Bradley Martyn VS Everyone | The Psychology of Outrage
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- In this video, we delve into the curious case of Bradley Martin, a well-known fitness personality who has been stirring the pot in the world of combat sports. Bradley has been making some bold statements, suggesting he could take on professional fighters in a street fight, just because of his size. His claims have caught the attention of the fighting community, including UFC champion Sean Strickland, who did not hold back his thoughts on Bradley.
Bradley often highlights his weight of 260 pounds as if it's the only thing that matters in a fight. Despite his claims, he's been cautious to only spar with other RUclipsrs and non-fighters, avoiding real fighters. On his RUclips show, "Raw Talk," he continues to prod professional fighters about these hypothetical fights, a move that's entertaining for many but also raises eyebrows about his real abilities.
In this episode, we'll explore the psychology behind the lure of social media outrage-why it captures our attention and how it's used to drive engagement and revenue. We're going to dissect the strategy behind using strong emotions to rally people, to generate clicks, shares, and ultimately, money. While outrage can be profitable, it also has its downsides, like creating echo chambers and spreading misinformation, which can be harmful to our mental health and society.
We'll also touch on the psychology of "big men" syndrome-why some people believe size equates to toughness and how our society has both a fascination with and a disdain for the misuse of strength. This is perfectly encapsulated in the timeless story of David and Goliath, where the smaller David overcomes the giant Goliath, teaching us that skill and courage can triumph over sheer size.
I'll share a personal story about encountering a guy in a club trying to intimidate others just because he was large. This reflects on the societal norms around size and power and how they play out in real-life scenarios.
To conclude, we discuss Bradley's actions as potentially just a clever tactic to gain more views and followers. While some might find Bradley's antics amusing, they echo a larger conversation about power dynamics, social behavior, and our responses to them. Join us as we unpack these topics and look beyond the surface of viral trends.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:21 Bradley Martin's Public Challenges
1:43 The Power of Size and Public Perception
3:00 The Psychology of Outrage in Social Media
5:14 The Risks of Riding the Outrage Wave
6:09 The Myth of Size and Strength
7:21 Sean Strickland Vs Israel Adesanya
8:34 Real-world Examples and Storytime
11:15 Final Thoughts and Conclusions
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This is old news by now, but I thought the psychology around everything connected with he Bradley Martyn situation interesting. From the public reaction to the way we perceive size and power. Let me know what you think! do you think Bradley is right?
EDIT: Getting a lot of criticism from keyboard warriors who's comments are getting taken down by RUclips. Firstly, I'm 6'3 and walkaround at 300lbs. I fight as a superheavyweight in Muay Thai and have been training most of my life. I'm a fight nerd as well as a psychologist.
Secondly, the reason why I'm interested in this is because I don't like people who use their size as a measure of their skill in combat, or as a measure against smaller people.
Well said 👏 I'm not a fighter but am a fight fan and I see so many big man casuals that think they a tough because they are bigger than everyone else. As you say so perfectly, size is in no way a measure of skill
9:31 this is hilarious! Its good to see someone who doesnt take themselves too seriously when it comes to these kinds of interactions. Alot of people that commented on this would just bash on bradley martin. You take it in a different direction, less negativity which is always better to me anyway. Keep it up!
Appreciate the feedback AD! I try to keep things more positive than not. The internet is already overflowing with negativity as it is. No need to add to it.
oh and that tomahawke looks sweet as
Cheers bro! It's from Assassin Creed 3
yeah i noticed i made a more simple version of the spear of leonidas over last x mas are you an aucklander because your story reminds me of the times in 2016 where i moved up for a bit and did some clubbing @@MindCultureF2V
9:29 this caught me off guard 😂 great vid man. Bradley is a bit of a bully. Most of the guys he takes on are way smaller than him unless it’s for a video like the ju-jitsu guys. Dude needs to be humbled
Appreciate the feedback man! I honestly wouldn't have cared about this situation much if he challenged people his own size. The fact that he asks people who are smaller than him is bullish. Definitely needs to be humbled
I don't follow you, have never seen your channel before and this vid currently has 32 views at time of writing.
No idea how you hacked into my recommended, dude, but I liked the vid. Kudos.
And I reckon Thug Rose would beat this guy in a street fight.
Probably won’t get much more. This is old news
Haha that's the magic of the algorithm. No idea how it works, but it works. Glad you liked the video man 🍻
Rose is an absolute beast! I would actually like to see him box an actual heavyweight to actually see what he is capable of.
@@tylermyers5062 So true. Plus it doesn't look like he is actually going to fight anyone his own size anytime soon. I don't include grappling because he's already been manhandled in that area.
Is it just me or is the sound only coming out of the left headphone?
Was the same for me too. Guy must of exported as mono or something
Yup, @Dmantough is right. Thanks for flagging this man! I'll remember for future videos
@@MindCultureF2V loved the vid, keep it up 👍!
Who else wants to see 260 Bro take on Charlie Z.?
🤣😆🤣
nice set cuz i don't know who the bro bradly is but he looks like zack ryder from wwe evolved
Appreciate it bro! took awhile to get the set up right. He does to hahah
woo woo woo you know it @@MindCultureF2V