Key and Peele tackle and grapple skit is real

[Headkicktoleg]

High Point martial arts instructor faces 4 statutory rape charges, more than a dozen child sex offense charges

https://myfox8.com/2019/06/26/high-...-more-than-a-dozen-child-sex-offense-charges/



Shit even happened in the same town as the skit. Pretty nuts

 

[NoGoodNamesLeft]

Just a minor offense

 

[Osculater]

He wasn't licensed for private lessons

 

[evansusmc2]

That’s skit is from quite a few years ago but just got reuploaded. Why are so many Key and Peele skits being reuploaded?

 

[Headkicktoleg]

That’s skit is from quite a few years ago but just got reuploaded. Why are so many Key and Peele skits being reuploaded?

Probably because comedy central uploads the skits on their own site and they are hard to share that way

 

[Torrid]

BJJ is great. A big failing of it, however, is that it still perpetuates the TMA mystification of the instructor. Usually this is just a for-profit thing, where they can get free labor from paying students (it's great when guys are given opportunities that are financially unable, but that's not what I'm referring to). Or, the tribalism they cultivate; again good to an extent, but it can also be used to shame people for cross-training or taking other opportunities.

Sometimes though, you get sickos like this, and instead of just getting the normal BJJ gym bullshit, you get this. It's certainly not an 'every gym' thing - it's not even a some gym thing, imo. Still, I feel like the gross, archaic TMA-ness that lingers around BJJ feeds into this behavior going only longer, rather than being found out sooner.

 

[loyalyolayal]

 

[evansusmc2]

Probably because comedy central uploads the skits on their own site and they are hard to share that way

Nah, I mean some skits were uploaded to YouTube, deleted from YouTube, and reuploaded back on YouTube.

 

[Headkicktoleg]

BJJ is great. A big failing of it, however, is that it still perpetuates the TMA mystification of the instructor. Usually this is just a for-profit thing, where they can get free labor from paying students (it's great when guys are given opportunities that are financially unable, but that's not what I'm referring to). Or, the tribalism they cultivate; again good to an extent, but it can also be used to shame people for cross-training or taking other opportunities.

Sometimes though, you get sickos like this, and instead of just getting the normal BJJ gym bullshit, you get this. It's certainly not an 'every gym' thing - it's not even a some gym thing, imo. Still, I feel like the gross, archaic TMA-ness that lingers around BJJ feeds into this behavior going only longer, rather than being found out sooner.

It was a TKD gym, not bjj. Anyway any kind of power over someone no matter how small will be exploited by bad people.