This is simply amazing. You’ll like this if you’re a Bruce Lee fan.
https://youtu.be/pzXL-KM2UqU
Five-year-old Ryusei Imia from Japan is a huge fan of the late action-movie star Bruce Lee and has mastered some of legendary martial artist’s amazing nunchucks moves. Watch as Ryu (almost) perfectly mimics the nunchucks moves from Bruce Lee’s 1972 film, Game of Death.
Enjoy!
When Rev. Aamon R. Miller (of “Who’s Your Daddy” fame) saw a “senior citizen” practicing with his nunchucks in the parking lot of a Richmond, Va., Food Lion, he did what anyone in his position would do: He filmed and narrated the action.
“This, folks, right HERE is Richmond VA at it’s finest! Jesus be a radioactive fence all around me right now and forever!” reads the video’s YouTube description.
“One man. One Lord. One Faith. One Baptism. Two nunchucks.”
A lot of people actually think this is real film footage of Bruce Lee playing ping pong with a pair of nunchucks. It’s not. It’s a Nokia ad for a Bruce Lee version of their N96!
It is entertaining nevertheless.
The person is not Bruce Lee but a Chinese national who has won multiple Bruce Lee lookalike contests in China. He is also a student of Jeet Kune Do.
The video was shot using a background sound of people playing ping pong so that “Bruce” and the ping pong player / players know when to “hit” the ball.
The ball was later superimposed into the video + sound and all.
