Interestingly, Princess Ashraf's son Mustapha Chafik _was_ shot in the back of the head in Paris in the Rue de La Villa Dupont by a Fedayeen gunman. According to the article I read (New York Times, Dec 8th 1979, Frank Prial author,) he had failed to request protection after the Revolutionary Council called for the extermination of the royal family. The article didn't mention Seagal, presumably because the involvement of a respected ninth-degree aikido master in such an affair would have been highly classified.
@Fundamentally Unorothdox bloodhounds fang is the farron of Elden ring Really good against people who've never seen it before Trash against people who've seen it too much I haven't been hit by the WA even in a gank in like weeks
0:47 not only is he a Serbian citizen, but the government here organized a big New Year's eve concert in downtown Belgrade and the musical guest was Steven and his band
I'm not sure if anyone has seen it, but at UFC 274 just recently, Seagal's purely innovative and TOTALLY invented by him move, the Seagal front kick of death, was used by Michael Chandler to knock out Tony Ferguson... There was no such thing as a front kick until he invented it when he was teaching Pai Mei from Kill Bill the 5 point palm exploding heart technique...And people say he's a "fake"... Did you know he gave up being a Navy SEAL just to be a cook on a ship? It was in his biopic, "Under Siege"
Seagal was a personal trainer at a gym where one of the most successful agents *ever* worked out. He thought Seagal had less charisma than anyone he'd ever met, so when the bet you mentioned occurred, he chose Seagal to prove that he could make even the most unlikable, embarrassing person into a star. That agent was INSANELY powerful in Hollywood at the time. I'm fairly certain that's the only reason that this article existed, talking about how Seagal was such a badass action star, despite his first ever movie not even coming out yet. Most first-time actors don't have people fawning over them like this before they've made a single movie. It's so hilarious. (I'm sure you know this stuff already, but it's just such a bonkers story and I love talking about it with people.)
Which is funny because after Michael Ovitz fell from grace, he blamed it all on "the gay mafia," which I remember eliciting a big WTF from me at the time. Still not sure about the gay part, but the guy was definitely mobbed up.
@@juzifal-bidan3621 There was a court case where Seagal had to testify and everything, the mob was taking a cut of his earnings and shaking him down for more money. When he first came to Hollywood, his roommate was mob-affiliated, as was Ovitz, suggesting a motivation for Ovitz to push for Seagal to get his first movie so hard even though in order to get the studio to agree, he had to screw his other client, Richard Donner, with a suboptimal deal on Donner's gig directing the sequel to Lethal Weapon
Waitress: "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful." Cook: "That's not why I hate you." Conversation I actually overheard. Both parties were smartasses who liked each other, so there wasn't any actual hate.
It just reminded me that when I was growing up, there was this crazy guy in our town that used to say the same thing. Was in Japan doing martial arts and was recruited to do black ops stuff. How many white guys in Japan is the CIA hiring?
48:34 This is the 2nd time in recent memory that I’ve heard chapo reference guys “reading Infinite Jest” in public, but I don’t quite get the trope… based on context clues I’m assuming it’s the ‘move’ of a ‘Guy’ of some sort (reactionary guy move? MRA guy move?). I’m not on any social media though, and anytime something on the show goes over my head it’s typically safe to assume it’s a Twitter Thing. I remember about 12-15 years ago (in real life) there was a brief phase of people ostentatiously reading _IJ_ in public places. it was mainly hip 20-somethings signaling their intellect (/pretentiousness). But like, the type people who had recently studied “____ and Marxism” in college (ie. the type of people that went on to form Chapo Trap House). So I’m hitting up against some cognitive dissonance trying to suss this trope out. (also full disclosure, I never read the book and am only vaguely familiar with its contents in broad strokes… but maybe it’s an allusion to the actual material?)
A few years ago on Twitter, people would have discourse that guys who read Infinite Jest are like problematic smart guys or something. I think they reference it as an example of smug liberal elitism.
This video ("Chapo Reading Series - Steven Seagal’s Spec Ops Past") description: "from episode 517" The catalog: CTH 517 _ A Million Beautiful Little Things feat Jacob Bacharach _ 2021-04-2021.mp3 The entire episode 517 is about Hunter Biden's autobiography, and has nothing at all about Seagal.
Interestingly, Princess Ashraf's son Mustapha Chafik _was_ shot in the back of the head in Paris in the Rue de La Villa Dupont by a Fedayeen gunman. According to the article I read (New York Times, Dec 8th 1979, Frank Prial author,) he had failed to request protection after the Revolutionary Council called for the extermination of the royal family. The article didn't mention Seagal, presumably because the involvement of a respected ninth-degree aikido master in such an affair would have been highly classified.
Is Steven Seagull walking the Golden Path?
@@seansolidworks4736 No, but he's drinking the golden shower.
Laughing at the image of Maduro trying to find a blacksmith to give his sword Bleed
He would be a bleed noob
@Fundamentally Unorothdox bloodhounds fang is the farron of Elden ring
Really good against people who've never seen it before
Trash against people who've seen it too much
I haven't been hit by the WA even in a gank in like weeks
0:47 not only is he a Serbian citizen, but the government here organized a big New Year's eve concert in downtown Belgrade and the musical guest was Steven and his band
my sweet baby jesus, how was I unaware of Steven Seagal's band. my golly.
I know without even having seen this spectacle how good it was.
Poor serbs, they didn't deserve this
Did he do his smash hit Reggae song with Lady Saw "Strut"?
I'm so ashamed
Has anyone noticed as Steve grows Pen from 'Pen and Teller' shrinks in equal proportion?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Each has a portrait of the other in his respective attic.
The Mariah Carey of aging martial arts action movie actors.... Expanding outwards infinitely but proportionally
I feel legitimately bad for laughing so hard at this comment, poor mariah lol
sure but Mariah Carey can still sing, Seagal can barely even stand up
@@epistemophobia69 we love
True cosmic horror
nah just playing i laughed
Steven Segal is what every weeabo will be when they turn 50.
You can't defeat Steven seagull. He has the power of God and anime on his side
More like queermo
I wanna say "mall ninja" not all the weebs i know collect swords some of them collect pillows.
What is a weeabo
@@dc-ir3ow - It's the twentieth century western colloquialism for yellow fever.
People who fetishize Japanese culture.
"I moved to Asia a while ago, and really fell in love with the place."
Steven Seagal is Dale Gribbel and Bill Duetrive wrapped up in one person.
Thai is probably the most accurate description of Steven seagal possible.
I'm not sure if anyone has seen it, but at UFC 274 just recently, Seagal's purely innovative and TOTALLY invented by him move, the Seagal front kick of death, was used by Michael Chandler to knock out Tony Ferguson... There was no such thing as a front kick until he invented it when he was teaching Pai Mei from Kill Bill the 5 point palm exploding heart technique...And people say he's a "fake"... Did you know he gave up being a Navy SEAL just to be a cook on a ship? It was in his biopic, "Under Siege"
Steven is one of the greatest lactating action stars ever.
The legend goes that an agent made a bet that he could make *any* one a star and he lit on Segal.
Seagal was a personal trainer at a gym where one of the most successful agents *ever* worked out. He thought Seagal had less charisma than anyone he'd ever met, so when the bet you mentioned occurred, he chose Seagal to prove that he could make even the most unlikable, embarrassing person into a star.
That agent was INSANELY powerful in Hollywood at the time. I'm fairly certain that's the only reason that this article existed, talking about how Seagal was such a badass action star, despite his first ever movie not even coming out yet. Most first-time actors don't have people fawning over them like this before they've made a single movie. It's so hilarious.
(I'm sure you know this stuff already, but it's just such a bonkers story and I love talking about it with people.)
THANK YOU 🙏 ACID MARXIST! Do your thing!!👏🔥🥊
If anyone figured how to generate a sword out of ghee, it would be Seagall.
Great discussion, but the boys are missing a big, mob-shaped piece of the puzzle in explaining where the fuck Stefan Seagull came from
Which is funny because after Michael Ovitz fell from grace, he blamed it all on "the gay mafia," which I remember eliciting a big WTF from me at the time. Still not sure about the gay part, but the guy was definitely mobbed up.
@@gioiacobucci no he’s lying
@@juzifal-bidan3621 There was a court case where Seagal had to testify and everything, the mob was taking a cut of his earnings and shaking him down for more money. When he first came to Hollywood, his roommate was mob-affiliated, as was Ovitz, suggesting a motivation for Ovitz to push for Seagal to get his first movie so hard even though in order to get the studio to agree, he had to screw his other client, Richard Donner, with a suboptimal deal on Donner's gig directing the sequel to Lethal Weapon
Yea but didn't the mafia traditionally have a lot of connections to 3 letter govt agencies?
The most respected man in Japan.
When he walks in the room, everyone turns to see what is making the awful wheezing noise.
"A Hard Man"
It's A Good Man, Felix outs himself as a fake Steven Seagal fan SMH my head.
That was the porn parody. Seagal is also in that one
How about we get the best of both worlds: A Good Hard Man.
Aaron Sorkin crossover: A Few Good Hard Men
you are shaking your head your head?
@@marcodallolio9746 (that's the joke)
@@ToruKun1 good joke
Waitress: "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful." Cook: "That's not why I hate you." Conversation I actually overheard. Both parties were smartasses who liked each other, so there wasn't any actual hate.
Highly recommend the Dollop series on Seagal
Steven Seagal makes Ashida Kim look like Steven Seagal
Nothing makes me happier than shitting on Seagal.
Steven Segal is just a pre internet Jason Blaha lol
@Fundamentally Unorothdox There's a really good video on here about all of those fake martial arts guys by a channel called Napoleon Blownapart.
😂😂
@Fundamentally Unorthodox SuperEyepatchWolf you mean?
And both are just folowing in the footsteps of Frank Dux.
Damn so Steven Seagal also time traveling into the future to work for the “office of naval intelligence” (ONI) 😂😂😂😂😂
Oooooh don't think I didn't catch that Aqua Teen Hunger Force reference!
When?
Intro song
JETHRO TULL - Thick as a Brick
Mullen needs to be in on this….
He's got a move that can get out of any hold.
It just reminded me that when I was growing up, there was this crazy guy in our town that used to say the same thing. Was in Japan doing martial arts and was recruited to do black ops stuff. How many white guys in Japan is the CIA hiring?
"I'm in my Hitler era"
-Kanye West
Is he still? That was like a year or two ago it feels like (but time hasn't felt linear at all in the last decade)
Cancer, brain, _brain cancer_ ..!!
Great Lorraine Bracco line from Hackers
I would bet everything I own he paid for that review.
2:08 what in gods name are those things, on the sides of his head, where ears would normally be 😮
Even Steven reppin Small Oil
A Dangerous Comrade - Bobby Sativa
What's with the 1970's muff on his face?
i think hes playing a character
Omg yes.
54:43
perfect summary
spec(ious) op(eration)s
Git dat chunk!
Dark Souls references are TITE
serbia has johnny depp there now to act in their movies. next hollywood?
In what movie?
48:34 This is the 2nd time in recent memory that I’ve heard chapo reference guys “reading Infinite Jest” in public, but I don’t quite get the trope… based on context clues I’m assuming it’s the ‘move’ of a ‘Guy’ of some sort (reactionary guy move? MRA guy move?). I’m not on any social media though, and anytime something on the show goes over my head it’s typically safe to assume it’s a Twitter Thing.
I remember about 12-15 years ago (in real life) there was a brief phase of people ostentatiously reading _IJ_ in public places. it was mainly hip 20-somethings signaling their intellect (/pretentiousness). But like, the type people who had recently studied “____ and Marxism” in college (ie. the type of people that went on to form Chapo Trap House). So I’m hitting up against some cognitive dissonance trying to suss this trope out.
(also full disclosure, I never read the book and am only vaguely familiar with its contents in broad strokes… but maybe it’s an allusion to the actual material?)
A few years ago on Twitter, people would have discourse that guys who read Infinite Jest are like problematic smart guys or something. I think they reference it as an example of smug liberal elitism.
8:30
I would watch this video... except I'm pretty sure it's going to be dumb.
Steven seagal
SEAGAL '24 !!!!!!!!!!
This video ("Chapo Reading Series - Steven Seagal’s Spec Ops Past") description: "from episode 517"
The catalog: CTH 517 _ A Million Beautiful Little Things feat Jacob Bacharach _ 2021-04-2021.mp3
The entire episode 517 is about Hunter Biden's autobiography, and has nothing at all about Seagal.