Earlier in the week BJJScout released a video that parodied Jeff Glover’s work with a stability ball compared to regular muggles playing on balance and coming off like pandas rolling on a snowman and failing – a video that was originally posted by a certain Karen.
This led to the following exchange:
Dear Karen, the last thing I wanted to do was to be a douche bag parasite that did nothing for the community. When I made the video I had in my mind a parody and not to “freeboot” you. Please if you have suffered any loss, allow me to send you a BJJ Scout T shirt which you can wear at the gym. I would need your size though. Merry Xmas!
Ps: video source for panda vid at https://youtu.be/8fcvGJzpbDI brought to you by the fine people at that gym.
Pps: please if any of you have any objections to footage I have ever used, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Karen was… not receptive to say the least:
Of course this wouldn’t be as big of a deal if BJJ Scout hadn’t already faced copyright woes by having had his page be removed from facebook and starting over some time back (if you haven’t liked his new facebook page you can do so here).
This led to BJJScout releasing a video recaping all of the happening including the stuff he’s been subjected to over the years:
If you want to cut straight to the Eddie Bravo stuff :
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