Adin Live - Adin Ross Meets Georges St-Pierre (GSP)!

00:00:00.000 there we go george man pleasure hey good to see you man too no we've met before um

00:00:16.800 oh you can have a seat sir i know i know i found that fanatic yes that's right that's right man

00:00:21.120 i'm just so happy to see you bro i'm like kind of nervous my bad bro you're just you're just a

00:00:24.160 little goat i'm sorry bro it's wait is this your first time on a live stream first time yeah um

00:00:29.440 this is the camera you could say hi to everyone what's up guys how are you doing they're saying

00:00:34.080 aura do you know what that means or yeah they're saying you got aura aura really like charisma like

00:00:40.160 oh okay yeah yeah like an art layer and aura charisma yes yes yes oh thank you guys i appreciate

00:00:45.920 no of course bro i want you to have fun today we're gonna we're gonna connect with people that that

00:00:49.440 love you i'm i'm a fan as well um i first don't want to say dude you're early like you showed up

00:00:55.120 early none of my guests ever show up early well i'm i'm disciplined you know like that's one thing

00:00:59.120 you give me a time i'm there you know what i mean so you always show up early no matter what to

00:01:02.960 everything no no not earlier you said seven is it like yeah it's seven right on the dot no you show

00:01:08.000 a minute early you're like you're in the oh really uh yeah but i i rather always be a minute early

00:01:13.920 than i i mean i rather be sorry i'll rephrase that i rather be 15 minutes earlier than a minute late

00:01:22.400 that's true i like that i like that that's all that call comes from discipline yeah that's right

00:01:27.040 exactly but but you know there's time like let's say it would be like uh let's say a friend dinner

00:01:32.960 or something i'm not that rigid i see what i mean like but this was something that you told me

00:01:38.400 seven so i was like first time we do this i was like hey i gotta be i gotta be sharp man thank you

00:01:43.200 bro for coming and you're dressed nice i'm dressed in a white no no no i didn't know what to expect

00:01:48.320 you know it's my first time you know i know you've been doing a lot of these so uh thank you to

00:01:53.200 invite me oh dude i appreciate it's an honor to have you here man we're gonna have some fun today

00:01:57.120 oh wait what kind of watch do you have uh it's a rolex detona oh wow that's a nice piece right

00:02:02.320 there yeah look at that yeah it's cool one yeah that's a nice piece um wait i want to uh i want

00:02:06.800 to ask you first like what do you you're more like your your your routine what time you wake up like

00:02:11.600 what do you do throughout the day your normal day like what do you do well it's very interesting you

00:02:16.080 you ask me about that because i'm i'm i'm also coming out with uh something that i'm promoting right

00:02:21.840 now called the path okay and it's uh also to help people um i'm 44 years old uh you're 44 yeah i'm

00:02:29.360 44 but i i you look like you're 30 something years old well i'm in very good shape for 44 oh yeah for

00:02:35.280 sure and um i mean my routine depends on what i'm doing you know what i mean like right now i just i was

00:02:44.640 with my family in in uh universal so oh universal studios yeah yeah so i have a different routine when

00:02:51.680 i'm in that sort of mood than when i'm home you know what i mean but uh you know i don't i don't

00:02:57.600 live like a monk you know people think i will always eat right and stuff no that that's not true but

00:03:03.200 i'm very healthy and what i have to say about the thing that i'm promoting too is is the path is that

00:03:09.440 it's it is not that hard and it it is not that time consuming if you know how to do it and it's like

00:03:17.040 it's something that it's accessible to everyone it just demands discipline and unfortunately

00:03:24.560 discipline is not something that a lot of people have you know how do you how do you get discipline

00:03:29.840 how do you discipline how do you stay disciplined very good question and uh i've heard i've listened to

00:03:36.160 andrew huberman talking about it there's a uh part of your brain um the the and and and um uh

00:03:44.960 uh the uh singulate anterior cortex okay singular enter your cortex it's it's like a muscle it's part

00:03:55.600 of your brain yeah and and um the more you force yourself to do things that are hard to do that you

00:04:02.000 don't want to do the more this thing gets activated so it's it's it's not only something that you know

00:04:08.640 it's it's it's a it's proven it's it's a fact like that's for example one of the reasons why i do

00:04:14.800 ice bath in the in the morning ice bath are probably the worst thing you can do when you wake up in the

00:04:22.080 morning because you're you're you're on you're on no but you're under the cover the hot hot cover you

00:04:26.240 know like and when you i do it most of the time when i wake up so i wake up and the worst thing to

00:04:33.120 do is to throw yourself an ice bath right because it's it sucks you know what i mean you're you're

00:04:38.160 in the the comfort under your your sheet and the warm comfort of your bed and then you're like i gotta

00:04:44.160 go in an ice bath but the reason with the real reason the main reason why i'm doing this is because

00:04:48.720 it forces me to do something very hard that i don't want to do so it sort of helped me

00:04:54.960 uh stimulate my uh cingulate anterior cortex the part of my brain that i'm talking about and this

00:05:01.520 is very interesting stuff so the more you work on that the more it increases your ability to do hard

00:05:10.480 things and and it's training it's hard but there's nothing that i can think of that is more unpleasant

00:05:18.480 that it that is more unpleasant or that gives you more discomfort that right off the bat when you

00:05:25.520 wake up to jump in a freaking ice no that sounds like hell exactly so once you do that and not

00:05:32.560 immediately when you're in it let's say you pass three minutes in it and you get out after a few

00:05:38.800 minutes and of course the cold will dissipate the feeling of discomfort will dissipate but you'll have a

00:05:45.200 rush of dopamine and that's when the good thing kicks in when you have that rush of dopamine you

00:05:50.960 feel like you can go through a brick wall like your day start the good way and you're like man you're

00:05:55.840 just up exactly you're ready to take on any freaking task that's the reason why i'm doing it that's

00:06:01.520 a real reason there's other benefits like anti-inflammatory stuff like that but that's the main

00:06:06.400 reason why i'm doing it i'm not doing it every day i don't think it's good today how often you do how

00:06:10.880 often do you do the ice baths uh two to three times a week when i'm home and uh that's the real

00:06:17.840 reason why i'm doing it you know and this is one of the for example health health hack that i use

00:06:24.800 when i say health um it's only physical it's also mental because a lot of people suffer depression and

00:06:32.080 mental problem but that's one of the the the hack that i use to my benefit and that i think a lot

00:06:41.520 of people can use if you don't have an ice bath you can use a cold shower sure it's it's not the

00:06:46.400 same but it it could do a very right because who wants to go hop in a cold shower when they wake up

00:06:51.680 that's right i definitely don't want to then you guys definitely don't want to either but but you know

00:06:55.200 how to do it you need to know how to use those and that's what i'm doing in with this program i love

00:07:00.640 that you're to you're you're basically promoting and teaching discipline to people that kind of

00:07:04.720 need it i kind of need to discipline myself as well because sometimes i'm comfortable and like

00:07:08.880 even with food like sometimes it's hard for me to self-control like sometimes i want that pizza

00:07:12.560 but i should really have like that steak you know so i need to discipline myself more too i've had like

00:07:16.880 three or four gym transformations but then i get super comfortable and like lazy and i want to start

00:07:20.720 eating junk food again if i if i have to if i have to pick one of my weaknesses this this one of the area

00:07:28.480 that at one point like getting i'm getting older i will need to cut down on sugar yeah because i i'm

00:07:36.480 i'm pretty bad you have a sweet tooth i do what's what's your what's your top three like favorite

00:07:40.480 candies well i favorite candies or like anything sugar sweet yeah well i gotta say one place we're in

00:07:49.440 florida right now one place that i really enjoy to go is a restaurant called forte de marmi and i like to get

00:07:54.960 that giant pistachio ice cream it's freaking good it's it's uh these are one of my the thing that

00:08:01.840 i love to do like a pistachio ice cream chocolate is one of my does your stuff which one is your your

00:08:06.720 favorite man um i i really really like like have you ever gone to um carbone oh yeah that's good

00:08:13.600 they got these little like cookies these rainbow cookies bro i could eat a hundred of those i'm not

00:08:17.600 even joking you like that you know you're you're like the same kind of uh restaurant that i like yeah

00:08:22.800 italian you know that type of stuff i love to sit downs the steaks are really good too like from

00:08:26.240 these places too i love all that um i used to like sip a lot of lean you know what that is lean

00:08:31.840 no i don't so pretty much like it's like soda but it's like it's like something stupid it's like uh

00:08:38.400 so it was i don't do anymore but i used to drink soda with like cough syrup which is a drug oh oh yeah

00:08:44.560 that's bad i i one thing a lot of people don't know that that relates to health uh i used to be

00:08:52.080 addicted to uh uh coca-cola and and all that oh you did black black black black soda like pepsi coca-cola

00:09:02.080 these are the worst thing you know like yeah when i was a teenager i remember i used to drink

00:09:07.280 approximately nothing no kidding about one liter of black soda a day it's terrible very bad very

00:09:15.280 very bad yeah i used to i've been i've been doing this for like almost 10 years when i was young

00:09:19.440 it's terrible what health what health effect what health effects would you see from that like

00:09:23.920 i mean i'm sure it would translate to your life it's terrible i i mean i mean i'm i'm lucky because i

00:09:29.280 always try to and i always try but i think i always did i always burn more that i consume so because

00:09:36.400 i'm an athlete that sort of saved me but man i think it had probably an effect on my growth on a

00:09:43.120 lot of thing on my recuperation on a lot of things man it's very bad so did it did it affect your

00:09:48.720 fighting in your in the beginning like at all our training or it's hard to say you know why because i i

00:09:55.200 i the reason why i changed you know who made me can who convinced me to to stop is a friend of mine

00:10:01.920 his name is uh hodger gracie he's very well known in the brazen jujitsu circuit one of the probably the

00:10:08.560 if he's not the best ever uh jujitsu uh competitor he's probably one of the best yeah he's the one that

00:10:16.320 told me man's like this is so bad like you have no idea how bad it is and he told me about the the

00:10:20.960 coin that had the paint on it and that if you let it there it's sort of clean that's right and i was

00:10:26.560 making jones perfect it's gonna clean my intestine you know but no seriously it's very bad but i don't

00:10:32.480 know if i would not have had that addiction how much better i would feel because it's impossible

00:10:39.520 to go in time but i wish man it's one of the things i wish i would i would be able to go and

00:10:45.120 take out yeah so how old were you when you started like locking in on like your diet and stopped

00:10:49.280 cutting all the you know the sodas out i never really have a diet surprisingly and i still don't i i

00:10:54.960 i only only diet i only use a diet when i when i was competing and i was cutting down the weight

00:11:04.080 because i i walk around around and i always walk around around about the same weight 185 to 190 in

00:11:11.680 between and i used to compete most of my career at 170 so what i did is the week before the weigh-in

00:11:19.280 you try to cut the the carbs right because one gram of carbs inside of your body

00:11:24.800 your body is like a sponge try to almost old three grandma one gram old three gram of water so if

00:11:32.080 you cut down the carbs it sort of flushes the the liquids out you'll pee more you'll you'll you'll

00:11:38.800 all less old less water so that's what bodybuilder does if you see a bodybuilder on stage you look very

00:11:45.680 ripped because he like if you aesthetically speaking he's the most ripped it could be

00:11:53.040 but he probably in inside he doesn't feel it's best because he doesn't have carbs he doesn't you

00:12:00.080 know he's weak at hell right but you look like he's strong looks strongly super weak exactly so it's a

00:12:04.640 little bit the same that we do with the fighter when we go on a scale for the official way and we look

00:12:11.200 strong and everything we look ripped but we're we're really far from being ready to fight you

00:12:16.880 know damn but but but carbs they give you energy though right so it's like you would think of do

00:12:21.600 the opposite in a way but that's crazy so do you think you could have ever gotten down to like 155 when

00:12:26.240 competing or no probably if i would have done it hard uh i probably could have done it especially when

00:12:33.440 i was younger now i'm 44 with yeah it would be hard uh but but i'm not a big fan of cutting weight i i

00:12:41.920 think uh you know for me i always prioritize my health over my performance and i'm glad i've done

00:12:49.120 it now i feel great yeah and that's one thing athletes don't realize sometimes after you finish

00:12:56.160 competing because the life of an athlete whether you're in fighting or basketball football i mean

00:13:02.160 some sports are different than others but most of athletes have a maybe 10 years window more or

00:13:09.360 less you know it's but in football it's a lot less too honestly absolutely yeah four years i think or

00:13:13.920 three years something like oh yeah depending you know tom brady's he's an anomaly but but let's say

00:13:19.280 10 years what what they don't realize sometimes is that after that 10 years of competition you have

00:13:24.480 another maybe 50 years to live and maybe more with if you have a family or you you want to be

00:13:30.480 you know you want to jeopardize that like it it's something that i i was not ready to do i always

00:13:36.320 prioritize my health before before anything else do you do you think that you exited you know from

00:13:42.160 mma at the right time i think i did i'm very proud uh i think you know i was talking to kamaru usman i

00:13:51.040 know you were in new york for the ufc and and camera you know he's in i think he's late uh 30s and and

00:13:56.880 and i said man i you know i i've been there on that and i said man i said you're gonna compete

00:14:03.280 again he's like yeah i think i'm gonna go for one more stretch i'm like man i'm like if you want

00:14:07.760 one of my advice kamaru because i like the guy i said like do what you gotta do do get it out of

00:14:13.840 your system but get out on top you know what i mean yeah that would be the cherry on top and and

00:14:19.360 not only it's better for your health also for business perspective when you're an athlete a fighter and

00:14:25.200 you get out on top when you get out champion yeah of course you have the the impression that you left

00:14:32.000 money on the table of course oh i should have i could have done another one another one that's

00:14:36.880 our ego talking you know what same thing happened to me but in the in what happened is that you have

00:14:42.800 a lot of opportunity that present itself to to you because you left your you're stuck worth a lot of

00:14:48.720 money yeah so health wise is better and also business wise yeah maybe the money it will be it

00:14:54.720 will stretch over a few more years but imagine if you read if you push it to the limit where you end

00:15:00.720 up losing at one two three fight straight now you your legacy and that money that you will have received

00:15:07.840 for fighting that that block of money maybe you will not have it and stretch in a in a period of long

00:15:15.280 time you know yeah those opportunities would not be there let's say i would have retired on a maybe

00:15:21.600 three fight losing streak wow and time catches everyone man i don't care who you are uh time

00:15:28.400 catches everyone man that's crazy um what do you think about the current state of the ufc the way it

00:15:32.800 is right now the fighters the fights the styles of fighting you're seeing pound for pound what do you

00:15:38.000 think about everyone just the current state of ufc man i i right now i think the best pound for

00:15:42.960 problems probably islamic i mean i was there i witnessed his performance last saturday it was

00:15:49.600 freaking brilliant unbelievable he didn't i don't think he even took a punch it's unbelievable it's

00:15:56.160 crazy a lot of people that would be oh yeah it was a decision that these people who says that i'm sorry

00:16:01.760 because they don't know the art of fighting they have no idea they don't understand the the the art of

00:16:06.640 fighting his performance was freaking amazing you know like like yeah the fight with you know

00:16:13.760 was not a flawless victory with a crazy submission or knockout but but the way you're going up in a

00:16:19.840 in weight class and and beat jig della magdalena like he did it's freaking hard i thought it was gonna

00:16:27.360 be a lot closer too man that jdm he looks so defeated at the end and he's such a good fighter too yeah it's

00:16:33.200 scary what about oh sorry go ahead i think i think one thing is for a fighter that is

00:16:40.480 harder to take when you lose than being knocked out or or summit is going into a decision but getting

00:16:48.720 beat for five rounds and knowing that man you're far like you didn't get clip you didn't get you know

00:16:54.960 you didn't make a mistake you lose because the guy is just that much better than you and

00:17:00.320 that could be for jake for example could be a wake-up call like or it could be his downfall or

00:17:07.600 or a wake-up call to make him rise you know to the occasion to to to realize like man i need to work

00:17:12.720 on this this this to get better we'll see what's gonna happen who do you think anyone right now could

00:17:17.040 be islam to poria i know he's saying i know he's that welterweight now i don't think he's gonna come

00:17:23.120 down anytime soon but the the thing is anyone can be anyone can beat anyone i i you know there's

00:17:31.680 nobody that is invincible i even though i believe islam akachev right now he's the best fighter

00:17:37.680 pound for pound that doesn't mean he will always win because it's not a best fighter that wins the

00:17:42.880 fight the fighter that fight the best the night of the fight same thing in hockey baseball basketball

00:17:48.000 the team on paper who's the best team doesn't always win the game it's very true there's certain

00:17:54.080 things that happen that affect the results you know and and that are very often out of our control

00:18:00.720 and that's why we make fight happen otherwise it would be boring if we would always always know who

00:18:06.160 would win you know that's why there is bad there is you know that's that's why that's the reason why yeah

00:18:11.040 and uh but but islam right now i believe he's the best but that doesn't mean there's not someone that

00:18:18.160 stylistically will match him and give him a lot of trouble or probably beat him you know it's very

00:18:23.920 possible who's your top five pound for pound currently right now ufc well uh i think islam makachev is

00:18:32.240 there for sure yeah uh tuporio is there as well mirad uh armand turcus i have a hard time

00:18:42.480 that cousin is there he had a great fight today he did great yes yes and of course john jones is

00:18:48.480 there i believe john jones still you still put john jones in your top five i think i would put put him

00:18:52.640 there because what he's done you you never know you know what i mean he left for for a long time he came

00:19:00.240 and you know he beat stp um there's rumor that talks about him fighting at the white house against

00:19:08.080 prayer right perera that would be interesting perera is one of the top right now actually on paper is

00:19:14.160 you have to give it to him that would be a great fight why do you think they never made happen john

00:19:18.880 jones versus aspinall like do you think do you think that fight would be who you think would win

00:19:23.520 that fight also i want to know what you would think would win that fight right now if they fought

00:19:26.640 wow it's hard hard fight to call in terms of accomplishment john jones has accomplished more

00:19:32.480 than anyone yeah he's the best yeah however if you talk about today who's the best today because

00:19:40.400 you know thomas pennell is he's younger uh he's on momentum but now his momentum just got broke a

00:19:46.640 little bit like it was you know and i and i gouged but until that happened it was a very close fight i wish

00:19:52.560 i would have seen i i think we would we will see soon what will happen you know they they probably

00:19:58.240 gonna rematch because it was a very good fight yeah they were like and forth like hitting each

00:20:03.200 other it was a very good very good fight but if they fight man i don't know i don't know because

00:20:08.960 jones you know he's an anomaly you know what i mean he's you you cannot bet against john jones you know

00:20:17.200 what i mean like even though on paper he might might say oh he's older he's not in his prime

00:20:22.000 anymore but man he's john jones you know what i mean he's always going to shock the world somehow

00:20:25.680 some way you know that's the thing that's the thing a lot of ufc fighters put you in their top five

00:20:30.480 pound pound of all time i was curious what is your top five pound for pound all time in the ufc

00:20:35.120 well top five for me my number one is uh it's royce gracie but of course if you ask me if royce

00:20:42.160 gracie would compete today if he would do as well probably not you know because he's from a different

00:20:49.760 time but i believe for his time he had done stuff that we probably never gonna see again i know weight

00:20:57.920 glass uh the way he beat everyone like i mean that is the reason why i have start mixed martial art

00:21:05.680 but if you ask me who's if i let's say i have to choose one human being in history

00:21:12.480 that i put in the coliseum against another human being i think would be there's a few candidates i

00:21:18.960 would say john jones i would say fedor emmanuel emmanuel maybe prime kane valaskais prime francis

00:21:30.080 and genu and you have to put thomas penult there there too as well on your top five

00:21:36.000 how they're all the heavyweight you know wow yeah okay okay okay that's a good list but pound for

00:21:41.920 pound yeah pound for pound okay pound for pound yeah you have uh john jones anderson silver uh

00:21:48.960 dimitrius johnson i think he's probably mighty mouse but i think he's probably the best you think he's

00:21:53.760 the best uh you put him number one if you talk about pound for pound i change my mind all the time on

00:21:59.200 this by the way like i'm sure some people say hey i've seen another interview he said you know

00:22:04.400 i've changed my mind all the time on this i think i think mighty mouse he was he was clean

00:22:11.680 you know he probably did not have the respect that he deserved uh he was in a weight class that was

00:22:20.160 extremely competitive and i think he was probably the best yeah yeah that's that's i that's that's a

00:22:26.240 solid answer honestly i like that take because i agree i feel like looking people at the time didn't

00:22:30.880 really appreciate it but when you look you understand how much of a good fighter he really was

00:22:34.960 unbelievable i remember that crazy um bar that he does after a slam like on uh on the japanese he

00:22:40.880 was fighting that japanese guy uh for the title and he he sort of slammed him and got him into an

00:22:47.520 number on the way on the way down it's just crazy stuff like you see in movies yeah no it is it is um

00:22:54.000 they they have questions for you too um let's do it okay let's do it hey legal let's do texas beach

00:22:59.600 you guys could ask the goat right here some questions wait so you don't put yourself in your top

00:23:04.560 five like you don't put yourself no i i did great i just you know i i don't feel i know a lot of

00:23:12.080 boxer and fire like i'm the bear you know like i i think i i've done very well but it's such a

00:23:20.480 it's an opinion you know it's it's impossible to know you know what i mean i get that i get that

00:23:24.480 it's very subjective you know yeah yeah one thing i'm very proud yeah i became champion but i i always

00:23:30.000 been clean that's one thing i'm very proud of and and outside of the fighting is the fact that i i

00:23:36.400 try to improve the sport you know like i try to to make the sport cleaner to also the image of um

00:23:44.640 change the image of what people had of fighters before it was very bad yeah we had a stigma like a

00:23:52.160 stereotype attached to us and i i think i helped that in a positive way i agree it's like you were

00:23:59.520 you were very clean cut you you gave a really good image and a lot of people appreciated that a lot of

00:24:03.360 people a lot of fans saw that and appreciated that do you think a lot of fighters nowadays even back then

00:24:08.000 a lot of them were you know juicing or just cheating in general like do you think do you think a lot

00:24:12.560 of people even today are doing it as well of course i think there's a lot of guys uh cheating

00:24:17.360 where there is money there's there will be corruption uh if you look at the olympic game

00:24:22.720 i'm sure there's a lot of guys that are that are cheating that does not get cut um have you ever

00:24:29.760 have you seen the hand ants on no like they they like just just on the side they've done something

00:24:36.640 crazy they had a guy that beat the world record in swimming uh but he was allowed to take steroid

00:24:44.880 and he beat it and he was a retired swimmer that was not even like they had two guys that that that

00:24:52.800 that were retired swimmer was one was a champion and the second was was one of the top in the world

00:24:58.000 but was never champion and they were giving steroid and the one that that was uh that was not champion

00:25:04.720 he's the one that beat the record he's actually right now the fastest human ever uh he's faster he's

00:25:11.120 faster than um oh yeah the the i think you know i can't yeah i think i can't remember the distance

00:25:16.400 i think it was 50 meter or something 100 meter like a short distance yeah and he's maybe someone can

00:25:22.000 answer or something but but you can ask them they'll answer it what do you want to ask them

00:25:25.680 which distance the guy that in the enhance um uh game which distance he swam he swim he swam

00:25:35.040 and he became the the fastest human being to to swim that distance i mean i think it's a hundred

00:25:43.120 meter they're saying they're they're saying it's a hundred meter yeah a hundred meter this is crazy

00:25:47.120 but it just shows you that how technology can affect the performance like it's crazy so every

00:25:54.960 everything we have like shoes we talk about fighting but but any any sport use technology in some way

00:26:01.360 that's why i if you talk about our sport mixed martial art in a day it was made like most sport

00:26:08.640 were the athlete it was crazy they were you know they used to fight naked they used to run like it

00:26:13.200 white yeah it's true it's a it's it's a fact they used to to do it naked because they didn't want

00:26:17.920 anything to uh change the the performance yeah it's crazy his clothes have weight to it yeah but like

00:26:25.200 like when you sprint the shoes the the traction of the floor the the departure block i'm just giving you an

00:26:30.960 example that's crazy oh sorry eric donated one dollar who was your hardest opponent there that's

00:26:38.320 them asking the question oh yeah of course um they said well who's your hardest opponent hardest opponent

00:26:43.920 was uh bj pen the from my first fight with bj pen was a freaking war and uh i was really messed up

00:26:50.960 it's that fight that damaged that i got the most damaged that the toughest guy that i fought wow

00:26:56.320 that's crazy that's that's crazy um wait lico real quick um to go back to what you were saying

00:27:01.360 because i don't want to cut you off um i'm talking about technology and yes yes yes so outside the

00:27:06.880 performance enhancing drug one second on the questions for you guys i just wanted to explain

00:27:10.320 his point here sorry yeah but yeah the outside of the performance and hence enhancing drug that now

00:27:15.280 you have knowledge yeah to learn a number when i was a teenager i needed to go to new york in hanzo

00:27:20.960 gracie to drive eight hour from montreal to to physically be in the class yeah no i can take

00:27:25.760 my cell phone learn the technique on my cell phone chat gbt you know about that yeah you're on chat gbt

00:27:30.640 yeah it's so crazy look watch this watch this watch this watch this watch this it's just give me any

00:27:35.120 question you have you could a random math question whatever you want to do or science was that biggest

00:27:40.000 who's the animal in history that has the biggest bite force of all animal kingdom hey i'm sitting

00:27:47.120 here with my buddy uh george um who's the animal in history with the biggest bite force in in an

00:27:54.240 animal kingdom of all time watch me hey there so if we're talking about the animal with the absolute

00:28:00.480 strongest bite force in history the winner is usually the tyrannosaurus rex yep that's not right

00:28:06.480 that's all right it's g it's gsp no i'm kidding what's i think the megalodon beat the tyrannosaurus rex

00:28:12.560 and by the way that's a good example of how chat gbt can get wrong sometimes wait answer that

00:28:20.240 you got me there yeah the megalodon is definitely another top contender that prehistoric mega shark

00:28:26.480 you prove chat gbt wrong i know i know i know i know a big deal about paleontology that's why i've

00:28:31.520 never seen that before no but the thing is chat gbt can give you the wrong answer sometimes that's

00:28:36.080 crazy you know people people nowadays i have a buddy named um his name is nerman he used his girlfriend

00:28:40.560 uses chat gbt for relationship advice like they'd be fighting to get in a fight and it should be

00:28:45.280 asking like all for advice like oh me and my boyfriend are fighting this this this and she

00:28:48.880 really uses that like her therapist yeah yeah well well i use it as a lot but i realize that

00:28:54.800 sometime depending how you can tweak it it can gives gives you an answer that you want yes yes or

00:29:00.640 it can gives you a false answer like for example like what i just asked him he says is the

00:29:06.240 tyrannosaurus wreck but tyrannosaurus on land is the animal that probably have the biggest bite

00:29:11.920 force even though we cannot know for sure but if you study the the fossil yeah it's the the animal

00:29:18.080 that has a strongest bite force on land but there's a other animal that live in in the sea that were

00:29:23.120 bigger like megalodon is a prehistoric sharks that got extinct about 2.5 million years ago probably has

00:29:29.760 a bigger bite force than megala than t-rex but we don't know for sure do you want to do you want to

00:29:34.240 drink or anything water or anything yeah if they have water i'll get you one rainy or someone's

00:29:38.080 in water do you believe in like i'm very big into like conspiracy theories and stuff like that yeah

00:29:42.160 you are absolutely people get mad at me all the time for this one but like i believe like the

00:29:46.000 government for example they had iphones 20 30 years before it was released to public of course people

00:29:50.320 clown me for that they're like i'm like yo there was an iphone 20 30 years ago and people get so mad

00:29:54.560 i mean they clown me but think about it if we have iphones could you imagine what they have yeah 100

00:30:00.160 thank you so you you're you believe that too 100 if you if you look in uh especially with the

00:30:06.000 military like everything yes that comes out the cutting edge of technology it belongs to the military

00:30:13.200 yes it belongs to military yes so when you talk about the iphone and everything by the way the

00:30:17.520 iphone is a way to spy on people like they can't thank you there you go thank you very much i have a

00:30:24.320 a friend that are an investigator and people friends that that that are military high-ranked

00:30:30.000 military so they've been telling me that even if your phone is off and then let's say it's like

00:30:35.680 this the the the they can hear you they can even look at you with the camera so that's see ask anybody

00:30:43.200 in that that works in that industry they'll tell you wow so they they're not allowed to use this

00:30:49.280 information to incriminate incriminate you depending which country you are but they can gather intel let's

00:30:55.760 say you're a drug dealer they gather the intel they can see here okay but they're not allowed to use

00:31:00.240 that in court because it's a it by law it it it's supposed to be confidential they they they they get

00:31:07.120 into your private life but they use that all the time that's why a lot of uh you see a lot of criminal

00:31:11.840 they use like different uh app like signal and the old blueberry and all that but nothing is encrypted

00:31:18.640 everything they say it is but it's not no i have a good friend of mine i have a good friend of mine

00:31:24.160 bill thompson he told me nothing is is is is is encryptable like everything could be can be

00:31:34.000 can be not encrypted yeah it's just a little bit more trouble my friend told me that i went hunting

00:31:40.720 with him he's a specialist that's what he does so how do i what if i want to tell you something secret

00:31:44.560 nobody could tell you there's no way to do it no no they i'm sure i'm sure the military is not

00:31:49.200 monitoring or yeah or a cell phone but let's say you would be i don't know pablo a modern day pablo

00:31:55.520 escobar for example i was pablo escobar and i told to you i'm sure they wouldn't monitor you know what

00:32:00.400 i mean but i don't you know i don't think they they do it right now got it um do you do you believe

00:32:05.120 in aliens absolutely me too i i'm heavy believing that too there's a new documentary that uh

00:32:10.720 uh came out yesterday called the age of disclosure that i i have not seen yet but i've known a few

00:32:18.640 people that are uh in it and uh that i've talked to and um it's very interesting they talk about about

00:32:25.840 that that that our government have allegedly secret uh program that uh retrieve um material that are not

00:32:37.040 not from us wow i don't know what it is what it means us is it us the foreign nation us uh alien us

00:32:45.440 uh interdimensional i don't know what it what it means but they it talks about it it's very interesting

00:32:50.880 have you ever had an encounter or seen anything before any aliens i have seen uh uh uh uap now they

00:32:58.400 change the name ufo for uap uh ufo unidentified flying object but a lot of these things have been

00:33:06.320 seen under the water so they call it uap unidentify a real phenomenon so i've seen one and i know

00:33:14.800 you're a fan of mma so i was with uh when i saw that i was with rashad evans uh mike van arsdale

00:33:21.040 ali abdelaziz who's the kabib and islam akachev manager is a good friend of mine your friends ali yeah

00:33:26.800 oh i know and and uh also another guy his name was alessandro but he's from mexico but i lost track

00:33:32.800 of him and we all saw something we were in albuquerque about 15 years ago and we were uh van arsdale

00:33:40.800 was driving rashad was on the passenger seat i was in the with ellie and alessandro and we saw something

00:33:48.240 in the sky and what it's very weird about that encounter is that when it happened all of us after

00:33:54.960 we're like what the hell is there oh my god and what is crazy is that it seems that it appears

00:34:02.880 to us differently because i hear interviews of ali or rashad talking about it and the way

00:34:10.080 they describe what happened it didn't it didn't look the same to me for example the the amount of

00:34:15.440 time that it took the shape of the the color of it to me it appears sort of a triangular light that

00:34:22.720 came towards us and sort of shift shifted change direction and then change direction again and sort

00:34:29.040 of skip in the sky and sort of disappear it's crazy it lasted for 10 15 seconds but i and if you hear

00:34:36.080 for example rashad or ali they have sort of a different story of what they've seen and it makes

00:34:42.800 us to look like liar because we're all fighters and we get punched in the head so oh they say they

00:34:48.320 say tte exactly but we really did see something yeah i don't know what it was and i know some people

00:34:56.800 oh yeah it must have been a satellite i don't think so you know what you saw and you felt it probably i

00:35:02.480 actually don't know what i saw and i have nothing it's like there's nothing that i can relate to there's

00:35:09.760 no wing nothing i was we were driving on the highway and and if i remember that night they

00:35:14.560 would there was talking they were talking about it on tv so i was not easy we were not the only one

00:35:18.720 who's seen it right yeah but it lasts for me it lasted for like 15 seconds and i remember when i saw it

00:35:27.680 i was under a very strong impression and i didn't know why that it was that it knew that we were looking

00:35:35.680 at it that's so weird and i cannot tell you why but i had this strong impression like i was sort of

00:35:41.440 hypnotized into it and and i saw it and then it disappeared it was really something that shook me

00:35:48.640 because that night i wasn't uh i wasn't uh i was training it was my before my fight with

00:35:55.120 matt sarah i was training and uh i remember i slept at greg jackson's who was my trainer in albuquerque

00:36:01.600 at his house and he has a panoramic ceiling and the whole night i couldn't sleep i was like man

00:36:06.880 i was like i was like thinking about what i saw and i was looking through the the ceiling in the

00:36:10.800 sky i was like what if i see this thing again you know what i mean i started started to be paranoid

00:36:16.080 a little bit anyway it's crazy man yeah yeah do you believe in like the ice wall like over at um

00:36:20.320 antarctica yes i didn't i did not dig too much into this you know like i should do a little more

00:36:27.360 research i was looking into it too i feel like people call me crazy for it all the time but

00:36:30.320 i believe there's something over there in antarctica it's so big you know and there's

00:36:34.480 people there i don't know i just feel like there's something over there there's something there have

00:36:38.320 you ever had an encounter of something that you cannot explain paranormal activity but

00:36:42.560 those or whatever paranormal activity ghosts okay um i just remember i was super young very very young

00:36:49.200 i don't know like seven or eight years old actually no this is called sleep paralysis you

00:36:53.120 probably have spirits as well or not i had that yeah sleeping you're not really asleep you see

00:36:57.120 things you feel things i saw like an entity of some sort come approach me in my bed

00:37:01.920 um and i woke myself up by wiggling my toes but i felt sleep paralysis that was that's kind of like

00:37:08.160 the entity that i i've seen or did did you add when you add that did you add an impression that

00:37:13.520 there was a missing time window that you sort of i don't know about that because i was so young to

00:37:19.920 be more aware like if it happened to me nowadays i can understand that but like yeah no no it did it

00:37:23.920 it felt like it felt weird it felt weird the time felt weird or something like that i don't know

00:37:28.000 how long i was sleeping for i was sleeping next to my sister at the time because i was super young

00:37:32.000 we were sleeping together and i just remember i wiggled my toes and i woke up i was like red and

00:37:37.120 just like i woke my sister up i was scared i cried but that was that was it that's all i remember at

00:37:41.840 that time yeah i i i had when i was doing a similar experience and um what makes me freaked out is that

00:37:48.400 after i you know i've watched different documentary and they the people that report similar experience

00:37:54.080 they say oh they've been taken by alien and stuff then i'm like but it's called it it's commonly

00:37:59.680 called sleep paralysis yeah so it's it's your brain that produce uh dmt that you feel sort of paralyzed

00:38:07.280 and dmt is a drug and you you also your your brain releases when you die or two right yeah apparently

00:38:12.640 we don't know yeah that's what i've i've read about it because i was like really worried when i was

00:38:17.440 young i remember that i had the same thing that you just explained and i was like what the hell is

00:38:22.240 this you know and the person that talked to me the first time about it is joe rogan oh wow and i

00:38:27.840 didn't know about it then i researched i was like oh that makes sense you know but what if what if

00:38:33.680 we're wrong and i don't know i don't know what do you oh sorry go ahead have you have you you just

00:38:40.560 touched a subject that that i'm very passionate about have you uh dive into uh uh esp like uh

00:38:52.400 mind control uh like the pro the project star stargate and uh they they added the cia and uh

00:39:01.120 uh telepathy remote viewing stuff like stuff like that you know i i i know what that is but i've never

00:39:07.120 dive dove into it you know um astral projection is that what we're talking about yeah yeah projection

00:39:11.120 yeah so i've tried doing that like my buddy was telling me how to do it it actually worked one time

00:39:15.440 i don't know what it was it wasn't meditation it was some type of um outer body experience i was

00:39:20.240 sleeping this is when i was like 19 years old my buddy kept telling me aiden keep looking at your

00:39:24.800 your wrist and pretend it was a watch it was like a technique to leave my body i felt like i left my

00:39:28.320 body before but i was scared and i fought it and i went right back in i know i sound crazy to you guys

00:39:32.720 were you on drugs or no drugs but i kept looking at my wrist all day throughout school wrist wrist

00:39:40.560 i'm sleeping i'm focusing on my brain the entire time while i'm sleeping i'm just relaxing deep

00:39:44.560 breath in it wasn't meditation but it was some sort of body exiting experience i felt like i left my

00:39:51.600 body 100 i left my body i felt it i felt conscious and i know about you know about the cosmos right yeah

00:39:56.800 the first one it's the first two or three dimensions i think that's the cosmos and i and i you know they

00:40:02.080 were saying you could leave your body and go to another dimension but i didn't experience that i

00:40:05.280 was just so new into it but i know exactly what you're talking about you're probably deeper into

00:40:09.040 it than me but i've never gotten that far i i um i heard about it a long time ago i have read about

00:40:15.680 the project stargate the reason why they've done that is because during the cold war the russian start

00:40:22.720 to use uh psychic and medium to spy on the the american oh so when the american found out about it

00:40:31.120 they were like 10 years behind they had like man we need to catch up if this thing really is true we

00:40:35.600 need to do it so they they start a program without put off uh it's a scientist people can research it

00:40:43.520 very credible person and he talks openly about it and they start to investigate on remote viewing and

00:40:50.960 projection and i never really believe in it until i um well during covet i i always been very curious

00:40:59.280 about consciousness right what is consciousness we dream sometimes what it what does it mean

00:41:04.240 so i always wanted to do it but i i waited after i retired i i try ayahuasca and i never took any

00:41:12.240 drug but i was like man this is one thing i want to do so ayahuasca is the experience where you leave

00:41:17.440 your body right what is it how do you do it it's a very strong psychedelic it's from south america it's

00:41:22.480 it looks like it it looks it's purple it's a it's a it's made of a of a leaf and um it's not dmt right

00:41:31.280 it's different it's very it produces dmt yeah okay it produces dmt when you drink it so i've done that

00:41:37.920 and when i've done it i had an experience where i left i felt like i left my body i i mean i can't

00:41:44.480 tell you that i left my body for sure or i was so high that i from my perspective i left my body so i don't

00:41:51.440 but but what i mean is that i when i had that experience and i left my body i was like man

00:41:59.200 like now it makes me sort of think that it could be it it's something that maybe could be possible

00:42:08.480 because i thought i thought it was all right but man the cia they spend millions of dollars on that

00:42:13.200 that's crazy millions of dollars and of course they said the conclusion was i it doesn't work but

00:42:18.560 they just change program it's like same thing with ufo they had the project blue blue book a tip

00:42:23.440 with lou elizandro that i talked to and and there there's many different projects they still on today

00:42:29.840 if it doesn't work and there's nothing why they spend millions and and it worked probably billions

00:42:36.080 of dollars and it worked in the cold war that's i mean i didn't know that i got to look more into

00:42:39.280 that so they really use that to to for to to go against america and the cold war i didn't know that

00:42:44.960 and yeah that's vivid proof at that point because they were doing things that we wouldn't be able

00:42:48.720 to do because we didn't know how to do it well it's uh it's like ufo right there is there's tons

00:42:55.840 of evidence but evidence is not proof proof would be to literally have a freaking alien that that we

00:43:02.240 capture is believing yeah right uh same thing with with the the esp like the all the uh you know like

00:43:09.440 uh astral projection and stuff like that remote viewing i mean there's a lot of evidence there

00:43:14.880 there's a lot of example like people draw pictures and they locate certain for example certain base or

00:43:20.400 like a submarine like with the the perfect localization there even uh jimmy carter there's

00:43:26.080 people can go online there's uh an audio of jimmy carter the president that talks about

00:43:31.600 how they use uh uh remote viewing to locate a plane that crashed in africa why you can research it

00:43:38.720 yeah it's a the president of the united states you can you can you can research it easy so it's public

00:43:44.000 known so why would he talk about it he's the most powerful man and uh at the time like why like it

00:43:49.920 with this credibility so when you hear things things like this it makes me very sceptic that there's

00:43:56.720 but there might be something that maybe it's not the the military military is not in their best

00:44:05.280 interest to make public because everybody if if turns out to be true everybody could tap into this

00:44:11.840 and everybody will do it yeah so there would be no more secret and we have to be powerless because

00:44:16.800 think about it if we could all be in power we would take we wouldn't they don't want us to be in power

00:44:22.000 we want we they want us to remain powerless well i i maybe it's naive naive to think that but that i'm

00:44:27.760 on the same side as you because native americans they also experience a lot of um they were was it

00:44:32.240 what were they doing dmt um some type of ayahuasca maybe a lot of them have different rituals where

00:44:37.760 they use uh psychedelic exactly to uh i mean to to shut they call shamanism yeah to get into a higher realm

00:44:46.720 of consciousness exactly and i mean like it's that's the thing i question too a lot george

00:44:52.320 dreams what happens when you pass away like i all that stuff freaks me out a little bit because nobody

00:44:56.640 knows what happens when you die what do you think what do you think happens when you die uh

00:45:03.360 if you if you read the the account of people that that was that were a lot of them that were brought

00:45:10.720 from dead a lot of them they describe that they were in presence of someone that they loved who

00:45:18.960 passed away before them and they couldn't see them with their eyes but they could feel the presence they

00:45:25.360 see them with their mind sort of and then they got brought and they they tell a very similar story

00:45:31.680 like a lot of them talk about the tunnel like they see the light and they they decide they didn't want to

00:45:37.120 go they they that got brought brought i don't know is it really a real experience or is it

00:45:44.560 the fact that when you're dying that the brain produce this dmt chemical and it gives you the

00:45:49.840 impression of that happening but it's not real it's an illusion i don't know what to make of it i'm not

00:45:55.040 i'm not i'm not smart enough i'm not educated enough i've asked a lot of different people that

00:46:00.400 are way more educated than i am and it seems to be 50 50. some of them believe it is a different

00:46:06.880 dimension a different realm some people they're like no no no when you die it's over it's all

00:46:11.760 materialistic there's nothing more it's all this we have no proof and yeah i mean i don't know what

00:46:18.240 to make of it have uh have psychedelics ever helped you you know when recovering from a fight or you know

00:46:24.400 ever helped you you know when you were getting ready for a fight or have you ever used some type of

00:46:29.760 psychedelic to help recover i only used used it once uh because i wanted to have an experience and

00:46:37.040 to know more to learn more about myself and consciousness i never done it again because i'm

00:46:42.320 i'm afraid to damage my brain and i don't like drugs yeah yeah i if i i always told myself if i reach

00:46:50.880 that level of consciousness again i want to do it through means of meditation if because i've heard there's

00:46:58.400 ways to do it through meditation if while you're fasting and connecting to your third eye they say

00:47:02.960 is the way to do it through meditation i'm not i'm not i don't have the wisdom the the the the experience

00:47:08.720 to get there but i would love uh for someone uh to guide me if if there's a way to get there i would

00:47:15.040 love to try it i'm open to the opportunity to the possibility to get there and uh you talk about

00:47:22.000 uh psychedelic i know a friend of mine that used psychedelic to bounce back from a loss he got

00:47:28.880 knocked out and his name is joe joe shilling one of the probably the best american kickboxer in history

00:47:35.360 he's unbelievable striker so when he got knocked out he he told me that at one point in his career he

00:47:42.160 got a little bit gun shy he lost a lot of confidence and that happens when you get knocked out in a fight

00:47:47.200 so he saw um it was not psychedelic but he saw uh it's it's very similar to psychedelic because he

00:47:54.480 saw someone that hypnotized him and the person that hypnotized him like through during his session

00:48:01.120 told him like man you you're wearing a shield that is uh unpenetrable you know like it's uh you're

00:48:08.320 invincible you know and and it it it sort of make him feel that way during this a few session and he

00:48:15.280 told me that subsca subs subs is subconscious sort of sort of sorry it's like he planted an idea in

00:48:25.120 his sub subconscious and it had a very profound effect on his confidence and he was able to come

00:48:31.600 and get it done get it done yeah yeah yeah that's crazy but some people use psychedelic you know for

00:48:39.040 different reasons i mean i'm not too much into sort of using drugs to you know yeah so

00:48:45.040 i'm still i'm just i'm afraid you know until we don't have more positive data on it i'm remain

00:48:51.360 very uh and there's other ways to become more conscious like you said your meditation with the

00:48:56.000 right guidance you know i'm not sure well i'm not educated well but you know what i feel i feel that

00:49:01.600 the drug it's like a shortcut it's a freaking cheat facts and the meditation of course is going to take

00:49:07.920 you a lot of time but man that's the right way to do it it's more rewarding yes it's it's like someone

00:49:13.760 who want to lose weight you get doing a liposuction or someone who freaking workout his way yeah stuff

00:49:22.000 you know i feel it's more rewarding to go through the process and it's it's more natural yeah yeah i

00:49:29.440 hope you guys have been enjoying the discussion and stuff there's some pretty deep stuff it's fun it's

00:49:32.880 fun um i didn't know you were into that stuff a little bit a little bit yeah i haven't had someone to

00:49:38.800 really talk to about that too you're very open about it and i respect i like that a lot of course it's cool

00:49:42.720 man to the risk i've been called crazy brain damage i don't care you know especially when you

00:49:48.000 come from a background of uh combat sport it's good when you talk about this one stop hey george

00:49:55.120 do you think we've actually been to the moon oh someone asked if we've been if we if humans have

00:49:58.960 been to the moon i think we did you think so i think so yeah well the thing that i don't know

00:50:03.280 about george is like if you look up on google like let me show you really quick if you look on

00:50:06.560 google right now let me show you really really quick like the moon right or like no let's just

00:50:10.880 look at like space like there's not a real picture of space like this is like all fake pictures like

00:50:16.960 yeah right or no am i am i am i wrong well i i there's a lot of things that are weird uh i've seen

00:50:25.200 image of mars like of a square that if you if you look there's an image of mars that looked like a square

00:50:32.240 let me look it up mars it's a real image that was taken it really looks like this no no no look

00:50:38.320 look put mars square square you'll see it's a real image and um yeah that's a one oh this right here

00:50:45.280 yeah it really looked artificial to me but but i've never been on mars maybe the the the gravity the

00:50:53.280 things the physics works uh different there you know maybe it is i don't know what what to make of

00:51:00.320 it well my take is this george look ai if we have ai and you've seen what it does with these crazy

00:51:05.120 videos yeah imagine what ai they've had for for freaking 20 30 years you know what i mean like i

00:51:09.760 mean it just goes to show you i don't know i i i i'm like you i want to see it i want to see it in

00:51:15.040 person i want to see it you know and like you said you've never been to mars i've never been to

00:51:18.000 space or mars i would know either so i don't want to give my ultimate take on it but i don't know

00:51:21.920 there's a place uh on on mars the cedonia that's where they have a so-called face that really it

00:51:29.200 really looked like a face but oh yeah you see there right here yeah it looks like a face but

00:51:35.200 is it the shadow that does that whoa that's what you know i think nasa said it was the shadow but

00:51:42.960 there have been people that remote view that particular area and they say there was something

00:51:48.320 there a long long time ago i don't know what to make of it do you um it's fun to think about it it

00:51:54.800 is right this is all fun stuff to talk about and think about i like i like this stuff a lot you guys

00:51:58.960 keep coming with the questions man george's he's open man he likes to talk about all this that's

00:52:02.640 awesome you like to talk about this of course man alien dinosaurs violence anything bring it on

00:52:08.160 i love that yeah you guys go ahead and um you can submit more um good bro there you go

00:52:13.840 guap tipped one dollar hey gsp can you do me favor and choke out aiden no i i i i can't choke him but

00:52:22.800 he needs to tap i don't want to choke him out yeah babe we could do it i'm down i'm down i'm down come

00:52:27.440 on we can spar no i'm kidding you'll break my uh my jaw um

Adin Live - November 23, 2025

Adin Ross Meets Georges St-Pierre (GSP)!

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Sentence Count

Misogynist Sentences

Hate Speech Sentences

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