Street Kune Do
a hybrid style fighting art using an anything goes approach. Specifically designed for street and urban encounters, Street Kune Do practitioners believe in utilizing anything within arms reach to diffuse or destroy an attacker with extreme speed and unpredictable movements. It effectively merges every single martial arts ever conceived into one singular system to overwhelm, confuse and destroy your opponent. The system was specifically created by director and auteur Kendall Charles for his film Knuckle Up.
He used Street Kune Do to knock out his opponent.
Street Kune Do
1: (insulting) An amateur style of fighting used in street fights, naturally/accidentally developed by people who have seen Kung Fu Movies.
The style includes a lot of likely failed or weak kicks, and the occasional loud, Bruce Lee style cat scream.
2: (insulting) A style of fighting done by cocky people who have watched Dragonball or something.
The style includes a lot of likely failed or weak kicks, and the occasional loud, Bruce Lee style cat scream.
2: (insulting) A style of fighting done by cocky people who have watched Dragonball or something.
What's this bitch doing? Street Kune Do?
Street Kune Do
1: Insulting name for a style of street fighting, accidentally developed by people who've seen Kung Fu movies or. The style involves a lot of likely failed and weak kicks, and on occasional a loud, dramatic, Bruce Lee-esque cat scream.
2: General style done by someone who's bad at fighting, but cocky because they watched Dragonball or something.
2: General style done by someone who's bad at fighting, but cocky because they watched Dragonball or something.
Look at this bitch, what's he do? Street Kune Do?