10 HEAVIEST Players In NBA History

[@andrewc1412]

“Robert Traylor was a McDonald’s All-American.” You got that right. 👍🏼

[@jeredalmeida1880]

🤣🤣This comment made my day!!!

[@jonnuanez7183]

That's what I thought as well 😂

[@mitchellagars8934]

This is literally what I thought 😭😭

[@moopert86]

It's always amazing that Shaq could play that well in LA at that weight. Of course, if I saw that dude coming at me at that weight, I would just get the hell outta the way.

[@zachbalentt416]

Well that’s the average human. Guys like Olajuwon and Kareem are better centers. They actually had an arsenal of moves that could beat any dude no matter what size they were. Shaq purely used just his size to get an edge on his opponents.

[@kksee3609]

@s b the funny thing is shaq is ranked higher than almost all the centers ( not kareem ) all -time

[@younglove3362]

@s b not true. Shaq didn't just use his size. He had an arsenal of moves in the paint. Duncan may have remained smaller, but Shaq was known to be more athletic and explosive than Duncan

[@SpiritualityBro]

@@zachbalentt416 u forgot Yao ming

[@Jkev24]

@@zachbalentt416 Shaq was skillful too. Yes, he didn't have as many moves as Hakeem or Kareem, but he definitely had a solid post game. He had a nice hook shot and was actually a pretty good passer out of the post. Anyone who thinks he just bulldozed over people and that's it, didn't actually watch shaq play and just saw a couple of highlight reels.

[@Jeremy-xy2fy]

We all thought of Zion while clicking on this video

[@jerrysmith3695]

Lol

[@Blacklaquer]

True 👍

[@TheNutshaq]

I was thinking Shaq

[@moopert86]

I sure was.

[@minecraftfan6563]

I didn’t and I agree Ethan Hayden

[@ZybakTV]

Shaq is just an outrageous human...athletically and from a commentary perspective. 🤣

[@majkatrojedjece6585]

A wild druid appears!

[@banditopollo850]

???

[@chadlpnemt]

I met Kevin Duckworth about a year before he passed in a small town near Portland. He was huge! But a very nice, good mannered, good humored fellow. It was a a pleasure to talk with him.

[@ericfranklin1802]

That’s the way this stuff goes. As players get beyond 7 foot tall the weight range they can be while still maintaining the necessary mobility in todays NBA without being to slight of frame to be pushed around. Not to mention all the wear and tear on their body. Right now Porzingis seems to be right at the line of what is doable with size without the weight causing major issues against specific players.

[@vinceedwards3978]

There is no way Shaq was almost 400 pounds in the last Lakers title!!!! I can believe maybe 340-350.....

[@billsmith7642]

I believe it lol.....think about how big he was, and factor in that hes 7'1....Someone 6'5 that bulky would likely be 340-350, add an extra 8 inches(figure plus five pounds for every inch) and there ya go!

[@Jimocrates]

And no way in hell he was 12% bodyfat in Miami.

[@reggieshark]

Wrong Shaq was 500 pounds lol 😆 😂 🤣 😅 😬

[@nubreaks2]

Shaq was 400 when he was with the Celtics at the end of his career.

[@ariell5137]

Zion’s on his way to break the record

[@moopert86]

He wouldn't be able to move at all if he passed Shaq.

[@lrodshrek6086]

I saw Zion with 7 donuts at voodoo donuts in Portland

[@CuteShiba]

@@moopert86 hes getting close zion is 317 and shaq is 325

[@moopert86]

@@CuteShiba Thought you were referring to the 395. a 6 6 dude that big would be completely immobile.

[@joehooker7522]

@@CuteShiba they say he's closer to 330/340 rn he's apparently gained 50 pounds since he got hurt

[@bazingsgozar5836]

One of the best channel in the game!

[@dljcards]

I once interviewed Yao Ming after an NBA playoff game. He was in the visitors locker room, sitting on a folding chair that looked like a twig with this giant on top of it. His feet were in a small pool filled with ice. His feet took over the whole pool. Ming was enormous. Never seen anyone like him in person. The Chinese media followed him everywhere too

[@MrDirkrader]

Had a friend who worked at a big hospital in houston and Yao was there in a wheelchair one day and he was about as tall as my friend whos 6'3" was standing up.

[@AJ_savage16]

Shaq was just heavy he was wasn't fat especially in his prime 💪

[@Kenta127]

Ye I wasn’t fat

[@WillJM81280]

Maybe you should actually try studying physiques. He absolutely got fat. That’s what happens when you eat garbage.

[@leomdk939]

Yes, and this is a list of the heaviest basketball players, not necessarily the fattest.

[@billsmith7642]

@@WillJM81280 Yeah, but he used that fat to his advantage....Theres a reason why the "worlds strongest men" competitors are almost never "ripped"...all that extra mass equals brute strength

[@LinardsZ]

@@WillJM81280 The guys who lift the most then also are fat.

[@mc76]

Apparently, NBA scouts did not watch the finals of the 2001 Illinois State basketball tournament, in which an undersized Schaumburg team with no player over 6'4" beat Curry's Thornton Fractional South team. The smaller team ran circles around Curry and his teammates. It was a harbinger of things to come.

[@Rysofly]

Miller played A LONG TIME, no matter how much he weighed. And he balled out overseas.

[@ThePrufessa]

Didn't he finish with the Harlem globetrotters?

[@ThePrufessa]

Oh no it's not him I'm think of. However he did play for the prison system basketball association for a year when he got convicted of assault for pistol whipping somebody.

[@tnoble]

Oliver Miller was good

[@cardphins68]

There was a Cat named John Williams who went to school @ LSU. He was from Los Angeles and he also had the moniker "Hot Rod". Real talented guy, so skilled and athletic for a guy 6"9. Unfortunately, "Hot Rod" became "Hot Plate" and basically ate himself out of the NBA. Sweetney was a really good player for Georgetwon, it's a shame.

[@danlower7834]

John Sam Williams wasn't Hot Rod, 2 different guys.

[@axelarroyo3286]

Correct. Hot Rod Williams played for Cleveland and he didn't get grossly overweight. That was a different player that was very talented and I can't recall his name. I think this player was drafted the same year as Barkley or maybe the year before.

[@mongoslade277]

Hot Plate John Williams went to LSU. Hot Rod John Williams went to Tulane and was on that great Cleveland front line with Brad Daugherty & Larry Nance Sr

[@cardphins68]

@@mongoslade277 Excellent and thank you! Names like Baskerville Holmes I can never seem to forget but "John Williams" is another matter, lol. Thanks again!

[@mongoslade277]

@@cardphins68 Baskerville Holmes 🤣. Memphis State finest. Maryland had a guy named Exree Hipp

[@williamevans9388]

Not only was Shaq's frame was built for his weight but he was muscular 💯💯💯💯💯

[@nubreaks2]

Shaq was fat when he retired.

[@maryjoyvequizo6361]

Glen "Big Baby" Davis should be on the list

[@tyrport]

Portland had a huge Korean player who could make this list. Late career Lonnie Shelton was also huge.

[@vm20709]

I think you should have done a BMI comparison instead of purely weight. A taller player is obviously likely going to heavier, but not necessarily "fatter".

[@v1rus136]

But the title says “heavier”

[@kovaci0000007]

Title literally says heaviest...

[@dirtymike3329]

Lol I’m sorry that the people who responded to you failed to read. I think you make an interesting point.

[@kovaci0000007]

@@dirtymike3329 it literally says heaviest not bmi comparison

[@dirtymike3329]

@@kovaci0000007 You're right. That's what it says. The commenter is suggesting a different, more interesting idea.

[@ditship]

Miller was hilarious on the Suns. They called him "Two Chickens" when he was a Sun... because he'd eat two whole chickens before each game.

[@Emma-dh1lx]

🤣

[@MannyMensah94]

Dope video 🏀🏀🏀🏀

[@Leviathan_1.0]

Zion: hold my cheeseburger

[@samlynch4565]

You should do slowest nba players

[@leomdk939]

"McDonald's All-American" killed me XD

[@MrBad38]

It's an actual thing that Mcdonalds do

[@Epicgamerluke]

Keep up the great work!!

[@DrakeBrunette]

If Shaq had managed his weight better with a proper diet he could’ve potentially been the GOAT. Clearly he was still dominating with all that excess weight on the Lakers, yes. But he just kept pushing the envelope and it ruined his joints and by extension the longevity of what his career could’ve been. He could’ve dominated alongside Wade and won 2 or 3 more Championships in Miami if he took better care of himself. For those who don’t know… look at how he played and could move in Orlando when he was a rookie and playing at an ideal weight… his coordination, balance and speed for a man of his size was truly on another level. If he trained the way Giannis trains and optimized lean muscle mass over just accumulating mass in general (muscle & fat)… man… people just have no idea…. He could’ve been the gold standard of athletic potential over LeBron James in my opinion.

[@carlosg3799]

Athletic potential?

[@whitewhale9012]

Nobody would call him 'the GOAT'... because fans bias that label toward wing players. If not for that bias, kareem would be considered such right now, and it wouldn't be close. You know you're good when the league changes rules to nerf you.

[@christiang5209]

@@whitewhale9012 Wilt is imho a legitimate C candidate for me, because he was a real standout ... It is hard to compare different types of player, let alone compare Shaq and Jokic who even play the same position - but are outstanding player but with a total different game. If you rate passing more, you prefer Jokic, for physicality dominance below the basket Shaq is much better. But in the end i would still give it to MJ because he had that huge impact for the game and the league, besides beeing a hell of player.

[@whitewhale9012]

@@christiang5209 When it comes to impact, yeah. Jordan made it a global sport. Hes by far the most important player of all time.

[@bohanxu6125]

"If Shaq had managed his weight better with a proper diet he could’ve potentially been the GOAT" Giannis is only 27 years ago. He could have been the shaq that we missed. Of course, keep winning chip in Milwaukie, a small market, is pretty difficult. However, if Giannis can really win a few more chips in Milwaukie, he could be in the goat conversation.

[@leviticus4848]

Zion: "My time has come"

[@liamlujero9416]

Another Vid Suggestion: *TOP 10 STRONGEST PLAYERS IN NBA HISTORY*

[@MistaTofMaine]

Top of my head I have Karl Malone 3, Shaq 2, Chamberlain 1

[@captaincarter2371]

You guys deserve for subs

[@ewda1]

Banger vids 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙌💪💪💪💪

[@AlFredo-ci9yo]

Oliver Miller 😂 I remember him as a suns player, good times

[@Stevenisbelieven]

Miller used to work out at the gym where I was a personal trainer in the early 2000's. He looked about as big as he did in his 2nd season as a Suns player. I always wanted to ask him why he couldn't get his weight under control, but I never got the chance. I did have to ask him to stop hitting on my client while I was training her😂

[@AlFredo-ci9yo]

@@StevenisbelievenThat's pretty cool! I actually enjoyed watching him play, the crowd was always with him when he had a few minutes on the court 😊😂 90's Suns was the best

[@thedocgonzo88]

Giannis Body is just insane. Hes a modern greek god. All Respect for the effort it took to take his body to this point.

[@dacoby]

I'm surprised Stanley Roberts didn't make the list.

[@kalarse]

For Sweetney, sometimes NBA players who plays oversees, tend to not perform well. But when he came to Uruguay, he was so beloved and you knew by watching he was a super intelligent player.

[@karlcooper7016]

I don't remember Thomas Hamilton and I was an avid NBA follower back then he must have had a cup of coffee with the Celtics he sure flew under my radar.

[@gangawerks]

Big O had some serious handles..not just love handles!

[@Stevenisbelieven]

He was an awesome passer for a big man.

[@flashbackpictures5856]

"Priest Launderdale sounds like the name of a pastor of a local church. But it's not"

[@gregrowe1168]

I think you were exaggerating a bit on Shaqs weight. We know he was well over 300 lbs but never got to 375 lbs as a player. 330-340 at most. At his size, that’s still not totally unreasonable. After his retirement, perhaps he got heavier but no way he played at 375 lbs. No team would have allowed him to get that heavy, he would have been a heart attack just waiting to happen.

[@lukailic5439]

How do you know he never went to 375lbs?

[@clashwithlars7167]

@@lukailic5439 his team wouldn’t have let him played, you could see it and last but absolutely not least he wouldn’t be able to play that good and would maybe have had a heart attack

[@lukailic5439]

@@clashwithlars7167 how do you know they wouldnt let him play, were you a coach in the NBA or smth? And how do you know he would have a heart atack, are you a doctor or smth???

[@nathanielisbot801]

google "2002 Lakers: 395 pounds. 2005 Heat: 325 pounds. Current: 375 pounds.May 13, 2021"

[@Leonard_Wilson]

Shaq showed up to training camp at 370 (which pissed off Kobe and Phil Jackson). When he actually played, he was 330.

[@tomchester3229]

This is amazing you are using shortcuts from polish television TVP2

[@Eclipseunderscore]

“Makes Shaw look small” Shows Shaq looking absolutely even next to the Great Wall.

[@arthurgalato393]

Shaq is one of the most impressive freak of nature

[@Jerlwayne]

I went to University of Arkansas when Oliver Miller was there. I saw him at Taco Bell one night. No lie. I have no idea how he afforded that many tacos as a college student.

[@klutchkode2513]

He took money from the scouts already

[@doe8939]

I was hooping once and had a near 300 pounder fall on my arm while it was pinned 45 degrees against the ground elbow up. It did not break luckily and it’s best to just get out the way.

[@Stevenisbelieven]

Damn, I apologized to you for that already! Why you gotta keep bringing it up all the time?

[@nbapbaupdate8338]

Jaylen Brown next video Nonstop Sports 💪💪💪

[@xx765]

This is Shaq's biggest talent: despite his weight, he can move so fast while suffering below-average amount of injury for a NBA big man. When Yao, who is very very talented in his own way, puts on enough weight to become almost an equal match-up against Shaq, he quickly suffers injuries that cut his career much shorter. The other guys on this list wouldn't even have enough mobility for a competitive NBA career.

[@sebastianmelmoth9100]

Yao could play. Some of these dudes were just blubber. I remember when the Celtics rolled out Thomas Hamilton against Shaq and Shaq posted him up and looked small - it was funny.

[@JabariStamps]

I had a feeling my cousin Priest would make this list.

[@Nhilzer]

Oliver Miller was a great role player the year the Suns went to the finals. He was a nice shotblocker, could move nicely for an overweighted player. He wasn't like Pat Ewing, Hakeem or David Robinson but was a really decent player. And then he got fat... It's sad cause he a had a nice potential, I think he could have been around 10-15pts, around 7-8 rebounds per game and mostly 2-3 blocks per game but I guess he liked to eat most than the game.

[@TapCat]

Agreed, I used to enjoy watching him with Phoenix. But he ate himself into obscurity and I had completely forgotten that he ever existed until I watched this video!

[@chocktaebolanca757]

Shaq clearly weighed more on the cavs and Celtics than he did on the Lakers

[@Lord_Lingus]

"Priest Lauderdale" sounds like an A Day to Remember song, to me hahaha

[@poooky321]

Oliver Miller was struggling with his weight when he came up with Phoenix at the age of 22... Dude couldn't control himself.

[@metalacop]

Chuck said Miller could have been an All Star if He learned how to say, "I'm full". I agree Oliver was a real talent.

[@bradyfoy7599]

Surprised Big Baby Davis wasn’t on the list

[@postaltraining]

Hamilton started at 400 lbs with the Celts and worked and played his way down to 360 that part year he was there

[@malz92]

Oliver Miller should be a 1st ballot HOF. Raptors icon

[@danlower7834]

Hall of Fat

[@MarcoSonzogni-nm3ml]

i didnt imagine yao and tacko on here

[@cg8422]

i don't know how it's possible to be overweight as an NBA player considering how much sprinting and jumping they do

[@leohuml]

Robert Traylor wasnt only a McDonalds All-American, he was also at all American McDonalds

[@johntackett1853]

Barkley used to say that the only way Big O could dunk is if you put a quarter pounder on the rim.

[@glenhugh73]

Oliver Miller was a skilled player and king of the outlet pass and blocked shots like a cat.

[@23ofSeptember]

I'm surprised Big Country Reeves didn't make this list.

[@rayanthonycastro9767]

So it means that Yao Ming real height is probably 7'5" without shoes because Tacko is 7'6" without shoes on.

[@furrymemelady622]

I've just always been fascinated by dudes with big physiques. I always feel bad for dudes who gain too much and can't cut. It's not as easy as it sounds to lose weight, especially depending on your body chemistry. I was very underweight as a kid, and then when I got put on Estrogen for an endocrine disorder, I felt better, but I bulked up to 250 pounds at 5'9", took years to get myself down to about 215Ibs. where I am now. a lot of it had to do with taking care of mental health, exercising more, and diversifying my diet. That being said, I'm obviously not an athlete, so it amazes me when I see guys bulk up, or lose weight in a relatively short amount of time.

[@MrDirkrader]

trust me it sucks to be able to put on 50lbs in a year. I can do it without even openly overeating that much. idk wtf is my body. Got serious lost 85 lbs was nearly skinny. was around there for close to a year. went back to my old habits and put on 70lbs in 1.5 years. :(

[@baronvg]

Considering what this list is, suddenly McDonald’s All American takes on a different meaning.

[@blakedannion9232]

I thought Tree Rollins was going to be on the list. I remember that guy was always eating. I remember when he tried to eat Danny Ainge, starting with Danny's finger.

[@XtotheK]

Who was that center on the Suns around 2010 - 2012 who barely played. Dude was HUGE.

[@SquirtleDaURSS]

heres a sugestion to make the videos more interesting to the rest of the world, put the metric/kilo mesures on the screen while you talk about them in the usa mesusre.

[@SquirtleDaURSS]

sorry about the errors in the text, english is my second language and its not 100% yet, im brasilian btw

[@yell0wberry]

What about Brian Reeves, Glen Davis, Derek Coleman, and even Rick Mahorn?

[@Griddyman09760]

Shaq is like the NBA version of Commercial James Harrison It’s Fricking Hilarious

[@ulitsalisitsa]

Hi from Bulgaria. I remember Priest playing in the Bulgarian league for Lukoil Academic some 20 years ago, that team was unbeatable back then, locally of course, they were good but still weaker than top quality european teams. Lauderdale's was huge and dwarfed every other player I've seen him play with and against. Couldn't run, couldn't jump (didn't need to), still, he was scoring a decent amount of points. I suppose if he was a better player, he'd been playing in a better league or a team. They gave him a bulgatian citizenahip, but I don't think he ever played for the national team.

[@jeredalmeida1880]

That pic of Chuck with the pizza tho. Had a slice before he brought it in the house.

[@marcdavis4509]

Oliver Miller was really polished he was a really slick passer Too bad he couldn’t manage his weight.

[@ThePrufessa]

It's a shame Shaq didn't hire a better nutritionist to advise him the best route to go to preserve his body. He had a yes man that just listened to whatever Shaq wanted. Him thinking adding weight was the answer to Ben Wallace was just crazy.

[@EZ-Videos]

Have you ever heard Shaq talk, or think? The dude doesn't listen to anyone but himself, and 90% of what he says is "Three rings, I got three rings"

[@ThePrufessa]

@@EZ-Videos not sure what this has to do with anything I've said in my original comment.

[@EZ-Videos]

That's because your're most likely a moron.

[@ishmaeldarjean2757]

What about Big Country Bryant Reeves?? He was pretty heavy from what I can remember.

[@danlower7834]

Stanley Roberts cleared 300 pounds when he was with the Clippers in the mid 1990's. Should be on the list

[@benhaney9629]

I don’t think that owners, “one player should basically cherry pick,” idea is so crazy. I mean if you keep one player back then the other team is basically going to have to keep a player back a lot as well. Now while 4 - 4 should actually help the offensive team because of the floor space, so it would hurt you defensively, if you had the right player cherry picking. I mean it could work. Maybe in certain game situations. Like when you are down big or down late. Have you seen the way LaMelo and his high school team played? LaMelo would cherry pick a lot. And he’d end up completely open a lot for an easy basket or he’d end up one on one and be able to completely isolate. I understand it’s high school ball but I honestly think there is room for it at the pro level. Purists will fucking hate it but strategy is strategy...

[@younglove3362]

Nobody will hate it. It's not really affective 👎. To counter it, you either score on being outnumbered or leave a defender to guard the cherry 🍒 picker 📸 .

[@AClaiderman]

It’s a feast or famine play style tho. There’s no “real” strategy on defense because people are only thinking about the offensive side. I don’t necessarily agree that the other team HAS to keep someone back there too. There are 24 seconds on a shot clock, they’re gonna use most of that time to get a good shot, and with 5 players vs 4, they’re gonna score a vast majority of the time. And when they don’t, there’s rebounding. It’s hard enough rebounding in the nba. 5 guys are gonna be able to get multiple offensive rebounds over 4 guys, leaving that one player literally standing back there doing nothing for possibly 2-3 consecutive possessions. Basically it’ll be hard to create a winning “strategy” like this. Too many factors that are out of your control.

[@AClaiderman]

And those are just the things that I came up with to defend that playstyle. Im sure defensive and offensive nba coaches can come up with more creative ways to exploit it. There’s a reason why cherry picking stops at the HS level. Offenses and defense get more and more complicated the higher up you go, not to mention the talent level. You can get away with guarding 5 vs 4 in HS because there’s at least one or 2 guys on the floor you can leave open. In the NBA, they’ll rain 3s on you all day if you leave them open.

[@Hotobu]

You're wrong, it's a terrible strategy, and it would never work. It's easy to defeat. Here's how Being one player down on defense can work in a transition/scramble situation, but all a team has to do is slow down the pace, spread the floor, and work the ball to the open man. It's hard enough to play defense 5 on 5. If a team has a one man advantage on defense they'll have wide open dunks and layups. They'll easily shoot over 70%. From there all the team on offense has to do is have a "last man back" policy on any shot that goes up. Furthest player from the ball defends the outlet pass, and if the team playing one man down gets the rebound, you just pressure him in the backcourt so he can't throw the long pass.

[@mackenziek8383]

Didn't even pay respects to Robert Traylor's passing, smh

[@Ghost_prxd]

Who else thinks it’s Zion right now

[@TheKrimeScene]

Sweetney's only drug was SWEETS. What a great line

[@alleseinfachso1974]

Diesel was a real monster under the basket.

[@PaulRobert474]

Mark Eaton, Darrell Dawkins, Jeff Ruland, Bob lainer were all giant guys

[@RedMo46]

Some basketball players end up playing football... this video kinda looks like some football players went and ended up playing NBA basketball

[@ChairmanMeow1]

Maaannnnn... if Yao stayed healthy he would have went down as an absolute all-timer

[@XavierHarrigan1]

First like and first comment keep up the great vids

[@ThePrufessa]

3:19 was that a Bahston accent there? Or am I just hearing it because I want it to be a Bahston accent?!

[@WillJM81280]

Imagine being paid millions of dollars to play a game, and all you have to do is not get fat, and you blow it.

[@ddxg3275]

Wiseman always said: "Lads Lads Lads Good ol' Eddy. Good ol' Eddy Curry"

[@helterskelter416]

2:10 it's not because of his frame, it's because of tractor trailers and his last name and his frame. it's not just that he was big, but that his last name was traylor so tractor traylor/trailer was a fitting nickname lol

[@Rysofly]

Eddie Curry had that heart issue, otherwise he would not have had that issue.

[@jdollarthegreat]

2 sandwiches because one wasn't enough is crazy 😂

[@80sCrazyCatDadNGunAddiction]

You forgot Zion. He's over 330 now and only 6'6".

[@mouthman_]

the bucks didn' trade traylor for nowitzki, because they thought he would be better. it was part of a deal between the mavs and the bucks, that was already agreed on before the draft.

[@karlcooper7016]

George Foreman in sneakers is what these guys remind me of.

[@Emma-dh1lx]

"Exceed the 300 pound mark" Shows Zion on the couch! 🤣

[@multiyapples]

To be fair to some of these players some of them are misleading due to their insane height.

[@NateTheGr8ness]

Overpaid players always gotta worry about being over the salary cap, but overweight players never worry about being over the calorie cap!

[@deanradisic9236]

Where is Glen big baby Davis?

[@lifeisbutamoment]

Bro it was 20 years that Yao came to the League. Stop trying to make us older than we are lol

[@macewbee]

Sad but true

[@randy4395]

I never heard of most of these guys.

[@randytrudeau5321]

Ah My bucks drafting in the 90s Todd day Lee Merriweather Tractor Sean Respert Etc... My wife at time Her friend husband A dude who became my homey His black hip hop ass My white hard rock ass We made a unique pair of brothers (to this day) Anyways He was chef at the cousins center,where the bucks practiced for years He got me in there 1 time And i got to meet tractor Cool dude Gave and signed a pair of his shoes for me Size 17 Have them in garage sonewhere Just an awesome story i tell when tractor brought up

[@user-qe3dg2op3p0]

8:35 that's just menace

[@KeithStealth]

The fact the word heaviest is in cap is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣