, not because they want to win, but because they want to be better
Keep your ego in check with humility and empathy. You can be the king and be arrogant selfish as long as you are genuine. Nobody likes fake. And it's worthless comparing to others, see how Isagi uses it. He only sees what he needs to improve. Constant growth is the throne ego sits on, and like a calm powerful king, sees his shortcomings and strengths. All great people must have *self reflection*
The end results will decide whether Ego is good or not...example if u win a cup while play like Blue Lock players,ppl u say u have confidence...but if u lose,ppl will call it selfish..so its all about the end result😊
I don't think that's the point of blue lock. The atmospheric reason the facility literally have no audience in it is because ego doesn't care what bystanders say about you, at its purest, ego is about _what you say about you_ including the despair that comes from losing and all. I think that's what "using ego correctly" means, if you're delusional, like insisting you're the best when it should be clear to you that you're not, that's not using it correctly. When you allow yourself feeling the setback and despair from failures, and allowing yourself to do something about it even when it involves the painful process of redefining yourself, that's how to use ego as demonstrated by blue lock.
@@letsreadtextbook1687 Except Barou never stop calling himself the King and he was never penalized for it because it wasn't about changing yourself it was about winning. Barou's ideal is to feel like he's Royalty when he's on the field. If he can't have that he might as well be the loser even if passing the ball would win him the game. Redefining yourself is what Isagi does best but you don't have to compare yourself to him. Chigiri's challenge is not to let fear of re-injury stop him from living his life and flying around the field. Rin's challenge is to invest himself and what he wants, and not in the relationship with his brother that ended a long time ago.
Great work. Now that we have this animated a LOT more people is going check this video an realize why is this important. Great to see those quotes and the book "The ego is the enemy" at the beginning
I feel like the whole thing can be summed up with this quote from Michael Jordan - "There is no I in team, but there is in win." In other words, he does whatever it takes to win, whether it be playing as part of the team or blazing ahead scoring points one after another. If your star player can't step up to the plate when it comes down to the wire, there's no way you're going to secure that win. And honestly, I feel that this is exactly what Blue Lock is doing - forging a striker willing to do that, to do whatever it takes to win. This is why the Blue Lock Eleven won against the Japan U-20 team - the entirery of the Eleven was composed of these types of players, who were willing to do whatever it took to win.
There is just a lil problem, for that everyone in blue lock has to play like a fucking muppet; every time there is a cool scene if someone knows even a little about football you'll see how characters that defend are simply stupid; he gets the bell trough your feets and is not in your area?; fucking shoulderbutt him and turn around, the goalkeepers who're not protagonists look like fucking chumps: IN A 1V1 THE GOALIE GETS OUT OF THE DOOR YOU CHUMPS! simply, you can make football a sport about ego and playing alone, but you have to turn half the team into statue and half into literal gods. (if everyone wants to talk about maradona and argentina 78; we do all remember that that worldcup was won because they paid the guys to ignore an OBVIOUS hand touch right?; we've seen it in this world final too, mpabbe couldn't carry his team)
A gun is dangerous if you don't know how to use and control it's same with egoism if you know how to control your ego and Pettiness under control and use it to get better
I have actually watched bunch of extraordinary animes and mangas but there is no anime or Manga I think or I am sure that I have learned from more than blue lock. BTW the video was perfectly scripted and beautifully edited. Good job 👏
I am *really* happy I found this video since you discuss the topic from multiple angles. Some videos I watched rubbed me the wrong way because they pushed the term "ego" or made it very specific or "targeted", which isn't bad necessarily, but it left me with so many counterarguments and questions that I felt the need to make a video of my own. I actually found this video when I was doing research for that very video but after watching this, I can drop the project and focus on my other ideas. I didn't really want to talk about Blue Lock in the first place but I felt obligated to because of the lost nuance. I'm very grateful. Subbed! :)
Thank you so much . so glad you enjoyed it and found it useful ! i got two other blue lock videos that are more recent than this old one that had awful audio and narration. also just checked your videos they're great. keep it up !
Excellent video and very well presented. I Learned a lot from you’re video and really enjoyed you’re thoughts on. I relate Ego to our shadow and our dark nature and it’s apart of us all so why not unchain and unleash the beast, but in a very clear and particular target or goal. Thank you and keep up the excellent work.
Thank you for speaking out my mind. I have changed thanks to bluelock and my life is much different than last year. But I couldn't find a way to convey the teaching of ego but this video of yours did. Thank you ❤
Blue Lock is not the first anime that expresses it. Food Wars - Shokugeki no Soma Soma was arrogant, he was focused on his goal and didn't see that much whats around him. He never for a second thought about crashing dreams of others. However, his arrogance gave him huge confidence, concentration and creativity all skills necessary to succeed. Megumi was always nice to others. Trying very hard to not offend others. However all of that made her timid as a result she had too many doubts and extra thoughts. Because of that she had very low concentration, and stress made her fail many times. Over time she managed to develop her ego, so that she could survive in academy Mayumi was basically same as Megumi. Except due to never developing her ego she completely went into shadow. She never managed to tell Soma her feelings for him, and he forgot about her.
Yeah i agree but these are character examples, not the narrative itself, you can say the same things about a loooot of other anime and manga too, but in blue lock it's the core theme and message of a show, plus it's not about who or what said it first, how does that even matter?
@@Thesenshin7 well its not said openly like in Blue Lock, but I think its presented Neither Erina nor Soma are ever criticised for their ego, rather its respected and stated as necessary. Same with Aldini. Same with Shinomiya who is arrogant to disgusting degree, as he abuses students and expells them for trivial reasons yet never gets criticised for it. Its presented that its ok for him to do this, as long as it lets him maintain his confidence. When Megumi gets character development, presenting how she manages to develop her ego.
@@Thesenshin7 very Jojo character xD he is fun. My fav is probably Ishki. He is nice ikemen, love how they make of how Perfect he is xD Soma is nice take on shounen protagonist. He doesnt develop his skill and confidence, he is like this from start because he knows its necessary to succeed
We might as well be talking about two different egos here. It's not like both of them have to exist at the same time. You don't need one part for the other. Your ego is you, so it's what you want it to be, no? Then create an ego that will help you, but not lead you. It's not about how large the ego is, it's about what that ego is. There's no true definition for ego because it's not a generalized thing. Everyone's ego is different, and there's no point in trying to give ego a generalized definition. It's simply what the person makes of it.
I am musician, I had " IT" within one year I learned bass then drums(because my bro dropped it and they paid for a month) then guitar became my main instrument. My goal was to be the best PERIOD. I didn't realize, but my mom pointed out to me that if I wasn't gonna be the best be it soccer,skateboarding,baseball . That I would quit. It seemed silly at the moment. until I realized I DID THAT. And simular to isagi I was the best within my friends. There were a couple that were better then me. That didn't make me stop . It gave me octane to strive for better. So if there wasn't any ego within me saying " are you gonna let him beat you...nah son beat him' I love being competitive in music Some might say " it's art man, we all good" nah nigga we ain't! I'm better
Being willing to move is essential if you’re going to go down the path of egoism. If you turn off everyone around you, they won’t fight you, instead turning away. One can’t get better without a willing/willful opponent.
Discipline I think, is the chain that shackle ones ego, and force it to be a slave to serve one's will, rather than allowing it to enslave ones will. That is what separates a Man from a Boy.
Wow bro I was searching for something and I found exactly what I was looking for and better than expected, great quality amazing script and explanation. Great video I hope you do more of these about other topics and philosophies that can be learnt from anime
Cristiano Ronaldo is an incredible human being, he doesn't have tattoos because he don't want to stop donating blood. He is an awesome husband and father. But when it comes to futebol he is a monster. So the lesson I got from him and Isagi is that: Be kind and loveable but be a monster in the battlefield (projects and objectives)
@@Thesenshin7 he is quite literally a team player who puts the game above himself. He has said and showed as much on the field. Ronaldo tried to steal goals from his teammates to satiate his own ego; Messi created plays from nothing for his teammates to shine. The Argentine manager Scaloni even said in an interview that the team never worked around egos. Argentina completely dismantled Blue Lock’s philosophy (when it comes to football at least)
Messi's is just the same as isagi, he has a egoist side to him and that can be seen by his solo goals (especially when he was young) but his also able to be and seem humble just like isagi and attract good people and teammates.
Hey, imma be the captain of the England rugby women as team when I grow up. Mark my words, my names bella H. I will make it, I’ll update you guys if you ask.
@@Thesenshin7 I’ll try to remember, and when I do I’ll keep u updated, right now, I’m going to be playing in the hk sevens for my team in hk, before the women’s games in the U14’s for HKFC
Update, we won that game, and I’m now I’m a boarding school in one of the best rugby schools in England, in hopes of getting better at rugby. The dream hasn’t died.@@Thesenshin7
the thing relating to suppressing our negative emotions all the time to maintian to good joe enigma is total shite imo as expressed these traits form the basis of our shadow and even if we try to suppress it its always spilling out of us in random outbursts bcuz they were suppressed the key is not to suprress them but use them to in a way that helps us achieve great things for ourselves which in turn have a positive impact on the people who care about us it is same with ego it is important
Broooo lol, this is so funny because i literally rewatched it last night and i was shocked by how slow the narration was a year ago, my videos now are definitely better speedwise thankfully, also thanks for the feedback!
"...believe in the idea of ego. Not talent, not hard work, but both and more, as long as it's about you." What a great way to put it. You captured the essence of Blue Lock in this one line.
Idk if Kanye and other real life modern day examples are good definitions of "great people" lmao The negative promoted through the culture far outweighs the positive. Going for the goal isnt bad in itself, but what you do with the goal.
i didn't say they were good people necessarily, i just think that their egoism sort of helped in making them who they are, whether that's bad or good, i agree with you
@@Thesenshin7 I know. Im not disagreeing with you, you created a very well made video with really interesting things to think and talk about. I just like to share my perspective when the opportunity comes. I dont talk much otherwise. I think you addressed everything about the subject in a way that in the end, would be beneficial. People need to talk about stuff to understand it all. I appreciate your perspective very much. Always wanted to do things like this.
@@Thesenshin7 if anything, Im making a joke about how much of a crackhead Kanye is, and cause its kinda relevant rn I dislike modern culture, and the affects things like rap music have on us all subconsciously. Monkey see, monkey do
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Ego is a double edged sword in a team sport. It can drive you to be better or can destroy the balance of the team
Of course, big ego must have big skills to support its back.
@@complexityvn8969 I've always had this idea of "You are allowed to be somewhat arrogant, as long as your skills can back up your claims". Like you can't be cocky over something you're bad at, thats just delusional.
Even though i hate arrogant and egoistical players in sports, i also can't help but admire them when they can back it up. Throughout my school years, there was this pretty fucking annoying dude who was really arrogant and an asshole, but he could back up his annoying claims of arrogance and was a pretty skilled player in both basketball and soccer. I hated him but i would also always hate playing against him as he was much better than me
If an ego read an ego it is easier to them to have synergy
In a way, yes but when ego is paired with anger, and a certain drive, or when viewed in the right way, it can be used to MAKE something, a team made to use each other to win. A game without Ego is roleplay, a game about sticking to one role, no matter the cost, and a game with ego, is Chess, A game about using both you and your opponents "pieces" to win, and Ego clashes, not because they want to win, but because they want to be better
Keep your ego in check with humility and empathy. You can be the king and be arrogant selfish as long as you are genuine. Nobody likes fake. And it's worthless comparing to others, see how Isagi uses it. He only sees what he needs to improve. Constant growth is the throne ego sits on, and like a calm powerful king, sees his shortcomings and strengths. All great people must have *self reflection*
One of the best analyses of Blue Lock and the concept of 'Ego' that I've seen on TH-cam. Good shit man.
thanks a lot man, weird that youtube decided to never let me know about your comment
Facts
The end results will decide whether Ego is good or not...example if u win a cup while play like Blue Lock players,ppl u say u have confidence...but if u lose,ppl will call it selfish..so its all about the end result😊
I don't think that's the point of blue lock. The atmospheric reason the facility literally have no audience in it is because ego doesn't care what bystanders say about you, at its purest, ego is about _what you say about you_ including the despair that comes from losing and all.
I think that's what "using ego correctly" means, if you're delusional, like insisting you're the best when it should be clear to you that you're not, that's not using it correctly. When you allow yourself feeling the setback and despair from failures, and allowing yourself to do something about it even when it involves the painful process of redefining yourself, that's how to use ego as demonstrated by blue lock.
@@letsreadtextbook1687
Except Barou never stop calling himself the King and he was never penalized for it because it wasn't about changing yourself it was about winning. Barou's ideal is to feel like he's Royalty when he's on the field. If he can't have that he might as well be the loser even if passing the ball would win him the game.
Redefining yourself is what Isagi does best but you don't have to compare yourself to him. Chigiri's challenge is not to let fear of re-injury stop him from living his life and flying around the field. Rin's challenge is to invest himself and what he wants, and not in the relationship with his brother that ended a long time ago.
Another one. This manga is stupidly underrated among TH-camrs. 👍👍👍
Yes it is
Might not be the case anymore now that the anime is out.
Great work. Now that we have this animated a LOT more people is going check this video an realize why is this important. Great to see those quotes and the book "The ego is the enemy" at the beginning
Thanks a lot for the comment Fritz, hope you're enjoying and learning from Blue lock.
I feel like the whole thing can be summed up with this quote from Michael Jordan - "There is no I in team, but there is in win."
In other words, he does whatever it takes to win, whether it be playing as part of the team or blazing ahead scoring points one after another.
If your star player can't step up to the plate when it comes down to the wire, there's no way you're going to secure that win.
And honestly, I feel that this is exactly what Blue Lock is doing - forging a striker willing to do that, to do whatever it takes to win.
This is why the Blue Lock Eleven won against the Japan U-20 team - the entirery of the Eleven was composed of these types of players, who were willing to do whatever it took to win.
Well said
There is just a lil problem, for that everyone in blue lock has to play like a fucking muppet; every time there is a cool scene if someone knows even a little about football you'll see how characters that defend are simply stupid; he gets the bell trough your feets and is not in your area?; fucking shoulderbutt him and turn around, the goalkeepers who're not protagonists look like fucking chumps: IN A 1V1 THE GOALIE GETS OUT OF THE DOOR YOU CHUMPS!
simply, you can make football a sport about ego and playing alone, but you have to turn half the team into statue and half into literal gods.
(if everyone wants to talk about maradona and argentina 78; we do all remember that that worldcup was won because they paid the guys to ignore an OBVIOUS hand touch right?; we've seen it in this world final too, mpabbe couldn't carry his team)
BROOO!!!! You already had me with bleach. NOW you actually understand what Individualism and objectivism.❤
Ey... it is what it is, thanks
A gun is dangerous if you don't know how to use and control it's same with egoism if you know how to control your ego and Pettiness under control and use it to get better
Yep, exactly.
I have actually watched bunch of extraordinary animes and mangas but there is no anime or Manga I think or I am sure that I have learned from
more than blue lock.
BTW the video was perfectly scripted and beautifully edited.
Good job 👏
Thanks
I am *really* happy I found this video since you discuss the topic from multiple angles. Some videos I watched rubbed me the wrong way because they pushed the term "ego" or made it very specific or "targeted", which isn't bad necessarily, but it left me with so many counterarguments and questions that I felt the need to make a video of my own. I actually found this video when I was doing research for that very video but after watching this, I can drop the project and focus on my other ideas. I didn't really want to talk about Blue Lock in the first place but I felt obligated to because of the lost nuance. I'm very grateful. Subbed! :)
Thank you so much . so glad you enjoyed it and found it useful ! i got two other blue lock videos that are more recent than this old one that had awful audio and narration. also just checked your videos they're great. keep it up !
@@Thesenshin7 Aww thank you! I'll also check out your newer blue lock videos :)
one of the best analysis i’ve ever seen, good job man❤
Thanks bro, working on a BL video right now too, it will be far better than this old casual one
This manga opened eyes
Extremism of anything is bad... However using ego as a driving force in limited amt. Is good as long as you don't get too self centred
Excellent video and very well presented. I Learned a lot from you’re video and really enjoyed you’re thoughts on. I relate Ego to our shadow and our dark nature and it’s apart of us all so why not unchain and unleash the beast, but in a very clear and particular target or goal. Thank you and keep up the excellent work.
Thanks a lot for the comment Isaac, glad you liked the video
Ego is simply another tool in the human arsenals. A good servant, but a bad master.
I hope more people find this TH-cam channel!
Thank you ! I hope you all the best
Thank you for speaking out my mind. I have changed thanks to bluelock and my life is much different than last year. But I couldn't find a way to convey the teaching of ego but this video of yours did. Thank you ❤
That's amazing to hear man ! glad you liked the video and keep on that grind
@@Thesenshin7 yes sir ☺️
Blue Lock is not the first anime that expresses it. Food Wars - Shokugeki no Soma
Soma was arrogant, he was focused on his goal and didn't see that much whats around him. He never for a second thought about crashing dreams of others.
However, his arrogance gave him huge confidence, concentration and creativity all skills necessary to succeed.
Megumi was always nice to others. Trying very hard to not offend others. However all of that made her timid as a result she had too many doubts and extra thoughts. Because of that she had very low concentration, and stress made her fail many times. Over time she managed to develop her ego, so that she could survive in academy
Mayumi was basically same as Megumi. Except due to never developing her ego she completely went into shadow. She never managed to tell Soma her feelings for him, and he forgot about her.
Yeah i agree but these are character examples, not the narrative itself, you can say the same things about a loooot of other anime and manga too, but in blue lock it's the core theme and message of a show, plus it's not about who or what said it first, how does that even matter?
@@Thesenshin7 well its not said openly like in Blue Lock, but I think its presented
Neither Erina nor Soma are ever criticised for their ego, rather its respected and stated as necessary. Same with Aldini.
Same with Shinomiya who is arrogant to disgusting degree, as he abuses students and expells them for trivial reasons yet never gets criticised for it. Its presented that its ok for him to do this, as long as it lets him maintain his confidence.
When Megumi gets character development, presenting how she manages to develop her ego.
@@TaigaXsenpai so basically you’re just a biiiig Food wars fan ?
Best character is Doujima Kin
@@Thesenshin7 very Jojo character xD he is fun. My fav is probably Ishki. He is nice ikemen, love how they make of how Perfect he is xD Soma is nice take on shounen protagonist. He doesnt develop his skill and confidence, he is like this from start because he knows its necessary to succeed
We might as well be talking about two different egos here. It's not like both of them have to exist at the same time. You don't need one part for the other. Your ego is you, so it's what you want it to be, no? Then create an ego that will help you, but not lead you. It's not about how large the ego is, it's about what that ego is. There's no true definition for ego because it's not a generalized thing. Everyone's ego is different, and there's no point in trying to give ego a generalized definition. It's simply what the person makes of it.
I am musician, I had " IT" within one year I learned bass then drums(because my bro dropped it and they paid for a month) then guitar became my main instrument.
My goal was to be the best PERIOD.
I didn't realize, but my mom pointed out to me that if I wasn't gonna be the best be it soccer,skateboarding,baseball . That I would quit. It seemed silly at the moment. until I realized I DID THAT. And simular to isagi I was the best within my friends. There were a couple that were better then me. That didn't make me stop . It gave me octane to strive for better. So if there wasn't any ego within me saying " are you gonna let him beat you...nah son beat him'
I love being competitive in music
Some might say " it's art man, we all good" nah nigga we ain't! I'm better
Yesssssssssssssir, y'all stay good, i will be THE BEST, the word exists for a reason
Being willing to move is essential if you’re going to go down the path of egoism. If you turn off everyone around you, they won’t fight you, instead turning away. One can’t get better without a willing/willful opponent.
Discipline I think, is the chain that shackle ones ego, and force it to be a slave to serve one's will, rather than allowing it to enslave ones will. That is what separates a Man from a Boy.
Finally someone destroy "ego is the enemy"! That book is too highly praised
Jinpachi Ego >>>>>>>>>
Found this video months later it’s a very nice video
thanks a lot, glad you enjoyed it
Damn you are underatted can't swear I am fasting
Ramadan Kareem brother
Wow bro I was searching for something and I found exactly what I was looking for and better than expected, great quality amazing script and explanation.
Great video I hope you do more of these about other topics and philosophies that can be learnt from anime
Youre a type of person that I'd like to hear your thoughts on things more than just anime
Thanks man, more content is cooking and coming y’all way inshallah
@@Thesenshin7 notification bell is on brother, goodluck inshallah Ramadan kareem
I find being more egotistical is actually beneficial.
Brilliant.
really enjoyed it.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great analysis
Thank you!
Keep going brother 👍👍👍
Thank you, I will
Like commented and subscribed 👍
thanks a lot, appreciate that
I agree with you bro 👍🏻
thank you :)
Damn, man.
Cristiano Ronaldo is an incredible human being, he doesn't have tattoos because he don't want to stop donating blood. He is an awesome husband and father. But when it comes to futebol he is a monster.
So the lesson I got from him and Isagi is that: Be kind and loveable but be a monster in the battlefield (projects and objectives)
You got it.
Messi being humble got him a World Cup
Ronaldo being egotistical got him the golden bench award 🤷♂️
you're blind if you truly believe Messi is "Humble " and not egotistical
@@Thesenshin7 he is quite literally a team player who puts the game above himself. He has said and showed as much on the field.
Ronaldo tried to steal goals from his teammates to satiate his own ego; Messi created plays from nothing for his teammates to shine.
The Argentine manager Scaloni even said in an interview that the team never worked around egos. Argentina completely dismantled Blue Lock’s philosophy (when it comes to football at least)
@@E_V878 So basically you are a Messi biased fan who came here to an Anime related video to whine about Messi and Ronaldo ?
Messi is the biggest egoist, that's why he is great. He puts it to good use though, like a smart player
Messi's is just the same as isagi, he has a egoist side to him and that can be seen by his solo goals (especially when he was young) but his also able to be and seem humble just like isagi and attract good people and teammates.
Good video. 1.25x speed, great video
Looking back at how slow i used to talk in this video makes me vomit
Is your editing style influenced by Sufferents?
Yes ! In this time 1.5 year ago I was learning this style but changed from it
Less goo ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
W vid ngl man👍
Thanks bruv
@@Thesenshin7 Np and thanks for replying to me and ty you even more for replying to me earlier than other youtubers👍
@@Unknown-pm7ih Always here for my viewers, thank you for watching and again for commenting
Hey, imma be the captain of the England rugby women as team when I grow up. Mark my words, my names bella H. I will make it, I’ll update you guys if you ask.
Bella you mark my word too, I’ll keep waiting and hope you reach out when you make it, just don’t forget, your comment will stay here forever.
@@Thesenshin7 I’ll try to remember, and when I do I’ll keep u updated, right now, I’m going to be playing in the hk sevens for my team in hk, before the women’s games in the U14’s for HKFC
@@Nero-sq1je good luck
@@Thesenshin7 thanks, we lost against that team last week, so on Sunday, the last tournament before the 7’s, we gotta win for confidence sake.
Update, we won that game, and I’m now I’m a boarding school in one of the best rugby schools in England, in hopes of getting better at rugby. The dream hasn’t died.@@Thesenshin7
the thing relating to suppressing our negative emotions all the time to maintian to good joe enigma is total shite imo as expressed these traits form the basis of our shadow and even if we try to suppress it its always spilling out of us in random outbursts bcuz they were suppressed the key is not to suprress them but use them to in a way that helps us achieve great things for ourselves which in turn have a positive impact on the people who care about us
it is same with ego it is important
speed up the video make it more engaging and energetic
Broooo lol, this is so funny because i literally rewatched it last night and i was shocked by how slow the narration was a year ago, my videos now are definitely better speedwise thankfully, also thanks for the feedback!
@@Thesenshin7 damn i didn’t even realize this was old and you’re right just saw ur new videos keep it up
@@denzelcanvasYT Thanks man, just checked your videos, they’re funny lol
I like it ❤️❤️
♥️♥️
Moai approve
Thank you lord Moai the second
Your welcome
"...believe in the idea of ego. Not talent, not hard work, but both and more, as long as it's about you."
What a great way to put it. You captured the essence of Blue Lock in this one line.
Thanks man, appreciate it.
I like Hunter x hunter
You have a romanian voice not one in particular buth a romanian voice
lol, i am not Romanian, not even close lol, but i will take it as a compliment
My brother you sound depressed put some more ego in your voice!
This video is 2 years old man lol. check out one of the new ones
Ego and Egoism are different things
The prior isnt a trait, while the ladder would be
Idk if Kanye and other real life modern day examples are good definitions of "great people" lmao
The negative promoted through the culture far outweighs the positive.
Going for the goal isnt bad in itself, but what you do with the goal.
i didn't say they were good people necessarily, i just think that their egoism sort of helped in making them who they are, whether that's bad or good, i agree with you
@@Thesenshin7 I know. Im not disagreeing with you, you created a very well made video with really interesting things to think and talk about.
I just like to share my perspective when the opportunity comes. I dont talk much otherwise.
I think you addressed everything about the subject in a way that in the end, would be beneficial. People need to talk about stuff to understand it all.
I appreciate your perspective very much. Always wanted to do things like this.
@@Thesenshin7 if anything, Im making a joke about how much of a crackhead Kanye is, and cause its kinda relevant rn
I dislike modern culture, and the affects things like rap music have on us all subconsciously.
Monkey see, monkey do
@@JackThePsychoManiac Monkey agrees lol