why would you call the show knife or death when bringing an actual knife is an almost guaranteed loss? I really like Goldberg but when you call a show "knife" anything, you should have an advantage with a knife over a sword. two thumbs down
"Ain't no traditional Japanese fella" yeeah, Tu Lam is Vietnamies. His tattoos aren't representative, their just a choice he made, and "poor accent" is a really ignorant statement, do to the fact that there's multiple accents for English coming from the Asian culture. Just because you haven't heard it before doesn't make it a poor accent.
@@joeyfigueroa4748 agreed! And Tu lam actually has traditional Japanese style "kimono" looking tattoos that commonly start at the shoulders and run down your legs
He is a retired green beret of the U.S. Army braa .... story judging others without even knowing. What have you achieved so far that you are judging others....
This dude is Tu Lam, retired Green Beret
When someone only brings one cane and your professional weapons expert doesn't cut the canebon the second cut......
yea he sliced the flower tip which shouldnt count, whatafail
his Body language says it all, what a fail
But the take was cut lol
Show in one shoot please!
Needless to say, he didn't get a second invite.
He missed lol 😂
Nahhh
Vid title should be Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
GOLDBERG IS IN THE HOUSE
BIgger mass falls faster.....I understand sir yes sir...genious editing at work
1:50 that face you make when people know u just all talk cuz u messed up
Even pros can mess up sometimes.
Clearly you don't know Tu Lam. Far from "just all talk"
you mean 1:57 :P
Goldberg, Goldberg, Goldberg, Goldberg
yikes, this must be the most stupid camera and editing work I've ever seen, we barely saw anything of the second slice...
Bad camera angle on 2nd slice
they have like 20 cameras. the bad angle was chosen and effects applied because it was a bad cut
...
Love your video
looks like he only touched the tip
Does a tutorial and still gets it wrong
why would you call the show knife or death when bringing an actual knife is an almost guaranteed loss? I really like Goldberg but when you call a show "knife" anything, you should have an advantage with a knife over a sword. two thumbs down
This show is now history
LOL DID HE MISS ?
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ제대로 안 보여주냐 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
저 긴칼로 뜸들여 가면서 하는데더 놓치네... 그래놓고 해설 할때는 Blance, angle 어쩌구 저쩌구 Proper way 가 아니라고 ㅇㅈㄹ ㅋㅋㅋ
can you heart me please
That dude ain’t no traditional
Japanese fella 🤣 he has a poor accent.. has tattoos etc
He was a green beret, I think he's from Vietnam or something like that. Now a cqb instructor
"Ain't no traditional Japanese fella" yeeah, Tu Lam is Vietnamies. His tattoos aren't representative, their just a choice he made, and "poor accent" is a really ignorant statement, do to the fact that there's multiple accents for English coming from the Asian culture. Just because you haven't heard it before doesn't make it a poor accent.
@@joeyfigueroa4748 agreed! And Tu lam actually has traditional Japanese style "kimono" looking tattoos that commonly start at the shoulders and run down your legs
He is a retired green beret of the U.S. Army braa .... story judging others without even knowing. What have you achieved so far that you are judging others....