Is Body Shaming Helpful?

Does body shaming accomplish anything?
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Further Reading
Changes in Perceived Weight Discrimination Among Americans, 1995-1996 Through 2004-2006
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10...
The impact of weight stigma on caloric consumption.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21...
Internalized Societal Attitudes Moderate the Impact of Weight Stigma on Avoidance of Exercise
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20...
Perceived Weight Discrimination and Obesity
journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...
Perceived Weight Discrimination and C-Reactive Protein
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10...
Self-reported experiences of everyday discrimination are associated with elevated C-reactive protein levels in older African-American adults.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19...
Bullying: The Facts
www.prevnet.ca/research/bullyi... Bullying.
Weight Science: Evaluating the Evidence for a Paradigm Shift
www.nutritionj.com/content/pdf...

[@Leugim010]

I love how this is a slap in the face to a certain youtuber but they chose not to promote her

[@lilithflour2810]

I know right, she enjoys the attention.

[@elleiryc]

+Leugim What youtuber ??

[@elleiryc]

+Cyrielle Goetschi Nevermind, I just read other comments

[@mukaramaali8828]

+Cyrielle Goetschi The KZbinr is a secret.Hehehehe

[@devonmerriman5874]

+diana perez Bet she doesn't enjoy it anymore. She got fired >:)

[@TheGryffindorable]

Bodyshaming is horrible and the people who hide behind the "I'm just trying to shame them into a slimmer size"-mentality are the scum of the earth. On a happier note - I like your guys' approach on the whole drama on that video xx

[@DeLaSoul246]

+Victoria Daisy Not only are they the scum of the Earth, they are just flat-out incorrect. The absurd notion that what they are doing is in any way helpful is demonstrably untrue- they're just mean-spirited assholes and the consequences of their actions are more negative than positive. In conclusion: THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO.

[@crisslambert6593]

+DeLaSoul246 imo body shaming Is terrible BUT the whole mentality that no matter what your weight is and thst your buetifull the way you are is just bullshit , like yeah fat people can be "B

[@crisslambert6593]

+Cristian Lambert "buetyifull" but in no way is it healthy and people should stop saying thst its ok

[@DeLaSoul246]

***** Body shaming is indeed terrible, but I'd be careful about policing other people's bodies at all- even if it's in the name of "health." It's verging on the same sort of thing: "I'm telling people how to live their lives and why their body is bad.... but I have good intentions." It's different if it is your own child who you are encouraging to be healthy- but complete strangers, acquaintances, workmates, etc... maybe still not such a great idea to tell them how their body should or shouldn't be.

[@mralbum3256]

Not entirely sure it's justified calling body shamers the "scum of the earth", in my humble opinion, because every person who shames someone else does it for their own reasons. For example, it could be ignorance; I never shamed anybody (I'm tall AND obese, so that's a one-two punch right there to my overall health XD ), but even I didn't know about the studies these guys brought up until I saw this video. I do agree that body shaming is horrible, but insulting the human beings engaging in that behavior doesn't help, because it just pushes them away, making it that much harder for them to learn the truth about how terrible their behavior is. Being blunt, honest and straightforward with them changes them far more effectively than being mean to them. I know we get caught up in the passion of ourselves and others, but we need self-discipline as much as they need to have their views challenged. It's a dangerous tightrope of helping them without hurting them, but it's the best way IMHO.

[@TheRaven123]

Lol.... When I first saw the title, I thought it was; "Is Body Shaving Helpful?"!

[@bookseatkitty4000]

Same, especially since I just watched buzzfeeds video, "boyfriends shave their girlfriends legs"

[@sawik5]

+The Raven That would be a great video.

[@drakan4769]

+The Raven well, I guess we can call that a suggestion for a future video?

[@cmap1503]

+The Raven yes, it is helpfull if you can change what is being shamed

[@theDevintage]

As much as I love these videos, I always start laughing when I look at the person that's not speaking. They're sort of just there, I don't know why I find this funny

[@singerboy3012]

+Devintage I Jeez, I thought, I was the only one ^^

[@Archerzz]

+Devintage I You have ruined this videos for me now. Because you are right its super funny.

[@movement2contact]

i scrolled down for a comment like this...=D

[@Xapheus]

Haha, this is the first video of theirs that I did that for, too. I guess it's also one of the only ones I ventured to the comments section for.

[@Bunny-gd3lt]

+FALSEfemme LOL IKRR

[@shep689]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. especially the message about compassion. brb sharing this everywhere.

[@AsapTHOUGHT]

+shep689 Thanks guys! You're the best. We agree, let's all just be nice people :)

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[@ozdergekko]

+AsapTHOUGHT wow!! I knew you guys would never make a hate response like so many other youtubers (whom I actually can also understand)! But your response is just incredibly awesome. You don't drop names, you strongly criticize *and* give the scientific reasoning. And making this response only after the heat has somewhat been taken out of the issue also was a very wise decision. The only other response I know of that in fact contains at least *some* positive message for the viewers is the one by +ObeseToBeast. Love and congratulations from Vienna Peter

[@josephortiz9837]

+MEMQVIANIKA fuck off asshat

[@shaniaanderson3055]

+MEMQVIANIKA piss off 👬

[@creyes4182]

I lost over 100 lbs myself. Body shaming never helped, I had to decide to do it myself. I remember I lost 70lbs the first time I tried, got body shamed(by strangers that didn't know I lost the weight) because I was still around 280 lbs and got discouraged, which led to depression... didn't see any point in working so hard if people would still call me fat, and gained it all back. When I finally had enough I just blocked everyone out and did what I had to do. I only have about 20-30 lbs to go before I'm finally at my goal. Body shaming does not work people.

[@Loathomar]

+Cristian Reyes I agree that Body shaming does not work, but their is a question of where to draw the line. I feel "fat pride" is also a very unhealthy view as well. Calling a person "a fat pig" will not help and will far more likely have the effect it had on you, depression and weight gain, but on the other hand ignoring the health issue and acting like being fat is ok or even good seems like a very negative approach. I feel like if you are actively going to comment on someone weight, it should come from a place of concern and with a willingness to active help. Did you or do you feel that friends and family who express honest concern, not attacks, was or would have been helpful or harmful? Ei, "I fear your weight will cause serous health issue if something is not done, could I do anything to help you?" rather then "you're a fat pig".

[@marinabreeze]

+Loathomar I don't think you have to say either unless the person comes to you. If you're fat, you know you're fat. You have a mirror, you can see that you have to buy larger clothes or stores that cater to larger people. If it is affecting your health or mobility, you can feel that too. It's not up to anyone else to change someone's weight. They can do it on their own.

[@soundlyawake]

remember that time I fall even more in love with you guys like every day

[@AsapTHOUGHT]

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[@fmlAllthetime]

+AsapTHOUGHT Shaming worked on reducing smoking rates did it not? I wonder how a powerful addiction being publicly shamed caused its rates of use to go down, but doing the same for weight will not? Also *quite of few* psychological studies are absolute garbage due to small samples sizes and unreproduceable results. There was just a huge study on this ;) . As a bisexual male as well, I find it scary that you two put about a message about self censoring in comedy. If you believe in enlightenment ideals; self expression for all, and ability to choose what messages one will listen to, by default you must extend this ability to bigots as well. I do not fat shame, nor am I a bigot... but I will protect their right to be such with my life, because that is what the foundations of freedom lie upon. This is the message I took from your video, if it isn't what you intended I would appreciate you explaining a little more throughly. m.livescience.com/27262-psychology-studies-questioned.html

[@lucylee8465]

+fmlAllthetime I've never seen an ad that was "shaming smoking" Every one I've seen is more of showing how smoking is bad and addictive rather than the person being a terrible person

[@fmlAllthetime]

Lucy Lee How old are you? And shaming has more aspects than simply calling someone a terrible person. I do hope you're fully aware of this.

[@fmlAllthetime]

***** Specifically what was mentioned was stand up comedy first off. That *is* a freedom of speech issue. And yes, I am defending the right to be cruel and hateful. I'm not saying it's proper, but it is a right and should remain such or else we get into a large and generally murky territory of charging people with nonviolent and immaterial crimes. People shamed smokers quite a bit, I don't know how old you are but some of the ads against smoking and doing drugs the government put out were rude and downright falsities. Also people used to call smokers smelly. This is a subjective opinion, I don't even smoke cigarettes but once in a blue moon anymore and yet I enjoy the smell of one burning. So did my best friend whom never had smoked cigarettes. The smell of meat cooking disgusts some people, so does curry and chicharones. Should we now refer to the people that cook and eat these foods to be smelly? That is shaming no matter how you slice it. Calling someone smelly is not a compliment and it is most definitely non-scientific. Ads like this worked though, because no one wanted to be the smelly person with bad teeth. These *shaming* tactics worked and they worked well. Please tell me why specifically it will not work with people whom are overweight?

[@merryinmomoland1580]

Thanks for the vid! Totally agree with your final points^^ 'making a joke' is such an overused cop-out for being offensive and dumb

[@RockZombieIAm]

+Alex Ilin It's a cop out, as in they meant it, but in case they offended someone its just a joke. Also, easily, some "jokes" simply aren't funny.

[@JoeBieber1]

NAMJOO ^^

[@celestial5236]

Yeah I agree fat people are absolutely off limits to joke about. because its offensive and we shouldn't offend anyone.

[@jessgibbs8702]

or when people say it's 'banter'. No it isn't 'Banter'!!

[@arielle]

SUPER interesting. I loved this. Great job, guys

[@MorningstarVODS]

Criticism DOES NOT equal discrimination. Criticism should be encouraged as it is very unhealthy.

[@supervoid2651]

+Humanime Right, but how fat somebody is isn't a great way to measure health, at least health that can be changed. People can still appear thin but have fat in their internal organs, which is where having fat is most unhealthy, and some people just naturally have bigger body shapes, or have a condition which means they're fat.

[@supervoid2651]

+Humanime And as criticism of fat people becomes ingrained, people can't help but discriminate.

[@kevin4115]

Constructive criticism would be better for this sort of thing

[@MorningstarVODS]

as obesity is very unhealthy.*

[@linkinl1]

+Humanime These are pretty sensitive people we are talking about. Anything targeted against them will sounds like harassment. The same goes for feminists.

[@isgravybaby]

This video is an amazing response to Nicole Arbour's. I am so happy to hear a well articulated response with evidence to prove that shaming jokes are just a disguise for bullying. Thank you so much for a clear perspective!

[@supermonkeyyyyyy]

It all comes down to how you do it. Body shaming is mean-spirited and are meant to bring people down, this is neither encouraging nor constructive. You can easily tell if someone truly cares about other people's health or just using it as an excuse to bully others.

[@PROutdoors94]

Holy shit you look nothing like I pictured you as dude! Not in a bad way though lol

[@Metal_Fingers.]

That was exactly what I thought

[@alexreid1173]

It's weird at first, but you'll get used to his voice with his face...

[@MusicOrLoseItTV]

What does this comment mean. This person used to be another gender or you just heard the voice and never saw the face?

[@alexreid1173]

+jeff4justice He never saw his face. In a lot of their videos he's talking but you don't ever see his face.... Technically there should be a comma before dude, but whatever.

[@PROutdoors94]

+jeff4justice just heard the voice and never saw the face lol

[@linasuperdina994]

I didn't start living healthy until I accepted my body

[@VictoriaZandi]

What about skinny shaming though? It happens all the time but people seem to be more interested in fat shaming(maybe bc of the rise of obesity?). If you guys could make a video on skinny shaming I'd be so greatful. I want the facts and statistics like you had in the beginning of this video but for skinny people. Like how after being attacked they'd actually (on average) consume more calories. Does the opposite happen (on average) for us skinny people? If we get labeled anorexic or bulimic do we start engaging those acts? Many skinny people have a smaller breast size and get made fun of for it. Does this impact how we respond or change our living style? I want to know if other people are being given and told to eat unhealthy sugary foods to "fatten up" rather than healthy fattening foods. A video on this topic would be so educational and bring awareness. A lot of people don't realize this is just as much of a problem as fat shaming or don't even think this exists!

[@majesticq226]

Victoria Zandi thank you so much for bringing this up

[@majesticq226]

Victoria Zandi I've always wanted to know if being skinny shamed and told to "eat more" does that make them develop binge eating disorders? just like how being fat shamed can make someone develop anorexia.

[@NerdSyncProductions]

I haven't even seen the "Dear Fat People" video, nor do I care to add to its view count. Spread positivity.

[@tmz85]

Life can be tough and when you throw in shaming and/or discrimination, it can be unbearable. Kindness and support are always more productive. You guys never fail to be thoughtful and inspiring. Well done. Cheers

[@annafujii1165]

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[@annafujii1165]

I had to 😂

[@finesses1746]

Your user😍😍

[@bellefabella]

I wish you guys would also talk about skinny shaming as well, if we're talking about body shaming as whole. But good discussion about body shaming and knowing what offends you is clear when you think about it.

[@briecheese96]

Thank you for making a video about such an important message that not only has effected myself, personally, but also a whole lot of other people.

[@TheBurgerkrieg]

"Comedy is evolving and you're on the wrong side of history" is probably the scariest sentence I have heard all week. Art does not evolve, art is art. It may change, and the way people consume it may change aswell, but art can always take on any shape at time. Sure, you can be offended when someone makes a joke you don't like, and you have the right to express that, but you do not have the right to silence anyone who made a joke you did not like, and that is what is happening in out society today. People who make innocent jokes in private lose their entire carreers because an enormous hate mob of outrage goes on a rampaging witch hunt, fueled by hatred of those who dare express opinions they find personally offensive to them. The problem is not that people dislike certain types of humour, that's their perogative, the problem is that they are actively trying to censor it. It's not a comedian's job to change the world, it's his job to make you laugh by presenting you with truths and alternate viewpoints on issues that often seem absurd and outrageous, and you can do with those what you want, but even entertaining the notion that such people should be unable to say the things they say at all (which is obviously not what you are advocating here, but it is not all too far from it) is treading a dangerous path toward authoritarianism. People need to be offended, otherwise they'll forever exist in an echochamber.

[@DryCactusComedy]

Goddamit why'd you have to go and type this up better than I could? I wouldn't have spent 5 mins if I knew someone with better linguistic skills was already on it... Thanks

[@TuAmigoElMorrocoy]

fat shaming is counter productive.... how can someone be motivated to improve themselves when they don't love themselves in the first place. To be able to seek improvement you got to come to terms with yourself first. Yes! it's okay to feel discomfort at being fat, but not shame.... shame in itself is a destructive feeling that never amounts to anything, its greatly tied to your sense of being rather than with just one aspect of your body.... people who feel shame cope with it by feeling shitty, hiding and giving up, not by improving it

[@xCHOXOLATEx]

Best response to Nicole's video ever. Thank you guys!

[@RickyLi]

Thank you for this.

[@emmadowney602]

I'VE BEEN WATCHING YALL FOR YEARS AND EVERY VIDEO I JUST MELT AT HOW CUTE THE TWO OF YOU ARE. YOU GUYS ARE MY FAVORITE COUPLE IN THE ENTIRE WORLD THANK YOU FOR THE SCIENCE.

[@baileydillon3640]

I didn't know I could love you two more than I already did. Not only are you taking a stand against bullying, you are also throwing down some serious logic and reason. Much love to both of you~♡

[@clasanches]

GREAT VIDEO!! Thank you so much guys for doing this video. Just shared this on my facebook, I hope more people get to see this :)

[@alejandrom0725]

I love you guys. This just melted my heart. I'm a dancer who's been made fun of for my size but seeing this really brightened up my day and gave me hope. Thank you! ❤️

[@unknownterritory2204]

I can't thank you enough for getting this information out there. I hope it has a good effect.

[@FelizaEstrada]

Thank you so much for making this video!

[@tkmccoywv]

Though there are some who body shame because they think they're being helpful, it seems that today, it's mostly people being cruel for cruelty's sake. People just enjoy hurting others. It's sad that to feel good about themselves, some turn to savagery. Sadder still that we seem to live in a time when such behavior is not just tolerated but encouraged and even rewarded. Thank you for a much needed message. You two are the best!

[@isoluniv_714z7]

Society. Society. Society. I feel like I've heard that word every single day.

[@minnaaa7273]

I know your pain because Im a misanthrope as well.

[@juliaeverett1266]

Now this is the type of response I've been waiting to see! Thank you!

[@peanutbanana99]

I love you guys so much! This is the perfect response video, probably the best I've watched. Your videos make me feel happy and smarter. Keep up the good work guys 😘

[@ariannemaskey9371]

Thank you so much for making this video. I was trying to put my feelings into words and this video helped me to express myself.

[@mirhamansoor]

Everything you guys release a new video my heart skips a beat! You guys are just amazing +AsapTHOUGHT

[@mirhamansoor]

*everytime*

[@yurmajisty]

You guys are amazing, thank you so much for this video. You are so inspiring!

[@1Beatrice8]

It's nice to hear some nice people on the internet every once in a while! :D

[@harehare]

Nailed it, guys. A self-acceptance approach is the best way to cope with the problem. Anxiety and self-hatred actually prevent people from being physically and socially active. Binge eating is just a consequence of that.

[@SaturdayParker]

When I saw this in my suggested videos I was like "dangit this is gonna be another asap marathon isn't it"

[@sameliterally]

you guys are genuinely the best people ever

[@popgas3821]

This is not only informative but very socially uplifting. Anyway...I'm looking for your Vlog guys, not seeing one for a while (coz', I already watch all of your vlogs! LOL)

[@jjokr111]

Thanks guys. I was really relieved to see this video after, you know, that other one.

[@MOFOJohnny]

Thanks for making this awesome video guys. :)

[@DanielCoz]

This was so well said👏🏻👏🏻 The goal should be to bring people up not down.

[@MissArwenofGondor]

Thank you for making this!

[@EricCSalazar]

LOL Greg's Byyyyyye at 3:25 . I love you guys and all that you do xoxo

[@1829Emily]

great video and info!

[@BettyHeath]

Wow! Thank you for this! You guys are awesome. :)

[@juliasmith5146]

I love the way you guys approached this.

[@luism6178]

great video, keep up the good work!

[@Dean444ful]

I agree that being a jerk doesn't help lose weight. However, if my comedy offends someone, who I wasn't attacking directly and on purpose, then that's really not my problem and I won't apologize for it. It doesn't make me a "bigot", "racist", or "homophobe" I just understand that it's a joke just as if anyone makes a joke about my life style.

[@marvinclarke9032]

Nicole isn't a comedian. she's a try hard.

[@Dean444ful]

Jack Miller what?

[@TheBluMeeny]

+Dean444ful Yeah I agree too, they had me all the way up until that part about comedy. Comedy has no limit, and if somebody can't take a joke, well then that's their problem not mine. I shouldn't have to enforce "political correctness" on my jokes.

[@fmlAllthetime]

+Dean444ful They just promoted cultural authoritarianism. Motivates me almost to unsubscribe... anybody who pushes authoritarianism is not an ally of mine.

[@Dean444ful]

TheBluMeeny hit the nail on the head. Comedy has no limits. I really hate political correctness, it amazes me how easily offended people are nowadays. I'd understand if it was a direct attack that was meant to hurt but not if it's for the sake of comedy. Louie CK is a great example of someone who gives zero shits about political correctness. Love that guy.

[@albertocuellar691]

i think this generation is extremely soft. not 100% agreeing on shaming ppl either but some tuff love is needed.

[@yourguykhonshu3972]

THAT'S OFFENSIVE !!111!!

[@albertocuellar691]

+Symbiotic Weapon of course it is -_____-

[@albertocuellar691]

+Luis Ramirez exactly luis.

[@enclavebrandon3]

+Alberto Cuellar Are you the parent, Lover of said person? No? Then shut the fuck up. If someone who i don't know is blatantly overweight. Then that is there problem. They seek help and build a support network. If the money comes out of tax payers dollars then you can be mad. But it wont change anything. Yelling and trying to be someones daddy won't do fuck all mate.

[@albertocuellar691]

+Katherine - Seranade how would you know if i am or not ? everyone has a right to there own opinion so no fuck you. when i say a little tuff love i mean some serious motivation, not fat shaming. fact is this generation is offended by everything.

[@pamecevallos215]

I just love you guys SO SO SO MUCH. Please make a video about this in your ASAP science channel as well!

[@garystfu4039]

Love your channels, my one of my favorite science youtubers.

[@rpgmomma8404]

Thank you for making this video. I've been on the bigger side for as long as I can remember. Right now I'm at the biggest I've ever been. Being made fun of for being fat throughout school and in my adult life never helped me (I also got it from my dad. He would make pig noises when I ate, did it a lot when I was pregnant with my son). Never made me want to go out and take care of myself. Only made me want to stay inside and hide from the world (also stuff my face with shitty food). People never realize what lasting effects this has on people. I'll always remember how I was tormented in grade school for being fat and didn't help I was poor on top of it. Yeah, I probably should get over it but this is something that will stick with you for a long time.

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[@PopeAshhole]

Thank you thank you thank you. I can't say it enough. You saved lives here

[@woody500z]

I was bullied as a chubby kid, now i'm jacked and tan. We're growing up in a society with spineless people. Harden up and deal with it. If you can't take criticism you may as well not leave your house in fear of being "offended".

[@marvinclarke9032]

You need to learn the difference between genuine criticism and plain assholery.

[@fmlAllthetime]

+Jack Miller Tone of criticism doesn't change whether the criticism is valid or not.

[@woody500z]

Jack Miller You need to learn to live in the real world. Not everything is rainbows and fairy floss.

[@marvinclarke9032]

fmlAllthetime Yeah. But that wasn't even criticism. She was intentionally doucheing out and tried to mask it and pretend like she cared.

[@fmlAllthetime]

Jack Miller So... you *know* that your assumptions about someone else's intentions are right? Seems like a bit of a stretch.

[@monstersmakemegiggle]

Thanks so much for addressing this issue with science!

[@BeebleBean]

Beautifully said :) agree with everything and as usual, you guys put it in a well rounded and factual discussion :) you guys are amazing xxxx

[@KaterinaMat]

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I love you guys! This message is spot on! Keep doing what you do.

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this is why I love this channel....science is the best :D

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Loving your vids as always guys. I was watching this show called Adam Ruins Everything where they cited their sources on screen during the show. I was wondering if you guys would be willing to do that too and also add a link to the papers (only if free access) for those who would love to read further into them.

[@corbinaustin2623]

Best non intentional response video ever

[@kated7921]

One of the best videos yet!

[@rebeccabradshaw9619]

Great video!! Sends out such a good message. I used to want to get more in shape and mainly just lose weight, but then I found Fitness Blender, a KZbin channel and website, and they've literally changed my life aha :P I focus more on health and how I'm feeling instead of how others are towards my body. Great video!!

[@BinkieMcFartnuggets]

If you want to help someone lose weight don't shame them, chase them.

[@monsterkukie7678]

I guess I won't be running too far

[@Vertasoie]

Thank you so much for this guys. =)

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My kind of video

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this was a really cool video guys! thanks!

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Awesome video! Thank you!

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I love how this is so genuine

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Thank you guys for saying this :D It really makes me feel better and I hope everyone gets to hear this message

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I love you guys so much.

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This is the best response video I have seen so far

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I was actually just asking myself that question today!

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Why does Greg always look so mad before he speaks? Lol. Is it like Resting Hangry Face? It's adorable...like a constipated panda...I mean that in the sweetest way possible!! Love you guys!

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Yes. I love u guys even more. Love and compassion and respect...so many people lack these things, it's sad.

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I love your work guys!

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Hey Asap Thoughts 😄 I've seen a lot of your videos, both asapthoughts and asapscience, and I've been wondering if you could do a video on Type 1 diabetes versus Type 2. I'm a type one diabetic and it seems like society has generalized both types into a behaviorally affected disease. Thanks for all the videos that actually make learning fun!

[@gigilugi6986]

I was 150 lbs when I was 10 and would come home and cry we thought I had depression but look at me now I'm running triathlons and am under weight so it does work but I don't recommend being bullied just to lose weight so just try to be healthy please u are helping yourself out a ton

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😍 Thanks guys

[@ThatUnfunGuy]

This is very interesting! Thanks!

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