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Let This Genius Stop-Motion Karate Video Inspire Your Inner Bruce Lee

Stop-Motion Karate Vid Inspires Our Inner Bruce Lee
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Sam Gorski and Niko Pueringer don't exactly have skills rivaling those of Bruce Lee -- but thanks to the magic of stop-motion animation, they don't have to!

The duo find themselves in an incredible, superhuman battle of inventive karate to win over a woman they see in a park.

Thanks to a creative shift in perspective, gravity is an afterthought for the YouTubers-turned-ninjas, who pull off some pretty impressive moves worthy of "Street Fighter":

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Jaz in Baltimore in 2012 (Photo courtesy of Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post via Getty Images).
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ROA (Based in Belgium)(03 of25)
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