HOW TO MAKE OTHER MEN RESPECT YOU

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[@pasqualesimonelli1513]

In general Weight Masculine traits (beard, chest hair, deep voice, even being bald) From people you know Success Wealth Work ethic Putting in the work (DISCIPLINE, CONSISTENCY) Being generous, kind Providing for your family Having a beautiful girl by your side who's totally into you

[@mrthug8196]

bless you brother you saved 25 my minutes

[@pasqualesimonelli1513]

@@neillunavat you're welcome my man

[@pasqualesimonelli1513]

@@mrthug8196 np. I like summarizing to remember things better but watching the video is a lot better than just reading a summary to actually remember. Anyway, you're welcome, have a nice rest of the day

[@PB22559]

@@pasqualesimonelli1513 If you force the deep voice thing, it'll just make you sound unnatural and cause more insecurity. Even Hamza is trying way too hard with his new deep tone. Trying too hard to be masculine, makes you less masculine.

[@mrthug8196]

@@pasqualesimonelli1513 you are right but I knew most of the things which bring respect like looking good ,discipline i just wanted to make sure that I am not missing any point

[@stupidgarbage4888]

i started going to the gym (consistantly) 9 or 10 months ago. i was a walking talking stick. Now im still very skinny, but 20 pounds heavier. you can feel the respect you never got when you were smaller, and the respect you will get when you become bigger. never stop working out, its the most life changing activity you can do

[@eliamperetz6863]

started 9 or 10 months as well all the things you said are what my experience is so far good luck on the journey bro keep on grinding my g

[@amris1.]

i was also going to the gym until i didn't have enough money but i know that's just an excuse. that's why i'm going to go to the gym consistently until i gain more weight and see some progress.

[@Leseulmecsansnom]

I'll always be small since I'm short lmao

[@arouda]

@@Leseulmecsansnom how old r u? if u arent 19-20 u still have some time to grow.

[@eliamperetz6863]

@@Leseulmecsansnom I'm considered short as we'll and I feel you on thet but it's not true I have a friend who is shorter than me and his huge

[@greatwarrior34]

When it comes to a present, it feels better to give it than receiving it... 💚

[@davidrybkiewicz3386]

Hamza you've had such an impact on me and made me develop such a trust with you, that whenever i see your content I always make sure to watch the whole entire video to help the algorithm bc i want other men to experience what i have experienced.

[@Floyd_Knee]

This resonates with me deeply. About 1 year ago (school btw) a was skinny armed and big bellied and moobs too, no one respected me people irritated me daily be it throwing paper balls at me, making fun of me for stupid decisions when I was in my early teens and laughing at me when I try to make a point and I got met with “stop trying to sound smart cause ur not”. I slouched too, I was regularly late to school never did homework and put in no study for up coming per holiday tests. I found Hamza, Nofap, Zyzz and Gentlemen’s game, I set out to self improve physically and mentally. Throughout I learned I was delusional, negative, that my diet was messed up, I wasn’t confident whatsoever all the blue pill weakness included. But about 8 months ago I was told by someone in my year who was and still is more physically conditioned than I am, he said you’ve lost weight. I was happy even though it was a few minutes of happiness I was happy for the first time in quite a while, 3 more months pass and at this point I’ve put on a good noobie gains foundation for what is to come. But around then one of the people who had tried to irritate me in the past tried to again in the middle of a class, I stood my ground I raised my voice let him know I wasn’t backing off, not like before and he said nothing and was silent for the remaining 20 minutes, after that same class I was making my way through the hallways to the sports hall where we had PE and there he was with a group he was part of 7 or 8 of them and the one who they saw as the “leader” called at me with at me with a small comment that set off a nuclear bomb of rage inside me but it was controlled, I got right up in his face asking why he made the comment and a bit of back and fourth later he pushed me. When he did I knew he was terrified I had size on him maybe 10-15kg (context I was 89-92 kg 6ft 1 and around 25% body fat) and I started pushing his buttons encouraging him to swing first once it was broken up by my best mate I walked away he shouted your dead I turned round and said let’s have it then and he repeated himself and as did I and nothing he way maybe 5 meters away at this point I really wanted to pummel him but I knew I had to show I wasn’t bothered by him and all those videos of self improvement mental and emotional control led to this point, there was a reason I watched those videos and a situation like that was one of them. The teacher was behind my back around 15 meters down the hall he must have heard it all, and he pulled us into a class to speak to us privately the loudmouth tried to lie and I noticed he was starting to shake the fight or flight was starting to kick in so I pointed it out I asked him if he’s scared, then all he’ll broke lose he was screaming and shouting all sorts of threats and how he’d beat me, I was the one in control now I was the one irritating him yet I was calm I wasn’t scared, old me? nah I wouldn’t have even turned at the first comment I would’ve taken it like ever other time. As he jumped around shouting I stood and laughed at him I deliberately did this because it was funny seeing him so powerless he was and because there where cameras that recorded everything in the hallway and the teacher had witnessed from what I know just the class room part. I walked back into the class and the biggest lad in school and our year patted me on the back after that not only did have a large physical presence but also large social presence that single moment change my school life and how even some of my closer friends treated me. The first time in my life I had respect from my peers and also that teacher who asked me how he’d would’ve never in a million years would’ve stayed so calm. Nobody showed the slightest disrespect afterwards and I’m glad I’m so young and taking in this knowledge know and know how to hold yourself as a real man. That moment made me feel manly and it was the day I think I really stared to become a man. I

[@arkaghosh8659]

Hamza i am applying for the Indian army,I can't afford to get that big.. but I always respect you and love your decision

[@viktorpavlovic7113]

Hamza i just wanted to thank you , you cleared me of all my addictions , i also started exercising and dieting witch improved my mental health a lot , the only thing i still do that is considered kind of bad is playing videogames but much less then before and i actually enjoy them instead of mindlessly looking at a screen due to me valuing my free time more then before since now my day is filled with hard work , i dont watch your channel so much anymore since i actually started applying the things i learnt in daily life , thank you Hamza!

[@The_G_Edits]

If you can get the respect of other men then you can get the love from women and vice versa

[@thomassalahub8219]

Starting going to the gym at a young age before my peers was the single best decision I have ever made. Currently 6.25 feet tall weighing 225 pounds and competing in powerlifting. Hamza is completely right, the amount of respect I get just because of my size is incredible.

[@JosephsWrld]

I love the shift you made here its like your second channel now. Raw long format unfiltered content, restoring the attention spans of the lost. Keep it up Hamza. I thank you for doing this and inspiring a young generation of man to embrace their masculine roles and perform duties in utter discomfort.

[@rai-.]

I almost cried when he talked about his family and how much respect he had gained from his father. God bless this man for helping us young men.

[@Bboydragon25]

Mad respect man. This is what manhood is about. Supporting yourself and lifting up fellow brothers

[@miyamoto5605]

This was me during school: came in every morning 2 hours early and studied in the cafe. Instantly people noticed and I felt more respect for me. Also paid off as I got top grades

[@dragonlord8415]

On "Boasting," it isn't prideful unless it is done to put others down. But you do it to raise them up.

[@gabrieljohnson161]

I met this guy at a fancy dinner place that was wearing a shirt that said “bravery and courage” I went up to him and he was like 6’5 and like 270 pounds of just muscle. Not being gay or anything but I said I like your shirt and shook his hand. Simply shaking this guys hands told me a lot about his life and the life he lives because he had the most callused hands I’ve ever shook! And then I had more respect for him because he probably grew up on a farm or something doing hard work 10 hours a day.

[@bizzyAC]

What I noticed is that since I've improved my physique a lot of my bois have been noticing it and been seeing me as the one that is "built" because I've put on some decent muscle

[@vasilijedjokovic3511]

My guy is changing my life everytime I watch video

[@trashboat2990]

I had PE today and I had to mark how many push ups I could do and after school as I was waiting for my sister so we could leave I had a much heavier kid who was in my class come up to me and express respect towards me for the amount of push ups I could do. Even if it isn't very impressive in the grand scheme of things it felt great to have someone express such a thing towards me.

[@adnanazmi.]

We respect and love you, Hamza

[@ajseb]

5’9 186lbs last Tuesday baby. May just cut to 180lb and then do a recomp, I was actually 200lb last winter from having an ankle fracture. I was 160lb during my college days, and it’s true, the more muscular I got the more respect I got from other men

[@FerdyTheGreat]

Your physique looks good bro!

[@ajseb]

@@FerdyTheGreat thank you brother

[@louisfoley6955]

Can't wait till we hit 1 mil on this channel. At this rate it'll happen by the end of the year. Lfg 💪🏿

[@NGNTSTR]

Thats never a boasting hamza…i kind of relate to you…those are true words from your heart acknowledged finally from your family…family acknowledgement is the best when they give it you

[@anabolicman]

Having a really good physique in general abs or no abs lean or not lean is automatically going to be respected

[@LettuceGoblin]

It's not that you shouldn't care what other people think, it's that you should care what those that *matter* think of you. You can't possibly control how everyone you pass on the street is going to react to you. I think you should just make sure that the people YOU respect do the same for you. I personally try to make and effort to know that I don't have to prove myself to every random person I meet.

[@kilo5927]

I’m 135 mostly because I’m a boxer and fighter and that’s my weight. I disagree when you say mass is the most important thing. I’ve had guys that weigh way more than me compliment me on my physique. I’m more lean yet you can tell I have muscle on me. And honestly I’m very proud of the physique I’ve built so far. Yes I would like to put on more mass but I’ve sparred guys and fought guys that are 20, 30, and even 40 pounds heavier than me and I’ve done pretty good against them. Mass isn’t everything in my opinion. It’s how you use your mass and how you carry yourself that gives you the respect of others.

[@jesuspernia8031]

FINALLY another combat athlete I can talk to in the comments. Yeah I fight at 152 (I did 165 a few times though). This guy is pretty much close minded on his view. Basically saying “fuck any other type of training, my way is the only way”. Really damn stupid. If I decided to bulk up to 180, it would be a REAL HARD time for me to fight the guys in that weight class who are naturally taller and bigger. Also I’m not gonna be intimidated by the bodybuilder looking dude who would gas out and get his ass whooped within seconds.

[@bradenmaxwellwalker2492]

Hamza it’s possible to lean bulk! Building lean muscle mass rather than fat. The key is to eat lots of protein, as many carbs as needed for the amount of activity done, and a low amount of fat to keep body fat down. More body fat is more estrogen and less testosterone, women are supposed to have more body fat than men.

[@bengalboypaco3140]

Telling people to just bulk without taking into consideration gut health bloating posture and proper posterior chain is setting alot of dudes up for failure smh guys dont just gain weight to gain weight do it the right way

[@sjoe_87]

Great content man. I've been looking for people like you in my life and it seems guys "like us" are incredibly hard to find. Balanced, focussed, constantly striving for self improvement. Not afraid to admit mistakes and take responsibility for your actions. Keep it up, hope to attain the same level of success and prosperity in life.

[@jarifbd]

The story really are great. It literally makes me smile af

[@tjrag3287]

I don't know if I'm on my own with this, but, I have major difficulty making friends. I don't find it difficult to have a social life and to go out with other people, however making actual loyal friendships is where it is kind of non-existent for me

[@SyLens1]

Id prefer my lean 1m83 and 70kg body perfect for my triathlons. I feel like i get respected by my peers especially physically since i can do pretty much anything above average. However i feel like emotionally or mentally i don’t get respected by a lot of people especially people who are a bit older than me look down to me. At my job i started as an intern but work full time here for 7 months now yet still get treated like an intern.

[@Ash-vm3ut]

nothing to do with the physical in these cases

[@chazza9586]

I was literally about to play videos games until I saw this come up in my suggested, saw this then I worked out after, I was all comfortable in my bedroom until hamza said “do the hard work now, especially when u don’t feel like it”. Great content.

[@Liebert6869]

Thank you for these incredible videos Hamza

[@kyayaarmonuu]

I fuccking feel proud that I'm his subscriber.. 💪

[@harshadadagale4253]

Monu jhandu free fire mat khel stop playing video games

[@harshadadagale4253]

@Just some guy that HATES Lgbt did you understand the hindi I wrote or???

[@Kiwidona]

I feel like self improvement videos gave me social anxiety, anybody relate?

[@LucidLivingYT]

"20-30lbs over the next year" Me: *88kg 173cm* I'm gonna keep slimmin down a fair bit still, I've built a fair base of muscle while doing so though. Newbie gains do be hittin hard. But when I'm down to where I don't have way too much stomach I'll start cycling bulking/cutting instead of cutting/maintenance for sure.

[@romandekort3248]

Bro you can talk like a fkn god

[@rexshepard9434]

This is just the video I needed. I no longer care to attract a woman but it would always be beneficial to me in every way to climb the male social hierarchy.

[@josemason7082]

keep telling me about your success, it makes me believe i can too bro.

[@usif91101]

i can agree in the first part, i lost 30lbs over summer and now people at skl just started treating me differently and its so random

[@thisisyoutubetv3235]

These are facts

[@MapleMario67]

13:59 "Ooohhh humblebrag" is the west coast techie version of this

[@igivememes9226]

As a person who was always small the other day when I came back to college from summer I had been eating 6 meals a day and eating right prs had all gone up I had a guy come up to me and say something along the lines of "whoa bro you're so much bigger you look like a man now" litterally the best day I've had in a while. Going from skipping meals and throwing up in the toilet now to being told I'm "big" is litterally the greatest feeling. I still can't stand that I'm 5'10 which is above average I'd still love to tower over people but I'll continue to grow and push past my limits.

[@nagarjunterkar6683]

Thank you for everything hamza

[@fryhyh]

koh samui looks amazing... gives you an extra desire to work more and harder

[@davidthang6711]

I tend to be scared of the gym because when I go in there, I tend to get judgemental of others and the same ig happens to me.

[@klavs2809]

Bro i'm 6'3 14 years old not really underwieght but this summer I found out about you started working out put up 10kg/~18 pounds and changed up my Life, I literally cringe at looking at my old photos. Thank you Hamza.

[@ImKylePritchard]

6'3 at 14? Damn

[@axel-sior]

keep it up brother, good stuff

[@gcse0682]

Are you sure you are 6'3?

[@abbasal-nooh9216]

@@Qwerzxcv954 no bro he's not, I have a friend who is 6,3 at 14

[@Turbo-zq6lf]

@@Qwerzxcv954 it's possible but it's rare

[@user-zc5xe2sf4q]

This is true, I noticed short guys who are wider and bigger get more respect than skinny to the bone short dudes.

[@Monitoring358]

I get it as a larger man,although it’s polite to be agile and move out of peoples way 8 times out of 10. 100% agree

[@juliangriffiths9583]

If have realised that since i stopped caring and became more myself and more of an “adonis” ive realised the people that “hated” me or used to kinda joke about me look scared and with regret. I simply now command respect i am confident and look more handsome due to selfcare. I can just see people there regret when they see me now

[@blue-the-realist]

We need to give’em a reason respect us cuz they ain’t respectin u without any reasonable cause

[@MasculineDevelopment]

The Results will always bring respect. For example, most rich people (or people who fake being rich) who start on social media blow up FAST purely based on the fact they have money and people want and respect that. THat type of respect if fickle, once you lose the reward, you lose the respect also. Being seen putting in the WORK on a daily, weekly, monthly basis is how you grow a massive respect because you can't fake doing the work. People inherently understand that putting in the work is HARD and the fact that you show up CONSISTENTLY brings you a lasting respect money can't buy. Bottom line is, do what you say you're going to do and put in the work.

[@AqualimitedX1]

I disagree. Its not always how big you are its HOW U Carry urself when u walk. Iam not saying its bad to get big or whatever but people always move out of my way when i walk they even apologize lol and iam not big at all but i carry my self like iam the s**t.

[@jesuspernia8031]

Facts. I’m not gonna be intimidated by the big guy but has shit posture, head hanging low, and shoulders rounded forward. Hell I’m not gonna be intimidated by big people in general. I’ll definitely acknowledge their size, but intimidated? Nah.

[@mattj4112]

How to make other people respect you: Step 1: respect yourself Step 2: refer to step 1

[@Maarten8867]

Why do you want the respect of other men? Because you are concerned about what others think of you. Why are you concerned about what others think of you? Because you're uncertain about what to think of yourself.

[@timoprout]

i can't grow a beard but my friend can and he's the same age , this ain't fair

[@jureculic9737]

The real question is how to grow such a glorius beard

[@stykx__x]

Yoh Hamza thank you bro I changed because of you thank you

[@syedintekhabmahdirizvi439]

"Maybe im boasting" 😆😆 love to hear while you "boast"

[@IndigoPhoenix21]

Whether people want to accept it or not, envy is a kind of respect, certainly its dark side. When people express envy toward other people, often times, it's not because they don't respect another person's status, it's because in comparison, they don't respect their own. A person content with their own life will not feel compelled to react to someone else like that. Conversely, people who are not obsessed with and jealous of the qualities of others, can and will acknowledge and celebrate the accomplishments and status of people around them. Men, in particular, respect men who achieve, men who succeed, men who have presence, a kind of grace, men, who by their very existence exude a strong sense of character. Become a person worthy of respect and it will happen on its own.

[@thedankside9954]

I'm in the UK at the top end of high school, so, 16 years old but ever since the very start of primary school I've noticed that people don't like me, I've always had such a low status among people my age, I get along better with adults, I think my low status can either be attributed to how much more mature than people my age I am, or maybe it's because I'm really skinny. But all my life I've always tried my best to be kind to everyone and so I think I come across as a pushover but I'm just so sick of that now. I'm sick of being disrespected by people my age and pushed to one side. Even my best friends always put me at the recieving end of their jokes, I'm always the one that suffers at their hands, they respect me so little that it's shocking. So either I need to find better friends (which I feel I can't do because no one at my school would be that comfortable with me joining their friend group, in other words, they're all I have) or I need to make them respect me. But how do I do that?

[@Krishna_052]

All people typing FIRST being aaaaa I'm first here aaaa . They are actually JEFFRIES . Agree or not IDK .

[@i-NoVEST]

Yep

[@skator7356]

Mhm

[@nikakupreishvili7]

U mad that you aren't first

[@pakistanichad8739]

Complete jeffrey *

[@root7625]

It is kind of sad that a person is writing 'First' under a video as it means that he was just scrolling on KZbin before clicking on this video.

[@scyde3739]

i would call it instict

[@aistis8859]

Ok I watch tiktok less, I get my dopamine from hamza 😆😆😆

[@jochemendiemogames4926]

This is littarly the second time a weeks ago i looked on youtube to a video to look more masculine hour later hamza uploaded: How to look more masculine. Yesterday i searched on how to get respect from men. Today Hamza uploaded: HOW TO MAKE OTHER MEN RESPECT YOU 😀

[@goatleaks4986]

@hamza back when masks were mandatory, I was working at a health store and we would always get any maskers come in. I would always notice that the anti maskers who were guys that were jacked would be so respected by my coworkers. I rmr it was like a game in my head. If it was like a skinny guy wearing no mask, my coworkers would joke about the guy being a conspiracy theorist. But every time it was like a guy with a decent amount of muscle, they wouldn’t talk shit about him, and when they spoke to him you can tell they had like a respect for him.

[@abbas3544]

Hamza is the real Tommy Shelby

[@ehte1982]

At 5ft 4 and 93kg, I don't need to weigh more

[@harshadadagale4253]

Man how can you weigh that much I'm same but nearly half of your mass🙆🏻‍♂️ I hope it's more of muscle and not fat😇

[@ehte1982]

@@harshadadagale4253 Not gonna lie it's mostly fat. I was actually 103kg 2 months ago. I've had a lifelong struggle with obesity

[@ehte1982]

Is anyone else on a weight loss journey?

[@mills880]

Good video Hamza

[@amartyapandit]

Hey Hamza nice to see you again I was wondering where you were in all this andrew tate shenanigans. Id see sneako and feel oh this is the guy hamza beefed I dont watch him but hes alright. I am a bit sad that you do not get enough credit for your work. Everything Tate said. You said it first even instagram banning was first to show whats going on

[@PooFace2030]

Working on your body brings respect to a point from people. But being jacked and getting females also brings jealousy and envy. It can bring hate from total strangers that have nothing to lose and will put holes in you for no reason other than jealousy. So don’t think everyone respects you cause you have muscle. Always carry a weapon if $hit gets whack.

[@frm8761]

How cool would it be if you (hamza) were a narrator in the medito app

[@meesheijmans2031]

hamza youre the best fucking youtuber that ever exists thank you for everything :)

[@chessmonster5696]

Guys, what about the guys who are shorter in height than the average? Will bulking and all these stuffs work for them as well?

[@sampothen9221]

hamza, it’s important to know that you should specify muscle. Gaining 20 lbs of body weight would only be good if you are sub twenty bf percent. If you are above 20 percent, you should cut slowly to lose fat while gaining muscle.

[@Limbaugh_]

Bro I’m literally eating as much as I can and I’m stuck at 180-185 13% body fat I’m tryna get up 😵‍💫

[@J3R1N]

Step 1 : genetics

[@racore1623]

i love pp work out

[@michaelpanagakos2324]

I do want deep respect from my tribe but I just don’t want my tribe to be big

[@BobBob-wi6ew]

@hamza Baldness is not a sign of high testosterone, it's correlated with low. Medium ammount of testosterone best supports keepiong your hair.its dihydrotestosterone, a side product of test that cause hair loss

[@shahmanamir570]

hi hamza🦅🦅💪

[@enternalkoto7073]

How come its hard to gain weight, i always stay at the same weight

[@MoxGTR]

22:56 LMAO hamza sometimes you're so cute you made me laugh bro XD

[@vanshikakirtikar]

Having to click on this video as a women because men never respected me :)

[@wxrriorog3096]

I am 6'2 155lbs and my legs are big but hands not so kuch unless i am flexing

[@GreyRock100]

You can flex your hands and make them bigger?

[@wxrriorog3096]

@@GreyRock100 i cant do it all the time😅

[@moreglutesmoredudes1025]

Nah dude my generation is fucked up. When someone sees me grinding and waking up early or going home early to sleep most people try to make fun of that.

[@jesuspernia8031]

Only people making fun of that are people who know damn well they are failures so they hate on people succeeding.

[@progantas6792]

In my journal of self improvement, I started with not many men respecting me , who I thought were on a higher social level than me , but as I started my good habits , and working in silence , after a certain point of time , the results were compounding and I started to see the people who did not respect me , change their behaviour towards me and acknowledging my accomplishments. Therefore, in my experience I had to become a strong masculine version of myself in order to gain respect from other men and even women.

[@GreyRock100]

Sometimes, you have to be your own best friend, too. A lot of times people will not acknowledge your strengths because it doesn't benefit them. So it's up to you to toot your own horn.

[@hoodahmed6634]

literally

[@axel-sior]

@@flyforever20 Then start making the changes. One day or day one, you decide. Good luck.

[@МонюшкоНикита]

Huge respect brother.

[@progantas6792]

@@GreyRock100 you gotta believe in yourself especially when no one believes in you , facts bro

[@mehdineverquits]

Do More, Think Less. When you do more with your life, this is how men will respect you and women will be attracted to you. Also, make sure to uplift other people. Even a little action could go far in uplifting your relationships and friendships! Lets keep up self-improvement!

[@MRMeaws]

I believe thinking is very essential; How ever, I do believe hesitation could definitely hinder yourself. Having thorough deep thoughts before you commit to and ideology is very beneficial . Thinking less lead many men into taking very unnatural ideologies, like many men would mindlessly scroll though social media. This is more a language problem than an issue in from your message. But just to clarify (because English is a horrible language lol)

[@joogaloo929]

@@MRMeaws Well said. I agree

[@mehdineverquits]

@@MRMeaws The specific quote of thinking less, with the context, is meant to encourage action, because too many individuals often overthink to the point they exacerbate their anxiety, scarcity mindset, etc. ofc, in general, deep though and reflection is NECESSARY. But, without actions and following it up with the doing, thinking remains just that: thinking.

[@player111q7]

*Talk less, do more

[@-gj3nu]

@@MRMeaws "do more, think less" think here is referred to hesitation. The line between thinking and hesitating before doing something is very thin

[@ICEcoldtristan2.0]

Real brotherhood is when you get respect from other men especially when they are within your social circle

[@harshadadagale4253]

Guys look at the clevage of Hamza in beginning I'm confused 😩🤨

[@skelesoul7831]

yoo icecold tristan

[@spartanses]

We will succeed my brothers. Keep on the self improvement and everything will fall into place.

[@oliverroberts2492]

Bro 170 at 5 8 at 18 years old am I doing good I started at 5 5 120 when i was 14

[@saritavasist7698]

Yea brah let's go

[@luffytaro5951]

Get respect from men 1) Get bigger Build more muscle 2) be more asculine Grow a beard, talk with a deeper voice, longer hair. 3) Put in the work cobsistently keep your promises, if you dont you will lose Self Respect, if you dont have self respect how do you expect others to respect you? 4) Be Generous and Kind

[@purplebeast8536]

How's longer hair masculine? It doesn't matter

[@PB22559]

The talk with a deeper voice one is cringe. People know when its forced and when its not. Even Hamza sounds weird with his newfound unnatural deep tone. When you force something, it doesn't come across as natural. Being natural/yourself is what will earn you most respect.

[@luffytaro5951]

@@purplebeast8536 i just listed what he said brother and also you could also be bald but i forgot to add that

[@luffytaro5951]

@@PB22559 Yes your right about that but talking a little slower and a little quieter is better than talking super loud and fast in my expierence i dont have a deep voice and dont try to make it deeper but just talking a little slower and quieter is good in my opinion

[@PB22559]

@@luffytaro5951 I hear you brother and I'm not having a go at you but let me give you one example. Andrew Tate doesn't have a deep voice and he speaks fast, so that would disprove your point? Whether you like him or not, when he speaks, people listen. I know lots of men who don't have deep voices but they have respect from other men. Find what works for you. Keeping it real will be your best bet. My old man has a really deep voice so my voice is deeper than normal too but not as deep as his. If I tried to copy his tone, it wouldn't come across as natural at all.

[@denysbrazovskijd696]

I’m 165 cm tall and 75kg, I have the respect of all of my college classmates because of how much I train in my course (uniformed public services which focuses on military, police, firefighters and paramedics) and from this training I was able to overpowered people who are taller than me and I even had people question what I did to get my level of strength

[@rhinks6405]

Thats amazing, keep it up 💪

[@H3XED_OwO]

195cm and 52 kilos...

[@H3XED_OwO]

@@PauIdenino I wish...

[@ChinesePeter445]

I don’t understand these units of measurement I’m used to ft, inches, and pounds

[@H3XED_OwO]

@@PauIdenino Maybe? My Dad has ben at 62 kilos since he was 15 or so (i'm 16 myself) Ps: idk if it's genetically effected or not i'm not much of a doctor (just an assumption)

[@gymdian]

Make improvements, not excuses. Respect yourself, and others will respect you. Do the hard work especially when you don't feel like it.

[@yeaolon]

Mwah

[@gymdian]

@@yeaolon nailed it

[@thewhitene9746]

Getting respect from our father is the proudest moment and also the sign that we matured.

[@nikolailic1521]

I do not agree with this at all. I think it's a weakness to think about what other people think of you, and a strength is actually to dont give a fu*k what anybody says or think about you. To not give a fu*k about other people opinions is one of the main skills of self improvement.Not everyone can love you .Hamza, you were wrong about this, and very wrong.

[@danielnicholson25]

Agree. It’s literally self validation and confirming to a conditioned system and is unnatural/unhealthy. Also it’s not realistic for most tbh. It’s like saying “people respect you if you have a man bun, so grow a man bun. Also, but expensive clothes and car for respect”.

[@nikolailic1521]

That's right. If you say to depressed, lonely boy who is the subject of jokes at school to listens what other people think about him he would make no progress and sink deeper in to being a jeffery.

[@Cristian-ut8uo]

Basic "i do not care about others think" mindset that makes you a douche or just hides how much you desire to receive attention from others

[@joshp7473]

That is a fucking ridiculous mindset so if I’m 270 pounds overweight loner with no goals I should just not care what others think and stay the same stfu

[@ChinesePeter445]

Or what about the generosity part I don’t feel like it’s genuine point to make by tipping someone 500$ there’s better ways to get respect from ppl through generosity that’s more authentic and then it’s an unrealistic standard to preach and set to your audience I just feel like most of the points in the video were unethical to a certain degree but overall I understand his message

[@oskarolesen3374]

When people heard that i trained MMA, i instantly got more respect from other men.

[@-whackd]

"I train MMA"

[@stealthgamer474]

I train karate and thats my weakness. My karate dojo is actually more contact like as in it works in street fighting or self defense situations, no one thinks thst tho they assume its a mcdojo so they actually find it amusing. I also cross train bjj but i’m keeping that a secret cuz ion want beef

[@ryan3404]

@@stealthgamer474 good job cross training striking and grappling, hope you are a good example for those around you

[@stealthgamer474]

@@ryan3404 i will be once i’m stronger and better at it

[@sxfyy]

Get big, take major risks and put yourself out there. I was disrespected a f*ck tonne when I was small and skinny, I got wham took risks showed Idgaf and now I’m respected. Be a man of action and fewer words basically

[@victothetop865]

Skinny fat men tend to suffer most from this irrational fear of bulking and gaining weight because of 'ab anxiety' (aka losing your skinny boy abs). Men need to realize that they can always cut and look 'shredded' later if need be. Bulking from skinny fat is the ultimate form of delayed gratification.

[@ScotsmanJ]

This was me a few years ago. Was convinced I had to cut because I was scared of getting fatter but the best thing I did was lean bulk and train hard. Abs will be my priority for next summer

[@bengalboypaco3140]

This can be bad advice depending on the persons knowledge of fitness but as a skinny fat person you main concern should be recomping your body when your skinny fat you have low muscle mass and high fat in this state you CAN burn fat and build muscle at the same time bulking while skinny fat will make your problem worse since you wont enter a catabolic state if your skinny fat DONT bulk your concern should be building your core/ posterior chain to get rid of love handles and belly fat while also strength training to put on muscle

[@ScotsmanJ]

@@bengalboypaco3140 skinny fat is just lack of muscle and higher body fat. From my own experience I would recommend a lean bulk focusing on size and strength then commit to a proper cut down the line. Recomp takes too long and doesn't work for most people. Beginners that aren't obese are prime for building muscle

[@bengalboypaco3140]

@@ScotsmanJ i guess theres different ways to tackle it based on the persons goals

[@dannymanflexstar]

I just joined this wonderful family but I appreciate the consistency Hamza has kept in the channel. It reminds me all the time to keep pushing to be better than I am. So thanks Hamza. You have my utmost respect

[@KingKobra49]

Idk who needs to see this,but everything is gonna be okay💗. Believe in yourself,take that extra step, and do whatever it takes to achieve your dreams. You gat this❤️‍🔥💯

[@bobbytheferret6809]

Thanks but i swear i saw this exact comment before, is this copied and pasted?

[@Ahmad-zb4yi]

@@bobbytheferret6809Ferret Everything is these days.