Mine too

Right-wingers love saying black people are all about welfare lol

He's an absolute champ already

Oh please believe... Hes gonna run the bigboys division for a LONG time. Just had to get a few things in order first.

@@aAS-wi9ks wtf you talking ab?😂what in the absolute fuck does that have to do w this video or comment.

Hahahahah exactly..Joe can be ignorant sometimes

@@mikeletterst9882 not arrogant he’s practical

Ok but where is the lie

Joe said it was " terrible"

I mean but it did make him strong. The human Body can become very strong and resilient. Us first world people are physically soft. That’s why he’s built like a brick shit house.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

😂😢😂

Shit man, im strong thanks to slavery

😂

Nahhhhh 😂😂

ngannou also cant be bullyd mentally bec he been tru all that. With boat on ocean

The only question is, where is the wizard that killed his mother...?

​@@JesseP.WatsonUFC president, Dana white

🤣@@multiverseofmalice7795

I don't know why I read it as "Conan O'Brien" and thought you made a joke

Same people who praise him for crossing the boarder to chase his dreams would hate him for doing it if he was a father trying to feed his family.

@@friendly1016 well obviously he shouldn’t have crossed the border illegally but he DID go to jail for it and was kicked out of Spain.

You didn't witness shit.

@@ChrisThomas-hg4ne you get my point smartass

Absolutely but it's really rare and that kind of succeeding takes enormous risks in life (sometimes it's basically a gamble) you need to have the right mindset and you need to get the oppurtunity to rise. It's possible but really difficult he had a predisposed adventage cause of naturally inherited very strong physical strength he used it very well to hes advantages. He put he's energy to the right place. I'm very sure he'll be motivation for many young Black Africans out there

lol

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Brilliant

Lol

Legitimately one of the greatest athletes to ever exist

that is the will to live a better life, he has it

Big facts

That's even scarier. If you've heard of One Piece, the character Kuma is exactly the same. A gentle and sweet monster of raw power

@@alexterieur5060 leave that weeb shit for reddit

Same as mike Tyson

@@alexterieur5060 Kuma is no more Sir.

He couldnt have been more right. He is a better person than they are. Karma, his amazing personality, and very hard work finally paid off and now he can live the life he deserves.

Tell that to spoiled entitled pricks who flex what their parents gave them. Acting like the world revolves around them.

God bless. Too many people can relate. Fuck the lazy rich

Guys chill the fk out hes talking about kids that were richer than him sure but they were still poor af african kids lol

Tell that to investment bankers

That's American advertising for you.

You should check out the interview Francis did with Mike Tyson if you haven't already a great watch/listen

The ufc isn’t in the business of humanizing people. Lol they are promoting modern day gladiators. Good thing you aren’t running the show lol I could care less about his childhood. Violence is what we want.. violence is what they give us.

@@JBOM-qp8nq lol whats wrong with doing both? If they did that, then he would have been more relatable and probs got higher PPV numbers cause people would want him to succeed. You just a casual talking like you know shit, when you know nothing.

@@JBOM-qp8nq lol shut up. We’ve seen time and time again they bring fighters human side, they did a whole piece on how Conor mcgregor used to be on well fare before he became a star.

I was shocked as well that his colleagues didn't share a bit of food. That is strange. Living under communism in eastern europe made everyone come together to make sure everyone eats. And they were just kids, how the hell did they not share food :(

Dckrider

@@AdamEuroSstay mad

@@AdamEuroSstfu

If you want to feel better, do not, and I repeat, DO NOT watch the 1995 Hollywood film "Congo".

Same.

Big facts.

Amen, brother!

I'm not motivated of his status I'm motivated of his mental strength

You are envious not jealous. 2 different things.

@Beta Simp Shut up

Same, I immediately went to his Instagram and gave him a follow after the video ended. This man deserves all the exposure he can get, he worked vehemently to be where he is today and I have nothing but respect for him because of that.

@Beta Simp - Actually I have one of those giant #1 foam fingers, so that pretty much makes it official.

Sounds like the kind of voices that you hear in UKposts videos that are meant to soothe you and make you fall asleep

lmao those same grandparents sit on their asses all day watching news

Ding! ding! ding !

He is the Grandparent everybody wants, but don't deserve

@@siddharthnandi8567 One of my grandfathers had to live through ww2 on eggs, oatmeal and goat's milk as his father died to the bombing of Rotterdam. He had to start working at 12 years old even though he was smart enough to go to university, and that was even in the "rich" Netherlands. If you look at other countries like Poland, there were entire cities living like my grandfather had to and it left a mark on their generation and those that followed; my mother was very successful thanks to the mindset she inherited from the experience of my grandfather so I'd say you should be proud of the struggles your ancestors went trough as it shows grit that you can rely on when things go bad, too.

@@0sba mate i'm not denying the struggles it's just that i hate it when they compare it with ours. My grandfather in-law was a war vet as well and he was a humble man who lived till 80, worked out almost daily and lived like any 30 year old man would do which really became my inspiration

Stipe, enters the chat.

powerful

@@mrillis9259 winning the title doesnt define success. Coming from where he came from to where he is now he already succeeded, champion or not

@@mrillis9259 alright we get it stipe is a technical bad ass that will make Ngannou look like a amateur but can we praise and respect Ngannou for what he has and for what he’s been through? He’s a great fighter and person in he’s own right.

@@mrillis9259 *just a matter of time, we'll see

f*** I was feeling the same way. But the truth is isolation if taken positively is good. There were kids in my high school in Kenya who were super good in class because they were "uncool" -- came from tough conditions in very rural areas, with rural accents etc. Some of them are living very good lives now. Kobe Bryant has also talked about basketball acting as solace for him as a young kid. Isolation is a double-edged sword

Man up..

​@panafrican.nation man your soft a$$ up

So you can thank that you had to shovel sand when you were 10 for pennies a day. That’s why your so strong.... And then Toe fuckin doubles down on it

To be fair, Joe did say it was terrible Francis had to do that. This comment was still funny though.

Yup. Lack of empathy here.

Yeah I don't like how rogan fetishizes shit. "Oh man, you did brutal child labor, that made you so tough." You can tell he did t fucking enjoy it...who would ? But rogan acts like it's some cool thing. What a weirdo.

@@blakeb9964 Yeah wtf like he's a character in a movie or something. It fits his weird fetish for athletes like Francis or Brock Lesnar

I wishe he had asked him how he did not succumb to anger

When you experience nothing. You remember fondly the bonds you had or have with your past self to your current self and vise versa. The smile is really a sign of wisdom and freedom.

@@garrettbischoff3817 we don't have "everything" in the USA... People don't even have houses. Most mortgage condos or rent apartments. 🤷

This kind of thing should be shown in schools

@@garrettbischoff3817 Safety nets still dont save you from hardship tho. I know some kids here in Germany dirt-poor, their parents being in said safety net. These kids have to go trough some shit, man. Few of them will ever com to the level of this fella here. I think you also have to be born with a little bit of a warrior spirit, so to say.

Why do you say never question the purpose of life? Why not question life, and find the meaning you need to find?

@@caedon6543 The more you question your life, the more confusing and perplex it becomes. Just live everyday to your fullest and try your best. Look at Ngannou. He was working in sand mines few years back and now he is a world champ. You never know how your life will turn out to be so be content with whatever life has for you. Try your best and be happy. .

Beautifully said friend

That's some class-A BS..

Aren’t you Muslim? We Muslim know the purpose of life and why we are here.

They didn’t- he worked things out for himself

Quite often the scariest ones are the nicest when you speak to them

They're normally on standby mode until you provoke them

Sadly the most evil humans on planet earth, past, present, or future look no different then that face in your bathroom mirror...

@@SociaIIy that's true also I think maybe they are being extra nice because they know they appear scary, just to put you at ease abit, I had a friend when I was young who's nickname was 'Tiny' but he was 7 ft 1 and easily 300lbs but he was the most gentle speaking man I ever met in my life

The antithesis of small man syndrome

Africans have it rough but they are way more hard working than Americans definitely I love and admire the drive that he found. Instead of being molded he became the molder

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I thought same thing smh. Is joe rogan listening what he's talking bout is slave labor bro

@@kareemhiland9616 child labour is different from slave labour

it's something you deal with forever, when you have your own kids it only changes to giving them what you couldn't. Fighting those daemons is forever

other dude said it perfect already, but yeah.. stuff like this never fully heals, you just learn to deal with it and accept it (hopefully) at some point.

Nah "healing" is priviledge or white people stuff, healing would almost mean forgetting want u went through which isn't always good cuz u were using that trauma to get u through any hardships u faced/are facing and this is what most africans do, and i don't think that trauma is all that bad cuz it teaches u to value everything in life, we take alot for granted these days

@@ridgefrost healing means to live with it idk about why you need to make it about race

@@hallow6763 because we don't use "healing" in Africa, bad stuff happens big deal, u use it and move on with life, its mostly americans that overly victimise themselves cuz u had some little traumatic event in your life, most times its not even really traumatic i mean there's a whole bunch of pple there claiming "trauma" cuz someone didn't use their preferred pronoun, that's mental illness

I think more than anything he helps others understand their privilege from a new perspective. Totally agree tho, remarkable man!

Ain't easy in Africa bro...that part about frustration hit different.

He is incredible!

@@thefacelessquestion3333 It hit different, did it?

I just finished the whole podcast and realized I was visiting Tangiers for fun in the same month he was there trying repeatedly to cross over into Spain. Made me feel awful, the inequality in this world is insane to think about.

There are million and million more who never get to know anything different. Yes, he had a good work ethic but also very lucky

@@JJ-Toreddie Not lucky at all, he always kept his faith and kept trying to improve his situation despite failing many times, no luck involved

I almost cried

Same

@@HijoDeDios999 he is lucky as fuck

Unbelievably inspiring words coming out of the mouth of the new heavyweight champion. Awesome

Powerful.... Muscles words thoughs, being!

Super powerful

Great

💯Legendary 🤩💝🇨🇲

😂😂😂 fr

Facts lol

Joe was eyeing him up like 👀

Hahahaaha

If you're that soft, this podcast ain't for you.

Not corny at all , this is an inspiring story

Why don't we just enjoy the reality of the situation?

@@Ridiculizer Nah I wanna see a film to. What they could be able to construct from a cinematic standpoint could be special. I went to art school so I'm getting sappy with it sorry.

@@Ridiculizer We clearly are.. A movie about him would be a very inspiring story too. You know, so people besides us would know about it too.

@@Ridiculizer becuase I want other kids in Africa struggling today to see that they too can make it like Francis. Okay mr I on,y care about myself?

@@thomasneedham1224 No they can't. There are 100+ million children under the age of 10 doing physical work in mines, particularly rare earth mines. They are slaves. They are not going to be inspired out of slavery. He had it easy compared to the typical Nigerian cobalt miner minor.

Check out a video called ‘ngabous road through hell’

@@grimaffiliations3671 thank you I'll

Three words that can end slave labour tough militant unions.

@Democrats&Leftists hate White people scared that other cultures coming in your countries will hurt you?

@Democrats&Leftists hate White people that's unlikely

@Kennedy Sage Relax Sage Northcutt wannabe

@Kennedy Sage He's got a chance at redemption though. And even if he doesn't win, he's doing things in the Ufc, wtf are you doing in life.

@Kennedy Sage u have issues bruh

@Kennedy Sage yeah man I bet he’s absolutely petrified and certainly does not want ‘smoke’ in a UKposts comment section.

@Kennedy Sage I'd say Francis could shut you up though Kenny boy.

Lmao

What happened to rogan? 😂🤦🏼‍♂️

It's not work, it's training - Boyka, Undisputed

BAHAHAHAHAAAA yess

Lmao First world problems

😂

Thank god my Father had it quite easy and didn't achieve much 😂 I can impress him really easily 😂

LMAO

So much for my little sad crappie days.

Bruh😂😂😂

Big facts.

Humility

Humility...but yeah

Im french.... He is not so humble when he talks in french.... He also trash talked a lot in the past...but ok its a game and maybe (I dont know him personnaly) he is cooler in private...

He also never lied about his past... This is true that he lived homeless some months even yrs in the deept North Paris/ (full of gangsters, strangers, Crack addict etc..

I was thinking the same thing

American/western privilege... You think these people give a fuck what pro noun people use to refer to them?😂 Western society is quickly going down the toilet when people can liken child labour to a strength and conditioning program and be completely oblivious to the garbage they're talking!!

"Does it feels like throwing a kettlebell or some shit?"

@@thatsthejobbb8587 People in these countries are sheltered and if they lived in francis world doing all this manual labor at 10 years old, walking to school 2 hours there, 2 hours back..they would quit in 1 day. Such a huge amount of respect if someone can be successful being born in the 3rd world where thats all they know. What a strong vision he had to have at that age. Its remarkable and unfathomable. People never sit down and realize how privileged we are to even have clean running water.

@@joeroganstrtshots881 lmao u r something else

I agree but he must be played by Danny DeVito.

Facts

look up Serge Ibaka story, NBA player, OKC loved him and he loved OKC, he got his title with Toronto.

Might even be worth a miniseries

Because he worked labor as a young kid and then became an MMA fighter? Wow what a riveting story

Maybe the problem are people like you and everyone else crying in the comments that he had to work . Maybe poor shhitt hole countries need to work harder

So true

That's true fam

Fr not everyone is 6'4, 250 with 99th percentile knockout power.

@@JC-tu6hc ahahaha

100% I think about this a lot, kinda feel like I don't deserve all the good that has happened in my life, because of how many others before me and now have it much worse

With that mindset he will “success is just a matter of time”

even if he beat stipie there is a problem after stipie huge problem, jon jones

@@nicolbolas8758 Jones isn't beating Stipe or Francis

@@BusinessOfFear you must’ve forgotten who Jon Jones is

@@bobwiner5926 Jon Jones is the greatest of all time. I think that he beats Francis as soon as takes him down. But I have a hard time seeing him beating Stipe.

The book hears him speak, its writing itself now.

@Dach I'll give it to you after reading it.

His life is movie story

He could scare the shit out of the monsters in your closet too .

He is whispering the whole time, did you catch when he laughed and went into that very deep voice? Was funny, hes like a transexual trying to hide his voice

He has really calming and relaxing voice, not really matching the fact he is basically a rampage machine

He sounds like Dembe Zuma off of The Blacklist

And if you cant manage to sleep with his voice, he can haymaker you into sleep without a doubt

amen!

This man is the exception, not the rule, your observation is incorrect.

So the entire world can come to Europe and North America then? Idgaf who they are nobodies trekking to China or Japan or Saudi Arabia it's all Europe and USA, funnily they're the two places with a certain majority demographic 🤔🤔 only those areas are the places where the entire world is entitled to come

​@@realJesseGraywhat makes you so sure?

you cant say everyone at the border is there for desperation. we cant just let anybody into america or else we will crumble from the inside... which we are. alot of people are there for illegal activities aswell but of course a good majority is people that are desperate.

Facts upon facts upon facts. I'm blown tf away by him and his story.

Him or Fedor

Him or Fedor

And a menace, you've seen how he K.Os ppl?

Agree with the comment above 💯. But unfortunately with time, fame and money is now going to his head and he is becoming an unlikable character of late.....

Yeah it’s crazy when you think about your childhood and it’s like mine might’ve sucked but dude literally didn’t even get the chance to have fun or do anything a child could. Sad stuff man🤧

He was working and producing resources for the world, while the other kids sat on their fat asses and played video games

@@MikeBarbarossa yay....child labor....yay

@@MikeBarbarossa In Cameroon, Africa about 15 years ago? Fat asses is an American thing, videogames a Western/Asian thing. In his class most kids probably had decent means for their nations' standards. Incomparable to ours. Cameroon basically has Rural poverty, inadequate infrastructure and a struggling school system that hinders the lives of people across Cameroon. Though what I meant is the concept of hard work and effort because you are able, versus lethargic or complacent attitudes.

"Having a job validates one as a human even though life is inherently meaningless"

What bout when you have money working for you? People consider rich folk shit since they don’t need to grind like the 9-5 employees

It's time you motivated yourself to workout, motivation man

@@serj8652 you'd be surprised, check my last video

Great quote

Just subscribed

Low IQ quote.

💯

He just needs to become champ first & the movie will be perfect

Literally.

100% I agree. Just look how quickly he became fluent in English.

I will pay to watch that movie 💯

Faster way to fall asleep is to have him punch you on the face 😂

@@AnalystTosh Lol, both have a very good point...but with the second you won't wake up.

@@Lewis-vg5uu 😂 😂

I want him to narrate audio books. The accent doesn't even matter.

ASMR brought to you from the UFC from an MMA fighter LOL

lol

He lacking that immigrant mentality

@@diap727 Francis said he was glad his father was rough and abusive because it gave him the mentality he needed to escape to Europe and chase his dreams. Everything about his past hardened him.

Stankmasters Professional both of those are potentially true, not just one or the other.

its terrible but would Francis of been in the UFC and now well off because of it? Hardship breeds greatness in all disciplines, but look where great literature, music and art generally comes from. Not saying its good but there can be great consequences that happen

Right his voice is so soothing

Speak soft and hit too hard

It's the quite ones you have to watch out for when they snap they snap.

He was starting to be cocky leading up to the Stipe fight, thank Stipe for humbling him as he hasn’t gotten big headed since then.

@David Sedlacek uhhh wut? Loool

It’s painful just speaking from experience. The feeling of so many people around you and yet not a soul notices your existence. Simple things such as lunch time and walking in the hallways becomes anxiety inducing when you have absolutely no one to walk/sit with. Fire drills are the worst as everyone around you is talking and you don’t know where to stand or what to do as you have no one to talk with. Constantly being alone in the world while everyone around you seems to know everyone yet they never speak to you. I hope anyone who reads my words can go out and make a new friend today.. you never know you might save that persons life in more than one way. Stay healthy and safe king’s👑

@@AC_Twig I'm sorry to hear that 😔

What don't you become his friend 😂

Yes! That quote sticks with me

That quote hit me. I'm working on opening an amphitheater. There were many times I would get down on myself because it has taken a long time to get to the point of the planning that I'm at now. I've been at this for 6 years, and most days I wish it was moving along faster, but I have to keep reminding myself of why I'm doing it and sometimes that's enough to get more work done.

@@andrewgehling6566 More power and stamina, I wish you. Push through and you will get there

You're totally right.

@@bigdeji thank you

Bro. Straight chills. Humble Confidence

That was gangsta, fo sho!

Indeed. Not many people can say the same. Very inspiring.

Fr an original 🏆

Time stamp? Listened through and I guess I let it fly past me

Fury is as British as adesanya is Chinese man.

You got your wish Fury technically didn't lose but Ngannou definitely won

Ngannou won our hearts. He is a champion in my eyes. Fury can take the win

ngannou won

@@CloudianMHfury was born and raised in England tf u smoking?

For real! Imagine jumping from country to country learning their languages and adapting to the culture on top of trying to be a world champion fighter.

He comes across highly intelligent for sure

“Probably” he is !

Cameroon is actually like Canada.... bilingual country in both English and French. Francis is from a french speaking region but he's always heard some English in the towns....I'm guessing that eased his learning

Imagine if he got the education at a early age what else he may have been but he's definitely intelligent.

Never forget where you came from.

its like poetic in a way.

@@chavezunseen exactly what I was going to say lol

I think it’s more of reminder, a pilgrimage almost to the boy he was and how far he came. Accepting who you are and where you come, that was once a point of shame and from there faced with all that money and fame. It must have been so disorientating.

@@patsysadowski1546 Yea. He probably has it in back of his mind that he never wants to end up back in a situation like that or equivalent of that.. but in a way I think it's good to keep that reminder. Keep putting fuel to your fire to keep from going back to that

Man that shit was hard to hear...that's heavy for a kid to deal with...

Damn!! You nailed it.

Maybe the fact he’s hand is more powerful than a sledge hammer plays into it aswell 😂

And the whole podcast is x5 times longer than Francis' entire fighting career.

This comment had me in tears 🤣🤣🤣

Mr 250th like right here

I don't watch fights on tv. Is he a good fighter?

He's the most terrifying man in there... Look up some clips

Believe, conceive, achieve...........shoot the fook ope mate! -bisping

You don't get to hear from those that dreamed and believed and didn't make it ......because they didn't make it. There is a strong confirmation bias .....people think all you need is a dream and self belief. That is only part of it

@@saltyspaceman5697 I used to think like that too but all that tends to do is give you a way out. You can put yourself in the box of 'people who didn't make it'. I would say the dream and the belief are the most important part because it keeps you oriented in a single direction and the belief keeps you going no matter what happens or how long it takes. When you listen to people who 'HAD a dream', they usually gave up at some point and declared defeat OR their idea of 'making it' changed and success became about starting a family for example, and fair enough.

💘🍎⚘

Rockhold : "I am a true samurai, you just have to believe to achieve." Bisbing :"Jesus christ mate you're like a self help book, believe, achieve, shut the fuck up"

I mean he does put people to sleep, albeit a bit more violently.

That's sus

He literally said that to Alistair overeem hahah

I died of laughing

This comment deserves more likes

This comment should get at least 1k 👍

😂😂😂😂😂

Fuckin Joe Rogan.!?!?!? Lol

🤣🤣

This is perfect

Don't give up, my man!!!🙂🙂🙂 You're young, full of motivation and YOU WILL MAKE IT!!!👍👍💪💪👍💪👍🙂🙂🙂🙂

I will grind my bones into dust. Then I’ll make my strongest son to snort me up while hitting all his MaX in the LA gyms

@@DeepDiveDiver haha

@@goead 2muchSauce?

@Dindu Nuffin You can love both of them. No need to take sides :). They're both amazing humans.

Basically this, well said

Where can I find the full video?

@@bigboiidex3212 Spotify unfortunately.

@@bigboiidex3212 it's free on spotify

I liked that he was a killer in the ring, but I had no idea of his backstory. I feel humbled.

Captain of the morraccan sea lmao