I bullied a guy same age as me. Only verbally. 10 years later this guys a bjj champ in my state and has his own gym. I always felt bad for the things I said to him and after about 5 years out of school I sent him a fb message to apologize and he was very forgiving we had a beer at the bar caught up and he was just the Best Guy. Nelson if you’re reading this man you’re going way further than I ever will bud. Keep it up. I’m sitting here hating life in the military.
I wonder why people bully other in schools. I used to have a bullied friend we lived on the same street and played hockey, he was a bit fat and somewhat awkward. People called him fatass and I used to defend him from the other guy which were also my friends because I was one of the best at sports in high school. It seems like they felt a sense of unity all humiliating one person and they could all have a sense of something in common to relate to, bullying the fat kid.
@@MaxxerG that’s how it was in my friend group to me but it wasn’t bullying, just light stuff, but their was one kid who didn’t know the limits, he seemed narccasstic in that sense. Eventually we fought because it became too much and although I didn’t get beat up, I didn’t beat him how I would’ve wanted and held a grudge for the longest until I seen this video, GSP is a real dude fr.
billy bob hes one of the hardest working mma fighters out there, at least, in his prime he was, and also just down right one of the nicest guys youll ever meet. Sorry to see comments like yours, why so angry bro? Its all good man. Be chill. And merry xmas!
@@scorpionsoulja literally knocked the last guy he fought and has one of the biggest title defense streak how about stop showing people youre a dumb fuck
Im 38 years old. I havent really had a hero since I was a kid. Sure, there are people I look up to and respect, but gsp is on another level. What a humble, curious, educated person
I'm 37 and I was literally just thinking this when I read your comment. It's important for us all to have heros and role models, and also for us to be the heros for our children. Peace brother
Next time anyone's being mean to you just tell them in a French accent "What you doing, you good looking guy full of potential." They will be very confused and they'll just walk away lol
@@lupreztryson its a part of the game, they say. (I think its a really stupid part, but yeah. Its still a part of the game. Do UFC fighters take their hate outside? With few exceptions like McGregor team vs khabib team? Not so much.
ralpph i can imagine the pussy you are in real life. "Holding grudges" You are a idiot. So if you someone does your dirty for a lot of money you are just going to forget about it ?????? You look like those hardcore punks who run and hide
Met GSP at the ESPYs 3 years ago. The nicest, kindest human beings ever. Signed every autograph, took every pic, talked to the fans, stayed to give an interview to an up and coming TH-cam personality. Always smiling. True definition of a role model. Who also happens to kick your ass if you cross the line.
@@jaystarr6571 Actually he's trying to say "where everybody lives" the word for where if French is "ou". A mistake I make myself sometimes when using it in a sentence. (I'm French canadian)
I was also bullied as a child. I remember at the age of 5 being knocked out cold... Later in life I confronted my father and asked him why... He never gave me a good reason. I had no choice but to forgive him.... RIP Step Dad.
That's a good outlook to have! I never got closure emotionally with my Dad but when all was said and done and he had died I wrote a poem about us doing the best we could. There is never enough time to find all the answers. Forgiveness is a good start though.
on a serious note: the real moral of the story to me: one kind and uplifting word can turn around a whole life. The bully probably has never heard another guy tell him, he was full of potential.
From the story about his abusing father we can guess he probably had a very shitty life, and when you're young that'll make you do shitty things. I'm pretty sure the bully in this story did a lot of other bad things, to a lot of other kids than GSP, but at some point you get older and have to live with all that you've done. I wouldn't be surprised if he was "paralized" by shame and guilt (a powerful motivater to escape in alcohol and drugs). In the end GSP served as a metaphor, by forgiving him the guy saw that he wasn't beyond redemption and stopped giving up on himself... Anyways that's only my guess! But I'm pretty sure he needed that forgivness more than he needed that 100 bucks
@@insomniacbritgaming1632 he vacated every belt? You seriously have 0 fucking clue about the ufc. He had the ww title for 2064 days and defended it 9 times, only 2 people have ever held on for a title longer and against more people. Give your head a shake for your clear lack of knowledge
@@insomniacbritgaming1632 in mma if you get your bell rung hard you're career is over and your life shortened. Do you blame him for dodging an inevitable bullet? Hell no that's smart advice from his managers.
I accidentally shoulder checked him in Vegas, when I realized who I was apologizing to 2 drops of pee came out. He smiled patted me on the shoulder and said " it's cool it's cool, you go home tell your friends you only guy in the world shoulder check gsp and get away with it."
It was an accident in a buffet line and I'm sure he saw how scared I was. Either way he was totally chill about it and now I'm the only guy in the world who shoulder checked GSP and got away with it
I was a bully at school That shit nearly made me kill myself just thinking abt all the problems i caused to these people that they may still have to this day because of me Bad childhood problems in the house and stuff that made me bully others Bullies are the weakest people
@@william9922 stop kicking others when they’re already down and already repented of something they did, God bless you, 1 Corinthians 15:1-8, Romans 10:9-10, Acts 2:38, John 3:16 🙏🏽
A similar thing happened to me at my first high school reunion. One of my bullies approached me and apologized to me for bullying me. I told him I was incredibly appreciative of his offer and I bought him a drink. Same thing happened with another dude I got into a fight with at track practice, and a dude who called me out when I said some really sideways shit on Twitter. People are willing to forgive. You have to do the same and be willing to forget. I think we all need to remember that.
yep until you have your resentment fulfilled, don't get me wrong the way he coped with it is great and whatever, but there is not only darkness to fulfilled revenge trust me on that one, it feels like divine justice of your own making. So yeah great story but the other side remains untold.
It takes struggle and hardship to get the viewpoint he has. Some can hear those story and build that type of attitude but for most you have to experience struggle for that attitude. The problem today is we are free and we don’t suffer consequences for our actions. We are complacent and blind to what struggle is and because of that our view on life and reality is distorted
GSP is hands down one of the classiest, most stand-up fighters in the history of MMA. You can jus tell he's a nice guy from the way he carries himself, actions aside.
Lmao he knew he couldn't force gsp to give him money anymore so he had to adapt, even going so far as to purchase an elaborate homeless man costume. The bully won again
@@christophertucker4917 stfu u whimp,a guy comes and knock your head off you say"you know what,i'm gonna go study hard get the job of my dream and spend the vacation in the bahamas just so i can get my revenge on that punch"
Telios Abraxas sometimes it works for your advantage, you just wanna succede so bad to get you’re revenge so you end up archieving something in life so sometimes it works as a motivation
I can personally tell that Georges really meant it on not beating his bully but beat him by being humble, nice & just swallow your pride, spit it out, let it go-type of way..Wow he's just rare champion at best👌
I ran into my school bully when I was in my 30’s. I’m in my 50’s now. He was working in a local store. When I saw him he recognized me right away. We were obviously adults but I was much larger than him and had been training martial arts for many years, so I easily could have hurt him. He was very apologetic for how he treated me and I told him it was all in the past and we were good. We talked for an hour or more about old times and people we both knew. After a while I bid him farewell with a handshake. I found out only a few weeks later that he deleted himself over a divorce. I was heartbroken for the guy. Even though he tormented me as a kid, as an adult he took responsibility and apologized. He didn’t deserve to go out that way. I’ll never forget him and how good he made me feel when he apologized. George & Joe are right, carrying hate in your heart is detrimental to your overall well being. Forgive people’s mistakes in the past and move forward in a better light. It’s good for the soul.
I read GSP book. He suffered from severe OCD personality disorder. He was texting he ex girlfriend many times a week for 1 year before she broke up with her new boyfriend and came back with GSP. He used all these OCD traits in his training to train and throw kicks thousand of times before going back to his next training from Montreal to NYC until he perfected it. His flaw in his personal life made him the GOAT in his professional life and trained repeatedly to master all of his techniques more than any other fighter.
that's kinda what my heroin dealer recently told me, "what are you doing?" you're a young good looking guy, you shouldnt be doing this to yourself? you need to get your life together". And i was giving this guy $250 every three to four days, he wasn't greedy about the money he was making off me, he seriously wanted me to get help. When i told him i was flying away to go to rehab, he was very happy, he even gave me a free gram to carry me through, but he also said, "you get on that plane, and don't you call my phone number again" Been clean for 2 months now
That guy caught that energy from GSPs' wholehearted gesture . You know the guy thought about their past and GSP telling him that he used to lookup to him caused the dude to reflect on his past ,and ultimately analyze his past from a new perspective . The fact that the guy got a job n went back to express gratitude tells me he had struggled all his life self projecting his own abuse and somehow his relationship bullying GSP as a kid had played a role in GSP to become a champion later in life ,and then GSPs championship and success ended up humbling GSP enough that later when they crossed paths again,this all came full circle . And for the better,all because GSP has true ❤️ Forgiveness and communication go along way.
I saw GSP help a mom get her stroller into an ice cream shop in MTL a couple years ago. You watch his fights, you play him in UFC, you see his interviews, but I loved seeing what I saw the most. GSP GOAT!
And it is true. You're not FULL of potential. Life isn't fair. But you can do your best. You just have to work harder than tall and good looking person. It is always combination of your genes and what you do. Talent and hard work. Ask anyone who knows anything about this stuff (for example some PROfessional musician) - hard work always win. Of course if tall, good looking guy works as hard as not so tall and not that good looking guy, tall and good looking one will win. You can't change the fact that world isn't fair, but that's no reason to give up.
I used to get bullied by alot of kids when i was about 8-12 and at 13-15 i used to bully other kids. At the age of 16 i regretted it... really makes you think how stupid we are when were children.
I met my bully when i was 16. He made me have a very VERY hard time when i was 12. He was taller and like 3 years older. But by the time i was 16 we were the same height so when i saw him i had all those flashbacks coming at me but when he saw me he was happy to see me. He was like "hey man, so good to see. Whats up" and i realized i didnt care for the stuf he did to me anymore. We even end up being friends. I guess is like Nietzsche used to say "unlike women men can't hold grudge for a long time".
This is the big difference between the GSPs and Pacquiao’s of the world from the Rousey and Maywether, humility. GSP and Pacquiao are genuinely nice guys and great role models unlike the arrogant types like Rousey and Floyd. Much respect to GSP
@@Foggy_Mustard That Conor was respectful to Aldo, even when he lost to Diaz he was respectful. After Khabib beating him, instead of focusing on what he did wrong, he focused on blaming his loss and constantly talkes shit about a guy who doesn't talk about Conor until Conor says something about him.(and of course the multiple crimes hes committed too)
These recommendations are getting scary. I was literally thinking about how I need to drop the grudge I have on my high school bully. Trust me my grudge was really bad, I’ve been out of high school for 7 years now... and over the course of those 7 years I don’t think a week has gone by where I didn’t think about beating up my bully or doing horrible things to him just to let him know how much he’s effected me and my life. I recently realized that I just need to drop it... it’s been 7 years and I can’t keep holding onto these thoughts of pain and negativity... it’s time to open a new chapter of my life and leave all the negative thoughts behind. I don’t know if my Bully will ever change his perspective on me or how he treated me but I can’t dwell on that. I need to live my life for me and stay positive. (Side note: His reason for bullying me was simply “I don’t like you”) I tried to talk it out with him when we were younger but he’s always been hard headed. Maybe some people were just meant to be shit?
Fuck that guy or girl boss up on them dont bat a eye too that shit. I got some problems w a person not a bully but same situation kill them w success they wont be anything you are
primal human nature. to be honest though, it is kind of our own fault when we got bullied. we shouldn't hear the "rules" and just straight up split his wig!
I love how English GSP second language but can tell a story and you can understand, you listen to Faber and Cody and it’s like you’re losing brain cells
GSP deserved so much more in UFC They claim to want UFC to have an image of sportsmanship and respect But then they feed into the whole mess connor turned into
I know GSP will never read this but this clip has helped me out a lot. I even saw some high school bullies yesterday and it was hard not to sock any single one of them but I strolled out of there with my mom, an excellent cup of coffee and a huge burp. It put a smile on my own face so I would like to extend my thanks to you, Georges.
This is a story about a very powerful impasse in another persons history and the fact that it is documented here and that we all get to appreciate it is incredible.
The real moral of the story is all those people who peaked in high school end up losers, all the ones who got picked on/overlooked are the ones who turn out to be winners, whether they're a CEO or a UFC champion.
It's nice to believe that, but it's not true. Some studies have shown that usually the popular kids in high school end up going on to be the most successful.
@@dantheinternetman1 and I'm sure some studies show just the opposite, take a look at the world's most successful men.... Gates, Musk, Bezos..... any of them strike you as 'popular' back in high school ?
@@johnnychopping3655 What makes more sense: A popular kid who has good social skills and confidence that comes along with it VS. a loner who gets beat down every day for years who is defeated and depressed? Who's more likely to be successful? Momentum carries. Sure, there are stories like Bill Gates and Elon Musk who rise above it, but those are anomalies. It's more likely the successful person will carry that momentum to the next school, to the next career, etc. than the other way around. The loner, excluded kid will have to climb the mountain with a weight on his/her back. The other person is going down hill.
@@dantheinternetman1 depends on your definition of success, if you mean smashing it at the office selling insurance then sure. But with the exception of elite athletes who are given a silver platter for life due to their genetics, the most successful people on the planet all fall into the category of bullied/unpopular as kids. It's what drives them. Why spend your life trying to be excellent if everyone kissed your ass from day one? I know of at least a few people first hard who were the shit throughout their teens, 10 years later now they ain't shit.
Great story! We ever know what people face behind closed doors. What a great man to rise above eventually finding empathy and compassion to his situation. The world is a better place when we can let our past go and drop the ego.
Wow, what a great guy. To have that outlook on life and all the people that treated you like shit, and then when asked about it, to still think you're nothing special? Humble, forgiving and empathetic.. Great role model, whether intentional or not
I’ve literally watched hour long videos from Joes interviews where I forget that it’s a Joe Rogan video and he’ll randomly throw in a “Oh wow!” And I’ll jump with my headphones in because I forgot that he was there haha
Sometimes he goes the opposite way and is quite rude and cuts guests off and talks over the top of them. I think its when he’s really high and maybe doesn’t realise it lol
Wait until you come across a video of him talking to a christian or someone who has negative ideas about weed. He becomes the most childish shouting-over neanderthal. When he has a guest who disagrees with him he’s the worst.
I bullied a fellow classmate for about 3 years, from about 9 years old to 11 or 12 years old. I met the guy at a hardware store a few years ago and initiated a handshake so that I could apologize respectfully. Despite everything I put him through, he shook my hand and said "Man, it's all good. Kids are cruel, no hard feelings bud". I have never felt so small in my entire life, with all the torment I put him through, he was still able to forgive me and be the bigger man. I'd be lying if I said I didn't tear up on the way home. I felt like such a piece of shit. People really can change, if I could go back and take back everything I did to him, I would, in a heartbeat.
This story reminds me of my own story when back in junior high school I was always getting beat up by a bullie, 20 years later I bumped into my childhood bullie and not surprisingly he beat the shit out of me once again!
@@Ben-hf5ej lmao thats imo the perfect height for a man any age. Dunno what you're complaining about. Im 6'4 and I would wanna be 2 inches shorter. How old are you?
I love this guy. So humble, so real, so funny, a great sportsman, talented, a great example of being a professional fighter without being an egotistical maniac.
GSP is a genuine human being that lives on high moral standards. This is what a true champion is he helped get a persons life back on track by kindness, not violence. He could have resorted to revenge however, he chose kindness and his true character.
I just want to say... gsp changed my life. Being an over weight kid from 6-19, borderline diabetic, I borrowed rushfit from a friend, the whole set! I powered through the videos for 3 months. He helped me lose weight and it changed my life.. big shout to you gsp🙏🏼
I was also bullied a couple of times in my youth. But i stood up against them, i fought/intimidated them after taking mental blows. Once they were "beaten" i would stop and reason with them. All of them turned out to be friends and they all improved their act. They just needed to be put in place. Now i don't know if this goes for all bullies, but it sure did for mine.
Ah man; I cannot believe George. He is too nice, he is like a saint. Amazing athlete, breathtaking person. God bless him! If people only were half as good as he is, we'd probably live in a perfect society.
George was born in St-Isidore-De-Laprairie and his family still lives there. I met my girlfriend who was born in this town and now I live in Saint-Isidore with her! At his last UFC fight, we all gathered at the only bar there is in this small town. There were some of his family members and friends and when he won everyone screamed and cheered and hugged each others. It was a really great moment.
Open heart, GSP's Dad went to solve problems and understood the dad's problem, what a great family. They totally had karma coming back to them, broken people coming home to thank them. good on you GSP and his family!
Testosterone, healthy, tall.. all good foundation for leadership. But depending on your standards and how far you can imagine, it could be 60% leg up or .01% leg up!
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Police: can you give me a description of the perpetrator?
GSP: he's a tall very goodlooking guy you know? A lot of potential.
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😂😂😂 this is fucking gold
I don't think any of the bloke's I went to school with would have much potential after I saw them again...
Don't know why but I'm fucking crying laughing at this
This absolutely killed me. Well done.
"If a guy's bigger and stronger than you, you drop a television on his head from the roof." - Mike Tyson
Wtf he said that? 😂
That’s why Mike’s a gangsta...
@@robinkjellberg6796 yes. he did.....
lool He has a point
"If a guy'th bigger and thronger than you, you drop a televithion on hith head from the roof."
Plot twist, the guy wasn't homeless, he told his gf "Watch me get GSP's lunch money one last time"
Hahaha. Thanks for the laugh
Dude....am eating... cracked me up!
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Wowwww LMAO that’s a good one 😂
LOOOOOL!!! Man... that is fucking good
I bullied a guy same age as me. Only verbally. 10 years later this guys a bjj champ in my state and has his own gym. I always felt bad for the things I said to him and after about 5 years out of school I sent him a fb message to apologize and he was very forgiving we had a beer at the bar caught up and he was just the Best Guy. Nelson if you’re reading this man you’re going way further than I ever will bud. Keep it up. I’m sitting here hating life in the military.
I wonder why people bully other in schools. I used to have a bullied friend we lived on the same street and played hockey, he was a bit fat and somewhat awkward. People called him fatass and I used to defend him from the other guy which were also my friends because I was one of the best at sports in high school. It seems like they felt a sense of unity all humiliating one person and they could all have a sense of something in common to relate to, bullying the fat kid.
@@MaxxerG that’s how it was in my friend group to me but it wasn’t bullying, just light stuff, but their was one kid who didn’t know the limits, he seemed narccasstic in that sense. Eventually we fought because it became too much and although I didn’t get beat up, I didn’t beat him how I would’ve wanted and held a grudge for the longest until I seen this video, GSP is a real dude fr.
I forgive u, but I told u, one day time will catch up and you won’t end up anywhere. I told you I’ll end up better than you. Now enjoy life you loser
@@bigdallas6514 lmao classic
@@bigdallas6514 lmao
"get out of here man, you're full of potential"
how can you not love george
billy bob hes one of the hardest working mma fighters out there, at least, in his prime he was, and also just down right one of the nicest guys youll ever meet. Sorry to see comments like yours, why so angry bro? Its all good man. Be chill. And merry xmas!
@@pmcccar He's anglo-canadian so..
That's a healthy way to move forward in situations like that, like an adult with your head on your shoulders. 👍 Respectable.
@@scorpionsoulja literally knocked the last guy he fought and has one of the biggest title defense streak
how about stop showing people youre a dumb fuck
@The Dawg I put everything I own I'd KO any man named Billy Bob
*Runs into bully years later and immediately gives the bully everything he had in his pocket out of habit.*
Frank Castle 😂
Canadian hero
I mean... you aren't wrong
That's funny!
Ran that shit on sight 😭
Im 38 years old. I havent really had a hero since I was a kid. Sure, there are people I look up to and respect, but gsp is on another level. What a humble, curious, educated person
Khabibbbb
I'm 37 and I was literally just thinking this when I read your comment. It's important for us all to have heros and role models, and also for us to be the heros for our children. Peace brother
U need to grow up n be your own man stop thinking like a child
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@@RS-yd2bp Did he drink alcohol?
Next time anyone's being mean to you just tell them in a French accent "What you doing, you good looking guy full of potential." They will be very confused and they'll just walk away lol
I literally said something similar to a Guy who wanted to rob me in the street and he ended up letting me go (I'm a girl and I can't fight). 😂😂😂😂
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@@Ssookawai brilliant
@@Ssookawai serious? More detail on the story?😭
Que fais tu ? Tu as l'air bien un mec avec beaucoup de potentiels !
The fact that a homeless guy has multiple wins over gsp is crazy
Stolen joke
Tinanik Killz and?? I’ve never heard it or seen it. I’m glad I read it.
@@Potatodrumcrow and he's getting credit for stealing someone else's joke
Monir Aheen oooohhh is he suing him ? Like is this Plagiarism?? 👀
Honestly he kind of made him the beast he is today
The perfect Canadian revenge
Give them money
Bygones. but you can see it as revenge if you really want!
As a canadian this is fucking hilarious lol
omg u killed me XD
hahahahaha
What's with his accent? I've never heard this kind of accent from a Canadian before.
He's literally real life Steve Rogers lmaoo
Captain Canada
He'd be Etienne Rogiers since he's French-Canadian lmao.
Checks definition of 'literally'
captain canada
Batroc
Scary, most bullied people just end up becoming bullies in the future. Either to themselves or other. GSP truly is at peace with himself. Good dude.
Most? Nah man
Nope. Ive been bullied, and after I ended up in prison for thrashing his face and breaking his jaws, I am a good boi. 😊😊😊😍😍😘
Yeah but he bullied everyone in the octagon if you think about it
@@lupreztryson its a part of the game, they say. (I think its a really stupid part, but yeah. Its still a part of the game. Do UFC fighters take their hate outside? With few exceptions like McGregor team vs khabib team? Not so much.
I was bullied all through school. Man I can't spend energy holding grudges. What the hell power do they have over me now?
Imagine saying “yea I used to bully the greatest UFC welterweight champion of all time”
@Draggy654 It's a joke dammit
bullsi20 I mean 18 is a very different age is only 3 years but that makes all the difference.
bullsi20 lmfao nah bruh, there’s a huge difference just cause they’re tall enough like an 18 year old don’t mean they can do anything to em 😂
Imagine becoming the greatest UFC welterweight champion of all time and giving your bully living on the street $100.
They won't believe him hahahah
Holding a grudge is like letting someone live inside your head rent free.
Wisdom
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Real talk
youtube user for sho!
ralpph i can imagine the pussy you are in real life. "Holding grudges" You are a idiot. So if you someone does your dirty for a lot of money you are just going to forget about it ?????? You look like those hardcore punks who run and hide
Jokes aside, this warms my heart. What an inspirational person and story!
Nice comment, Patricia!
@@johnhoward1313 thank you.
Met GSP at the ESPYs 3 years ago. The nicest, kindest human beings ever. Signed every autograph, took every pic, talked to the fans, stayed to give an interview to an up and coming TH-cam personality. Always smiling. True definition of a role model. Who also happens to kick your ass if you cross the line.
i love people like that: incredibly nice and kind while also being able to absolutely demolish asshats
Even as an adult, the bully took GSP's lunch money? Damn.
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GSP finally pays off his first trainer. About time.
3:47 But everybody knows who everybody lives.
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@@jaystarr6571 he saying everybody knows who lives where.
Yes that is village life for you. I can name any household in the 10Km circle
@@jaystarr6571 Actually he's trying to say "where everybody lives" the word for where if French is "ou". A mistake I make myself sometimes when using it in a sentence. (I'm French canadian)
I was also bullied as a child.
I remember at the age of 5 being knocked out cold...
Later in life I confronted my father and asked him why... He never gave me a good reason.
I had no choice but to forgive him.... RIP Step Dad.
That's a good outlook to have! I never got closure emotionally with my Dad but when all was said and done and he had died I wrote a poem about us doing the best we could. There is never enough time to find all the answers. Forgiveness is a good start though.
on a serious note: the real moral of the story to me:
one kind and uplifting word can turn around a whole life. The bully probably has never heard another guy tell him, he was full of potential.
From the story about his abusing father we can guess he probably had a very shitty life, and when you're young that'll make you do shitty things. I'm pretty sure the bully in this story did a lot of other bad things, to a lot of other kids than GSP, but at some point you get older and have to live with all that you've done. I wouldn't be surprised if he was "paralized" by shame and guilt (a powerful motivater to escape in alcohol and drugs). In the end GSP served as a metaphor, by forgiving him the guy saw that he wasn't beyond redemption and stopped giving up on himself...
Anyways that's only my guess! But I'm pretty sure he needed that forgivness more than he needed that 100 bucks
GSP is one of the coolest guys on the planet and very humble. He’s one of the guys that we should all look up too.
He vacated every belt he held because he knew he'd get beat lol hardly a role model haha
@@insomniacbritgaming1632 he vacated every belt? You seriously have 0 fucking clue about the ufc. He had the ww title for 2064 days and defended it 9 times, only 2 people have ever held on for a title longer and against more people. Give your head a shake for your clear lack of knowledge
Tiny Table Wargames ur tripping gsps the goat
@@sensfan5345 he's vacated the belt on more than 2 occasions 🤣🤣🤣
@@insomniacbritgaming1632 in mma if you get your bell rung hard you're career is over and your life shortened. Do you blame him for dodging an inevitable bullet? Hell no that's smart advice from his managers.
GSP is one in a million. Pure class. If you ever bump into him in person you will understand why I say this
I accidentally shoulder checked him in Vegas, when I realized who I was apologizing to 2 drops of pee came out. He smiled patted me on the shoulder and said " it's cool it's cool, you go home tell your friends you only guy in the world shoulder check gsp and get away with it."
dean reynolds daaamn
It was an accident in a buffet line and I'm sure he saw how scared I was. Either way he was totally chill about it and now I'm the only guy in the world who shoulder checked GSP and got away with it
dean reynolds why were you scared
How can you not like this man?
You could tell that GSP had a hard time talking about the bully being beaten by his drunk dad.
I was a bully at school
That shit nearly made me kill myself just thinking abt all the problems i caused to these people that they may still have to this day because of me
Bad childhood problems in the house and stuff that made me bully others
Bullies are the weakest people
You should have went through with it
@@william9922 Shut up dude. Don't be a bully
@@william9922 stop kicking others when they’re already down and already repented of something they did, God bless you, 1 Corinthians 15:1-8, Romans 10:9-10, Acts 2:38, John 3:16 🙏🏽
Don’t condemn yourself forgive and let go God bless you
@@william9922 I think youre more weak than how he was clearly
Joe the type of guy to keep a picture of his middle school bully taped to his punching bag
Billy Physique haha nice
As he should! By the way, does anyone know how to restore a photo?
Hilarious
Somethung rogan would do
Not even a joke 😂 definitely Joe
There is a Homeless man out there that has Beaten GSP more times then any UFC fighter ever has all together
🤯🤯
A similar thing happened to me at my first high school reunion. One of my bullies approached me and apologized to me for bullying me. I told him I was incredibly appreciative of his offer and I bought him a drink. Same thing happened with another dude I got into a fight with at track practice, and a dude who called me out when I said some really sideways shit on Twitter. People are willing to forgive. You have to do the same and be willing to forget. I think we all need to remember that.
I falso tell people who've wronged me that I forgive them.
And once they let their guard down, I exact my vengeance.
I forgive you .. :)
@@hugolafhugolafMe too! It works SO well !!
I’ve met GSP at the height of his stardom and this guy is a fantastic human being - friendly, humble and a great role model.
"Resentment is like swallowing poison and expecting the other person to die."
That’s a great quote
yep until you have your resentment fulfilled, don't get me wrong the way he coped with it is great and whatever, but there is not only darkness to fulfilled revenge trust me on that one, it feels like divine justice of your own making. So yeah great story but the other side remains untold.
Well said bro
Really nice quote man, thanks for sharing
Interesting.. 🤔
How can anyone dislike gsp. Society would be a lot better if everyone had his attitude
Honestly
i wuz not impres by ur performance
Anybody who dislikes gsp is probably inTOKsicated.
It takes struggle and hardship to get the viewpoint he has. Some can hear those story and build that type of attitude but for most you have to experience struggle for that attitude. The problem today is we are free and we don’t suffer consequences for our actions. We are complacent and blind to what struggle is and because of that our view on life and reality is distorted
I have so much respect for him after hearing this
A lot of men wouldn’t open up to that personal of a story. Being tormented at school & bullied in front of others. Thanks for sharing GSP. Respect.
The TRUE DEFINITION of KILLING THEM WITH KINDNESS ...
English is not his first language, so he’s speaking great. Cmon guys.
Yeah seriously. How's everyone's French?
hahhaha its funny though
I know right! It be the people that speak one language always making fun of peoples second language
Samuel Oladipo I’m sure French isn’t your first language too, are you really great at that too?
Samuel Oladipo how is your French?
-A legend of MMA
-One of the most decorated UFC fighter
-and still the nicest guy in the sport
Few reasons why I love GSP.
Iftii Alam he’s the G.O.A.T in my opinion
Iftii Alam he is Canadian you know :)
Khabib also the nicest man in ufc
arip p rahman Nah Khabib is respectful but he talks more trash than GSP.
@@atlaslion5128 he never trash talk, he talk fact
GSP is hands down one of the classiest, most stand-up fighters in the history of MMA. You can jus tell he's a nice guy from the way he carries himself, actions aside.
The more I learn about GSP, the more I admire him. He’s the MMA’s Tyson
Dude...
Was that a joke?
I like Tyson, but he's a dumb ghetto pos to be honest.
Plot Twist: the bully came back to collect the lunch money GSP still owed him
no he didnt, he would never do that
@@moniraheen7881 r/whoosh
Lmao he knew he couldn't force gsp to give him money anymore so he had to adapt, even going so far as to purchase an elaborate homeless man costume. The bully won again
Lmao
@@moniraheen7881 the shock in your comment haha
“the best revenge is massive success” -Frank Sinatra
The best revenge is to gang up on him
"well there's no chance of that" - George Costanza
The best form of revenge is a life well lived
@@christophertucker4917 stfu u whimp,a guy comes and knock your head off you say"you know what,i'm gonna go study hard get the job of my dream and spend the vacation in the bahamas just so i can get my revenge on that punch"
Telios Abraxas sometimes it works for your advantage, you just wanna succede so bad to get you’re revenge so you end up archieving something in life so sometimes it works as a motivation
“I’m not a fucking good guy” what a legend he is😂
I can personally tell that Georges really meant it on not beating his bully but beat him by being humble, nice & just swallow your pride, spit it out, let it go-type of way..Wow he's just rare champion at best👌
"The best revenge is massive success" - Frank Sinatra
Amen to that!
@@isaiarossoni8760 "There's no chance of that!" - George Costanza
"The best revenge is when people don't give a fuck"
- comment section
Best revenge is to live well
Love the chairman, love that quote!
GSP : Big handsome guy lot of potential
Joe : That's crazy
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The classic im too high line
Don't listen the words feel the intention
m.th-cam.com/video/U9kUZa8EsPQ/w-d-xo.html
Whoahhhhhhhh
I ran into my school bully when I was in my 30’s. I’m in my 50’s now. He was working in a local store. When I saw him he recognized me right away. We were obviously adults but I was much larger than him and had been training martial arts for many years, so I easily could have hurt him. He was very apologetic for how he treated me and I told him it was all in the past and we were good. We talked for an hour or more about old times and people we both knew. After a while I bid him farewell with a handshake. I found out only a few weeks later that he deleted himself over a divorce. I was heartbroken for the guy. Even though he tormented me as a kid, as an adult he took responsibility and apologized. He didn’t deserve to go out that way. I’ll never forget him and how good he made me feel when he apologized. George & Joe are right, carrying hate in your heart is detrimental to your overall well being. Forgive people’s mistakes in the past and move forward in a better light. It’s good for the soul.
I read GSP book. He suffered from severe OCD personality disorder. He was texting he ex girlfriend many times a week for 1 year before she broke up with her new boyfriend and came back with GSP. He used all these OCD traits in his training to train and throw kicks thousand of times before going back to his next training from Montreal to NYC until he perfected it. His flaw in his personal life made him the GOAT in his professional life and trained repeatedly to master all of his techniques more than any other fighter.
that's kinda what my heroin dealer recently told me, "what are you doing?" you're a young good looking guy, you shouldnt be doing this to yourself? you need to get your life together". And i was giving this guy $250 every three to four days, he wasn't greedy about the money he was making off me, he seriously wanted me to get help. When i told him i was flying away to go to rehab, he was very happy, he even gave me a free gram to carry me through, but he also said, "you get on that plane, and don't you call my phone number again" Been clean for 2 months now
Wow
Well done! That's great! Hope u can stay clean 🙌🙌
Wow thats amazing that a drug dealer made you realize this...
goes to show help comes from the least expected people or person...
Congrats on being sober bro
Rock the fuck on your going to need to be sober in these very dark financial Times coming cheers
That's a world class bully right there. He still walked away with everything from his pockets I'm dead 🤣✊
Hahaha.( but still bug respect to gsp)
This comment 🤣🤣
Lol still got GSPs lunch money lmao
Rex Butt r/whoosh
Ceerstar Ceerstar 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
That guy caught that energy from GSPs' wholehearted gesture .
You know the guy thought about their past and GSP telling him that he used to lookup to him caused the dude to reflect on his past ,and ultimately analyze his past from a new perspective .
The fact that the guy got a job n went back to express gratitude tells me he had struggled all his life self projecting his own abuse and somehow his relationship bullying GSP as a kid had played a role in GSP to become a champion later in life ,and then GSPs championship and success ended up humbling GSP enough that later when they crossed paths again,this all came full circle .
And for the better,all because GSP has true ❤️
Forgiveness and communication go along way.
I saw GSP help a mom get her stroller into an ice cream shop in MTL a couple years ago. You watch his fights, you play him in UFC, you see his interviews, but I loved seeing what I saw the most. GSP GOAT!
Moral of story: if you’re not tall and good looking you have no potential
Chad win every time
In that case I have potential.lol time to go get a job..
😂 Best comment on here
And it is true. You're not FULL of potential. Life isn't fair. But you can do your best. You just have to work harder than tall and good looking person. It is always combination of your genes and what you do. Talent and hard work. Ask anyone who knows anything about this stuff (for example some PROfessional musician) - hard work always win. Of course if tall, good looking guy works as hard as not so tall and not that good looking guy, tall and good looking one will win. You can't change the fact that world isn't fair, but that's no reason to give up.
One thing doesn't exclude another thing. I think you really should rethink your view on the world and life if you really believe and think that.
Joe "I printed out a picture of my grade school bully and rolled it into a joint" Rogan
amen to that
Hahahahaha
Printer ink tastes awful
Bully got smoked🚬
😂
I used to get bullied by alot of kids when i was about 8-12 and at 13-15 i used to bully other kids. At the age of 16 i regretted it... really makes you think how stupid we are when were children.
I met my bully when i was 16. He made me have a very VERY hard time when i was 12. He was taller and like 3 years older. But by the time i was 16 we were the same height so when i saw him i had all those flashbacks coming at me but when he saw me he was happy to see me. He was like "hey man, so good to see. Whats up" and i realized i didnt care for the stuf he did to me anymore. We even end up being friends. I guess is like Nietzsche used to say "unlike women men can't hold grudge for a long time".
Joe Rogan is how I pictured American people when I was a kid
And GSP is how Americans picture Canadians when they were younger.
I'm not really sure how to take that lol . Joe Rogan seems like a pretty cool guy to me
@@Bobbertj7335 As a kid, I always thought Americans were very laid back and chill.
Man, I understand. As an American I can say that you haven't seen much. Just don't give in to the mainstream media, they leave out important things.
Most of us are.
This is the big difference between the GSPs and Pacquiao’s of the world from the Rousey and Maywether, humility. GSP and Pacquiao are genuinely nice guys and great role models unlike the arrogant types like Rousey and Floyd. Much respect to GSP
Rousey, Floyd, and Conor
Hussein Shibghotulloh I’m glad
Conor has changed
(This aged like fine wine)
Did you mean McGregor and Ronda??
@@1-2519 he has changed at all, did you hear his post fight interview vs Aldo
@@Foggy_Mustard That Conor was respectful to Aldo, even when he lost to Diaz he was respectful. After Khabib beating him, instead of focusing on what he did wrong, he focused on blaming his loss and constantly talkes shit about a guy who doesn't talk about Conor until Conor says something about him.(and of course the multiple crimes hes committed too)
These recommendations are getting scary. I was literally thinking about how I need to drop the grudge I have on my high school bully. Trust me my grudge was really bad, I’ve been out of high school for 7 years now... and over the course of those 7 years I don’t think a week has gone by where I didn’t think about beating up my bully or doing horrible things to him just to let him know how much he’s effected me and my life. I recently realized that I just need to drop it... it’s been 7 years and I can’t keep holding onto these thoughts of pain and negativity... it’s time to open a new chapter of my life and leave all the negative thoughts behind. I don’t know if my Bully will ever change his perspective on me or how he treated me but I can’t dwell on that. I need to live my life for me and stay positive.
(Side note: His reason for bullying me was simply “I don’t like you”) I tried to talk it out with him when we were younger but he’s always been hard headed. Maybe some people were just meant to be shit?
Fuck that guy or girl boss up on them dont bat a eye too that shit. I got some problems w a person not a bully but same situation kill them w success they wont be anything you are
Bullshit, give him a hard stare that says, "I remember you." He will carry it forever!
You had 7 years to meet this video.
Nothing shuts it down better than being a good person . It takes a small man to make another man smaller
primal human nature. to be honest though, it is kind of our own fault when we got bullied. we shouldn't hear the "rules" and just straight up split his wig!
I love how English GSP second language but can tell a story and you can understand, you listen to Faber and Cody and it’s like you’re losing brain cells
Substance makes the difference
seeing Cody opening his mouth already makes me cringe and expecting a cringeworthy load of shite
*it's like you are (you're)
@@Anthony-uf3oz haha didn’t even notice what a dumb ass I am
GSP deserved so much more in UFC
They claim to want UFC to have an image of sportsmanship and respect
But then they feed into the whole mess connor turned into
Connor brings in more money, and is the goat
@@gradyritchie7148 he ain't the GOAT. Calm yo tits bruh.
@@gradyritchie7148 the goat has tapped 2 times and been tkod once he ain't the goat clown. Khabib is better
@@gradyritchie7148 lol connor the goat... What a joke man, he tapped against Nate Diaz for fuck sake
“They feed”, we bought lol. We consumers bought conors fight so he gets more air time lol
1:00 George "i park my name" St Pierre
💀💀💀💀
I was thinking George “get outta here man” St Pierre
HAHAHHAHAHAHA
You made my day
😂😂😂😂😂
I know GSP will never read this but this clip has helped me out a lot. I even saw some high school bullies yesterday and it was hard not to sock any single one of them but I strolled out of there with my mom, an excellent cup of coffee and a huge burp. It put a smile on my own face so I would like to extend my thanks to you, Georges.
This is a story about a very powerful impasse in another persons history and the fact that it is documented here and that we all get to appreciate it is incredible.
This changed my perspective on forgiveness hardcore.
Amen
That's awesome
Lol you’re a changed man now?
Jk good stuff
Success is always the best revenge.
Now I know why Habib respects and admires GSP so much
The real moral of the story is all those people who peaked in high school end up losers, all the ones who got picked on/overlooked are the ones who turn out to be winners, whether they're a CEO or a UFC champion.
I'd like to be champion of the CEO division in the CEO division of the UFC
It's nice to believe that, but it's not true. Some studies have shown that usually the popular kids in high school end up going on to be the most successful.
@@dantheinternetman1 and I'm sure some studies show just the opposite, take a look at the world's most successful men.... Gates, Musk, Bezos..... any of them strike you as 'popular' back in high school ?
@@johnnychopping3655 What makes more sense: A popular kid who has good social skills and confidence that comes along with it VS. a loner who gets beat down every day for years who is defeated and depressed?
Who's more likely to be successful? Momentum carries.
Sure, there are stories like Bill Gates and Elon Musk who rise above it, but those are anomalies.
It's more likely the successful person will carry that momentum to the next school, to the next career, etc. than the other way around.
The loner, excluded kid will have to climb the mountain with a weight on his/her back. The other person is going down hill.
@@dantheinternetman1 depends on your definition of success, if you mean smashing it at the office selling insurance then sure. But with the exception of elite athletes who are given a silver platter for life due to their genetics, the most successful people on the planet all fall into the category of bullied/unpopular as kids. It's what drives them. Why spend your life trying to be excellent if everyone kissed your ass from day one? I know of at least a few people first hard who were the shit throughout their teens, 10 years later now they ain't shit.
GSP says his bully was not a bad person, Just in a bad situation. What a big man with a warriors mentality
George "I park my name" St. Pierre
HisRoyalMajesty 08 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭
Hahahahahahaha he speaks French man... leave him alone
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@John Power Probably not. The USA is, out of the top ten most powerful countries, the one with less bilingual population.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Forgiveness is never about the other person. It is about you. The other person never has to even know.
Yeah, very precise words.
You talk like someone who has never felt the taste of revenge against your target
Maksims Ivanovs "target"
Mhmm!
God's plan has wrath. Don't forget that. Lots and lots of wrath. Only way he made Jesus, amen.
Great story!
We ever know what people face behind closed doors.
What a great man to rise above eventually finding empathy and compassion to his situation.
The world is a better place when we can let our past go and drop the ego.
Wow, what a great guy. To have that outlook on life and all the people that treated you like shit, and then when asked about it, to still think you're nothing special? Humble, forgiving and empathetic.. Great role model, whether intentional or not
Rogan is that rare thing in "the media" today: an interviewer who knows how to shut up and L I S T E N.
Great job. I'm now officially a fan.
I’ve literally watched hour long videos from Joes interviews where I forget that it’s a Joe Rogan video and he’ll randomly throw in a “Oh wow!” And I’ll jump with my headphones in because I forgot that he was there haha
Sometimes he goes the opposite way and is quite rude and cuts guests off and talks over the top of them.
I think its when he’s really high and maybe doesn’t realise it lol
Wait until you come across a video of him talking to a christian or someone who has negative ideas about weed. He becomes the most childish shouting-over neanderthal. When he has a guest who disagrees with him he’s the worst.
You gonna be a fan on Spotify?
Joe is usually not like that hahah
Man that made me want to cry. What a good dude GSP is
UbitchU8888 how can you not like this guy?
This is the comments section worth reading. Under posts like this!
Same, what an awesome dude.
agreed 100p
I have tears also. I’m glad I’m not the only one
I bullied a fellow classmate for about 3 years, from about 9 years old to 11 or 12 years old. I met the guy at a hardware store a few years ago and initiated a handshake so that I could apologize respectfully. Despite everything I put him through, he shook my hand and said "Man, it's all good. Kids are cruel, no hard feelings bud". I have never felt so small in my entire life, with all the torment I put him through, he was still able to forgive me and be the bigger man. I'd be lying if I said I didn't tear up on the way home. I felt like such a piece of shit. People really can change, if I could go back and take back everything I did to him, I would, in a heartbeat.
This story reminds me of my own story when back in junior high school I was always getting beat up by a bullie, 20 years later I bumped into my childhood bullie and not surprisingly he beat the shit out of me once again!
Life comes at you fast
😂😂
20 years and you still haven’t figured out how to stand up to him? Maybe reporting him to the police or threatening to do so would teach him a lesson…
@@janekmundt579it's called sarcasm.
Im neither tall nor handsome..
No potential
@@joys8634 tall is over 1.80 in my opinion
Brandon Garvick you just fucking killed me 😂😂😂
Tall is over 187 here in the netherlands haha everyone is tall here
@@Ben-hf5ej You get bullied for your height? Lmao small-guy syndrome must be real then.
@@Ben-hf5ej lmao thats imo the perfect height for a man any age. Dunno what you're complaining about. Im 6'4 and I would wanna be 2 inches shorter. How old are you?
I love this guy. So humble, so real, so funny, a great sportsman, talented, a great example of being a professional fighter without being an egotistical maniac.
@@gabrielmelnik7847 you're dumb for even saying that.
GSP: IM THE GREATEST
BULLY: *Hold my beer.*
GSP is the type of man we all should strive to be. Such a class act.
Just imagine if that was Conor. "Yoor the fookin bully eh" "Smash me mate, smash me" "You'll do nuthin"
*Proceeds to get choked out*
Yeah that's exactly what he would say😂😂😂😂....... till he gets tapped out
booly*
😂
If it was Cejudo he'd say, "Remember you used to bully me? Well now I have an Olympic gold medal"
Conor would be the bully lmao
Holding a grudge is like drinking poison hoping your enemy dies. it only affects the grudge holder.
Dont still nelson mandelas phrases
@@odawwg256 You mean how Nelson Mandela stole it from Malachy McCourt?
@@ClearMind777 fake news
@@odawwg256yup call fake news when you have no idea what you talking about.
@@ClearMind777fake news
Had me rolling when GSP said: I parked my name.
GSP is a genuine human being that lives on high moral standards. This is what a true champion is he helped get a persons life back on track by kindness, not violence. He could have resorted to revenge however, he chose kindness and his true character.
I just want to say... gsp changed my life. Being an over weight kid from 6-19, borderline diabetic, I borrowed rushfit from a friend, the whole set! I powered through the videos for 3 months. He helped me lose weight and it changed my life.. big shout to you gsp🙏🏼
Congrats man
Good on you
Hey Michael, does your mom work at a school in Manhattan NY.
GSP, DDP, three-initialed legends.
☝🙂👍
Well technically the bully beat gsp multiple times. Put him in the ranks
tiro komio no he beat George some small skinny kid not GSP the goat of mma
He was 4 years older and multiple weight classes heavier😂
Lmfao
😂😂😂😂
no one gets a fucking joke when they see one ffs you duds 🤣
I was also bullied a couple of times in my youth. But i stood up against them, i fought/intimidated them after taking mental blows.
Once they were "beaten" i would stop and reason with them.
All of them turned out to be friends and they all improved their act. They just needed to be put in place.
Now i don't know if this goes for all bullies, but it sure did for mine.
I'm so glad I watched this.. GSP is a legend. God bless this man, and may he remain on this Earth for as long as possible.
I love GSP, I’m not a UFC fan but I watched every single one of his UFC matches. He’s not just a model athlete, he’s a model person.
The guy is a legend, a great fighter, a lethal weapon but a massive heart.
Ah man; I cannot believe George. He is too nice, he is like a saint. Amazing athlete, breathtaking person. God bless him!
If people only were half as good as he is, we'd probably live in a perfect society.
the fact that GSP kept fighting him shows what kind of person he is. impressive
George was born in St-Isidore-De-Laprairie and his family still lives there. I met my girlfriend who was born in this town and now I live in Saint-Isidore with her!
At his last UFC fight, we all gathered at the only bar there is in this small town. There were some of his family members and friends and when he won everyone screamed and cheered and hugged each others. It was a really great moment.
Did yeh aye...
Les combattants français sont très rares
Whyy the fuckkkkk you lyingggg always fuckennnnnn lyinggggg
@@uberhaxonova on est pas français par contre... bcoup de boxers et combattants de MMA Québecois.
I once took a shit in the forest
Gsp says to bully 20 years later I was not impressed with your performance
GSP gave him the money to go take karate lessons, because the beatings were too sloppy.
@@maffewiisonofmaffew3631 then he should take boxing lessons not karate
666 likes, I ain't ruining it.
@@eetfuk3571 now it’s 665
@@minceraftfornite4334 😤
This guy is a class act. More people should be like this.
Moral of the story: Don't beat someone up because they need to focus on the school.
I loved the way GSP conducted himself as a true professional/champion. No ego, no smack talking, very classy.
Hell ya it’s called being humble
Gsp is really G.O.A.T
Retired a goat to
Idk mate, looks kinda like a human being to me...
@@shlok-vp4xr a balck belt in karate black belt in jiu jutsu except wrestler excellent boxer is very rare
@@shlok-vp4xr We are all human beings duh. That doesn't mean we can't be goats.
@@therealjesus1317 you're out here dropping bombs of wisdom here arent u😂
Open heart, GSP's Dad went to solve problems and understood the dad's problem, what a great family. They totally had karma coming back to them, broken people coming home to thank them. good on you GSP and his family!
This is a great story. GSP grew up and realized what was really going on, he realized his bully was being bullied by his drunk dad.
Height +looks= potential 😂
Generelly speaking yes!
Lmao
Just put on a suit and people will think your some sort of CEO.
Genetics matter
Testosterone, healthy, tall.. all good foundation for leadership. But depending on your standards and how far you can imagine, it could be 60% leg up or .01% leg up!
Every GSP interview clip I watch, the more I like him. Cool dude
Adnan A bro I love your medical vids but why tf do I see you everywhere lmao
Your conscience: shouldn't you be studying!?!?!?!?
The more I watch him the more I understand what he is saying 😂😂
Sounds like the dude was STILL getting GSP’s lunch money.
Good for you GSP. Enjoy your hard earned success and the knowledge that you’re a better man than that bully