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Viral video: Kickass 5-year-old perfectly imitates Bruce Lee's nunchaku skills
Were you a Bruce Lee fans as a kid? Did you dream of imitating his awesome nunchaku skills with the same level of ease and perfection? Well look no further, this five-year-old has just done all of the above.
Were you a Bruce Lee fans as a kid? Did you dream of imitating his awesome nunchaku skills with the same level of ease and perfection? Well look no further, this five-year-old has just done just that.[caption id="attachment_2228918" align="alignleft" width="380"]![Screen grab from video.]()
Screen grab from video.[/caption]Five-year-old Ryuji Imai's Bruce Lee imitation is perfect, right down to his yellow and black karate outfit, with the actor carrying them out on the TV behind him.This tiny tot imitates the nunchaku scene from the 1979 thriller Game of Death. His awesome moves will definitely have you clapping loudly and jumping on your seat in awe.Ryuji's father, was so proud of his son's ninja moves that he began uploading videos of him to Facebook last year.This kung fu protege has over 20,191 followers on Facebook and he's even made an appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres show. How cool is that?Watch him here:
Screen grab from video.[/caption]Five-year-old Ryuji Imai's Bruce Lee imitation is perfect, right down to his yellow and black karate outfit, with the actor carrying them out on the TV behind him.This tiny tot imitates the nunchaku scene from the 1979 thriller Game of Death. His awesome moves will definitely have you clapping loudly and jumping on your seat in awe.Ryuji's father, was so proud of his son's ninja moves that he began uploading videos of him to Facebook last year.This kung fu protege has over 20,191 followers on Facebook and he's even made an appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres show. How cool is that?Watch him here:First Published:May 05, 2015, 15:55:30 IST
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