I'm a 22 year old loser and I live with my parents (I'm lost)

[@imaginx806]

As a 22 year currently looking for a job who also lives with his parents. This video is so relatable. Stay strong.

[@mladendenni7062]

i am 30 and 2 times college dropout living with my parents and have no job

[@wherethewatermeetstheshade]

@@mladendenni7062 dang no 🍑 too

[@imaginx806]

@@mladendenni7062 it’s never too late. Colonel Sanders didn’t create KFC until his 60s. Go back and finish college or you could learn to code if college isn’t for you.

[@wherethewatermeetstheshade]

I'm 23 no gf, no job (I just don't get one), in school, living with parents, I help a ton as much as I can with everything, I'm about to graduate with a barbers license so my first legit job and career, hope I can live on my own and take kind girls out to nice places n be more of a man. Living my life I wanna spending time with people I wanna.

[@imaginx806]

@@wherethewatermeetstheshade Yes, first focus on self improvement and your chances with girls will dramatically increase

[@siddhantdesai_]

Here in India people live with their parents as long as possible. Taking care of your parents is the best thing you can do in this world.

[@beaucarpenter4688]

Amen. Honor your mother and father and you will live long in the land I give you. Blessings

[@manishnegi445]

@@beaucarpenter4688 i am 31 indian and i live with my kids plus parents plus my grandparents(both alive). We live in a 5 bhk house. Leaving your family is against the culture here. Its our duty to provide them every best thing that we can afford.

[@Jay1830]

Living with your parents at 22Yo is totally normal. All my friends who left early are stuck in the renting hell where they spend so much on rents that they can't put money on the side to buy a house. Its cool when you are young, but the older you get, the more you will regret not sticking with your parents a couple years after you got a job to spare money. Dont leave your parent's house unless you have 50k on your bank account. its just 2-3 years of working and sparing money. After this, you can directly make a loan to buy an apartment,

[@UncleSamsDevil]

Exactly

[@EVNL576]

Or a house.

[@tenshi1333]

@@EVNL576I will say you should not probably buy a house in the current state of the market. A house is very expensive to which is still going up every year. The loans, interests, and payments are just so much and even if you do happen to get one. Failing to pay back the loan/payment means that the bank technically owns your house. You don’t even own your own house. I wouldn’t advice someone to buy a house unless they are financially stable.

[@Zsopkid]

I don't believe this is the Western world perspective of parents. As an Arabic, I would gladly give my life to my parents because I would not exist without them, and they would support me with whatever they have to make sure I can live through. I really feel shame about how you see your parents as a box of money.

[@MarcoAshford]

34y old and still living with my parents. GF is just an illusion society give you to make you spend, so the business can take your money back. GF wants a big house, fancy dinners, expensive rings, travel everywhere, kid with tuitions, activity classes, medical bills. Men think with their cock, so they fall for the money trap. Remove the sex part, see if you still want to deal with a girl. Stay single, weight training and save money, until you find a girl loves you for you are and likes to save money. It's ok to be single, don't let society media push control you.

[@theodoro3188]

Staying with such supporting parents that we've seen on your end does not make you a loser at all

[@markomarincic2743]

Last few videos he made were all about his dysfunctions, kids who grew up with supportive parents and in healthy surroundings dont have them or get over them very easy. But you are right that does not make him a loser

[@pixtlewint5095]

In my country it is very normal for 20 years old or even 30 years old to live with parents unless you are married and living together with your partner I have cousins with the same case, they are employed.

[@memedude0074]

Yea it’s the other stuff he listed that makes you a loser

[@elibonham4388]

Yea my parents literally want me out

[@cenation651]

Being 22 and living with your parents is nothing to be ashamed of.

[@margaretdoliet1630]

Right

[@rigobatiancila5824]

It is if you’re not actively trying to improve yourself or your situation

[@chikensaregood9500]

the new generation is growing up faster than the last with social media etc

[@dualopt638]

Theres stuff to be ashamed of.

[@therabbi9848]

Honestly I highly recommend living with your parents for a few years after school to save some money. Comes in huge handy not to be broke when you’re looking to move out finally. Makes it a lot less stressful.

[@krix2113]

Dylan, you’re no loser man - focus on your channel and what you’re good at. Set up a fitness business/ do personal training, you’re an extremely down to earth guy and have helped me immensely.

[@parker940]

Focus on what your bad at*

[@mitch.8384]

@@parker940 common beta reply

[@cix9420]

yes exactly if you're a bodybuilder/a dude who loves fitness or bodybuilding then pursue a career in it because you would already have the experience you need

[@daniellastimosa2405]

My big brother is 26 with a full time job, girlfriend and living a stable life but still lives with my parents. Nothing to be ashamed of. It may be weird for you but in my culture its perfectly normal. Imagine the amount of money you can save annually and the relief your parents feel knowing you're safe.

[@9770G]

Yup only in America do people shame u for living with your parents which is dumb af. Even if I had all the money in the world I would live with them. But we would be in a mansion 😂

[@julianbluefeather8491]

0:38 Holy shoot that was shockingly powerful. Really impressive dude!

[@j.hernandez3825]

Being 22 and at your parents isn’t being a loser, it’s being blessed and very fortunate. I had to move out my moms at 17 cause I got my girl pregnant and my mom was a single mother and couldn’t afford another 2 ppl in the house so I was working full time and trying to graduate high school. I’d never down someone for being fortunate now if you take advantage of your parents and never help them out then that’s wrong. I’m 31 now and live like a kid my daughter is taken care of and is very fortunate.

[@nullproof]

W dad

[@Lukamegu]

Good job

[@jackweatherley5945]

Bro you need to get yourself back on track. It’s hard but you’ve got to do it for yourself because ultimately nobody is going to do it for you. You’ve got to want to get back to your best. You vs you! Come on BRAH

[@ryanscott9093]

I'm 28 and lost. Being in our twenties, we aren't supposed to have it all figured out, no matter what social media tries to depict.

[@floridakid7975]

But don’t let that be an excuse to drag this into your 30’s

[@VideosMotivacionaisComOGabe]

did you watch the cowboy video too?

[@trapboost4841]

The world is different these days. People don’t get jobs right out of school, start working their way up the ladder, have a wife and kids by 25. Lots of people are now only getting where they want to be in terms of career in their 30’s, after spending their 20’s studying and getting experience. Lots of People also aren’t having kids until 30’s too. As long as you can find some kind of goal and work towards it, while supporting yourself and not having to rely on others, you’re doing fine.

[@D8099.]

ACTUALLY YOU ARE. JUST LIKE EVERY HUMAN BEING EVER BORN BEFORE YOU. DUMB FKKKK. THEY EITHER DID OR THEY DIED.

[@beaucarpenter4688]

Family has to stick together

[@starwarsbunker]

You do have a KZbin channel and social media following that is pretty successful. You’re doing good things. And you’re very young bro. I’m 28 and I am struggling with a lot of this stuff too, but I DONT have the following you have.

[@jovyslavd4494]

I am 23 years old and I am troubling in life as well. I'm still lost and I truly don't know how to find myself. I am way behind at university (my generation already has Bachelors and I'm still in year 1). Therapy hasn't been very helpful, my family hasn't been supportive and I lost most motivation I only go to the gym. But this video somewhat helped but I still feel insignificant and behind like a failure. My country is difficult to get a job that can sustain living on my own. Either way great video, thank you somewhat comforting knowing I'm not the only one.

[@osirisavra1301]

Im 29 and i live with my parents but they are financially unstable so i have to help a little. It's a hard choice to leave nowadays since rent is so expensive but at the same time you feel like a loser living with your parents.

[@slowmomma7222]

For real, It feels smart saving so much money at home but also bad at the same time

[@erickla7796]

Look at it this way bro . Your helping, they appreciate you. You continue to work until you decide to move out

[@epaminon6196]

I'm 29 and I'm living with my parents too. Well, only with my father because my mom died from cancer in 2010. My little sister (24) and my little brother (20) live with my dad too. If our grandmother (81) were to get sick, we'd invite her to move in with us as well, so we could properly care for her. It's our family house. Why would we move out and leave our family behind without any reason?

[@superboyjamie]

I’m 58 and since moving back to NY I’m living back with my mom and stepdad. You’re not a loser. I work for a gym. I’m definitely not as big as you. Become a personal trainer or get a job at a gym, it seems like working out is something you love to do.

[@josephbennett3442]

I never lived on my own! Lived with mom until I was 36. She sold the house and lived with my sister for 4 years. Now I live with my 2 brothers and we all pay the bills. I even have the responsibility of collecting the money and paying the rent. All is good.

[@cestbien8250]

Hey man, just wanted to say i first thought of you as just a buff dude doing fitness content (still watched though) but it's very interesting and brave of you to share your struggles so openly. You're not being dogmatic like all those other influencers but instead you share your experience and thought process. I'm 22 too and figuring out life too. What helped me is just focusing on doing a tiny little bit everyday (reading everyday, working out everyday, studying everyday, stopped drinking, smoking). Start small, don't push yourself and the small incremental progress quickly turns into greatly improved self confidence.

[@angryjackrussell2033]

When you have a mindset of a depressed person, you will live your whole life looking through the window of regret.

[@marsship921]

True...

[@juliusfr4008]

I am now 23 and I lived at my moms place till I was 22 too. I had a small wage Job and I dropped out of college too. I tried to Start an Amazon fba Business but I failed and got myself in debt because the product I wanted to sell was not fulfilling it's purpose so I couldnt sell them. The debt is now gone and I started working as a Personal Trainer last year and studying health Management. This got me back on track but I am still feeling like a loser because I wasnt able to Start and grow a Business successfully. Im basically on the other side of Dylan right now and I also feel like a loser. The point is the Grass Looks greener on the other side. But in real life the Grass is greener where you water it. So I will go back to this Part of starting a Busines soon because I will get my a*s back up to crush it because WE HATE LOSING MY FELLOW MEN!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@stevethomas133]

For anyone wondering what that song was during the workout it’s, Our waking hour - last song for you.

[@antoninrozbroj9924]

Hey man, you are not a loser, no way. You have successful passive income from social media as you said and girlfriend. You're winning. You can do what you love and that's what counts. I appreciate your work man and I'm sure that you have inspired a lot of people. Keep going man, be strong. Nothin can stop us!!💪 I'm also 22 and living with my parents but have no girlfriend what sometimes sucks because of loneliness. But I'm really grateful because I have achieved big goal in my life. From the beginning of the new year I'm going to join professional units of Fire Department in my country as a Firefighter which is my dream from childhood. Nobody believed that I can achieved this but I did and shut mouths to everybody. You can be whatever you wanna be. I believe in you bro.

[@owensheasbyfitness]

get it!

[@karmusic]

U are admired dude. Ppl look up to you. Merry Christmas

[@ИгорьВласов-и6я]

I'm from Russia, Siberia. He graduated from university at the age of 22 and also lived with his parents for a while. It was one of the happiest moments in my life. Now I live alone, waiting for my parents to visit me for the New year.

[@johny8462]

As someone who moved out at 21 and came back, it’s a blessing to be home with my mother. I took a step into going to college and have been working on myself this past two years. I’m currently at a good weight and overall happy compared to where I was before. Currently 24 years old now. Not sure I will rush out anytime soon. But eventually I will.

[@9770G]

IMO 27-28 is a really good age too. By then u should have a nice wad of cash saved up 😂. Good luck brother 💪🏻

[@gohanson8846]

Appreciate the moments you have with your parents. Don't worry about what society tells you or what they're doing.

[@jihadmohammad6214]

Dylan, you're not a loser. You have achieved so much and looking forward will keep you strong. Proper planning and hard work goes all way. My 22 year old lives with us and he is still achieving his goals and successes. Keep your mind focused on you . Best wishes for an amazing year ahead Dylan.💪👍🙋🏻‍♂️

[@D-A-N-]

Being with your family is a beautiful thing. We have a short time on this earth to be with them. Never leave rushing. Leave because you know now you have to start your own family.

[@HobbitNinjaWizard]

A video from Dylan? Best Christmas present ever!! :D Merry Christmas, Dylan! I'm an 18 year-old aspiring entrepreneur, and you've inspired me so much with your videos. You're truly a great guy, and your ambition and honesty is really admirable!! Keep up the good work my friend. God bless!

[@user-iu3uo2kz5k]

Hindsight is 20/20 so here are my two cents worth. We have little in common, but I too was basically a loner. Still am. I can easily talk and interact with others in a business setting but am somewhat awkward in a social setting. Some of my choices, early on, were choosing the lesser of two evils. I joined the Air Force (4-year commitment) to avoid being drafted in the Army (2 years required). I was 18 when I joined and today, at 72, that was the longest 4 years in my life. I figured in 4 years I would have more direction in what I wanted to do with my life. I was wrong. I was just as clueless as when I went in. I did know for certain that the military was not my cup of tea, but my good experiences far outweighed the bad. What I know now is life experience is real growth and the most influential experiences were required/forced and not chosen. The perfection in life is what youth lacks in experience/knowledge is balanced by drive, risk and lack of patience. Failure, in most instances, is not failure but education - the road of hard knocks. Even with the best advice, there are things we need to learn for ourselves. Listen but choose for yourself. Push the limits. Accept yourself. We all want to impress others but it is a temporary fix. Expand your mind as the opportunities are limitless. Good luck Dylan.

[@drewsm7997]

You're not a loser. I lived with my parents until I was in my 30's and went back and graduated from college.

[@johnjardine9703]

Dylan you are such an inspiration to me in fitness and your career

[@PillofPerspective]

what you have now is nothing, realize that for the feeling of urgency, if you realize what it takes to truly make a difference in the world, endless motivation will come.

[@spunkflunk]

Im 27 and i went through the exact same thing

[@Ianbelyew]

I love how open this dude is while still not coming across as begging for attention. Just earned a subscriber

[@RyanRapid]

I’m 18 living with parents but 22 is completely fine there’s no issue to that 22 is still very young

[@rajshikhawat6188]

Highly relatable bruh.. Stay strong🙏🏻💪

[@elQuestionare]

Thx bro, im in a simillar situation. Thx for speaking open! Helps me a lot.

[@RobLeeFitness]

When you move out of your parents house, consider moving to a major city. I was stuck in a similar situation 6 years ago. I had always lived in a suburban town which made me feel very comfortable and never really had that sense of urgency which you mentioned. I decided to move to London which not only opened my life up to many more daily opportunities, but also the hustle and bustle motivated me and kept me on my feet. Regardless of what you choose to do many people enjoy your content including myself, keep it up Dylan ✌️

[@dubon9999]

Dylan, you are not a loser if you live with your parents with 22 years old, I mean, majority of the people leave their parents home when they end their careers in university and that happens like around 23 or 24 years old, and if you study medicine is like around 25 years old. The important is that if you get too old (more than 24) you help them with money and with that they will accept you. Don't worry Dylan, you are a normal guy, for me you are not a loser.

[@jfinn9827]

I'm 21 and I live with my parents don't be ashamed man its hard to live out on your own

[@jacobmcmullin7445]

I'm 25 living with my parents... blessed enough to go back to work and school with a great support group behind me..

[@jakecastillo6731]

Currently 24 and have “done” a lot so far in the past two years. I proposed 2 years ago, got a house a 1 and a half ago, graduated 8months ago, and am about to start my dream job possibly in January, as well as have our wedding this upcoming may. For now I am definitely a swimming shark and these are checkpoints i feel like i have spent the past 5 years working for and are just now paying off. During those 5 years of school and working unfulfilling jobs i definitely felt that stagnation. However, as long as you keep your head above water and never take your eye off your goal you’ll get there. Once im married and have my dream job it’ll be another 3-5 years until i reach the head of my next milestones. Who knows if i’ll make it that far, but the idea of pursuing a bigger goal feeds the fire inside. Always keep that fire burning so that even in the coldest environments you’ll still be warm.

[@irealghost3248]

yes am 22 and i live with my parents i failed engineering completed the degree but have a lot of papers left it was not my choice then i saw zyzz that made me into bodybuilding now i wanna compete but my family wont believe that i would become what am dreaming so i wont give up on my dream till i make it. we all gonna make it bros

[@justdonis1891]

loser

[@finn3802]

Dylan you NEED to drop ur spotify list for us. There are always bangers when u have a workout part of ur videos :))

[@rogermartinez9943]

I’m in the same boat. I’m 22, a college dropout, unemployed and live with my parents. I’ll update you when I turn 23 and see how far I’ve gotten in 12 months (btw turning 23 in December of 2023)

[@eternalYTC]

I think what you need more than anything Dylan is direction and drive. You've hit the nail on the head with the complacency comment but I'm glad you've recognised it. It's something jve struggled with and some ytbers don't even realise themselves.

[@blackcatvibing]

Real talk is much better then the fake motivational talk the thing is you accomplished all your dreams and you feel lost which is interesting because that where religion come in as Muslim you worship one god you always feel fulfilled and satisfied with what you have

[@tajvir]

we’re all gonna make it brahs

[@ArrestedLake]

Turning 24 in a few days.. Still live with my parent. I help out financially and I'm the oldest.

[@chloeee4286]

Those people who live with their parents don't know how lucky they are. They aren't loosers at all. I wish I had that blessing

[@louispalmer6574]

I’m 26 I still love with my parents, here in the uk, moving out is harder than ever. Do everything you want to do in your own time. ❤

[@Jawz_345]

Ur such a cool guy bro. I’m going into real estate (I’m 19) and ur personality would be definitely solid for sales

[@xr3989]

As long as u keep it 💯 with ya self and be self aware u good bro keep it up!

[@LLSZXYY316]

Just bc you live at home doesn’t make you a loser. In this world today, with the economy it’s normal.

[@maxfavor2417]

Hey just gonna throw this out there. You obviously have extreme dedication towards bodybuilding and KZbin. If your trying to make new accomplishments that you can look back and be proud on, you could try and make that the center of your KZbin channel perhaps. Like create a whole video on committing yourself to learning martial arts for a few weeks. Or fencing, or medieval combat, or learn learn how to throw javelins! idk! You got the jacked body for those types of things anyways. Just a thought but those are interesting enough for people to click on them a do well on KZbin, and learning stuff like that would probably feel quite rewarding.

[@LandonO12]

a shark who does not swim drowns-the arrow

[@Yocobyj]

Bro you’re an inspiration to a lot of us I think that I really enjoy your videos are because you’re vulnerable. A lot of KZbinrs these days put a fake persona on social media and act like they’re happy and pretend to be someone they’re not. So thank you for being yourself god bless you brother 🙏

[@jarne7375]

Thanks for this down to earth talk, as a 22 year old in the same situation this really helps out, because performance pressure is getting all of us

[@cxru]

kinda feeling the same as you, i'm only 18, but i've spent half a year pretty much doign nothing with my life as i get ready to start school in a few weeks. sure i've lost 25 pounds in the last few months, but i still feel terrible as i've not really accomplished anything in my life yet. Hoping 2023 will be both our years, and i wish you the best with your struggles. I respect you a lot for sharing your struggles, being genuine, and not painting yourself as an invincible guy just because you're jacked. We all go through things and it's important to acknowledge them.

[@Denmosocial]

Lmao this video was jokes. Keep up the good work G

[@24kbrown22]

Love u Dylan These videos help a lot of people Keep doing them We ppreciate you

[@jacintatate]

Im in the same situation but Im 25 working at a cafe getting 26 hours of work a week. I definitely need a second job and a boyfriend .

[@mati4604]

live with your parents as long as you can but help them, be an asset in the home, dont leech off them. set the goal in your life, save money till you hit your goal and then move out - in my opinion is the best attitude 😅

[@angellanza2537]

Dylan, you were the first influencer I came across when I wanted to change my body and begin lifting. You may say you havent do much in life; but you motivated me.

[@Tealius-W]

Same situation just without a girlfriend. Hope to get a job next year, wish me luck (by job I mean a stable job not just a temporary one each week/month). It is much harder than ppl say. Fuck me man. :(

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

Go for it💪🏽 good luck

[@Tealius-W]

@@rasheemthebestfirstone3274 Thanks man! :)

[@Reppintimefitness]

I wish I could live like that 😪 You're Winning Bro 👍💯

[@unknowncrazy15]

Your not a loser I feel u on it man I am older then y’all so it’s nothing wrong especially how it’s so expensive to live on your end

[@Kaisaccountt]

You are far from a loser. You’re in great shape and you make an income making videos. You’re doing a lot better than most people your age.

[@balsarmy]

Some people judge, some people don't. You must follow your path first of all

[@kenrickbautista6141]

I'm gonna be 27 in a month and I still live with my parents. However, I still have a job and, poignantly, I'm still single.

[@Alex.D.Boxing]

Your gonna be alright you don’t seem like the quitting type ❤

[@THESKYLEE]

All of this is more than understandable, im in a similar position,,, KEEP GROWING youll find YOUR WAY

[@picalo7716]

As a 17 year old who works 43 hours a week does not relate to this , please don’t get a job make it last while you can

[@trendkill3333]

Absolutely nothing wrong with living with your parents into your mid-late 20s especially in today’s economy. It’s an old fashioned mindset from a time long gone that makes people think they should be moving out at 18 and have their shit together so early

[@foppsly]

Yah they used to move out at 16 to join the military, work in mines, construction/apprentice, or because they had huge inheritance/loan to start a business. Nothing wrong with staying with a good family until youve developed enough substantial skills to compete on your own. Better than moving out too early and always living paycheck to paycheck stressing over rent with no time leftover to improve yourself and advance your position.

[@sandrovoshart8127]

I'm 16 and I'm totally lost, i don't even know why I'm depressed tbh but i just am and i don't know what to do

[@muscleymanarts]

I moved out from my parents house at 23 and never went back. Nope. I told them if I couldn't make it I'd rather be homeless than go crawling back to them. That declaration manifested and I never returned. I should have left when I was 18.

[@cylinderswede9049]

Eyy, MY DUDE! It's ok! You are chosen by christ, walk his road and you'll be taken care of. You're not alone!

[@zammy92]

Very much complacency. Keep pushing the accelerator - you will no doubt continue to grow. As positive criticism, assuming you have not changed with your KZbin growth, when you hit your late 20’s, your cashflow will be insignificant when it comes to comparing yourself to a seasoned professional medic, lawyer or investment banker bringing in $300k yearly. Focus on deferred gratification

[@ReelGuyTv]

This kid is an entertainer. That's his profession. He's doing really well for himself. What he was told about getting an education in order to be somebody is bullshit. I have no education make $55,000 a year zero debt even after buying myself a $5000 gaming PC this Christmas. With my skill set in HVAC I could make up to $65000 a year if I wanted. I know guys in plumbing that make $80000. So yea if school ain't right for you then don't do it and if people look down on you for that then you know who's not your friends.

[@gutsssz]

I’ve applied to 70 minimum wage or close to minimum wage jobs, not even one has been interested.

[@bamf6603]

Im 80 years old and i still havent figured it out.

[@aceeeeeeee11]

Your choice of music is always amazing mate , f#$ing love it 💪🏾 . Keep up the great work!

[@coachmax3640]

What the name of that song? :)

[@newlife.oldlove]

Count your blessings. Many of us don't get a chance to actually figure out what we want to do with our lives. Life's circumstances have a way of forcing the hand. You're alot more fortunate than many of the people watching your videos.

[@jonathonbarnes1015]

Great video bro , I love the editing progression

[@ajoymahato46]

I'm 27 year old unemployed but a Happy loser and I too live in my parents home 🏡, thank you for motivating me for bodybuilding, keep up the good work and happiness comes from within as Greg doucette says , what's on the outside is the reflection of the inside

[@vujcichh]

youve become one of those youtubers where i watch every video of and am waiting for the next one each time, which is very rare and hardly happens to me

[@southernboy3726]

I seen you around bro and never rlly watched much of your content. An occasional short here and there, but this is quality shit man. Keep posting. This is what u r here to do bro. Make youtube videos. Quality ones. Keep pressing bro. Big supporter here man.

[@southernboy3726]

I'm going through some shit rn man. I'm pushing my limits in the bussiness I'm running at the moment. And I accomplished alot. More than a regular month for me. Except for today. I didn't hit my mark. But I've hit past my mark the last 16 days. And idk if ousting this hard is even good for my bussiness ATM. Idk man. I'm tired too. But your video was relaxing bro dig the music at the end. And it was also refreshing. A sense of clarity. Idk bro.

[@litolito1893]

I love your vlogs 🤙🏻 context and editing 💪🏻 always awesome!!!

[@danielmont6544]

loving your content dude feels genuine

[@Caffeinated_Acrobat]

"So I did something else" is low-key a solid motto for life.

[@JEDmovies1]

I'm 22 and single for the holiday's and all my life, maybe if I abtain a physique like that I won't be single

[@praneeldeb2087]

Im 22 as well, in my final year of uni, still living with both parents and lemme tell you bro that if anyone is a loser that’s me as I had never had a girlfriend, never had a job, never had more than 2-3 friends at a time, never went to a night club, and never tried hard liquor

[@GGLiEx]

Dude i live with my parents and am currently unemployed at 24. Got my Bachelors degree in mechanical engineering and dropped out without a Masters degree.it is not inportant what other people think. is it really important what minimum wage slave susan thinks? is it really important what mortgage and divorce Marc thinks? no. dude you are so far ahead of the game. you have a successful youtube channel and thus are self employed. you have an awesome physique and even have won a bodybuilding competition..if society calls THAT a loser the problem is with them. keep it up G

[@gabrielascensotomas]

I'm 23 and once I listened to andrew tate then I started to really see the slavery system behind society, I'm still living with my parents but I'm working on my own online store and practicing forex

[@kirkrose3426]

Don't be so rough on yourself. You're a young guy and same intelligent. College isn't for everyone and I would live at home as long as I could if I had it to do over again so I could get my life's plans laid out... Don't rush it or you will be in debt with house payments, car payments, health insurance and all that just to start off with and might get in debt.. I'm 48, if I had it to do all over again I would have joined the military and retired in 20 years while using their platform to get a free education. Imagine, retired in 20 years with free health insurance for the rest of your life. Good job, don't get discouraged. Like I say you're still young so don't rush it! Merry Christmas!

[@lucianopato5270]

In my country (Argentina) it is normal to live with your parents up to a certain age, the economic situation of the country literally does not allow you to become independent. In my case I am 24 but I work 2 shifts and I go to the gym at dawn. Stay strong bro I love your videos

[@100round77]

Merry Christmas Dylan, you helped inspire me start fitness and I appreciate all the times you have educated me in your videos. Keep working hard man, as will I.

[@faheemhussayn6146]

I'm a 27 yo jobless engineering graduate living with my parents.

[@Sunita-u5x8g]

As a 22 years old jobless college drop out living with my parents i feel it

[@fuzz2353]

Unemployed for 2 years and I got job and quit because I feel lost and sick, struggling to find a new one, my mom was sick and I'm 29. Life has never been smooth and easy and it's okay :)

[@ville3138]

Dude you’re too funny and so entertaining and that’s a awesome talent. And you scared me with that burp 😆 that was big and I think is a talent too.