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The fact that this man will go as far as to learn obscure Karambit Knife tricks that are barely covered over, goes to show what beauties can come out of getting down everything once you put your mind to it. Thanks for giving a detailed rundown of it too.
Man your are one of my favourite youtuber . I was quiet impressed by your way of presentation . It is simply awesome and another important thing is your efforts for every vedio 🤝
Info:KARAMBIT HISTORY The forebearer of the modern karambit first surfaced in Indonesia during the 11th century as a farming tool and utility blade. Due to Indonesia's thriving trade industry, the karambit quickly spread throughout Southeast Asia. Eventually, the blade developed strong roots in Malaysia and the Philippines, where it was used as a defensive and backup weapon and for every day chores. Over thousands of years, the karambit became entrenched in the warrior culture. It’s now an iconic weapon associated around the world with the Southeast Asian martial arts of silat, eskrima, and kuntao. Karambits have been around for nearly 10,000 years. When anything lasts that long, there's generally a good reason for it.
I’ve lived in Indonesia for 14 years and I’ve never seen a single one of them. Since guns are banned everywhere, people use machetes for defense, in the most extreme situations only of course. That’s all I’ve ever seen used.
I wish Mike had an infinite amount of videos, I've already watched every single one.. Actually that doesn't matter, no matter how many times I watch a video of his I always get a positive energy boost.
"999 what's your emergency?"... "Yes, there's a really nice Italian man trying to imitate the same moves my 12 year old son does on his gaming device in the park".
I have a knife just like that and mine is really sharp and it doesn’t cut really deep or far it’s just the tip the blade isn’t long enough on his to really cut his arm
Not only are you insanely committed to learning new things which I admire so much.. there is always such nice scenery in your videos! Great job as always Mike!
I just bought a karanbit today (a REAL one) and I find it better cuz the stakes are high if u fail and that motivates me to NOT fail so I am learning pretty fast
Let's appreciate his hard work and dedication , he puts his effort by learning new skills in every single week's video. He really needs an appreciation👏
The thing I love about this channel is because it explores new things and challenges people probably never knew about and shows the process and also explains how it works and very enjoyable content
The fact that I had this knife next to me when I saw this video blew my mind,and u don't need a trainer knife,the sheath it comes with works perfectly if you take the parecord off,amazing video,u learned to use a butterfly knife,I downloaded it and watched it over and over,this video will be the same,please go n bit slower with the finger switching,I have a long standing knowledge with a karambit and I am struggling so I know others will to,please keep up the awesome videos and peace be with u
This seems like my kinda thing. I'm always messing around with knives and sticks in a sort of Luis motion, trying to go from a sword hold to sort of ashokas lightsabre hold
Pro tip I do for knife safety for my tricks is that I use green tape that isn’t super sticky and kinda like papery and put it on the sharp part of the blade so I can do the tricks safely till I get them perfect or close enough and then remove the tape. Green tape is best the texture of it and not being to sticky is perfect.
3 days, it took me 3 days to watch all of your videos, oh man what a journey it was, AWESOME. Patience is definitely a very important key to everything. Definitely by watching your videos i get motivated to do more things of mine. Thanks for everything. Lots of love from INDIA ❤❤
Lol, these knives are sharp! I'm kinda scared to try spinning it. I see you got yourself a couple times and didn't seem to get all that hurt... lucky I'm guessing 😂
mike has given me more confidence to do anything i desire to do. If it wasn't for him, nothing out of my injuries would've been worth trying. Thank you Mike.
I have karambits exactly the same as yours, just different blade color design and they're well, sharp lmao But they do have sheathes so I can still attempt tricks with them
I own a karambit and I get scared just watching you do the figure 8, I've got my fair bit of scratches, and seeing you flail it around, memorizing and terrifying
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Thats literally the thing I never found in any tutorial, love it!
:)
csgo go boom
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For your next skill can you try to learn to write French Cursive please.
“Once you get it, then the theory is quite simple” - Mike Shake
@Being Real im muslim i thought it was a rick roll
@@godk1193 lol I thought it was a rickroll 2
@@asilverplayer3435 me too
@Maryam bruhhhhh
@@mr.ditkovitchtv8905 wat bruh?
Mortal Kombat ready
Yoo heyyyy
Yoooo da man is here
Yo disclosing time dental digest
Yo toothbrush
Yoo hi Digest
The fact that this man will go as far as to learn obscure Karambit Knife tricks that are barely covered over, goes to show what beauties can come out of getting down everything once you put your mind to it. Thanks for giving a detailed rundown of it too.
everything about this guy is amazing from editing to skills to his calming voice he gives me confidence to do what i desire to learn about.
I love that he is just in the middle of a public park playing with knifes lol
Ikr 😂
Yea it’s pretty funny
I know the confidence of this man
yeah lol
If you did that in my country you would be arrested
This man got hurt so many times , he doesn't know pain anymore .
How did this comment get no replys?
How did I get 275 likes , OH MY GOD I NEVER GOT SO MANY LIKES
@@espiderman690 that's kinda sad
@@thecubingduck well pain makes a person stronger right , I myself get hurt pretty often and now I kinda don't care anymore
@@espiderman690 uh okay, you just gave me a free philosophy lesson
I recently bought a karambit myself because i love it for fidgeting and its SOOOO satisfying just going with the flow and pulling something nice off
You are INSANELY GOOD at EVERYTHING!
Video idea: Learning how to throw knives. Buy some throwing knives and practice until you can hit a 12" target from 5 meters away.
seems too easy
how about a 5" target
@@wegsteryt5524 its harder than you think
you can also try to throw chopsticks
@Ho Justin True. He's gotten good at getting good at things.
Nice
Mike is on his way to becoming a ninja. Learning kicks, flips, and now knives.
don’t forget nunchucks
@@newtneto how could I forget the nunchucks
Naruto
@@tortohmygod8871 lol
@@justusmjones xD
Yoo I'm not gonna lie, this might be the most inspirational channel I've found on TH-cam
Man your are one of my favourite youtuber . I was quiet impressed by your way of presentation . It is simply awesome and another important thing is your efforts for every vedio 🤝
This guy needs a world record prize for learning most skills in quarantine.
Then why is he outside
@@Aeoliveo probably good lighting
@@hanuu6257 mhm. Its a greenscreen
@@loserr4642 Then how is he climbing onto the wall
@@saberchampion3339 green screen
His child be like : *LEARNING TO WALK WITH NO EXPERIENCE*
lmao
lol
@Grab That Free Stuff honesty reviled
Isn't that every kid though
420 likes
Really great editing! Thanks for another amazing video :)
Info:KARAMBIT HISTORY
The forebearer of the modern karambit first surfaced in Indonesia during the 11th century as a farming tool and utility blade. Due to Indonesia's thriving trade industry, the karambit quickly spread throughout Southeast Asia. Eventually, the blade developed strong roots in Malaysia and the Philippines, where it was used as a defensive and backup weapon and for every day chores. Over thousands of years, the karambit became entrenched in the warrior culture. It’s now an iconic weapon associated around the world with the Southeast Asian martial arts of silat, eskrima, and kuntao. Karambits have been around for nearly 10,000 years. When anything lasts that long, there's generally a good reason for it.
I’ve lived in Indonesia for 14 years and I’ve never seen a single one of them. Since guns are banned everywhere, people use machetes for defense, in the most extreme situations only of course. That’s all I’ve ever seen used.
“When you can’t control what’s happening, challenge yourself to control how you respond to what’s happening. That’s where your power is.”
You from sanq4
I imagine this guy waking up thinking
"I want to learn how to drive a f1 car today"
"learn how to drive a plane with no experience"
@@aliefianlarsn2502 learn how to defy gravity
learn how to become a god
Learn how to go space
@@ScareBarley learn to harness the raw energy of the sun
i love how he's always learning outside, it makes the videos more enjoyable
I really love your content and I’m rewatchong everyvideo
Now all you need to learn next is how to bunnyhop like in CSGO.
well first he must practice in the internet community browser to practice and then change his binds to scroll wheel
U mean like in cs1.6
@@ROHIT-jt8lz pretty much
And aim
if it comes to trick shotting people with awps its just rng
him in 2067: learning how to fly a hoverboard with no experience
LMAO
If he would remain alive
he will if some one made a imortality potion
kw ill change it
Do u mean the fake one that looks like its hovering but its not or the real one
I just ordered my first Karambit today and I gotta say...your determination is higher than my payment
Me dying A
My teammates: 5:12
"Honey, he's outside again!"
"What now?"
"He's playing CSGO in real life!"
Enemy Spotted!!!
@@andross2058 "fire in the hole"
@@andross2058 😐
@Bulbaboyy good one!
@@buggy___o1496 ratio
The whole video I has anxiety because I thought he might cut his hand lol
Thanks Mike! I now remember my fav knife!
This man would be fun to have in a party, with all those flashy skills he has.
Can we appreciate that his editing is incredible and intresting to watch.
Ya the editing camera quality and angles are movie level
i love how he's just playing with a knife in public
Switch finger is more a way to spice (a lot) a combo than an actual trick, great vid btw, it got me really into learning karambit tricks
Subscribed today
great content
keep it up!
I wish Mike had an infinite amount of videos, I've already watched every single one.. Actually that doesn't matter, no matter how many times I watch a video of his I always get a positive energy boost.
Awww you're so sweet :)
@@betulpehlivan5929 Nah, You are.
@@IronIsKing simp. jk
Think about this, instead of watching his videos you could train these tricks yourself!
Thats not something you'd want to brag about, maybe visit a psychatrist or go touch grass idk
Video Idea: Learn how to throw darts and make bullseyes but if its to hard you can opt out
Triple 20 instead of bullseye
@@techman5852 Yeah that seems harder but he can do 5 bullseyes in a row and that's hard
i like how you never stop and keep going intul you get it
Good for you man!
"999 what's your emergency?"... "Yes, there's a really nice Italian man trying to imitate the same moves my 12 year old son does on his gaming device in the park".
*911
Welcome to Hong Kong.
@@BBL_Inc 999 is the police number tho?
@@mad_dy747 its 911 In the U.S. if you live somewhere else than you can ignore my correction 😅
@@BBL_Inc oki. I knew tho. But is 60 Second Travels from the US? Dun dun duuuun
"but the tip is not friendly"
*Proceeds to stab a tree*
LMAO-
its cool how u have all these nice places for certain clips
I really got inspired by this vid and I got my grandad to make 2 card tape and metal karambits and now I have gotten very good
Mike's parents when he was a kid: Honey! he's out with the knives again!!
That me lol
Mike: *accidentally flings knife*
Also Mike: *tries to grab/catch sharp spinning knife midair*
@Yoonseong Do oh, mite have missed that bc i skipped a little
@Yoonseong Do but didn’t he get cuts?
And it easily stabbed a tree how is it fake?
@@lizardsrus549 the tip can poke you there isnt a sharp edge though
Wouldn't want to drop the cool ass knife😎
I have a knife just like that and mine is really sharp and it doesn’t cut really deep or far it’s just the tip the blade isn’t long enough on his to really cut his arm
bro you give me so much motivation
Great work!:)
Not only are you insanely committed to learning new things which I admire so much.. there is always such nice scenery in your videos! Great job as always Mike!
This guy mastered the skill that very few people in the world have :
Practice, and patience.
Knifes and Dutch angles, all I need
I just bought a karanbit today (a REAL one) and I find it better cuz the stakes are high if u fail and that motivates me to NOT fail so I am learning pretty fast
Let’s appreciate Mike for bringing us with new videos every week!
Let's appreciate his hard work and dedication , he puts his effort by learning new skills in every single week's video. He really needs an appreciation👏
4:43 the editing is seemless👑
i love ur vids never stop uploding pls
imagine you walk into that alley way and you see a manic flinging a karambit around like a CS:GO character
All this time i’ve been reading your name as milkshake😂
Mikeshake
You ruined my day. I was happy, but now. No more happy.
Same, even though I know it's Mikeshake lol.
@@wild-child6521 "Now im forced to take it out on my infant child"
You ruined my life I didnt know it was Mike shake 😅🤣
I love this guy
hire him for a movie this man can do his own stunts at this point
The thing I love about this channel is because it explores new things and challenges people probably never knew about and shows the process and also explains how it works and very enjoyable content
Alternate title: Learning how to press F while holding the karambit knife with no experience
With no Experience
"In real life"
Bro arsenal???
@@menaceoutdakut ah yes gotta edit that real quick
@@exIcusivee u mean roblox cuz that’s not the only game with a Karambit
Also I do play arsenal in roblox
You are and outstanding person!!’
This guy made me never give up
This guy takes the expression “if you ever fail, try, try again” too seriously.
I love it!
this guy has a lots of patience while practicing ipressive
The respect I have for this guy
In 2069, this dude would have learned everything in existence
Imagine walking in the park and you see a man playing with a knife laughing
and what if I don't
@@MadisUntr OOoo sCary
Lol
@@HFBN2004 chill no need to act weird
@@MadisUntr oh no
Idea: "Mike Shake Gaming" learning hard sweaty meta's on games
I don’t know but being a skillful person is better
@@lawikamaran9249 yes but a idea bru more of like a separate channel
The fact that I had this knife next to me when I saw this video blew my mind,and u don't need a trainer knife,the sheath it comes with works perfectly if you take the parecord off,amazing video,u learned to use a butterfly knife,I downloaded it and watched it over and over,this video will be the same,please go n bit slower with the finger switching,I have a long standing knowledge with a karambit and I am struggling so I know others will to,please keep up the awesome videos and peace be with u
that looks insanely cool
"That's literally skin!"
~Mike Shake, 2021
Your accent and personality is so funny and great keep making more good quality videos
This seems like my kinda thing. I'm always messing around with knives and sticks in a sort of Luis motion, trying to go from a sword hold to sort of ashokas lightsabre hold
"the tip is... (kills a tree) not so friendly" lmao
lmao
lmao
oaml
@@franekzubek5846 you're so cool and funny
Teacher: teaching how to literally fly a space rocket
Mike: "Look what they need to copy a fraction of my power!!!"
Pro tip I do for knife safety for my tricks is that I use green tape that isn’t super sticky and kinda like papery and put it on the sharp part of the blade so I can do the tricks safely till I get them perfect or close enough and then remove the tape. Green tape is best the texture of it and not being to sticky is perfect.
If we keep telling this man to learn things he going to be unstoppable
3 days, it took me 3 days to watch all of your videos, oh man what a journey it was, AWESOME. Patience is definitely a very important key to everything. Definitely by watching your videos i get motivated to do more things of mine. Thanks for everything. Lots of love from INDIA ❤❤
I love how talented u are, and the way you inspire me to never give up and keep going on. Thanks champ!
Lol, these knives are sharp! I'm kinda scared to try spinning it. I see you got yourself a couple times and didn't seem to get all that hurt... lucky I'm guessing 😂
I actually 3de printed a karambit so it was light and dull, makes it easier to practice tricks.
mike has given me more confidence to do anything i desire to do. If it wasn't for him, nothing out of my injuries would've been worth trying. Thank you Mike.
4:43 Sneaky Mike, love the editing bro, you're just great
I practice the backspin a lot but with the cover on for safety
A man with all that skills just wow.
He just proves that "if u want something, you Chase it."~literally every wise man/them motivational people
Challenge:
Learn to hold your breath for 4 minutes.
Its possible :)
Yusss
@Be nice bruh
Wim Hof method...
Good idea
@@bbllsht77 bro, I tried WHM. 1st try I held for 5 minutes
Seeing your wrist with some cuts and pokes made me realise what i was getting into
I have karambits exactly the same as yours, just different blade color design and they're well, sharp lmao
But they do have sheathes so I can still attempt tricks with them
My friends: What's so good about this guy, he just learns useless tricks.
Me: Mike Shake is a man of focus, commitment and sheer fucking will.
Underrated comment ngl..
You are such an inspiration to all of us, and so motivational.
Your neighbors are probably both terrified of you, and admire your skills. 🤣 Also, great editing!
I got the same elite edge knife I’m still learning it but imma but a bailsong now
"Im helicopter now" I felt that😂
4:43 Mike has learned how to time travel with no experience
"interesting"
"interesting"
"Interesting"
“interesting”
"INSTeRSTInG
the last one was actually the coolest
I respect you dude
I cannot even imagine him in a talent show
the show will take 100 hours to complete I bet
"I decided not to follow specific combo"
he has another one of him admiring his move
creative, I loved that
This guy is amazing
I own a karambit and I get scared just watching you do the figure 8, I've got my fair bit of scratches, and seeing you flail it around, memorizing and terrifying