Japanese boy, 5, flawlessly executes Bruce Lee’s nunchaku moves
Is this boy a reincarnation of Bruce Lee?
Maybe, if you believe in that.
In a video posted on Youtube on 1 May, Ryuji Imai, a 5-year-old Japanese boy, perfectly executes Bruce Lee’s famous nunchaku fight moves from the movie Game of Death.
The clip has since garnered over 4 million views.
In the video, Imai is seen executing the moves with a nunchaku, completely in sync with Bruce Lee in the movie, which plays on a television behind him.
Nunchaku is a traditional Japanese martial arts weapon, consisting of two sticks connected by a short chain, or rope.
Imai is a big fan of Bruce Lee, according to the description on the Youtube video.
Scrolling through Imai's Facebook page, one can see just how big a fan the little boy is of the late Hong Kong-American martial arts legend.
The page, which has more than 19,000 followers, showcases videos of him training in martial arts routines and pictures of him posing in a "come-and-get-me" stance.
ABC News even had a feature on him, with the anchor commenting on his impeccable skills, “Is that not the most incredible thing you’ve ever seen?”
See if you agree with the comment by checking out his slick moves below.
