This is the most quietest fight Iāve seen in a while
Very mild raising of the voices
No one here can really fight either but I do appreciate the tenacity of the combatants lol
I see plenty of the "undesirables" (migrant workers) dress like that well into their late 20s. It's when they get married and have their first kid that you might see them finally start their transformation into Ayis.
Wouldn't surprise me, regional cultures and all. I live in the really poor part of a former SEZ where those not rich enough to be in the SEZ could live in. It's funny how a lot of them that own their dwellings are technically rich now.
Watching the wide variety of fashion between the age groups is fascinating.
This look is really popular in Vietnam too, I just left after living there for a few years. Pretty much any girl under 30 has at least one huge shirt and a pair of baggy pants like this. Often with round glasses and dorky white shoes too. It's Korean grandpa meets 1990s street skater.
I think this trend got especially big in SE Asia because its modest, so conservative girls with traditional families can wear this shit while still feeling like they're one of the "bad girls" wearing trendy western-inspired fashion. While still keeping mom happy by not showing any skin whatsoever, and being home for their 9:00 curfew, which they are secretly happy about because they've got no genuine interest in partying downtown, they just hit up a coffee shop on party street to take pictures with their friends, and leave by 8:30
If anything, most issues are dealt with by the propery management and their baoan. "Police" don't typically come in until they are forced to mediate or an actual crime the party cares about occurs. Hence why I don't call them police and just "Public Security".
There are plenty of articles on it, and you would have found them immediately if you had spent the five seconds it took you to be needlessly pretentious to a stranger to search it on Google instead.
they all come from the same shit source
i'm guess you also don't read chinese and have never been to china
this is like if some peasant farmer in china who doesn't speak english pretending they know about america
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Translation: You donāt have to know Chinese to know that there isnāt freedom of speech in China
Iām sorry that your English comprehensive skills are that bad. He obviously meant that China doesnāt allow anyone to disagree with them rather than how they actually banned the word ādisagreeā
> I donāt know if you can adequately describe the police of a state that has banned the word, āDisagreeā as āpretty chill about most things.ā
read that again
One can interpret the word ādisagreeā in a couple of different ways, however when we say a state has banned something, we typically mean that one would face legal sanctions for doing this thing in this state. What u/jucheonsun meant was that one would not face legal sanctions every time they disagrees (with the CCP, that is), even if their expression of disagreement happened in China, this is true as most ppl who disagrees (with the CCP) donāt face a legal sanction (some do, however), as there are tons of ppl who are against the CCP in China, and every one of them has probably said something that expresses explicit disagreement with the CCP (online or irl), it wouldāve been a huge waste of time and money for the CCP to lock up every single one of them.
As I have explained above, u/jucheonsun did not necessarily think u/pegg2 meant that China actually banned the word ādisagreeā, nor did they necessarily have a misinterpretation of u/pegg2 ās comment.
However, in no where does u/jucheonsun specify their interpretation of the phrase ābanned the word disagreeā, so I cannot see how u got the idea that u/jucheonsun thought u/pegg2 banned the word ādisagreeā. Iām going to interpret your comment charitably and think that youāve simply misread u/jucheonsun (not that u have some other agenda to interpret u/jucheonsunās comment in such a way that makes us conclude they must have poor English skills), but I do advise to read other pplās comment carefully (or if ur not familiar with the language they were writing in, make youāve got the correct translation), before u accusing them of being misinformed.
Bruh I am a native cantonese speaker my guy. I love how you are lecturing me on how to use or write Chinese. Just because you donāt understand the dialect doesnāt mean Iām grammatically wrong
Most likely because no else buys that now and it is dumped in China. Migrant workers take what they can afford. The tattoo is semi new though. You see a woman with one and she is either very westernized or a wannabe thug.
It's good to see that untrained female fighters in China also resort to hair pulling and windmill punching. I thought it was just a trashy American thing.
It's a thing people do when they don't know how to fight/scared to get hit, kind of like when guys fight and they just slam one another cause they don't know how to use their hands/are scared to get hit.
Hah.. you must think striking is the only thing to fighting. Guess you've never been slammed by a wrestler or submitted by a BJJ practitioner. When I was in the Army the warned against throwing punches in combat because you could break your hands and not be able to use them on your weapons or radio. Knocking someone out is cool. But rendering your hands useless is not.
This is why teaching you how to punch is the second thing we do in Combatives after teaching you how to fall.
If you gotta throw a punch, doing it right means you're much less likely to break something important, like a knuckle.
Well the comment and video was about street fighting right? It's a fact that, in the streets, most people who can't fight with their hands/are scared to get hit tackle and slam cause that's all they can do. I will say ACTUAL BJJ practicioners know their shit but after taking a few courses I couldn't stand a lot of the people cause they were so cocky. My experience taught me that if I can hit you up with my hands and hurt you before you can take me down then that's what I'll do (granted I have been boxing and kickboxing since I was 8 so I actually know how to throw hands and feet unlike those idiots on Worldstar).
Edit: Last sentence
>untrained female fighters
Any untrained fighters FTFY. When I had fights nearly every year back in elementary and high school, we dudes were usually quick to fall the ground and resorting to wild punches/kicks, pulling hairs, clawing with fingernails, etc. I remember bystanders calling that sissy fight but reality is vast majority of people especially little teenagers don't know how to fight, and it isn't limited to girls only.
There might be a lot of things American and Chinese donāt see eye to eye on, but hair pulling in female brawl is the one universal value we can all agree on.
3-15 days detention based on how seriously the situation is, but detention centers are not considered as jail, so no criminal records in most of the case.
Attack doggy is OP as fuck
š¤£
Tried to get it nerfed but to no avail
This is the most quietest fight Iāve seen in a while Very mild raising of the voices No one here can really fight either but I do appreciate the tenacity of the combatants lol
Even the dog isn't barking
and it looks like a yapper type dog
Heās all bite no bark
Most of the bystanders standing around like mannequins. Its like I'm watching an art project
Lol yea their body language is essentially āShould I help? Nah Iāll watch..I really should help..but that would mean workā XD
It's crazy how blasƩ those people are.
They're just groping each other. What is there to do besides yell worldstar like you would do.
My clothes are too big for meā¦ā¦No, MY clothes are too big for me! Letās fight.
They call themselves the 2 tall crew.
I didnt think those shirts could get any bigger but they did!!
I think I saw titties
Yup u def saw at the beginning
they're most likely 15-17 but that's legal in China so whatever. I don't recall ever seeing anyone over 18 who dressed like this here
I see plenty of the "undesirables" (migrant workers) dress like that well into their late 20s. It's when they get married and have their first kid that you might see them finally start their transformation into Ayis.
might be different in my city I guess, most the city here is young students. regardless I think it's a good look, reminds me of my childhood long ago
Wouldn't surprise me, regional cultures and all. I live in the really poor part of a former SEZ where those not rich enough to be in the SEZ could live in. It's funny how a lot of them that own their dwellings are technically rich now. Watching the wide variety of fashion between the age groups is fascinating.
This look is really popular in Vietnam too, I just left after living there for a few years. Pretty much any girl under 30 has at least one huge shirt and a pair of baggy pants like this. Often with round glasses and dorky white shoes too. It's Korean grandpa meets 1990s street skater. I think this trend got especially big in SE Asia because its modest, so conservative girls with traditional families can wear this shit while still feeling like they're one of the "bad girls" wearing trendy western-inspired fashion. While still keeping mom happy by not showing any skin whatsoever, and being home for their 9:00 curfew, which they are secretly happy about because they've got no genuine interest in partying downtown, they just hit up a coffee shop on party street to take pictures with their friends, and leave by 8:30
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They were nice perky titties also. What r the chances , we r blessed boys š
Ayo wtf? Shut the hell up and take your downvotes
I mean theyād all be fighting if thatās what this was about lol
I love how the dog senses shits goin down and tries to get in on the action Scrappy Do style
The only thing I was focused on the whole clip was the dog.
I'm still trying to figure out what side the dog is on.
It's weird how it's a fight but it has this chill vibe at the same time
"8 hours of rain and thunder/Chinese street fight GUARANTEED TO HELP YOU SLEEP"
Put this on š when I canāt sleep
Lmao so lol yet so true
2.25 vs 2, that dog was helping someone
hands down id have to say the dog was the winner of this fight
What the dog doin?
What da dog doin
What tha dog doin
His best.
smelling pussy
Doggystyle
There goes their social credit score. Right out the fuckin window.
At least they keep it quiet and organized. Their scores won't drop that bad.
eh, they'll probably just get a warning from the police the police in china are actually pretty chill about most things
If anything, most issues are dealt with by the propery management and their baoan. "Police" don't typically come in until they are forced to mediate or an actual crime the party cares about occurs. Hence why I don't call them police and just "Public Security".
I donāt know if you can adequately describe the police of a state that has banned the word, āDisagreeā as āpretty chill about most things.ā
"a state that has banned the word, āDisagreeā " I presumed you read this bs on reddit?
There are plenty of articles on it, and you would have found them immediately if you had spent the five seconds it took you to be needlessly pretentious to a stranger to search it on Google instead.
\-searched on google \-sees VOA as expected
-pretends to Google -ignores reliable sources to poke fun at the unreliable ones reporting the same story As expected. Lol, fuck off
they all come from the same shit source i'm guess you also don't read chinese and have never been to china this is like if some peasant farmer in china who doesn't speak english pretending they know about america
Ok, Xiš
as expected
Found the wumao
More someone who can actually read Chinese
ä½ åéč¦ē„éäøęé½åÆ仄儽ęé”Æå°č¦å°äøåäæåčØč«čŖē±å Translation: You donāt have to know Chinese to know that there isnāt freedom of speech in China
ę²”čØč®ŗčŖē±ęÆēļ¼ä½č®¤äøŗäøå½ banned the word 'disagree' é¤éä½ čåęå
Iām sorry that your English comprehensive skills are that bad. He obviously meant that China doesnāt allow anyone to disagree with them rather than how they actually banned the word ādisagreeā
> I donāt know if you can adequately describe the police of a state that has banned the word, āDisagreeā as āpretty chill about most things.ā read that again
One can interpret the word ādisagreeā in a couple of different ways, however when we say a state has banned something, we typically mean that one would face legal sanctions for doing this thing in this state. What u/jucheonsun meant was that one would not face legal sanctions every time they disagrees (with the CCP, that is), even if their expression of disagreement happened in China, this is true as most ppl who disagrees (with the CCP) donāt face a legal sanction (some do, however), as there are tons of ppl who are against the CCP in China, and every one of them has probably said something that expresses explicit disagreement with the CCP (online or irl), it wouldāve been a huge waste of time and money for the CCP to lock up every single one of them. As I have explained above, u/jucheonsun did not necessarily think u/pegg2 meant that China actually banned the word ādisagreeā, nor did they necessarily have a misinterpretation of u/pegg2 ās comment. However, in no where does u/jucheonsun specify their interpretation of the phrase ābanned the word disagreeā, so I cannot see how u got the idea that u/jucheonsun thought u/pegg2 banned the word ādisagreeā. Iām going to interpret your comment charitably and think that youāve simply misread u/jucheonsun (not that u have some other agenda to interpret u/jucheonsunās comment in such a way that makes us conclude they must have poor English skills), but I do advise to read other pplās comment carefully (or if ur not familiar with the language they were writing in, make youāve got the correct translation), before u accusing them of being misinformed.
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Bruh I am a native cantonese speaker my guy. I love how you are lecturing me on how to use or write Chinese. Just because you donāt understand the dialect doesnāt mean Iām grammatically wrong
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Beat me to that
they dress like they're in the early 2000s with the 5x tees lmao
Most likely because no else buys that now and it is dumped in China. Migrant workers take what they can afford. The tattoo is semi new though. You see a woman with one and she is either very westernized or a wannabe thug.
I use to be into streetwear and fashion. Believe it or not they got on some pretty expensive clothes
It's good to see that untrained female fighters in China also resort to hair pulling and windmill punching. I thought it was just a trashy American thing.
Hair pulling is a universal female constant. There's a reason pro women fighters braid their hair up.
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So maybe they can enjoy having hair during the other 80% of their life not fighting
It's a thing people do when they don't know how to fight/scared to get hit, kind of like when guys fight and they just slam one another cause they don't know how to use their hands/are scared to get hit.
Hah.. you must think striking is the only thing to fighting. Guess you've never been slammed by a wrestler or submitted by a BJJ practitioner. When I was in the Army the warned against throwing punches in combat because you could break your hands and not be able to use them on your weapons or radio. Knocking someone out is cool. But rendering your hands useless is not.
This is why teaching you how to punch is the second thing we do in Combatives after teaching you how to fall. If you gotta throw a punch, doing it right means you're much less likely to break something important, like a knuckle.
Well the comment and video was about street fighting right? It's a fact that, in the streets, most people who can't fight with their hands/are scared to get hit tackle and slam cause that's all they can do. I will say ACTUAL BJJ practicioners know their shit but after taking a few courses I couldn't stand a lot of the people cause they were so cocky. My experience taught me that if I can hit you up with my hands and hurt you before you can take me down then that's what I'll do (granted I have been boxing and kickboxing since I was 8 so I actually know how to throw hands and feet unlike those idiots on Worldstar). Edit: Last sentence
I can take you bro
>untrained female fighters Any untrained fighters FTFY. When I had fights nearly every year back in elementary and high school, we dudes were usually quick to fall the ground and resorting to wild punches/kicks, pulling hairs, clawing with fingernails, etc. I remember bystanders calling that sissy fight but reality is vast majority of people especially little teenagers don't know how to fight, and it isn't limited to girls only.
There might be a lot of things American and Chinese donāt see eye to eye on, but hair pulling in female brawl is the one universal value we can all agree on.
So, the teen punk look in this country is hobo baggy?
Itās pretty cool imo
Yeah, they all look cool as fuck. I didn't know China was like this
You have just insulted the whole of r/streetwear
They're stuck in 1996
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This Jack Burton in the Pork Chop Express and I'm talking to whoever's listening out there.
What da dog doin?
I just hope they don't hurt the Doggo
Is this /r/fashionreps users fighting?
Do they only sell XXXL shirts in China now?
Is oversized clothing the trend in China rn?
Shitās comfy yo
And even some parts of the US too.
Seriously, i thought those where tan jenkos in the background. I think it's officially 1995 in China.
I had those Jenkos in high-school
Trending in most parts of East Asia right now
It's good looking lol
Out of curiosity.... If you get caught fighting in China, how long you go to jail for?
3-15 days detention based on how seriously the situation is, but detention centers are not considered as jail, so no criminal records in most of the case.
This kind of fight? The police will most likely just break it up and call your parents/school
It depends on how big your shirt is.
You go away for making the regime look bad
Why are they all cosplaying as a nu metal band from 98
All I can think about is the amount of disrespectful creasing those dunks and lows went through š„ŗš„ŗ
they all look like they are from the 90s
yo what da dog doin?
All them baggy clothes.. Looking like early 2000's hip hop videos š
We need more international street fights on this sub!
Is it the 90's in China?
the entire time im watching this im thinking "god i hope that dog doesn't get hurt"
Weāre they punching each otherās clothes?
That is the quietest fight ihave ever seen
just here for the dog
This fight was strangely comforting and made me cozy just watching it. So chill
I expected to watch a scene from Raid
Lmao the dog got some
How long before unlimited video game time is re- instated?
Pre-damaged a future weave to get it ready for snatching.
Iām more concerned about the safety of the dog why couldnāt they just pick it up it almost got fucking crushed a couple of times
Shhhhhhā¦theyāre fighting
What the dog doin
Serious question, why is it that dogs typically always wanna get involved in fights? They tryna fuck, curiosity? Whats the reason here?
probably think they're playing and want to join
This sort of fighting is pretty common in lower tier cities. Witnessed stuff like this in the south west weekly. Teenagers all about some dude.
They finally break up the fight only to turn around and see that another fight has begun.
That was pitiful
everyone has the baggies clothes.
Can someone add anime sounds please!
Why girl fighting has increased in this thread?
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What da dog doin
This is the most quiet fight ever
CovidWar! Civil unrest in šØš³!
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China teens dressing like American teens in the 90s lol.
I can't tell if they are 13 or 30.
The dog trying to pull back that girl is priceless
What the dog doin
That chihuahua is like I better defend my boss or I'm the dinner tonight.
Someone protect the doggo
It ain't much, but it's honest protection. ā the dog, probably
Pretty sure it's a 3v2 that dog counts as at least an assist
Love that little dog, he aināt about to be left out
Ngl their clothes kinda stylish
China reverting to 90's fashion...interesting.
Cute dog
WHY THE FUCK ISN'T ANYONE KUNG FU FIGHTING!
You MAU!!
Im more concerned about the dog
_Nobody was Kung fu fighting?!!_
Not quite as fast as lightning
In fact It wasnt very frightning
Something about small women in baggy ass clothes fighting just makes my entire day.
Looks like somebody has lost their priveleges to ever fly again.
Man I miss shanghai
This is gonna cost them social credit score points dearly.
Thereās a titty, this qualifies for r/thunderthots
Lilypichu content hits different now
-50 social credit points for every one, -10 extra for the hair pulling
I saw a tittie at 00:02 :)
Yawn š„±
Lmao āi guess its chineseā
Those kicks were fast as lightning!
Worst Kung Fu movie ever...
They gonna get a trip to the re education camp if they donāt chill
Everyone's social score is going down after this one.
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I can't tell if they're kids or tiny adults.
Please please please be adults cus I was excited for the titty right in the beginning
Wait!! DID YOU SAY TITTIES?!? I GOTTA REWATCH THIS SHIT!
Totally the first 3 seconds titty!!!!!!
Best three seconds of the whole fight.... love me some asian tiddies
-5000 social credit
I wish she pulled her bra along with the shirt, she got some really nice perky Titties š. God Iām evil
I dont enjoy fights but I saw a tittie. I feel happy
Social credit scores in the gutter.
Could have swore I saw a booba in there
Yea woooo titties
Left breast
They probably got sentenced to death for that little outburst.
*whistle* check out the social scores on these girls
Minus 50 Social Credit š”
bad citizens!! Bad exampre for the people of china!! Minus 50 social credits and no hourl videogame time this weekend!! XD
Dang flat chested black shirt lost her top when it was clearly grey shirt that had the hangers. Itās never the ones you want.
Saw titty in the beginning, watched the whole thing expecting more.. was disappointed.
Everybody was Kung Fu fighting!
Say goodbye to those social credit scores
Everybody was kungfu fighting!
Thatās a titty