School Thug Bülly the Fat Boy at School, Unaware He is a Tough Boxer and Will Take Revenge
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- School Thug Bülly the Fat Boy at School, Unaware He is a Tough Boxer and Will Take Revenge
A coming-of-age comedy about Jimmy (Tucker Albrizzi), a quiet, heavy-set high school kid who is constantly tormented by the resident school bully Miles (Jack DiFalco) and his cronies. After an altercation on his way home from school lands him a chance meeting with teacher Patricia Pinto, former professional boxer "Action" Jackson (Ron Canada) and trainer Manny (Danny Trejo), Jimmy decides to learn how to fight back.
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Cow poo
Bullies need to be taught a lesson
that was an absolutely wonderful story.
Your voice over is annoying and your droning on and on bored me
I had a bully in 8th grade. I kept it to myself until one day I accidentally let it slip. Two days later in my 5th period class I got a note that said my uncle Marvin was picking me up from school. He with genuine fire in his eyes told me to point him out. He called him over to the car and told him if you mess with my nephew I'll pick him up again and stomp you into the sidewalk. No more bully. He wouldn't even talk to me the rest of the year.
That is what uncles are good for.
It doesn't sound as though he did MUCH talking, BEFORE he was threatened with being stomped!
@@jallan9578 no in fact he was smiling when my uncle called him to the car. That smile was wiped off his face like a smear.
Uncle Marvin to the rescue - that's one awesome family hero, Alan! A threat and a promise rolled into one. Your uncle brought the script for justice to a whole new level!
I had a similar experience in school. I told the bully if we fight you will most likely win but I hold grudge. Years from now when you have forgotten all about this and you are doing your daily thing I will suddenly be there and I will take you down. He said I don’t want all of that. I said then leave me alone. It worked.
I did too went through a skinny awkward stage.. Mom and dad where not rich but provided .. I had a growth spurt in high school and tried to hunt the cowards down.. They had disappeared..
😂 Jimmy Shaker day
I once had a problem with bullies. I learned judo to defend myself. Not to attack others though. Problem solved.
That was 60 years ago. It surprised several people at the time, but the boost in self confidence remains to this day.
I once defeated my brother's bully, although I don't approve of violence. In that situation it was the get your butt kicked or fight back. I was not a great fighter as a kid, just a little unhinged when I fought. I am much older now and to this day my brother still says he was tough in school.
@@geo386: I'd be surprised if you WEREN'T older!
THAT'S the problem with 'Old Father Time' ... he catches up with us all!
Then he downright refuses to let go!
@@jallan9578 I feel though the saying is true, with age comes wisdom.
@@geo386: Indeed.
Sadly, with wisdom ... comes age.
I started Tang Soo-Do in high school, more Tang Soo-Do plud judo my first tour in South Korea and Hapkido on my second tour.
I was always smaller than my older brother growing up and he bullied me. That is until April of my senior year of high school. I got home one day tired and not in a good mood and he wanted to see if I had learned anything in Tang Soo-Do. He found out I had and never tried to find out again. That was in 1974.
A guy in middle school bullied me for some reason, not aware that I was a black belt in Hwa Rang Do and well versed in Jiu Jitsu. It did not work out too well for him.
Good job man , thsts what we all love to hear ,, well done
Black belt and well versed in middle school? You were bullied for telling fairy tales my friend.
Studied both along with Tae Kwon Do from Fifth grade 1966 on from Ki Whang Kim in Silver Spring, MD and I don't really care if you don't believe it, because you are meaningless to me.@@dieterhoch8273
Good, I did visit with my niece and she ranks way up there in jiu-jitsu, we were going to a fashion district and I said hey if something happens can could should would? She was limited and restricted due to ethic codes and tournament requirements. So I understand this is not to be leveraged as revenge, it is guarded and used only one absolutely necessary. I like that.
@@dieterhoch8273 I trained relentlessly from the summer after 5th grade 1967 on with Ki Whang Kim in the DC area. Tang Soo Do, Hwa Rang Do, Aikido, traditional Jiu Jitsu. Black belt in 9th grade. There were plenty of people younger than myself training at that time.
I am 73 years, and for many of those years, I have said, watch out for the quiet guy.
Looking at that flag... and you talk about bullies...LOL!
@@batphink2655Really? They got ganged up on by like six fucking countries at once.
Quiet guys arent always secret badasses thats thr biggest misconception. Either you can fight or you cant. You let some bully you and fold, youll always be a target simple ad that.
We have a saying in my country, never estimate a calm river, it may have a crocodile in it.
Great to see Danny Trejo as Manny, too!
Grown men often fight differently than kids. Men, intentionally or not, can kill with one punch. I too took out a bully in elementary school with a single blow; making him bleed was enough to stop him. But afterwards on my own I cried. Because I knew he came from a home where both parents abused he, his little brother, and their younger sister.
Your a good person. Kids are kids
Being abused at home is no excuse for bullying others. I was viciously abused by my pervert fathet; it turned me completely against violence of all kinds because I know hiw it feels.
In a bar in 1991 called the northside in Jerome Idaho. A dumbass was sitting with might be the biggest Indian. I’ve ever seen his wife talking a good game walked up, grabbed them, hit them with one punch the Indians name was bear. He had a huge tattoo on his shoulderof a bear and with that one punch, he killed him in that bar that day and spent 20 years in prison
@@brentbeacham9691 Hopefully you made friends with him eventually.
In real life, the school would have punished Jimmy for standing up for himself.
That's probably true
But only if caught 😂
You are unfortunately right about what you said, especially because punishing someone for doing what is justified and necessary under the circumstances is unjust and totally uncalled for!!
@@alanparedes2034Not necessarily. One of my kids was being routinely bullied and humiliated at school by the child of a high profile doctor in our town. One day out of desperation while the bully was sitting astride my son and slapping his face , my boy grabbed him by the hair and sunk his teeth into the bully’s nose, removing the tip.
The bully’s parents jumped up and down demanding the police prosecute a 7 year old and the school expel him. The Principal of the school responded that their child was a renowned bully and reminded them that the school had spoken on several occasions to them about their child’s behaviour. They took their kid out of that school and lost their subsequent court case against myself and the school.
Biting you may ask, but as they say “All is fair in love and war”.
Not in FL
When I was a freshman in high school a junior that was 6 foot 6 and a basketball player on the varsity team and would pick on me every day when I walked through the the junior hall area one day I had my fill of his B.S and I grabbed him by the neck and slammed his head against the wall and told him if he ever wanted to fight me just let me know. As I was walking away he was getting teased by his own basketball team for a freshman calling him out. I never had to fight anyone for the rest of my high school years. I had 5 older brothers and 2 boxed golden gloves so that was why I defended myself because they taught me to never be harassed by anyone. After that I was respected like I did others.
Nice story. Reminded me of when I was 8. I was born in the millitary, dad apparently didn't notice I was a girl, at 6 he taught me to box. We moved and I started in a new school, my next door neighbor 12, decided I would make a great victim. I warned him to stop bothering me or he would be sorry. He laughed and decided to increase it. Since he was much bigger, I waited for him to get in the school bus, then went to where he was sitting and punched him in his nose, while telling him "I warned you". His mother called the POLICE. When they saw the bully (me) they started laughing and told him, "stay away from her she could break your nose again". I'll never forget that day. After, he became the victim, because people stoped being afraid. He ended up having to change school. Bullies like victims, until they become one.
Just love the coppers laughing! Priceless.
@@sunriseboy4837 I liked that also.
Instead of becoming the victim this young man learned how to fight back. Alll kids should learn how to defend themselves.
Learning to defend oneself is definitely important. Thanks for your comment!
I finally, finally stood up for myself, and the punk a$$ couldn’t get up off the hallway floor outside the cafeteria. All the other school kids just turned around and looked the other way.
They should not have to defend themselves.
@@gigigennaro3303 - So it’s best to be a lifelong victim as opposed to defending one’s self? That’s a head scratcher 🤔🤔
@@gigigennaro3303 Sad to say , but that's not the real world.
A boy tried to bully me during my school days, but I was already a black belt at origami and I made him a nice paper airplane. He never bothered me again.
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Future Biden voter I suppose...?
My problem was football team. But captain flipped his motorcycle in front of my house. I got his helmet off. I got him water. I am a mechanic. I rebuilt his rear wheel he broke a chain tensioner. He always waved to me after that. We were out of school. I still remember trying to decide if I should just laugh or help. Glad I am who I am. Not worth changing for a bunch of idiots.
I grew up in poverty, went to school as one of only 3 white kids, in an all black school. I was blonde, blue eyed and all of 5'4" maybe 120 lbs. I was picked on relentlessly, beaten with a stool leg, coming out of wood shop. It was a nightmare!! As time passed, I developed a late growth spurt and shot up to 6'2". I also hit the gym and probably doubled my 8th grade weight.
The worst of the bullies from school, was a real punk. Ugly thug, made my life absolute hell. Well in my early 20s, he was approaching me on the sidewalk. Honestly, I felt like pounding him into the ground but as he approached he went way out of his way to avoid me. I got the feeling that someone really beat his butt at some point because he looked scared to walk by me.
I was bullied in Jr. High school a few times until one day one of these bullies ran up behind me, punched me in the back of my head and knocked my books and papers all over the hallway floor. I turned around, grabbed him my the throat and smashed his head off of the lockers several times before 3 teachers pulled me off of the bully. Fortunately the teachers saw the whole incident happen and I didn't get in trouble for defending myself. The kid and two of his friends approached me again while walking home and started a fight with me. I didn't start the fight but I finished it... They never bothered me again.
That's what these bullies need.
Good for you my friend 😊
Nice 👍
What kind of ‘fathers’ do “bullies” grow up with?? That’s the problem! 😢😢😢😢😢
@@dianemartin8000the ones who are bullied at home or the ones that are truly envious of you genuine nature, as they can’t be by themselves…
I was being bullied in 5th grade at the bus stop (and elsewhere but that's a much longer story). I had a friend named Mark Moreau who took care of them and protected me. I've tried to find him so I can thank him all these decades later, but so far no luck.
I don't know if he's even still alive but I really appreciated his friendship.
Bullies are one of the worst things about school. It's good to hear of their defeat. Wrestling made a big difference for me. It was long before we had a team but we had it in PE and afterwards we'd wrestle on mats in the gym. I only remember one fellow I couldn't beat and he was a friend.
Wrestling was it for me too. 9th grade. All it took was 1 takedown in the auditorium. Oh and my wrestling jacket. I was a lousy wrestler, but who knew that?
Wrestling your way to victory - literally and metaphorically! That's the kind of resilience we love to hear about. Bet that one fellow rethought his choices after your impressive moves!
Great movie. Love the moral value that can be learned in this movie.
Name of movie 🙏
Name of movie 🙏
@@bettyleigh5269movies called Bully(2018)
I AM PROUD OF YOU Jimmy. These bullies just need to leave people alone.
I was in a very similar situation. I was very skinny in high-school and was picked on a lot. My father got me into boxing training and golden gloves. I was picked on by the quarterback of the football team and I called him out and kicked his behind. Nobody picked on me again.
Skinny turned boxer - talk about a plot twist, Nolan! The quarterback never saw it coming. Your story deserves a tagline: "From golden gloves to golden silence - the tale of a high school hero!"
Butter Bean, perhaps one of the toughest boxers. To see him you would not think this, but in the ring, he was incredible.
I have had 73 years of bullying.
The ex wife did a job on me that made Psycho seem like a Sunday School picnic.
Others gaslighted me, humiliated me, sabotaged property, drove me out of my place of living blah, blah, blah.
Well, it's a bit late, but now that I've had time to reflect, and get fit via weight training on a fairly serious w/o routine three days a week. Put on some 'intresting' muscle.
I always try to be courteous, and respectful to whoever.
Should any SOB 'ever' want to insult, intimidate, or 'bully' me; one of us will need an ambulance and intesive care to get their head out of their arse! It might be me, but the other dude will always remember the volcano he jumped into that day!
Nice story, but a bit too fictional for me
Congratulations! It's got to be a great feeling! I love it! My problem was that as a girl, I was always small for ny age and timid, but there comes a point when you've just had enough. Like my story, years later, my bully was an older military woman. She knew that I was a new nurse and somewhat meek, making her think she had an advantage over me. I was surprised at the things I was able to say to her and it worked! 🥊
Same thing happened to my son, but he had folks training him also. That guy won't mess with him again!
I was an athlete from 4th grade on. Most of my friends were non athletic. I made it a point to stand shoulder to shoulder with the non athletic kids who got picked on. I only needed to suggest one time that if you want a fight them you first have to fight me. They never chose to pick on them again.
Because I was a outstanding athlete... most all other athletes in my schools took the same approach and stood shoulder to shoulder with the more fragile students. I think this was one of the reasons my schools had tremendous student body spirit and classmates remained friends long after graduations, marriages, children, etc etc.
It doesn't take a lot to change dynamics but it does take a willingness to take a stand.
Standing tall for the non-athletic crew - that's true sportsmanship, Smelmy! Your move inspired a domino effect of support. It's like you created your own team of anti-bullies!
Made sure my Grandkids learned Jui Jutisu, then some Karate and then Mui Tai. We all have to fight, they have some tools to work with.
Very good movie, inspirational. Just goes to show all bully's what goes around comes around.
Thx Bro! 👌
Jimmy is an inspiration to all youth.
I remember watching this movie a long time ago
I will never forget the bullies that preyed on me in junior high. I had permission from my parents that every time I saw one of those girls alone I was to immediately kick their butt. I eventually worked my way through the entire bad girls group. Bullying stopped. As I grew older I was able conjure up empathy for them, after learning more about their backgrounds. I forgave, just won’y forget.
That's an inspiring story but boys should never hit girls....lol
You are a very nice person ☺️
No excuse to be a bully.
Mistreated people have to be more focused on their individual selves.
@@palermothegoalgod-wd2wp if a few more smart-aleck girls had gotten what should have been taught to them at home, be kind, courteous to others, respect for fellow students and respect themselves then boys would not have to defend themselves. Which goes the same for boys bullying. Bully's learn from the examples mom and dad set.
I met many bullies in junior school. After 5 years, I put a stop to this with martial arts. He didn't stand a chance and his side bullies ran away. The actual bully transferred to another school. 😂😂😂
@@James-to7pi Yes. Not in America. It is called Primary School. So the difference in terminology. 😅
yes, I had a similar problem. I was a shy, quite guy who kept to myself. A particular prick used to try and bully me.... one day he made it impossible to turn away, so I broke him. I really broke him actually.... but didn't know it until later. This was year 9 or 10.
5 minutes later, the interval/break was over. We were back in class again. Our teacher came in and asked me to stand and come to the front of the class. I was crapping myself, because of the fight.I thought I was really in the crap this time.
He announced that student "xyz" had just resigned/left school (in an ambulance), and that I was to thank for that. I got applause from everyone in the room, and no disciplinary action. This guy never came back to our school, and was never seen again in our small city. He was a real cnut, holding younger students up for money, threatening everyone with a knife etc. The teachers were pissed off with him too, but couldn't do anything. I will always remember that morning....
Actually had to go to school for a return to school after suspension meeting. The school called it a fight and I thought it was but other parents let me know the truth. I believe 4th grade and my step son was actually fighting the school bully. This young kid had been involved in many fights and never addressed as a bully. My wife spoke little English at the time so I did the talking and I had disdain for teachers and principals because of my years in school. I wanted to know why this wasn't a bully situation because of many fights before. This young kid had parents that were to important to be real parents and it was obvious. The principal had an attitude towards me and said nothing to his parents. My wife was confused because I was talking to fast but my stepson knew what was happening. I finally stood up and looked at principle and said to my stepson " if you see a bully doing something to another kid then you can beat the F out of them." I then took my wife's hand and excused us and left. Left my stepson there and told wife in car. When my stepson came home we talked and I always had talks about issues. I told SS that his next birthday party the bully will be invited and I believe his home life is not like ours. I also always took him and sister to school just like I did my bio kids and talked to bully. I just apologized and told him be nice and kids will see you different. He became my sson good friend up till graduation. I see how schools go crazy over certain things but never address bullying and it's worse than other issues. When my ss graduated I was shown a video clip of a loudmouth punk getting ko by 1 punch. He had ripped another student off and I knew all about this punk kid. He and his mom were living free in my brothers apartment while they were being evicted for a year. They were making all types of problems and were behind over a year in rent. Ss knew nothing about that but karma was nice. My bio son was 20yrs older than stepson and they both stood up for others with out being told. We lived a mellow lifestyle so violence was not something they witnessed at home just respect for others
When I was in 6th grade, I was bullied practically daily by a group of older kids the whole year. It wasn't until I had an epiphany early in 7th grade(after a major growth spurt that Summer) that I was 6'2", 200lbs and waaaay bigger than the other older kids...After knocking out my main bully with a headbutt one day he poured mustard into my book bag and threatened to hurt me, I realized these bullies fed off of reactions and FEAR. Once they lost that they were powerless.
I learned kickboxing after that and only had 1 more problem freshman yr of high school. Bully broke nose by sucker punching me, trying to start a fight..He got his wish, I broke 2 of his ribs and never had another problem with them again. Almost 35yrs later the confidence I gained still helps me to this day. Lesson is, Thai Kickboxing is effective but words and de-escalation are ultimately the best means of resolution & most fights can be avoided. And if they can't...🤘
When I was a kid I kept getting bullied and harassed by this guy. A tough guy in the school that bullied everyone. He already knew martial arts I think. His favorite move was giving a roundhouse kick to the stomach.
Anyway, he wasn't the only one that bullied me. My dad finally got sick of me coming home with a bleeding nose or losing my bike from some thug that knocked me off my bike and stealing. He was train in karate. So he trained me daily for about six months straight. I got stronger from push ups and sit ups and punching and kicking and squats and jogging. The nest year in school I was a little bit more confident coz my dad sparred with me too and gave scenarios of fighting and self defense. It was one of the most valuable gifts he had ever given me.
So yes, the time did come when this person then tries to harass me. At first, I just gave him a stern look. Like I don't care. Then the day came and tried to corner me and humiliate me in front of a bunch of people who some were on his side.
"All right. Let's do this". I didn't hesitate. I went berserker mode on him. Just uncontrolled kicking and punching. I didn't even care where they landed. I just wanted to go on the offensive and eventually to his surprise he took a lot of hits to the face and body and legs. He just gave up stood up looking at me. We're both breathing hard but he had tears in his eyes. Everyone broke us up including teachers. Gues who was on my side at the end of it? The teachers did not reprimand me but suspended him for 1 week. They just told my parents what happened but they almost smiled at me like. "Good job!" That guy was a pain in the ass to teachers too. So when it happened, it was like the teachers thanking me. Was I ever bullied again? Some people still tried but for the most part I was a happier kid knowing I could at least throw some kicks and punches if I needed to.
Sorry about the long story. But this did bring back a lot of memories. I need to know the title of the movie though. What is it?
Your dad deserves the "Dad of the Year" award! Daily training sessions for six months - that's some serious dedication. The best part? You became the school's unintentional superhero!
@recapkingofficial thank you. I think he deserves that title too. But maybe I did exaggerated. More accurately it might have been on average, 3 times a week.
I was bullied off and on all through highschool. I learned how to box years later and it's the best thing that ever happened to me. After over 76 fights and numerous champions won, my self confidence went through the roof. I've taught numerous fighters that art of boxing and many have won tournaments themselves. It's been a life lesson and I spent my best years doing something that was so rewarding as being a winner and a regional champion in boxing!
This was me..when I was 4’11” 95lbs….after a summer in the garage with my true Badass father…It only took 30 seconds on the 1st day of eighth grade to end the cowards reign….funny when I was 6’1” and 200lbs…no one tried this crap…a few did…it didnt go well for them…
What a transformation! Your story shows the power of determination and self-improvement.
I was badly bullied in high school, my main tormentor and two of his buddies became cops. Made my life miserable until I finally moved out of state. I was told by a friend that at the 10th class reunion these guys were going to shoot me, it would have been all legal of course. Needless to say I did not attend. Sometimes it is best to just avoid lousy people whether they have a badge or not. A lot of bullies become cops, go figure...
@johnschoonmaker-tm3ll My heart is broken. I'm so sorry for all you have went through with the bullies. And they're cops now is very sad. I have deep respect for the police and sadly some of the evil bullies slip into the force. I admire you for your strength. You have chosen to live your life, and very wise to stay far away from the town they're in. My thoughts and prayers are with you, Sir. God bless and watch over you. ❤💪🙏
My experience too bullies become cops
@@henryhallock7463
That's so they can bully everybody and shoot people legally.
That would explain why the pigs always take the sadistic bullys side after his victim had kicked his arse. But never do anything to stop bullys. Kindred spirits i guess. I loath cops and bullys. Wait they are the same thing.
@@adamfreeman2348 You are exactly 💯 correct. Come to think of it that is how so many bullies and sadistic pukes "accidentally slip past" end up in law enforcement. Just hiring kindred people that ia all.
Having been bullied a lot in school myself, I can really only pity them thinking about it now. You don't need to win to win as long as you don't lose. 👍
I was a late developer, much smaller than most of the boys in my class. I was also a relative new comer to the country. Consequently I really had to try hard to hold my own. Then at 16/17, my final 2 years at school, I grew. My former determination to try hard and not run away was now reinforced by strength and (ashamedly) a bit of wanting revenge. From then I had confidence and had no trouble holding my own or better. At school reunions some 25 to 50 years later (I was by then a masters athlete) I just smiled when I saw some of these guys knowing I had nothing to prove and totally aware of my better physicality. They knew it too. But I also learned that many of them had put up with physical abuse from fathers themselves traumatised by ww2. There are always reasons. My question with this movie (that I will never watch) is why teachers did nothing - no police warnings or whatever else given to the violent perpetrators.
I worked with teens for years. Every single bully came from a home where he or she was taught the art of being an asshole by an adult -- typically an older brother, father or grandfather.
Bullies are made, not born. It's passed down through generations and tarnishes every relationship the bully will ever have. A bully is a child who has no other way of dealing with people than physically or verbally assaulting them. The parent who tolerates a bully is allowing child abuse!! Children who are bullies should be temporarily removed from the family and put in foster care where they can see how normal people create caring relationships.
You honestly believe foster homes are better than a child's own home w/their own family? NOT. Some foster homes only do it to line their own pockets and 'screw the child'.
HOW TRUE..........WELL SAID.
Some bullies come from families, who simply cannot control them. And if you do take adequate measures, you wind up in jail
My kids were not bullies, but I told them that if someone came onto them, to fight like hell. That would solve the bully problem.
They might get a week of suspension, but a trip to the courthouse for the BoE and the media coverage should make somebody grow a set.
This. ^^^
In foster care? 90% will end up worse than they started. That is the worse possible way to go. The foster system in the US is beyond sick.
Years ago, before My years in elementary school had come to an end I had already completed growing. I was 5' 11"" in fifth grade. I was taller and bulkier than most of the teachers. I was not a bully but there was only one other student that was roughly the same size as me.
He for some reason thought it necessary to try to establish some sort of pecking order and was indeed my bully. I put up with the jerks crap for a long time until one day I picked him up and threw him over the top of a couple desks in the classroom.
He kissed my backside from then on constantly claiming we were friends.
This may sound like a tall tail but it is true.
I had a Marine after me because I was a friend with his g/f for over 3 years. He jumped me and I wrestled him to the ground and kept him there. I let him up to walk away and he then jumped me and I had to knock him out. He had 2 other "friends" with him but thy could not help him since I had 2 of my friends with me at the time.
AS THE MOM OF A YOUNG MAN WHO FINALLY FOUGHT BACK AND BEAT OFF HIS ATTACKERS, I CAN TELL YOU THAT THE SCHOOL SYSTEM WILL TREAT THE ONE WHO DEFENDS HIMSELF AS A CRIMINAL AND MAKE HIS LIFE A MISERY. Where we live the school board had a rule called the Second man in rule where thye punish the one who defends himself, while leaving the bully (s) to go on on as before!
That's because most bullies are narcissists and find their way into government where they can protect their own kind.
Ny first year at a comprehensive school in Bedworth UK.. the pony tailed bully was doing his rounds collecting the first year students dinner money .. I refused to hand over my dinner money so he snatched my school uniform cap from my head and threw it onto the nearby bicycle shed . I went mental and swung his head / face into the school gymnasium wall.using his supposedly threatening pony tail hairdo.. I was caned for my AGGRESSION and the bully went to hospital, with a severely lacerated face never to return to school.
I had bully problems for a few years. Finally I decided to immediately punch first when provoked! Nobody ever bullied me again!
I grew up in a tough neighborhood in Brooklyn in the 80’s. While I was never one to be bullied, I never started fights, but also never backed down, but I’d usually lose the fight. The older kids that hung out in the schoolyard across the street from my building were a lot tougher than me, and they didn’t like me because I never backed down but they knew they could take me. My grandfather was into boxing, he lived a couple blocks away, and he started teaching me how to fight, bought me a punching bag and boxing gloves and everything. Eventually I started kicking a$$, until one day, I guess because they couldn’t take me one on one so easily anymore, one day 3 of them jumped me. They beat the ever loving sh!t outta me. I came running up stairs into the house crying and all beat up and my father asked what happened. I told him 3 of them jumped me. He was like “Wait, do you me all of them beat you up at the same time?”. When I told him yeah, he yelled at me to stop crying, grabbed me by my collar and dragged me down the stairs and across the street. The whole time I was begging my father “No! No! You’re gonna make it worse!” Cuz I thought he was yell at them for beating up his precious boy or something, but he went in there in the school and told all the kids to get against the wall with their backs to wall. Then he told me to point out which 3 jumped me. I did, and he told all the other kids to get lost, and he told those 3 “You all jumped by boy at the same time!? Now you’re each gonna fight him one on one!🫵😠”. My father ask me which one do want first, and I don’t remember if I even answered, I remember just running at the one who always started it and kicking him in the stomach and then wailing on him. We fought, I got the better of him, and my father really did make me fight all 3 of em, one after the other, after already taking a beating before it all. And I held my own. They never bothered me again after that.
There’s nothing like the feeling you get from standing up to a bully.
Well good on your old man and you for going back and dealing to it !!!
I hope your Dad is still around, and proud of you, and you of him.
He sounds like a great guy. I bet he has a few good stories of his own hidden away....
Reminds me of the old movie with Matt Dillon called My Bodyguard.
Great film. I teach at a middle school. Bullys never get in sufficient trouble to stop their destructive behavior.
I really stand behind throwing down when the time is right to stop bullys. Fighting can escalate, but not fighting back doesn’t work either.
You can't be a true middle school teacher until you've gleefully suspended a kid for having been beaten up.
One of my Favorite movies ...
@@scottadler My Grand daughter put a boy bully down and turned to look for the teacher and she was turning her head away to avoid seeing it.
@@rodwoods2108 Your grandaughter was a girl. Girls get away with stuff. I have never forgotten for a day the way I was suspended for having been attacked and beaten up by a bully in front of half the school. He wasn't suspended, but "I should have known better."
@@lauratran7638 For me, it wasn't entirely boys, not by a long shot. Many of the bullies were pretty girls, who operated in packs. Would you agree to having the girls' "bottoms paddled right in front of the whole town and school kids"? Of course not. Which uis why girl bullying never stops. There is never a consequence.
I was bullied once at school....I beat the crap out of her....NEVER picked on again....ever. SHE was expelled!! 😂😂😂❤
It makes no difference if you are not physically as strong as the bully. If you fight back and hurt them they will avoid you. The bully will always target one who does not fight back.
When I was extorted of my lunch money in the early 70's , I gave in. Before I knew it other bullies were after my lunch money. I didn't have the money so I had to say no. I was thinking I would get an ass whooping I figured at least I could get a couple licks in. The people doing the bullying didn't do anything they just went on to find someone else to extort .
I was a fat kid who took much bullying But I was smart enough to be friends with a few of the best athletes in my school. I got messed with a few times but the bad guys knew to lay off because of my friends. Learn to fight or learn to have tough friends to get by.
Sad to learn when we become adults is that most bullies are bullied themselves, often by their own parents.
Sounds like you're making excuses for the bullies
Grew up in a small town where there was a bully in our eight grade class. He was always wanting to beat up on me and sometimes he instigated others to gang up on me. Many years later I returned to see some of my old friends still living in this town only to find out that the bully, who everyone feared back then, came out eventually as gay. I guess now I know why he always had this thing for me.
Talk about a plot twist, Roger! The bully's secret? Unexpected, to say the least. Life's full of surprises, and sometimes even the toughest bullies have their own personal journeys.
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I could box in High School and had a fight in 8th grade with a Bully who years later died on the GA Chain Gang. Lost the fight but the fact that I bloodied this Bully up meant that I was left alone by all bullies in High School
That's quite a story! Glad you found a way to stand up to bullies and make them think twice. 👊😅
@@recapkingofficial Actually more often than not I defended the Nerds.Or more to the point I never bullied anyone. But I did see how some people were mercilessly bullied all through High School. One famously told the entire senior class off when he graduated telling them that he was glad he would never ever see them again.They did make fun of him every single day.
I am not a trained fighter, but I think I have a strategy that can work for anyone. I have a philosophy about fighting that can give an advantage to anyone. First of all, all fighting is dirty business. Since all fighting is dirty business, then there is no such thing as a "fair fight" !!!! My rule is; NEVER pick a fight. ALWAYS be humble in your character and act in self-defense. Those are my 2 most important rules of morality. Beyond this, I will do anything to hurt my aggressor BADLY!!!!. on the first strike. The first strike is always the most important. I want to hurt my aggressor so bad on the first strike that it will handicap his ability to fight back. I want the guy to be debilitated...QUICKLY! I am not beyond kicking a guy in the balls of throwing dirt, mud etc.... in his eyes/ face. Once my aggressor is too handicapped to fight I have the advantage to continue beating snot out of the guy !!! Just remember, the more time you spend in the fight the greater your odds are of getting hurt!! Make the fight end as quickly as possible by ending the aggressive behavior. Master your fear. Do not fear let rule you. Fear is a paralyzing emotion.
I like your theory and it worked for me once. Two upper class bullies had me against the wall and I learned anger can take control. I broke ones nose with a head bunt and fought hard with the other, not sure who won but the bullying stopped. It probably helped when my older brother had his way with the one still able to fight.
Love this Dany Trejo ! Perfect as boxing trainer😊
Sounds very familiar to when I was in school with the exception that I took it further before the bully had a chance to.
Nice movie recap, good job
Glad you enjoyed the recap! Thanks for your support!
My bullies were in a parish grade school in the 60s. I was a tall, skinny kid. I almost never fought back, because I knew they wanted to get me into a fight and beat the crap out of me. One day, a bully was holding me against some lockers and punching my chest over and over. I had enough, and with one swift uppercut I broke his nose. I don't think he ever admitted that, because I would have been confronted by the principal. But I think the other bullies saw his broken nose and guessed the reason... because they stopped bothering me.
God bless the man who taught this wonderful young man❤
After being the victim for several years 5 to be exact of a bully ,he stuck me with 3 inch needle, I hit him with school room desk, on our 30th class reunion , he apologized for the torment he did. Then pointed out the 6 inch scar on his bald head the desk gave him. P.S. never got bulled again after that.during baseball season, he didn't like it when I was on the mount pitching, had a 92 mile per hour fast ball at age 15,16,17,18. When on to play pro ball. Were friends now.😇
2👍's up Recap King thank you for sharing
So this is Karate Kid, but Boxing Kid.
Absolutely, overcoming adversity is a timeless theme. Thanks for your comment!
A bigger boy in my neighborhood bullied me but he moved away after his dad died. Then in high school I was bullied again so I quit the wrestling team and joined the weight lifting group. With muscles bulging 1 and 1/2 years later in college there across from me at a lab table sat the neighborhood billy. When I told him who I was he pushed back and said that was a long time ago. He became my best friend as we took classes😅 together and studied together. Make your bully your best friend.
bullies wont stop ! do what i did and that was to get him alone and tell him if he bullies you one more time you are going to beat him so bad that he wont walk straight ever again ! he just laughed and took a swing and i stepped to my left and with my fist i broke his collar bone he was enraged and swung again and i broke his other collar bone then he said he was going to have me killed by his fathers friends ! so i knocked him down picked up a rock and destroyed both his knees then put him on his stomach and with my foot on his shoulder blade with all my strength i shoved his arm flat against his back totally ruining the shoulder and socket where it connected the arm ! months later i heard from a friend in another town that he saw him and was in a wheelchair with his right arm withered and hanging in a brace and looked like he weighed 80 lbs !! i didn't feel sorry for him and i was going to talk to him but decided not to ! he was warned and now suffering for his actions .no friends...alone and im sure miserable !!
@@armandoaldana8543 the kid that bullied me in high school cracked an egg on Halloween at McDonald's in front of the rest of the jocks. I tried to find this kid alone but never did.
Well this feel-good clip is a bunch of bull. Most larger USA schools would not allow such a fight to happen if were rumored widely enough to get around to draw a crowd. If it did or happened spontaneously both would be suspended. Many years ago when I was in school yes fights happened all the time. Now days you get a lawyer and sue the bullies family and the school and press criminal charges. Crazy how things change.
Well, if you restrain your kid from fighting back, he/she calls the PD and YOU go to the can. That leaves you with two choices: let your kid get
Bullied until he/she feels like there is one way to stop it.
You certainly don't want that to happen. OR; You hire a tutor, ot send your kid to a private school. Better get a 2nd full time job if either of the latter is selected.
Or send your kids to take Karate lessons.
Bullying WOULDN'T happen if they raised THEIR kids right. The PARENTS are probably not very nice themselves.
Raising kids right is definitely key in preventing bullying. Thanks for your insight!
Dang he looks like Danny on the Partridge family from way back.
I'm 77 now, never been a fighter, but in junior high school, I was walking from the car back to the school one open house night, three guys coming toward me on the sidewalk. One of them, who eventually became the mayor of the town, fancy that, stuck his fist out going by and caught me in the stomach. No reason. I turned around and called him out on it, we ended up on the lawn with him swinging roundhouse punches at me, and me stepping backward in a circle away from those punches. Finally I remembered what we learned watching the old Mr Moto movies on TV, so I stepped in after one of those punches, and simply grabbed him, put my right foot behind him and pushed him over onto the ground, where there just happened to be a very convenient mud puddle. Took the wind out of his sails, though his taller buddy accused me of starting it and slapped me in the face, but they let me go. I probably should have dumped him in the mud too, but he was a good foot taller. Had tears in my eyes walking back to the school, but I felt like a champ. Wonder what the future mayor's parents said when they saw his suit... 😊 A few years later in high school, a bully kept giving me a rough time, wanted me to take a swing at him. Finally, one day, the school bus was pulling out at 3:10 and I saw this same guy fighting a black kid with a big circle of kids around them. Next time I saw him, he had a terrific shiner, never bothered me again. He must have learned something that day. H m m m m... 🔵🐸🦖🫏
I was bullied in secondary school by 3 boys. I asked my dad for help and he told me to thump the boy with the biggest mouth. I did just that and the other two ran away. Never had any issues after that.
Word of advice. Don't fight on school grounds. They will punish the bullied just as much as the bully even if they know about the bully. In the schools today, you're not allowed to stand up for yourself, and usually the teachers won't even try to step in to protect the innocent.
I was bullied in junior high the 2 guys played football so nothing was done. So that summer I got a job on a farm plus worked out. Well when it was time for fall ball I tried out and made the team well let’s just say they never bothered me ever again. Plus the one guy ended up being a backup. I just turned my gentleness into a good thing and no one else ever messed with me again. I got the nickname the Big TeddyBear or Big Ole Bear.
All those adults standing around and looking out a window are condoning this fight??? And it looks like this fight was on school grounds. Wow. I taught middle school for 30 years, and any fight between students was quickly stopped and BOTH students, regardless of the situation or condition, were suspended. Where are this kid Miles' parents?? This movie was similar to My Bodyguard. Which had a fight OFF school grounds.
Thank you mr. Action. A good heart is hard to come by these days
I noticed (this is all hindsight) that the bullies in JR. HIGH & HIGH SCHOOL all became weak and needy [NOT ALL] and those picked on (us mice) became much stronger, THANK YOU BULLIES!
Wasn't finished, thank you all a 1000 MUCHLY'S ✌️SPACE RANGER JYM
I don't know if you read these, but personally I prefer the other voice you use for these videos over this one. It narrates and sounds so much better.
this was good. You sound like you have something to gain.
Truth Justice and The American Way.
Danny Trejo as Manny.
When I was in college there was a guy that was a wrestler. That actually wanted to be a boxer. He bullied people. He bullied guy one night, the guy had a friend. That was a 175 pound football player. The 175 pound player beat his a$$. Ended the bulling.
What a story! Standing up to bullying can have unexpected outcomes. Thanks for sharing.
I hated bullies. In high school grade 9 I was already 6’3” and 200 lbs. I stood up for a lot of grade 9 kids that were getting abused. I even fought 3 seniors on an on ramp Carson stopped to watch the beatdown . My dad boxed in Europe and taught me how to defend myself.
And people wonder why no one shows up for HS reunions, if i never see anyone from HS i will die a happy man
my son had his sandwiches taken each day he came up with a solution he used a rolling pin and made them wafer thin. Result..They were not touched by bully but my son could still eat his lunch.
A like this what is the name of the movie?
Fookin quality. Absolute hate bullying...respect
Absolutely, standing up against bullying is crucial. Thanks for your support!
I wouldn't advise any victim of bullying to stand up to the bully. Principals just looooooooooooooove to suspend or expel victims. It's what they do. Instead, the victim's parents should have a lawyer threaten to sue the principal unless the bullies are expelled. Nothing else works.
It's not a real outcome 99.9% of the time. But nerds need a feel good movie.
That was an excellent production!
I was also bullied when I was a kid. I’m 78 now. I never got over it. Thank God I had a lot of friends.
I had a bully at boarding school back in the 80s and gave it back twice and now we are good friends and have been for many year's 😂😂
I was a wrestler in HS. Needless to say I didn't get messed with.
Toughest sport in the world. I have been wrestling since 1972 and no one has more respect for than a wrestler. Keep wrestling!
The bullies are only brave when they have you out numbered
Bullying exists in schools with weak or non existent discipline. 👨🏫👩🏫
Absolutely, addressing bullying in schools is crucial. Thanks for your insight.
Wonderful video 😊.
I had a bully then he learned the hard way that I can use anything as a weapon when I found a stick
There were fights in school when I was there but I and most people i hung out with wouldn't of let someone get held back and beat, say 2 vs 1 or whatever, I dunno I have been out of school for.over 20 years so maybe things have changed , people are scared to stand up for real things these days.
You're right, standing up for others is so important. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Actually, the moral of the story is, "Bullying has a place in society". I am as opposed to bullying as anyone....perhaps more than most as I have been bullied in the past. However, I learned to stand up for myself and have benefitted throughout my life as a result. Futile attempts to eradicate bullying will not only not succeed, they will weaken society and spawn other forms of violent behavior.
Ahh, another Karate Kid movie. Very cool..
Everybody on earth has been bullied and they love to talk about it.
Bullies in movies are so welcome and necessary to provide victims with a great villain.
Very Inspirational
So glad you found the video inspirational! Stories like this can really resonate.
It would have also been cool if glass jaw and Manny have met in a fight