Moon Walk
Billy Jack Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Moon Walk' by these artists:

Denzel Cheng Oh yea I’m so fresh (woo) My style I’m so fresh…
Gucci Mane & Figg Panamera (Hee-hee) Wop, it's Gucci Mike Will, burr burr, burr burr M…
Kinoko Teikoku 月が綺麗浮かびそうな気分はしゃいで届きそうで届かないまま時は撫ぜた終わりのあとにはほら始まりの予感いつ…
Kinokoteikoku 月が綺麗浮かびそうな気分はしゃいで届きそうで届かないまま時は撫ぜた終わりのあとにはほら始まりの予感いつ…
squash She suck it and she ride it off She suck it…
Undisputed Boys А ты думал ТЭррибла юмор умер Юмор не умер твой кумир…
Vybz Kartel She suck it and she ride it off She suck it…
Vybz Kartel & Squash She suck it and she ride it off She suck it…
Woodie Gochild SLO야 그거 틀어봐 Oh baby 오늘 밤에 뭐해 Let's walking on…

ZELO For real Aye 꽉 찬 White skinny jean 네 박자 감각이 스킬이지 I love…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Billy Jack:

Let's Work Together Together we'll stand Divided we'll fall Come on now people L…
Lets Work Together Together we'll stand Divided we'll fall Come on now people L…

Let’s Work Together Together we'll stand Divided we'll fall Come on now people L…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@philippinesxtremes

30w

I loved this scene so much that i once replicated the dialogue in a fight. I had ine drink so i was feeling that liquid courage but i wasn't sloppy yet.

GREAT thing was..it actually went just like i told the dude. I was wearing steal toes too and knocked the guy out cold.

And i even had witnesses 😂

The set up was almost picturesque...
I was riding the last bus home on trimet in Portland. It was packed
There were these two dudes messing with this teenage black girl and she was feeling uncomfortable.

No one was saying anything and they were behind fairly vulgar.

I finally spoke up and one of the dudes threw his sandwich at me and hit me right in the face.

We got into a scuffle and the bus driver stopped the bus and kicked us off.

So me and two of my friends and these two jerks exited and i repeated billys lines verbatim.

The guy i said it too laughed hard at told me i was crazy.

I proceeded to follow through with my assertions and laid him out flat.

My two friends would tell that story every chance they got

No one wanted to mess with me after that 😂

All comments from YouTube:

@kevinbautsch

31w↑22

God Bless Tom Laughlin. The world needs more like him for sure.

@logan32086

2y↑105

I was a kid and saw this movie with my dad--one of the few movies we saw together. I remember Billy doing the crescent kick and thinking, I want to learn to do that--and I did. RIP Tom Laughlin

@MrUnclebuc1

2y↑2

me too

@sixty7ford

2y↑3

I think if you are wearing a Billy Jack hat, you probably won’t need a crescent kick ⚡️

@RidgeRunner-lz5ko

39w↑2

My dad took me and my brother to see The Born Losers at the theater when I was about six, we had know idea how rough it was. My Mom said I was white as a ghost when we came out of the theater. I never forgot about it, then years later when we were all obsessed with Billy Jack, I saw it and thought, "wow, that's the same guy as that motorcycle movie that freaked me out so bad."
Now, all these years later, I believe Born Losers, which funded the film Laughlin REALLY wanted to make in Billy Jack, is the superior film, though both are of course low budget B movies. Billy Jack had all that hippie noble indian mumbo jumbo with just a couple good fight scenes, along with some great one-liners. The Born Losers is a violent, no-nonsense gritty biker film that's more like a Western. No hippies here!
In fact, The Born Losers is the very best biker film from the day, better than Hells Angels on Wheels, Glory Stompers, Satan's Sadists, any of 'em except Easy Rider, which really isn't a biker film. Also, Born Losers has the legendary Jeremy Slate chewing scenery, as well as also legendary tough guy Robert Tessier. It's extremely violent and sadistic for it's time, probably warped me. Now I've watched it many times, it's goofy but largely holds up for the genre. It was weird to be able to 30 years on put adult eyes on a film that haunted my nights when I was in single digits. Check it out if you haven't.

@adamfrost3139

35w

Same man, my dad showed me this too when i was a kid and really enjoyed the character. I heard there were more movies but havent seen those yet

@henrybrowne7248

27w

@@RidgeRunner-lz5ko I like your commentary on Born Losers. I stumbled onto it here on Tube. I don't remember if I could get the whole thing but I do remember being impressed at the film and Tom Laughlin. I need to watch it again . .

@JoeHeller

3y↑105

Tom Laughlin aka Billy Jack was a man who stood for moral justice. We need more people like him today who will stand up against tyranny.

@hammondOT

39w↑1

Did you stand up against covid lockdowns, closed schools, forced injections, the imprisonment of protestors and political rivals? Or do you support it all?

@geezz99

38w

@@hammondOT go away .. troll

@hankjones2975

35w↑3

you have to admit he taught people with his passiveness how to get their asses kicked. it never works , ever , in the real world.

@kevinmalone3210

28w↑2

@@hammondOTThe commentator was referring to standing up for injustice where you can, in a practical realistic sense, not taking on the entire system.

@hammondOT

28w

@@kevinmalone3210 Speaking out against tyranny is a very real, practical way to stand up to injustice. I suspect, OP supported all of those things.

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@kellywright540

3y↑83

This never gets old! My Dad, a Patton's Third Army veteran, loved this movie too! It's seems kind of odd now, after all he had seen and done in WWII but I guess the good guy kicking some bad guy ass never goes out of style!

@deborahmiorgan829

2y↑3

Mine too. Wilbur Staten, Patton's third army group and writer for stars and stripes during the occupation until 1954!

@stefanschleps8758

2y↑2

Mine too. With Third Armored some twentytwo years, Seargent with the 503rd M.P. 1944-1966

@kedarragbar8443

2y↑3

I saw this movie .Hey it was made before i was born .And i love it .

@briancallahan2792

2y↑2

My Dad was 3rd army also. Serious bad ass. 35 years Chicago cop

@williambrewer2863

1y↑3

Alot of people never realized how Tom was the REAL DEAL! Yeah there was camera angles, technical support, but in life, this man brought IT from within. That's not a good place to be if you were his adversary! RIGHT IS STILL RIGHT.

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@ronaldwynn8452

3y↑65

Such a great actor and a wonderful human being. One tin soldier rides away. RIP my friend 🙏🏾

@freedomring4813

3y↑1

I'm 61 and think I'm tough but that movie and in the end that song still to this day does this to me 😥.

@jayram7278

That song pumps me the fuck up!!!!!

@henrybrowne7248

27w

I kind of liked that song too, even though I never wanted to learn it. You're right, it does have a message.

@maximussarcasticus1312

2y↑11

This is one of the things that inspired me to try martial arts, and practice the inside-out crescent kick repeatedly. It actually worked several times. Love this scene.

@joemonroe8896

8y↑893

Saw this movie long ago as a youngster when it was first released ...changed my life...
I became a martial artist, trained hard, and stood up for myself and was never picked on again. An underrated film that sent a strong message about standing up in the face of treachery and being humble but prepared.
Thank you for inspiring me Tom Laughlin. Rest in peace.

@Mike81581

8y↑8

+Joe Monroe
When your alone and outnumbered some training in street fighting is when the fight starts.

@terryhill5509

6y↑12

I made my dad take me to the theater to see this several times back when I was a young teen. Really made an impression on me.

@aai3661

6y↑39

This movie ALSO changed my life. I am not a martial artist, but I have not worn shoes since 1974.

@donjohnson5653

6y↑2

Great testimony ✌👊😎

@ricochetrabbit4618

6y↑4

Joe Monroe ...that is really cool what you.did.

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@stefanschleps8758

2y↑24

Even after all these years later, this is still one of the best martial arts movies ever made. Bong Soo Han made Hapkido world famous, and Tom Laughlin a household name. Shortly after seeing this movie I became the student, now I am the teacher.
Tom Laughlin
Bong Soo Han
F.V. Romano RIP.

@henrybrowne7248

27w↑1

Seems like kicks are dangerous for the kicker too . . in some of the MMA contests, though, some people can sort of spin themselves like a deadly dervish, confusing the opponent so bad they don't know how to defend--then get NAILED . . those kicks are more powerful than a punch for sure.

@rajeshkaran7800

4y↑14

Loved this movie , way ahead of its time, the story ,The acting, the action. RIP BILLY JACK ⚘

@ryana3579

3y↑37

This is a legendary scene, looked it up specifically. Good memories watching it with my pops... miss ya dad

@MovieMakingMan

2y↑2

Loved that movie and loved that scene. Billy Jack fought against corrupted people. We need real people like him today.

@keloreilly7017

3y↑35

I loved this movie in the theater way back when and loved every second of it. Billy Jack was my hero.

@travisweir2477

4y↑206

Man, this clip brings back so many memories .... RIP Tom Laughlin - forever Billy Jack

@juliamallen8734

3y↑5

Amen

@briancallahan2792

First martial arts training i recieved was judo and karate. From a Nam vet

@briancallahan2792

Then wrestling, boxing, weightlifting. Never feared anyone or anything again

@brunosbay7671

3y↑7

Never gets old watching this movie of morals. RIP Tom L

@blayne2070

4y↑9

Never gets old.

@JackWareingFilms

2y↑2

One of my all-time favorite scenes/clips ever (i.e., most watched). I never ever grow tired of seeing it. Tom Laughlin is brilliant.

@betaomega8724

4y↑35

I LOVE that Billy never breaks a sweat, ruins his clothes, or loses that hat!!!!!

@tonyjohnson8752

2y↑6

One of the greatest scenes of any movie ever.

@slamboy5774

6y↑123

I haven't smiled like that in a long time ... RIP Tom Laughlin

@Agislife1960

4y↑63

That first kick after he whomps Posner on the side of the face, where he uses one guy's solarplex as a rebound pad to a second guy's mid section, is one of the most epic moves in action movie history.

@jtc1947

3y↑1

I wonder how much of the stunt work the Bon Soo Han did for that movie??

@Agislife1960

3y↑1

@join the conversation The kick on the side of Posner's face was done by Bon Too Han, Tom could've done it, but he didn't have as much control as Han had.

@jtc1947

@Soul Flyer Many Thanks for the info!

@yourhandlehere1

3y↑1

Standard Hapkido multiple-opponent procedure. Start with whatever is closest to you, break it, move to the next. His shoes are off because shoes spread the force out. You want it concentrated into as small a point as possible. Much easier to break ribs and other bones with a bare heel, smaller area.

@hugejohnson5011

@IcantSignIn But don't steel toed boots concentrate the force well, for a person who isn't a Kung Fu guy? I mean, just for a straight on kick?

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@markpashia7067

4y↑325

Nearly every special forces guy from 'Nam was really like that. They did not brag, show off, or talk too much, but in a pinch you wanted them in your corner. They did not start stuff, but boy did they finish it. At least the ones I had the pleasure of knowing.

@jeffreyp1855

3y↑15

Mark Pashia, yeah! Those guys are a special breed. The Green Berets that I knew, were take charge kind of guys and natural leaders. 🤣 "De Oppresso Liber!"

@jimbigboystoys4077

3y↑15

My karate teacher was a Vietnam vet. His name was “John Drouin” I studied under him in the late 70s and early 80s. If you look him up online you can probably find him. He was an old school, bare knuckle kind of karate instructor. He was a true BAD ASS!…And that’s no joke!!

@alanarthurs6909

3y↑17

Yes exactly. My Dad said the real guys didn't brag or talk about it.

@jdmbeats

3y↑31

I knew a Green Beret who served in Nam. He was hiking through town, and got harassed by the local Sheriff. They arrested him for vagrancy and took him downtown. He managed to escape the jailhouse, and used a dirtbike to go into the woods. He used his combat training to evade capture.

@CharlesSmith-io9fp

3y↑11

@JDM BEATS They based the first Rambo movie on that, right?

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@cato451

23w↑1

Saw this in a theater when I was a kid. I remember every kid on the playground thought they were Billy Jack after this flick came out. Lol

@user-io9ie5cs8j

33w↑1

This is the movie that got me interested in martial arts. A couple years later, my Dad enrolled me in Judo, and then others. I Love this scene

@jeffreygiven4713

3y↑2

Such a charismatic actor and a truly memorable role in a great film.

@steveng.willis618

9y↑133

This brings back great memories as a kid in the 70's watching Billy Jack. To all us young boys back then there was nothing like Billy Jack!!

@bruthamann5697

9y↑5

We all fought over who would be Billy Jack on the play ground.

@lesliethompson4039

I can't believe you said that, exactly ;) Billy Jack bro.... Wow ;)

@lesliethompson4039

@Raggedy Man we did to... Omg, hahahaaaa ;)

@nunyerbidness6417

Well there was David Carradine.

@davidwoodman3655

Rtf on bud

@jamescpotter

3y↑13

The strength of this scene is its economy. Plus, the choreography is pretty damned realistic that ultimately leads Billy getting beaten to a pulp. He did his best but was way out numbered.

@uktenatsila9168

2y↑2

Great scene! Brings me back to when I was a kid. And in the Do Jo/gym. We need more heroes like that in our movies these days.

@stevenlowe3245

4y↑64

The great Grand Master Bong Soo Han was the stand in who did that kick. It started my martial arts career right there in the theater with this scene. Years later I got to train for 4 years with one of his Black Belts. A classic film for sure.

@99alfailiwaqain51

Peace! Which Black belt?

@stevenlowe3245

@99AL FAILI WAQAIN Robert Chavez

@99alfailiwaqain51

@Steven Lowe Grandmaster Chung S Kim & Master Sae Y Kim were also memebers of the IHF! Also GrandMaster Kwon

@plantbasedsenior4240

2y↑4

Saw this movie with my best friends back when we were 13/14. All of us absolutely loved it. I'll have to find it and watch again.

@frankwood7878

2y↑33

This was great stuff back in the 70's. I was in elementary school when this came out, that's what all the kids would talk about was Billy Jack & his moves

@xpez9694

2y↑3

vietnam, nuclear weapons, Concords, King Kong and Evel Knievel

@liwmld

10y↑4

i think i saw this movie at the theater more than any other when i was a kid... just loved it. knew every line...lol. those were the days. God bless, Tom and his family. so sad to hear of his passing.

@rmooreg

4y↑42

Tom Laughlin, the Real Deal. Ex Special Forces and one of the rare Westerners who became a certified Master of s martial arts discipline. Screenwriter, actor, director as well as advocate for American Natives. RIP Tom

@scrateshooter

@wavygr

Great depression? Do you really believe in that left vs right paradigm?

@scrateshooter

4y↑1

@wavygr

Get saved while you think about it.

Romans 10:9 That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.

@davidconnellchicago

3y↑1

Saw this as a kid. The way he wore that hat he looked like a real badass. Moved like a cat and could kick some serious ass. Great scene. Great theme song. Fit perfectly.

@oleskool61

RIP to a true legend, Tom Laughlin aka Billy Jack.

@timwojtowicz5924

3y↑1

One of the greatest movies ever 🙌👏❤

@Elthenar

I always liked Billy Jack. He gave a similar vibe to Reacher now. He didn't bluster, he just kept his head and occasionally dropped a hard line before wopping someone. His moves looked pretty clean and legit for the era he was filmed in. Even some of Bruce Lee's stuff hasn't aged as well.

@TheHmurveit

6y↑195

One of the greatest tough guy lines ever

@jackmichaels5189

3y↑2

Better then any Chuck Norris movie

@alicebond7181

2y↑2

We need more Billie Jack's and less Posner

@Liquid_Alchemy

I'm 53, and I remember seeing this film with my parents at the drive in. This is one of many scenes from the film that has stayed etched in my memory. Good stuff.

@Mr.56Goldtop

4y↑1

This scene is an all-time cinematic classic! Big budget or not.

@markfissler4715

3y↑2

One of the best heroes that stood up for equality and justice. Great influence in my life.

@ddemonjjv

2y↑1

I was six years old when I seen this movie. Billy Jack was an iconic character, special. Rest in peace Mr. Tom Laughlin.🙏

@hawk270leadflinger9

I love it! Brings back memories from years gone by. Billy Jack is a badass!

@cliffdr.detroitlynch3903

9y↑360

billy knew he outnumbered, and he knew he was going to take a beating, but he stood tall, maybe we all should take a lesson from this great man

@cliffdr.detroitlynch3903

9y↑1

SuperSaltydog77 how the hell do you know what he was? he did know karate, and he was a hero, if your going to give an american legend the bad mouth, then go away

@xxdrzombiexx

8y↑9

+cliff lynch Take out as many as you can before they get you.

That's the lesson here.

@cliffdr.detroitlynch3903

8y↑8

xxdrzombiexx absolutely the truth bro, kick ass ,before the crowd of cowards swarm you

@cliffdr.detroitlynch3903

Mark Anthony and the next time your boyfriend cant figure out how to incert his tampon, you be the hero and help shim out.wanna get cute with me, you dont have the genetics, or the brainpower to fill up a piss ant, little man.

@pbrtaskforce116

5y↑6

never cower in the face of adversity, face it head on

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@greenjeanz4680

As a young kid, I grew up watching Billy Jack Movies and will say that they helped shape me into the man I am today at 60 yrs old. These movies sent a message and taught you a certain moral code and set of values. Stand tall no matter what happens. Movies today suck and don't teach anything good.

@jironsr9558

This movie is awesome! My dad showed me this movie when I was 10 and still movie is still watchable to this day... I'm 30 now and love this scene

@gmendiolajr

One of the "must see" movies of all time. Great story. Billy Jack, good character.

@robreneau2959

3y↑1

I LOVE THIS MOVIE. I first saw it as a young boy and have easily seen it over 100 times. If they ever remake this movie I think Tom Hardy would do an awesome job as Billy. Do you agree? If not, who would play Billy?

@scotthewitt258

3y↑2

Other than the very best moment of the entire film, when he kicks Posner upside the head, the best part of this scene is how he keeps changing direction when he runs into Posner's goons. Not because he is afraid of them. But because he knows he could hurt one badly or even accidentally kill one if they push him into a fight. He has nothing to prove.

@MarkStise

8y↑173

I remember this movie when I was a kid, I loved it then and I still love it to this day.

@1972scenic

Mark Stise So go to the first comunist County now !

@darleneprice6660

Mark Stise
,

@truenorth6933

Mark Stise my dad took me to see this movie , I loved this scene.

@charlesmcgehee3227

4y↑1

Always going to be one of the first really funny face-kicking scenes.

@freedomjoe7118

One of my favorites scenes back then, and still today.
💪 1970’s kick ass movies!

@philippinesxtremes

30w

@1hoseeman

The movie worked so well because Tom Laughlin embodied his character. We all subconsciously view Billy Jack as a real person.

@Xray-Rep

This was my favorite scene from the movie. I loved it when I first watched it, and I love it every time I see it again! In many ways Billy Jack is like Rambo. Both guys were badass fighters who got their revenge for the way some cocky arrogant people treated them!

@rob40throy

10y↑155

Rest in peace, Mr. Jack. Classic badass.

@GregJay

7y↑1

Noooo ! Say it ain't so?

@albertojuniorchavez5481

6y↑1

rob40throy great is all I have to say!

@John-ob7dh

And Bong Soo Han

@warriorhudson2594

His last name was O’Lantern Jr.

@michaelwood7169

A peice of history on film in my humble opinion ! Seeing this as a kid made me take karate lessons and believe me, I'm not the only one!!

@jimbigboystoys4077

These movies are TIMELESS CLASSICS!! This was the scene that put Tom Laughlin on the map! I love the Billy Jack movies!!

@nancie7487

My sister & I saw this move when it first came out. The next day my sister & I were playing I walked up to her & said "I'm going to take my right food And hit you right here. She laughed. And then I actually did hit her face with my foot. I was like I'm so sorry I really didn't think I could do that. We both bursted out laughing!

@worthigirl2946

One of the best scenes in a film ever!!

@terrymofmich

4y↑1

AB-SO-LUTE-LY the best badass scene in a movie from that era. It's 50 years since that movie came out and the scene is still great.

@srsatlaf4730

4y↑3

I never get tired of this clip

@sirpoppinchuck

seeing this as a kid was phenomenal! One of the reasons i took martial arts other two Jim Kelly n Bruce Lee!!!! 1973-1978 good ol days for martial art films!!!!

@ericseal9027

One of the best lines ever!! He is a true bad ass, in every sense!!

@reedlibros9636

This was one of the most memorable martial art movies I saw in my teens. It inspired my teenage and later taekwondo practice. It made me interested in Hapkido and other martial arts. I borrowed a variation on the line to bluff a high school bully when I was fourteen. He commented on my hair so I told him to F... Off. He said he was going to kick my ass after school by the buses. I said fine and that I knew enough Taekwondo to KICK HIS FACE. The Bluff worked in a strange way because he said after class that I would have to fight his gang. I said "I don't fight gangs" he said" ok let's call it off then" I was happy with that. He never harrassed me again🤓

@kawasakiwhiptwo5821

26w

1:58 I love the "It's go time" look on Billy's face.

@lourivera9794

Like others here I saw this movie as a teenager and never forgot it; the Billy Jack character is an inspiration for good and for standing up to corruption or tyranny; Born Losers and the other two Billy Jack movies were also pretty good. Around the same time I saw Walking Tall, about the real life of Sheriff Buford Pusser, who is another similar inspiration like Billy Jack; I would also say that there have been other movies made by Steven Segal [Out for Justice] and Chuck Norris [Code of Silence] and even Burt Reynolds [Gator or Sharkys Machine] that were equally interesting and inspiring to me when I was much younger. These characters are lacking nowadays because they been watered down, feminized, or actually replaced with very unrealistic female characters. No, no; we need to bring back Billy Jack and get rid of Silly Jane or Bumbling John.

@danielhaire6677

10y↑14

"The Kick Heard Round The World"

One of the most well known martial arts moves in a movie ever.

@garyjenkins6629

I watched this when I was a kid. Billy Jack was the coolest! It was good to see the good guy kick ass.

@scottdunn2178

4y↑22

One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history.

@keithsmith4524

Wow.....you need to get out more !.... You're kidding right ? Absolute crap !!!

@scottdunn2178

@Keith Smith Ok Hipster

@jerrywoods4066

Agree 4 the 70s

@thewordkeeper

3y↑4

I remember seeing Billy Jack around the same time Enter the Dragon came out. When Billy Jack said I'm going to take my right foot and put it on that side of your face. I'm sitting there thinking "how the heck you gonna' do that?" And WHAP! he did it too!

I always say many of these movies we can see on YouTube or DVDS are nothing like seeing this movie or Bruce Lee films on a 50 ft screen with surround sound.

There were certain scenes in movies where the audience went absolutely ballistic or were scared stiff: - 1978 Superman when he first opened up his shirt revealing the S and the audience seeing Bruce Lee using the nunchucks for the first time.

I remember when Jaws came out and the shark took its first bite out of someone a woman started screaming, jumped up out of her seat and ran out of the theater! Those Jaws mealtime scenes were so horrific I was just that much from being right in behind her!

@eldiablosfuntimeandmore5082

20w↑1

In all of the movies I've ever watch, that right foot to the right side of butter cup's face line is my favorite.

@tracyfm7695

The message then, still holds true to this day . Especially in the hearts of us older folks. Peace and love and understanding of all our differences . Live and let live.

@rickydavis1747

10y↑5

This movie is the reason I joined the Army to fight for equality for everyone. Rest now Tom Laughlin. You will never be forgotten for your vision.

@vengencefrom1979

10y

the 'fight' is about to begin.

@Retiredmco

4y↑33

This is the absolute best kick-ass scene!!! Tom was the American version of Bruce Lee!!! Humble, not loving to fight! But God help you if pick a fight with them!!

@robertlehnert4148

4y↑5

Uh, try Hapkido master Bong Soo Han, who doubled for Laughlin

@mikeaziz5040

@Robert Lehnert I just commented on that before I read ur comment man I concur also Han and other Korean masters such as Jhoon Rhee helped Bruce Lee and Angela Mao Ying with their kicking because real gung Fu especially the popular and effective forms of southern gung Fu don't do high kicks

@heylittleniglet

4y↑2

Bruce Lee was American too lol

@chicharito417

3y↑1

Those kicks were very convincing. Very fast and they looked hard hitting. Love that hat too.

@bradlozano2571

Those Kicks were done almost perfectly...Whether it was Tom or not.. They were sharp and crisp...

@rexs.leonard3200

One scene I remember from my childhood days…. Never forget how cool that was.

@pamelakindt4946

I loved he stood up for the underdog.💙 you have got to love it... he tells them first how he is gonna beat their butts. 😂😂😂

@Geekman333

10y↑12

Blast from my childhood. Billy Jack got me interested in martial arts. Epic scene.

@Hamassucks193

Never underestimate someone with a passion and a good right foot kick to the side of the head.

@stevengain9488

4y↑2

One of my favorite scenes of all time. How is it that studios keep rebooting movies every 5 years but, leaves Billy Jack alone?

@azmike3572

For the longest time, Laughlin owned the rights to the Billy Jack character. Possibly his daughter now owns them.

@johnwingate8799

Too many Indians.

@isabellac1117

2y↑2

Billy Jack! Long time ago, and I still love that show. It’s funny how you get the “West Side Story,” vibe as the actors prance around.

@louismorales8529

3y↑141

I'm 54 now, billy jack was my first hero I wanted to be like, in 2nd grade my mom bought me his entire outfit, I wore it for a week straight, I would still wear it today if I looked hard enough.

@dougevans8975

3y↑3

Prolly too small, lol. 54 too BJ was the first BA action hero I remember.

@juliamallen8734

3y↑1

Mine too!

@RW-bt6ex

@Kyzo Wow , dude .

@WaterburnerActual

2y↑2

Tyrants today haven't changed much. They're still like they were when we were in HS, when this film came out. His line where he says "There's Not A Damn Thing You Can Do About It" was the most repeated line by those of us who disobeyed and watched it at the drive-in anyway.
Did my 65yo heart good to see this clip. No matter your age, stand up to tyranny and stand up for your rights. Take videos of what you want, just stand on public property while doing so.
I better stop. Y'all Take Care and Stay SAFE!!

@slay2525

Too much McDonald's and donuts in between ...

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@BrooklynDadDefiant

Dude was laughing until his face caught that right foot. I'm SCREAMING!!!!!😂😂😂

@ranwolf76

10y↑145

One of the greatest movie kicks of all time

@timheersma4708

5y↑4

BELIEVABLE movie kicks...not one of those choreographed, camera tricked ones.

@harpoon_bakery162

4y↑1

Love the slow-motion component in the filming. RIP Tom Laughlin

@joeybox0rox649

4y↑1

@Harpoon_Bakery I believe he died in slo-mo too. It was epic.

@MarkHayes-ue7hs

4y↑1

I can't think of a single kick even from Bruce that shadows this one. Just one kick defines this scene.
I am trying but my head hurts.

@joeybox0rox649

@Mark Hayes that's a joke.

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@freedomring4813

I'm 61 and the Billy Jack movies were my all time favorite. In his older years he talked about another movie but it didn't happen. Getting old sucks but when I watch my favorite old shows and movies I still think of the actors as being that age now. I workout with free weights 6 days a week just as hard or harder than I did when I was younger. Gonna hold off old age as long as possible. RIP Tom.

@kathysawdy592

3y↑1

I saw BillyJack when I was 12 years old and it changed me forever. I was so angry. I would have done anything to stand and fight with Billy. To this day, every time I watch it I want to stand by his side. I have great love and respect for the Indian people. I ask everyone reading this to donate to an Indian charity, make sure it’s legitimate and support the gentlest people in the land. Tom Laughlin was a hero off and on screen. On this the anniversary of his death. Rest in peace Tom. You’ll always be our hero.

@Kelly-nm4kw

Hello Kathy, How are you doing?

@evanhowell7429

Great movie. Me & my friends used to renact Billy Jack movies back when we were kids in middle school. I didn't mind going barefoot like Billy Jack did. Wish we could've filmed those reenactments so they can be on youtube nowadays.

@BULPIN847

I remember watching Billy Jack as a kid, everybody loves Billy Jack but nobody really knows him for sure

@radioclash9

Billy Jack remains a true symbol of bravery, freedom, and the highest integrity.

@theelectriceye1600

10y↑19

Thank you Tom Laughlin for showing us how to fight the good fight! R.I.P. my friend :)

@larrylund2682

Makes me laugh every time I have seen it since the first time at a drive in theater back in the 70's.

@MYshamanEYE

4y↑5

my childhood hero,.. this movie sent me on 22 years of standing up to oppressors and those that could not stand for themselves in the US Army by changing my values system when I was young.
Amazing the trajectory a life can take just because of an old b budget movie

@narrowgate528

That saying in the description, “right foot wops,” had me laughing for ten minutes.

@ericcorrea1965

Brings back great childhood memories... Always wanted that Billy Jack hat

@inthecrosshairs4480

Did anyone else walk out of that movie as Billy Jack? I remember begging my mom to buy a Levis blue jean jacket and yes.... I got the hat later! Never wore it out of the house though. 🤣 Thanks for the memories Tom Laughlin 1931-2013

@joycejeffries7465

9y↑8

You just gotta LOVE Billy Jack! I miss Tom Laughlin, wish he was still with us!!

@ghostfrequency6920

ah dear joyce all the ways he has touched your heart he will be always with you.

@knifeandtomahawkthrowersac7484

Awesome scene! Big Billy Jack and Tom Laughlin fan. On a side note, does anyone notice how crystal clear this video is for a movie from the early 70's??

@lan5053

4y↑1

Such a distinctive studio set. One can almost imagine Marty McFly and Doc Brown walking into the scene.

@babayaga1767

that's not a set. that's prescott arizona

@stevenmiller7267

I loved Billy Jack movies growing up.. lol that brought back a grin.. AND THERE IS NOTHING YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT LOL

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