Brandon Soohoo

Sundown 001: Launching a New Era in Martial Arts

Sundown 001 launched a groundbreaking martial arts event that sold out with 2,000 attendees and a 500-person waitlist. It united fighters, artists, and fans, expanding martial arts beyond sport. Surveys showed 60% were first-time fight fans, 85% improved their combat sports view, and 95% plan to return. Sundown is rapidly growing, attracting fighters, brands, and venues nationwide and internationally, signaling a new chapter in martial arts culture.

Inside Sundown: A Unique Fusion of Martial Arts, Culture, and Entertainment

Sundown bridges traditional martial arts and cultural entertainment, featuring global fighting styles like karate, Muay Thai, BJJ, wrestling, and Mongolian Bokh. The event includes a night market, an after party with music by Kumo99 and Jack Green, and collaborations with top creative talents. Hosted by Mark Dacascos, it creates a unique space between sports and culture, making martial arts accessible and engaging.

Last-Minute Martial Arts Fight Challenge at Sundown

Brandon Soohoo invites martial artists to step out of training and into a real fight challenge this Saturday at Sundown. After a fight dropped out, there's an urgent call for a last-minute participant to compete in a live cage fight held in a unique warehouse setting. This event offers a true test of skill beyond belts and lessons, emphasizing the difference between training and actual combat. Interested fighters must be CAMO-approved and have valid ID, medicals, and registration to participate.

Revolutionizing Fight Events: Introducing Sundown's Immersive Martial Arts Experience

Brandon Soohoo highlights issues with typical fight events, such as poor food, weak production, and lack of culture. He introduces Sundown, an event with curated food, live cultural acts, games, DJs, and authentic martial artists, aiming to bring art back into martial arts.

Revisiting Beast Boy and Terra: A Deep Dive into a Beloved DC Animated Arc

Brandon Soohoo revisits his role as Beast Boy in the Teen Titans Judas Contract arc, sharing the challenge of pitching his deeper voice to match the character's youthful tone. He explores the emotional depth of Terra's journey, highlighting themes of pain, heroism, and resilience that define the story.

From Failure to Success: Opening Staxs Grill After Years of Perseverance

Brandon Soohoo recounts his early attempt to open a restaurant at 18, which failed due to inexperience. Inspired by his family's culinary background, he gained industry knowledge and wrote a business plan but was advised against a large loan. Eight years later, with more experience, he partnered with a friend to open Staxs Grill. Their soft opening was a success, selling out all food. Brandon emphasizes setbacks can lead to new opportunities if one stays committed.

Building the Perfect Burger: Testing Recipes and Ingredients in Cambodia

Brandon Soohoo embarks on building a burger restaurant from scratch in 14 days. After sampling local burgers and finding them unsatisfactory, he sources equipment and ingredients, including beef, onions, and pickles. Using a partner's kitchen, he assembles the first Stacks burger, which receives positive feedback. However, concerns about beef quality remain as they strive to exceed local standards before opening.

Building a restaurant in 14 days

Building a restaurant in 14 days

Meet the Cast of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy

In this episode, Brandon Soohoo takes viewers behind the scenes to meet the cast of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. The actors discuss their characters' catchphrases and imagine what they would do if they had their character's body for a day, revealing playful and adventurous sides. This episode offers a lighthearted look at the personalities behind the Starfleet Academy series.

Spider-Man vs Batman and Robin: Multi-Attacker MMA Fight Breakdown

This episode analyzes Spider-Man fighting Batman and Robin in a multiple attacker scenario. It highlights Spider-Man's footwork to avoid being surrounded, turning 2v1 into one-on-one fights, and mixing strikes to keep distance. It also covers Robin's clinching and human shielding, critiques Batman and Robin's missed chances to neutralize Spider-Man, and stresses the importance of cutting angles and avoiding overconfidence.