I Weighed MORBIDLY OBESE for 24 Hours

[@charmazelion5537]

I don't think the issue was the weight. I think the issue was just the fact that it was all on your traps.

[@fbi6389]

That’s true, weight is more on your stomachs and legs

[@Ilethsamael]

It is both. When youget extremely fat it does not happen overnight so you learn to cope with it....but just up to an extent.

[@Nehauon]

@@Ilethsamael exactly my thoughts

[@dustin5292]

Should have dropped 20 and added that to ankle weights

[@skyking9248]

@@fbi6389 good to know FBI is sitting on its ass watching KZbin. Useless

[@rugs_mcfly]

As a morbidly obese person it's scary how accurate this is. Luckily I started a weight loss journey almost 5 months ago and I've lost about 45 lbs. I already feel much better but I still have over 100 lbs to go. I'm excited to get all of this weight off of me. Sure, looking better will be great but I'm mostly excited about just not carrying this weight around anymore. I know that my back and knees will feel better. I know I'll be able to breathe better. I'm just thankful that I found a weight loss plan that I can stick to.

[@talp0ne747]

45 lbs? That's huge, congratulations!!

[@rugs_mcfly]

@@talp0ne747 thank you.

[@0zone247]

bet your calves and legs will look super jacked after all that

[@beentheredonethat5908]

That's awesome! I hope your proud of yourself! Remember like the cycle to get unhealthy, there is a cycle to this to, feeling proud about what you have accomplished, 45 pounds! , will feed your drive to keep going forward! Listen brother I've had to lose weight for shows and fights a lot of times in my life. Its hard as hell, I only had to drop 15 20 pounds, and I thought I was going to die each and everytime from hunger, from exhaustion, from the level of work needed to get there, so 45 pounds is intense!

[@nerots7076]

you're doing great!! keep up the good work

[@theromanempire3560]

My doctor also called me morbiusly a beast, it was such a good day, finally my efforts of watching morbius three times every day started paying off

[@hexteris2596]

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[@maloxi1472]

People like you will always make the Internet a space worth protecting 😂

[@benkenobi3364]

@@maloxi1472 I'd like to disagree respectfully.

[@maloxi1472]

@@benkenobi3364 It's okay, human brains are all different 😉

[@benkenobi3364]

@@maloxi1472 Anyway, have an A1 day now.

[@Taffy-hb8rd]

You should have spread the weight across your body. Ankle/wrist weights. Weighted belt. Then the remainder over your shoulders. Obese people have their weight evenlyish spread so you should too. All the weight being on your shoulders just causes more problems.

[@HackOnFackebook]

Exactly what I was thinking. He made it harder for no reason and a less accurate representation of obesity.

[@richyket661]

Well atleast his organs and heart aren't constricted with fat, so we'll call it even

[@ashscott6068]

Yeah. Obese people don't carry that much of their weight that high up. The higher you carry it, the more muscles are used to just stabilise it. If it was all below your knees, you'd need zero extra effort to just stand still. It it was all on your head, that entire weight would have to be stabilised by pretty much everything...even your neck. But it's just a KZbin video, for entertainment. If you want something more scientific, I'm sure it's been done with much more realistic "fat suits".

[@christopherjohnson11]

There was someone who couldn't even fit in a bathtub, his name is Casey, I think. I'm still praying for him

[@FringeWizard2]

My father is 100lbs overweight but all of it is on his stomach. Women seem to put away weight everywhere on their body but men not so much, although it depends on genetics. So this is an accurate representation of my father's obesity.

[@jatbatman]

18 months ago I weighed 323.8 pounds. I was the heaviest I had ever been by about 25 pounds. That was enough for me to decide I needed to change it and it needed to be permanent. Saturday I weighed in at 212 pounds. That's a loss so far of 111.8 pounds. My BMI went from 43.91 to 28.75. That means I went from the class 3 obesity category to the overweight category. I can't even begin to express how happy I was to get under the 221.1 that is the obesity line for my height. Oh and I didn't realize the effect it was having on me until the weight really started coming off. It wasn't until I felt better that I realized I felt bad.

[@beenright5115]

That is awesome!!!! Congratulations! That's an amazing journey and do hard to do!

[@jatbatman]

@@beenright5115 thank you I'm down to 204.8 as of Saturday.

[@sophiaa8524]

@@jatbatman that’s great!im not in a risk of overweight but my stomach always makes me insecure,glad to know people in a worse situation can improve so much :]

[@jatbatman]

@@sophiaa8524 thank you! And yeah anyone can improve in some way, it's just a matter of knowing where and putting in the work.

[@Leo-tk2bo]

Congrats man!

[@Marklar3]

Have you ever seen a hiker's backpack? They have a thick waist strap so the weight it put on the hips, not the shoulders. That probably would have been more appropriate for this experiment. Obese people don't hang that much of their weight from their shoulders.

[@johnmartinez9220]

Another KZbinr did a similar thing but he used a weighted vest and wrist and ankle weights. The belt on a hiking pack is great at weight distribution and I agree with your good idea.

[@susanhopemason]

As bad as that much weight has to feel, I think the hard metal has to make it even worse. At my highest weight, I was around 100 pounds overweight, and now I am between 50 and 70 depending upon what my final goal weight ends up being. When I was at my highest weight, It was bad, but I definitely think the hard metal would have been a great deal worse. At least the fat is soft and spread out better. I think a fat suit with a softer and more natural distribution of weight would have been a better and more accurate test.

[@MichaelBrown-bi5ks]

I genuinely like how you think.

[@deckfart1560]

Bruh when I was 140 kilos , my back used to fucking burn everytime I went to school . Now I'm 80 kilos , looking good . Still at 18% BF , but honestly everything feels better when you're fit . I really hope people in a dark place get well . Stay fit peeps !

[@threat718]

God dayum 140 is crazy

[@deckfart1560]

@@threat718 Damn right . It's all the mind brother .

[@binladen34444]

HHHHHHHHmjHHHHHHH

[@user-cp9yo4jk9b]

This is so accurate, especially the constant discomfort. One thing I would remind anybody has never been big about is the shame and self-hate that you go through along with all the physical stuff. thank you for the empathy

[@wraithenone9892]

Im roughly 200 pounds overweight(I weigh 400 pounds) and I’m trying to lose weight so I’ve been walking 2 to 3 miles a day with calisthenics split throughout the week. It does feel like no matter how much I do I’ll never lose weight even though I know objectively I will. It sucks but if I don’t do it it’ll never get done anyway. edit: I would like to know I originally tried doing 50 push-ups crunches squats and calf raises 3 time a week but had issues with the push-ups and decided to do 10 a day each for the start and increasing reps down the line

[@damiendunbar5114]

Honestly I would just focus on slower cardio and a calorie deficit. I was once 100 lbs overweight now only 30 over. You will lose muscle anyways and its not worth the toll on your body to move all that weight around with pushups. Good luck brotha!

[@sofija-1777]

if you try you will do it, you will lose weight.

[@Itsmaddie806]

Try the weighted hula hoop it gets fun after a while and helps a lot with weight loss

[@Pimpincrispy1978]

Keto my man. Im working on coming down from 450 lbs. Sugar is poison. Once you cut out the carbs. Your food cravings will disappear for real its crazy!

[@TimpBizkit]

@@Pimpincrispy1978 nope, cut out everything EXCEPT the carbs. I learned from durianrider. That's what your body is wanting. When your body wants chocolate it's wanting sugar, so if you get a bag of sugar and a spoon it's actually saving calories over chocolate and ice cream, because you're only getting the sugar, no fat, and full. (Most people who are eating high sugar are also eating high fat, which is why articles put words like sugar "is associated with" weight gain and diabetes, rather than directly causes) By the time your body would be making fat from fat free carbohydrate, your appetite is severely restricted and you're disinterested in eating. You have a supply of glycogen in your liver and muscles. It's made of glucose molecules chained together in water and is a buffer for blood sugar levels and a fuel supply for cells and organs and muscles. Your body also nibbles a bit of fat along the way. The aim is to keep supplying the glycogen tank without taking in any junk fat in any form to replace those fat stores nibbles your body takes. Though it's obviously more nutritious to get some nice juicy fruit rather than just eating candy. Also rice and pasta and potatoes - not sweet but starchy glucose suppliers. To maintain a calorie deficit, fat should be under 20 grams a day or you'll have to eat less than your hunger wants to eat, which is psychologically challenging to maintain over months. Keto just makes you weak eventually, though you get some false energy living off cortisol. Ketosis is basically starvation mode and yes you will lose weight at the expense of hormone and thyroid health.

[@benjaminraff7878]

"Ow, my back. Ow, my neck. Ow, my head. I smell weird. I feel gross. Honey, could you get the lights, I don't want to get up. I have to pee but I can't get up." - Every Pregnant Woman Ever

[@daviddickson3181]

I wasn’t able to control my hunger for decades until I learned about insulin resistance and keto. I thought I was always hungry but it was just me spiking my insulin that was making me crave more food. Great video btw

[@BreakingDicoveries]

I love this experiment so much. Weighing 330 lbs myself. Most people don't understand how hard it is weighing this much. I'm an actor/stuntman currently and former bouncer/bodyguard of 20 years. My wife weighs 120lbs and thinks I'm lazy if I don't want to hop up n down from a sunken in couch to do random tasks at her whim. I'm 6'3" so when sitting on this couch I'm in a squat position 1" off the ground. I still get up every time with a grunt here n there 😁 thanks for doing this

[@kcbasketballstars]

On January 4 I weighed 355 pounds and I related so much to this video. Life was so hard. Simple tasks like putting socks on were difficult and bending over to tie shoes seemed impossible. This morning I weighed 256 pounds. I've still got a ways to go to reach my goal, but life is so much easier now 😊 Update: 232 on August 31, 2023

[@ashypharaoh8407]

LFGGGGG

[@kornisonkiseli3248]

That's awesome progress. Keep it up friend

[@dampnose3008]

I love that you showed the real struggle of obesity. Your incredibly in shape yet struggled to get a modified work out in. You even showed that the struggle that it leads to making food choices based more on effort level than healthiness. Great job on educating the public that people who are morbidity obese have a different weight loss journey than the rest of us. Anyone struggling to understand that a morbidity obese person cooking a healthy meal is a bigger accomplishment than an in shape person running a mile in under 8 minutes needs to watch this video. Your videos are always fun to watch yet can be a bit gimmicky but this was educational and supportive of a community that usually feels unsupported by KZbinrs who post stuff more in line with your regular content.

[@raymondmurdock8603]

I'm still 100 pounds overweight but I lost 200 pounds and seeing you struggle with this reminds me of how awful my life was back then and how far I've come being so much more mobile

[@raymondmurdock8603]

I also like how you showed how hard it is to exercise when you're that big people just say diet and exercise but being extremely overweight makes both those things harder

[@sheepsforjesus]

Dude this is such a great video… powerful and you go so far for us thanks bro

[@ExplorerBen7]

People that heavy get to that weight slow enough for the body to adapt as they gain weight. Still shouldn't try ballistic type training or running cause you'll just end up with ankle injuries. Definitely walking and changing diet, intermittent fasting are the best to start. I remember seeing a guy who weighed 600+lbs and lost most of that said he started by just lifting cans of soup while sitting/laying.

[@jonathansefcik473]

I always have 2 problems with these obesity challenges: 1. All the weight was on your traps. Fat is evenly distributed among the body, so you should've had ankle weights, wrist weights, a weighted belt, weights in your pockets, etc. Distributed weight would make the challenge a little easier and more realistic. 2. Real overweight people don't just magically gain that weight overnight. It's a gradual process that takes months, years, even decades. Their bodies have plenty of time to "get used" to all that extra fat. For example, I'm about 80lbs heavier than I was at 18, but since I've gradually put that weight on over the course of a decade, I don't "feel" too out of shape. Granted, some of it is increased muscle mass in addition to fat, but still. IMO being active is more important for feeling good than losing weight, at least, up to a certain point.

[@mikavanberkel.]

9:56 it’s cool that ur trying out some new stuff. Sick video like always

[@bigtank7293]

As a man that lives this reality every day, and working every day to overcome it! It’s wild how accurate your mental and physical feelings were to how reality is for folks like us. Also there’s a comment about it not riding on your shoulders the same, but in your chest, torso, and legs. But you got the point! Haha but working daily and trying to be a supportive light for others working to better themselves each day! 💪🏾🔥

[@uniktbrukernavn]

I think you have to ease into the extra weight over a long time period, like 20 years of excess eating, that way you'll feel more like a "unit". But you gotta focus!

[@randomwithtitan973]

This just makes me fell better for all those struggling. Amazing video

[@guisspino2347]

This is a crazy hard challenge. I have a 100lb vest I bought to train for the firefighter exam. After about 15 minutes everything hurts. Legs, back, abs. Breathing is tough. It’s insane. Can’t imagine going a full day with it

[@homeslice1013]

"But you gotta focus" never stopped motivating me....

[@Kenzimemz]

This is absolutely ridiculous. I love it

[@misterae6430]

Bodyweight is in some way evenly distributed around you closer to your center point of gravity which makes it generally less heavy. You just putting all this weight in one area. Overstepping some part

[@walexander8378]

Yeah this was not right

[@isaacm6560]

Yeah he should have gotten ankle weights, wrist weights, and maybe weights on a belt so then he wouldn't need to put 100 on just the vest. Also getting a better weighted vest

[@matasspingys2016]

You should of tried a weighted west I'm pretty sure they go up to 100lbs, you could of injured your back and shoulder pretty bad if something went south. Anyway such a good video i love watching you come up with these ides and try out fan made ones ;D

[@saraht3196]

i'm glad this experiment seems like it inspired a bit of empathy. food really can become an addiction or a "boredom cure". i've been obese/morbidly obese for the past 9 years and thankfully, that extra 100 pounds isn't a solid weight, but distributed around my body in the form of organs, tissues, fat, water, etc. and doesn't feel this intense. i can lift a 100 lb person but probably not a 100 lb weight. i also wish this video dug into the mental health aspects of morbid obesity too. it seems like it was not only physically but mentally challenging and i felt like this video got so close to that point without making it.

[@wiemike3194]

I think going swimming can be a perfect exercise for someone thats obese. U take the weight away by being in the water. And you wont sweat as much

[@bensmith4563]

No you sweat a ton unless the water is pretty cold you just don't notice it

[@drewdotson7325]

One of my friends has lost 170 pounds. I can’t imagine what it would feel like trying to exercise while over 400 pounds.

[@idrinkwater1124]

flopping around on the couch. It literally is hardcore Exercise for them

[@TheNoobPube]

Harder to workout as hard as a skinny person but you don't have to workout as hard as a skinny person. The weight youre carrying will make you burn more calories with less exercise

[@drewdotson7325]

@@TheNoobPube if you’re skinny, you’re goal shouldn’t be burning calories in the first place.

[@drewdotson7325]

@@TheNoobPube Also, if you are so overweight that you can walk 100 feet without being out of breath and in pain, you aren’t going to burn more calories than a person that can go run for an hour.

[@tothemax0729]

@@drewdotson7325 its just that more so you should consume more than you're burning but you still have to burn them

[@pg9193]

12:05 a creative take on the spelling of "boredom" but I like it

[@ghotyolocanisyn2880]

I have muscle and fat and weigh around what you did doing this test. Last December i broke my right arm and right leg. So all the muscle in those limbs turned into flabby fat. I wanna say its been over a month now since ive been walking normally again. But it wasnt until a few days ago that i changed my diet down to 5800 kj, am doing at minimum 10,000 steps a day. Going to sleep at 9.00-11:30pm and waking up 4-6am. Continuing this path, Im set to get back down to 80 kilos by December 31st. Falling off my escooter was life telling me i need to change in 2023 and live a better life in 2024.

[@Mienarrr]

good luck to you!! ❤

[@01iverQueen]

Actually these struggling slow movements look very realistic and accurate to how a very fat person would move. Also I thought that it would be one of those 1 week challenges, but I guess it was too much to ask

[@User9681e]

He would injure himself lol

[@01iverQueen]

@@User9681e yeah probably, unless he could disperse that weight more evenly somehow because now it's all on his traps and this weight isn't too much if you for eg hold a farm bag of apples, it's nearly that weight of 30kg, somd weight on his legs, so on arms and the rest on his back and front

[@bensmith4563]

He'd definitely need to find a way to evenly distribute the weight and yes he did a ton of things I do all the time as an absolute tub of lard

[@fire_fux]

Would be really cool to see you do this again but use a sand suit (or viscous water/ballistic gel) and do it. See how a more flexible/pliable weight modality would effect your experience. I believe some things would remain the same (back pain, fatigue, and sense of lethargy/apprehension to exercise) but I think other areas it wouldnt be as intense. Because I know being overweight my weight was never on my traps, it was on my chest but not nearly as bad as yours seemed. It also distributed down my legs so it wasn't purely on my torso/thoracic area.

[@Slimerror]

As an obese person, 279.6 lbs down from ~315 it really hurts more than you might think it does. I sprained my ankle pretty bad a few times and the pain never went away because of how much i weigh. Im hoping once I lose more the pain will dissappear.

[@NianiaIRL]

I just knew I had to read the comments on this video. Honestly I thought this video would get hate because it sounded like pigmie/Lucas (don't know what to call him) just made the video a little bit hyperbole, but actually a lot of people are explaining their conditions with there over weight problems and it's amazing on how people are overcoming their weight problems which is AMAZING because our society has come to just brushing big problems off to make them seem little and then just carry on with there life. Pigmie/Lucas I love your videos thank you, by.

[@KingOzz]

Muscle mass plays a big role , I am 260lbs with almost 170lbs muscle mass , if you don’t have the muscle to pull the weight , everything will suck

[@WooBunny]

I remember being that weight.. and yes, I can confirm it was like this. Once you get down in weight tho, your calves look amazing!

[@SevenEllen]

I've been waiting for someone to do this, to get an idea of what life is like for someone morbidly obese. I have respect for you man. I was worrying for you from the start when you were describing just how dangerous each movement was. Interesting when you said you felt good having a cart (shopping trolley here in the UK), as I've seen big people over here leaning on them for support.

[@gregmurphy2130]

Always love your videos, keep up the great work!

[@coolasice1325]

for being 100lbs overweight eating just a little less and walking a few miles a day and then a more few miles then more and more will help a lot in losing weight

[@bensmith4563]

If right now I had to walk 3 miles in the next 24 hours or die I'd more than likely die

[@Vopraan]

Bro's so successful, he suffers for fun. 😂 Nah I'm playin' we al got our sufferings. Great video, man! 👏🏻💯

[@deracine5230]

I weigh 13 kg heavier than pigme in this video, known as a gentle giant and still quite careful with things I break door handles often and rails without trying. Sometimes consciously only putting 10% weight on the handle. I can testify yes even getting up and down is like a workout and very tiring. I am taking steps to Lower my weight but even walking you feel like you're making half the effort others when reality could be you'd be Buring double or even triple the calories

[@JustTahmidChor]

him saying 'but you gotta focus' will never not be the best part of the video

[@JordyFidis]

Besides the weight being all on your shoulders this is pretty good insight to how it feels to be overweight, both in how heavy you feel but also that the plates were limiting your range of motion by getting in the way similar to how excess fat does. I'm actually currently trying to lose weight from 350 to 240 while keeping most of the muscle and I can attest to the fact that even walking around can be considered a moderately intense workout. Sprinting is possible but I feel like if I ran at my max speed for 2 minutes I'd break something in my shins. Anyway, after being that overweight for a year I actually built some massive legs and lower body in general just because I was literally carrying 100lbs of unnecessary weight at all times.

[@gamingontheside3771]

as an individual who just started truly working out I'm 6'4 and 305 Ideal Weight is 200 Walking is the biggest help Cardio is a life saver I walk to the Gym and I mostly do Cardio at the Gym sometimes I do latt Pull downs but not many and only about 55 Lbs at a time.

[@crispy-dr8bx]

This makes me realize how fit I am for my weight

[@Patrick-kw3on]

It’s even worse actually being that big 😅, when I was that weight I felt so crappy, heart rate was always elevated, never slept well, and I sweat constantly

[@atune2682]

this is fuckn interesting man never seen someone experiment this before

[@chloeclans]

This vid is so underrated!

[@tab021]

BMI does not skew for muscle mass, it's a simple statistic. It doesnt matter if you are obese but muscular. Your heart is still working much harder and you still experience a drastically higher risk of health impairment. There is not a healthy way to be obese.

[@oo--7714]

True, same with being overweight, it's sad that a huge portion of people in the developed world have a bmi over 25

[@isabelfigueroa6119]

Jaclyn: I don’t want you to get hurt Also Jaclyn: Do it 😈

[@defenderoftheadverb]

Those heavy people are strong under all that flab. If they lose weight they lose strength but it should be relatively easy for them to recover most of that strength.

[@4rq775]

8:27 I wash myself with a rag on a stick moment

[@TimpBizkit]

When you were talking about low impact exercise I was thinking swimming was a good one, then I thought wait NO!

[@atune2682]

big respect for going thru this shit

[@LeQuietkid]

For those who are genuinely tryna lose weight without changing your diet, here's some tips: 1: Drink hot water when you feel 'hungry' & after meals, as this helps boost your metabolism, and if you feel hungry, it's usually just in your mind - Also, if an apple doesn't sound appealing, you're likely not hungry at all for a snack. 2: Keep your diet (With meals of course, cut the junk food), but instead eat them in smaller portions, so instead of your regular portion, eat half of what you regularly would

[@justjosh_]

Wholesome stuff bromigo

[@dugstep5935]

My guys wearing body armor for 50 call

[@RicyRicky]

This was very depressing to watch due to a person in my family being this way. The mannerisms of leaning on a cart and sweating just from walking were just like my family member. It wasn't to bad, they could take a shower and still do stuff but this was very sad to watch

[@Exodus26.13Pi]

Weighed that since college ball. My calves look like Mr. Olympia.

[@petersavieri]

I was a ninja turtle in disguise for 24 hours! 🐢 But in all seriousness, this was illuminating even though I knew most of the challenges at least in theory. I have experienced some excess weight as a teenager, and though I’ve been a consistent healthy weight my whole adult life, I have several good friends who have struggled lifelong with obesity. It was really interesting to see how the cycle of sitting and eating, especially junk food or food that was easy or instant to prepare, was the major point of pleasure for the day. Sedentary activity is obviously going to be less of a strain, and the issue of sleeping on your back vs leaning on the beanbag was telling. Even without the issue of the hard metal weights, there are a lot of very overweight people who have obstructive breathing issues when they sleep on their backs. The orthopedic issues are well known to me from talking with friends who deal with this issue personally. It can be particularly damaging to be overweight throughout a person’s formative years, because the joints (particularly the knees) brace themselves by leaning together, creating a “knock-knee” stance that is very difficult to correct. All in all I hope this video helps slimmer people understand how challenging life is for people who are overweight, and I hope it helps people struggling with obesity to feel a little more seen, and to gain a fresh perspective on the the freedoms that could be obtained by even losing some of their excess weight. Next I’d love to see this same experiment done with a legit “fat suit”, that’s weighted but in the same way a real morbidly obese body carries weight. You’d avoid the extreme pressure on your poor traps (😢😢) and be more comfortable without the hard cold metal factor. The danger of shifting your weight without injury would be different too, with the weight distributed more naturally, but you’d definitely experience many of the same issues you did in this challenge. I think a sequel with a properly constructed suit (when you can face it psychologically and physically again) would be really fascinating.

[@towerofresonance4877]

Make a full body sand suit next! That'll make the simulation perfect! But you gotta focus...on those stitches.

[@JackJacksonSM]

Very interesting video man I liked it!!

[@nos2275]

Homie cosplayed a day as me as a 19 year old

[@tamubasketball]

This guy is a legend...

[@jivanroberts3500]

Basically what you’re telling me is that I am straight up diesel because I carry around 290 pounds every day without a problem. Hell yeah 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@anoobius3330]

3:35 fard

[@AuntieDasher]

Now you understand what we face with your exercise saying I'm not allowed to jump. I'm not allowed to run chiropractic orders.

[@thepipejunkie8359]

And here I am, weighing almost exactly that weight, eating less calories per day and doing manual labor 40 hours a week, and I somehow still can't lose weight

[@scuba6797]

Eat 500 less calories, walk and you will.

[@somedude5951]

I suppose not being able to have a good sleep, will also make it harder to loose weight. Respect.

[@thepipejunkie8359]

Makes sense. I have a pregnant wife and son now so I guess sleep is a luxury of the past lol

[@FollowJesusNotME]

Bomb threat Imao walks in store like with hoodie on

[@FollowJesusNotME]

srry 😂

[@Phoenix.Sparkles]

I think some bags full of water strapped to different parts of the body would give a better impression of what it is like, but even then, weight feels very different when it is a part of your body compared to external dead weight. A living animal is going to feel lighter than a dead animal, I don't know the science behind that, but I'm sure it has something to do with how the animal carries itself, much like the extra fat and tissue of an obese person.

[@weniswarrior666]

I think I would be considered morbidly obese (270lb at 5'4") but for me it's not really that much of a struggle. I think part of it is that I used to wrestle and lift weights so I'm probably stronger and fitter generally than someone my size would normally be. The most annoying thing about it honestly is once I hit a certain weight clothes started kinda not fitting great, even if they're big enough my body is sort of inconveniently shaped for them. I also sometimes run into range of motion issues. I started training again and eating more reasonably I'm hoping I can get back down to at least 200lb before too long.

[@trashpicker1529]

This is The American Dream ! Totally the Video of the “ YEAR “

[@kyleanderson1435]

Did anyone else feel motivated to get a little more activity into their day and make a few more healthy food choices?

[@RandomHuTaoSimp]

This isn't what its like to be obese. There is a difference between physiological weight gain and exogenous weight gain. When your body puts on fat mass, it adjusts homeostasis to compensate for that weight, whether its adapting your bone mass, muscle mass and blood vessels to handle that weight. When it's added weight from something outside the body, there is no homeostatic adjustments and it literally FEELS like you are carrying 100 pounds, where as someone who is literally 100 pounds overweight although feel heavier, doesn't feel as if they're carrying that 100 pounds, unless their muscles have atrophied enough.

[@Sweet9964]

every person struggling with their eating habits should pay especially close to 11:48. this is exactly what I experienced when I was 325lbs.

[@thereignofthezero225]

No way I could carry that load on my traps all day. That's torture

[@a.r.278]

he’s Bulletproof

[@BELLSOFSTEEL]

haha I love your content 🤣🤣

[@Alireza_Egh13]

I love the "but you gotta focus" XD

[@mint567]

Ultimate back workout

[@RustyPancake53]

as a 315lb man this really is how it feels

[@jacobsalt5127]

Now you know how it feels to be me

[@ghhufgtyhj204]

my friend with how much money you make a 100 pound weighted vest would have been more comfortable on your back and shoulders. But good message I respect you did that I'm in the process or losing another 30 pounds I have lost 8 lbs 🙂

[@totolaunione3939]

Yo, if you recomp being obese, the gains after are gonna be 🔥🔥

[@kurtslavain]

So, around 45 kg above your ideal bodyweight. Just putting this out there for the rest 99% of the world.

[@drmitofit2673]

You just need to work your way up to it....... One huge meal at a time! Ha ha ha!

[@evanthunder7110]

I don't know how, but I'm feelin the weight 😂

[@ellaleyden4953]

I just got an ad that went for 16 minutes. That is way too long for an ad

[@WhatsIQ]

Rn i'm obese class I (32.1 bmi) but I used to be in Obese class III when i was at my heaviest (40.7 bmi) and I can't even explain how easy it is to do dead hangs for 5-10 seconds when before I couldn't even hold on for 1 second. edit: Right now I'm 6'0 237 lbs and at my heaviest I was about 6'0 300 lbs.

[@austinb3560]

Adding 100lbs from one day to the next is different than gaining it over a few years lol

[@El_Bellota]

Dude, you should distribute the weight. I have some weighted thigh warmers with metal bars in them you could get a pair they can hold 10 pounds each.

[@dudejoe8390]

This gonna go viral

[@enricopucci3954]

being overweight in rpg term: 2x exp for muscles+passive strength gains when existing (more exp gained when more weight), -50 speed -50 stamina, +80 strength. Special ability to sit on any floor and feel good

[@Novafan]

I feel the way all the weight is on your torso and also away from your body made it harder than it would be for an obese person. not saying that its easy I've definitely felt the lightness of droppings ton of pounds but the weight distribution is less stressful than this experiment

[@awsomezach364]

Kenny vs Spenny did an episode like this

[@Tyler-fz5kj]

Commenting every day/video for him to do shin conditioning until he does it

[@LivIsLife]

Can someone count how many times this dude said traps 😂