5 Men Rank Themselves By Strength | Assumptions vs Deadlift

[@jubilee]

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[@lunasquib]

Jubilee really 3 months after posting the video

[@lunasquib]

Also would it be cool to be like: The odd one out where 5 actual weightlifters and one that just physically looks strong

[@clutchtclips8802]

Isaac is using straps. U cant let some people use straps and others use raw grip, the straps allow u to surpass where ur grip fails. This was a horrible comparison. Dislike

[@binladen34444]

HHHHHmjHHHHH

[@andrewmichaelschaefferXIV]

I WOULD NOT HAVE PERMITTED SUMO DEADLIFT , PERHAPS LIFTING STRAPS COULD HAVE BEEN OPTIONAL AND THE BLACK GUY DROPPEF THE WEIGHT...

[@capnsalt7102]

This is by far and away the best ranking video Jubilee has ever made. Zero toxicity and zero arrogance, it's all love and support for the boys. True gym bros, brings a tear to my eye

[@yonicepaprika7534]

This is what they mean when they say positive masculinity

[@SofieBjorkheim]

The weight one is really wholesome too

[@Caesar_Av_Nordland]

@@yonicepaprika7534 nah this is what feminists call «toxic masculinity»

[@danielandrews5315]

This is how the powerlifting community is. People are there to be the best they can be and positively encourage others to do the same. 💯

[@rellfacts279]

It’s nothing wrong with competition. So if they were competing I wouldn’t mind.

[@notrealanymoretbh]

Can we talk about how supportive Isaac is! He made sure to boost everyone up and you could clearly see everyone’s confidence go up

[@Yougotthis0]

Yess!! He's so sweet

[@mello4734]

He was the best hypeman

[@dirtyslutnicole]

He's so dreamy 😍

[@willkoestner4159]

Ik there's negative jock stereotypes but I've yet to meet a body built gym rat that wasn't wonderfully affirming. I think some dudes like the socially acceptable opportunity to be kind and supportive without masculinity being brought into question.

[@liberateda6914]

Yes!!!!! I loved his loving energy

[@RazerGonth]

I love how they supported each other when they were lifting. Such a wholesome community.

[@AxxLAfriku]

today someone commented i should delete all videos :( people can be so mean. but i dont care. i know im the best. i never give up. i am age 80+ and will never stop. thanks for caring, dear kk

[@beezmanit2683]

@@AxxLAfriku amogus 👍

[@yogiagario1765]

Damn I wish I could go workout with Isaac. Such a vibe. Rest of the guys very considerate and passionate too. Very nice bunch of gym bro’s. None of them boasting or putting themselves ahead of others.

[@LessThanThree76]

Lifting community is AWESOME!

[@samanthabaxter88]

You could say.. they lifted each other up 😂😂

[@Jackyong4798]

the "weakest" guy was great and deserves more credit, hard to put yourself out there especially with those mass monsters next to him. all of them did amazing. deadlifting and squatting is tough when you're that tall, big props.

[@fried1537]

….mass monsters?!?!?!?

[@sharpiechello4813]

@@fried1537 muscle meaties

[@jasongonzazlez4349]

305 isn’t light either 😭

[@noneyourbusiness341]

@@fried1537 for perceived natural lifters yeah.

[@matthewminogue3276]

Deadlifting is actually easier for people with longer arms. Height has nothing to do with its all about arm length in relation to your body. Shorter guys have as much problems, its not like squat or bench press that favors a shorter range of motion.

[@thenextlevelfitness3543]

love how in the vid where people were ranking themselves on intelligence, they were all fighting for top spot and had ego issues, but these guys were all so supportive of each other and humble, true gym bros

[@stinkbra]

Your comparison really puts the perception that gym people are cocky into perspective.

[@jessecarter960]

Lmao

[@chaeriplease]

@@SYMBIOTEDINOSAUR hating women is not a personality

[@prospect8245]

@@SYMBIOTEDINOSAUR that one blonde woman was like the chillest one bruh relax with the misogyny lmao

[@elzilcho222]

I think it’s because the gym bros all know how hard it is to work out and achieve their goals. There’s no dunning Krueger effect with these guys 💪🏻

[@youngdumak]

This is the community that I love about lifting heavy. It’s all about getting stronger together, not necessarily stronger than the next guy.

[@ImScaroused]

Yeah there’s ALWAYS a stronger next guy lol, gotta compete with yourself.

[@Andre_APM]

Wholesome mindset

[@snowconeman512]

There's nothing wrong with competing against the next guy. At the end of the day it's gonna make both of you better.

[@tunnelvision7906]

@@snowconeman512 only works if your on simmilar levels tho. If someone is quite a bit weaker than you it is demoralising to them compete with them when you should try to boost them up

[@CatfishBradley]

@@snowconeman512 That's true, but at the end of the day we all have different genetics, quirks, advantages and disadvantages. The fairest competition you can have is you VS you. If you're better than other people but not actually improving, you'll quickly be surpassed (Hard work beats talent until talent works hard).

[@hotaru8589]

Look at these Men of culture. Never humiliated each other and not a hint of arrogance.

[@mrkiky]

and they ranked themselves pretty accurately, although Angel could have clearly pushed further.

[@danielsaragih]

Gym bro vibe

[@wabwador9464]

unlike women

[@Zenith_Nulls]

@@wabwador9464......

[@MaxIsBackInTown]

This is any lifting gym you go into

[@evangelion933]

With the amount of control Angel had in putting the weight down, I guarantee you this wasn't his actual max. Once he gets a bit more confidence in his lifting, he's going to be putting up insane numbers.

[@riveralley]

Yeah for sure!! The eccentric was beautiful.

[@bogdanadzic9305]

Eccentric is easier

[@JuiceBox000]

@@bogdanadzic9305 you have never lifted huh

[@bogdanadzic9305]

@@JuiceBox000 no i deadlift 300 kg beltless and yes ecentric is always easier 🤣

[@xenozenith19]

​​@@bogdanadzic9305its not about eccentric being easier, yes it obviously is if you just let gravity drop the weight. When you control it though, thats how eccentric is better and harder, still Easier than concentric but if you can control the weight down you could lift a lot more in concentric

[@dtp692]

Just 5 humble kings talking about positivity and being honest with each other

[@morningstar00]

@Big Dragon They are, you are not bro hahaha

[@dtp692]

@Big Dragon bit jealous are we?

[@Mightbean]

Now it is 7 humble kings talking about positivity and being honest with each other.

[@iv3nomousi]

They started off logically and ranking with respect, then instantly transformed into the classic hypedog bro family the second weights appear. Brings a tear to the eye

[@thatopyright6469]

it did for us all

[@RalphEllisonX]

Bro...

[@cuetoaa7074]

It's beautiful...

[@-12Sided]

Something women can’t do. 😂

[@kewltony]

both of the asian did sumo

[@KanyeWestLyricalGenius]

I love how wholesome they all are. No one wanted to say they were the strongest lol. "You're the strongest." "No, you are."

[@AxelMattias]

Thats actually what I was dissapointed about it. I wanted people to be more confident! And yes, a bit more egoistic. Wouldve made it more funny as well.

[@ioiioooio193]

@@AxelMattias that kind of behaviour is what people expect from the bodybuilding community and use to hate it, being supportive is always better that having a huge ego

[@SLouiss]

Do you like fish sticks?

[@Ray03595]

@@AxelMattias its more so because they know looks can be deceiving when it comes to how much someone can lift. It's not all about the size of your muscles.

[@anonymousbo0318]

@@Ray03595 Generally bigger muscles means stronger. Though people's height, body per portions, etc take account in that as well. For example the shorter blonde hair guy arms look bigger than the others because he's shorter and has shorter arms.

[@two_mey_]

I love how none of these guys are full of themselves and instead bring each other up. They’re constantly supporting each other and aren’t arrogant at all. I’m so happy to be in such a supportive community.

[@tylersmall262]

Everyone in the lifting community is so supportive and humble. Comparing this vid to the one on perceived intelligence is unreal.

[@poopmachine]

The irony

[@kheatherthompson]

Which is the main reason I love lifting! 🏋🏾‍♀️

[@mcmerry2846]

Because gym boys are too bottom in intelligence

[@Agentfirestarter]

@Josh lol true

[@changemystateofmind3659]

@@mcmerry2846 So smart people are supposed to be toxic, bitter and have a superiority complex? You would think intelligence would put you above all that nonsense

[@Patterrz]

I've never met a mean person at the gym, most people are super kind, willing to help whenever and want you to succeed, it's awesome

[@TNnxnek]

@@hajidle everyone should :)

[@pitou8271]

Issac Cox

[@aigeee]

mhm

[@CoilFYZX]

That means everyone at your gym is ACTUALLY strong! Hahah...

[@hawkdubz3094]

@@hajidle ☠️

[@Avamazingxx21]

idk why people have this preconception that gym guys are super egotistical lmao. these guys are all so humble and supportive of eachother!! so nice to see :))

[@zitronentee]

I think it's 90s concept of roid guys (with their roid rage)

[@beepboop1391]

This is a public video, and they know it’s going to seen my millions. And they were cast cause they’re clearly articulate and likable people. Go into the stereotypical suburban gym’s weight section, and you’ll hear disgusting things coming out of some gym bros mouths.

[@ldr9918]

@@beepboop1391 I was going to agree with the original comment, until i saw this comment lol it sounds true :') but for these 5 dudes alone, they seem like a great set of people! props to jubilee's casting director

[@143Oshawott]

Most of the people that go to the gym know that when you go, no matter if that’s for weight loss or heavy lifting, you are there to better yourself. There are still stereotypical and egotistical people for sure, but the community as a whole has been shifting to a more supportive community.

[@DoktorrFlow]

The preconception was created to get people away from the gym and improving themselves :/

[@sherlock4791]

A lot of people wonder why lifting community is always supportive and regardless of your PR Even if youre on 500+ you will still be hyped when people hit 100 as their PR It's all because we've been there before, we understand the grind, we understand how it feels to push thru 20 PR or even 5 PR There's no one lifting 500+ by just having a gold medalist parents, they all need to grind it from 0

[@kabirkumar5815]

100% Hard working people appreciate hard work!

[@paulharper4196]

I literally just commented as such, that I spotted a girl who went for a 68kg bench pr a couple of days ago, 68kg is a warm up weight for me, but she ground that rep out and I was so hyped for her shouting encouragement then when she got it we fist bumped from the awesomeness.

[@garilvaeducate8320]

Amen ❤

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

The perfect environment to be around is just being with other gym bros helping each other out to get better together. One of the sweetest things you can experience for yourself when you develop friendships in the gym.

[@ARRRGgHHHHHHh]

don't say gym bro unless your american

[@goldenmemes51]

@@ARRRGgHHHHHHh I Slav u lav

[@vondenffer]

average more plates more dates enjoyer

[@_________________142]

@@vondenffer Average deltlord enjoyer

[@jadeninja9jadeninja9]

I like to imagine after you get home from the gym you go straight to commenting on every single KZbin video

[@saigebasil2285]

Favorite one so far. Gym guys get a bad rep for being toxic but these guys (and a lot of guys I know) are the nicest and supportive guys.

[@monke204ah]

The only toxic people in the gym are the instagram "models"

[@Vaudrin]

Most gym bros try to be the homie they wished others were to them

[@zachrobinson7347]

@@monke204ah anyone can be toxic

[@demonslayer5613]

Its almost like stereotypes arent true

[@parvlo]

I don’t recall hearing that gym guys are toxic? Mostly that they are supportive and want others to succeed in their journey’s.

[@gyosob7265]

Angel seems so sweet and the way he puts the bar down so gently is SO impressive

[@karissal5790]

I was just thinking that! I just started lifting recently, haven’t moved into deadlifts yet but with the amount of people I see yelling while lifting then dropping their weight (there’s literally nothing wrong with that it’s just what i’m used to seeing at my gym) I was so surprised at how controlled he was, that’s definitely what I’m going to be aiming for

[@sogeqt9188]

There is more focus on going slowly up than down in dead lifting. I'm sure many of them could controllably go back down, but it's not what we look for + you can risk knee injury as you just locked your knees in.

[@frantic9125]

ur focused on the wrong things. it’s all about going up you can risk injury locking ur knees trying to go slowly

[@angelvaldez1979]

Thank you for noticing! I know it can be dangerous to go down slowly, it is a “bad” habit I got from gymnastics and martial arts to be always in control, but I’m definitely still learning 🥰

[@AndrewVanLare]

Normally yes you should control the weight back down. However, during a PR, it can raise the risk of injury. Most injuries happen during the eccentric loading phase and unlike squats and bench press you can just get rid of it entirely on a deadlift.

[@TheGunnerdano]

Brandon’s form on that deadlift nearly broke my back

[@SupBro124]

Fr

[@blahbleh5671]

Lot's of peer pressure to make that loft, he would have snapped his back to get it.

[@dilhancongar-pn1nd]

Fr this rep broke my spin by watching

[@dragan176]

Spinal

[@dragan176]

Spinal

[@bubblegum_girl]

Isaac is a true team captain The way he lifted everyone's self respect and encouraged goal-setting was a great thing to see

[@ascarletllama]

Angel is a real one, loves and uplifts those around him without so much as a quick introduction. We need more of him in this world.

[@jojobee42]

Yeah his parents raised him well. He was so polite and positive, and if someone had had a bad experience he was quick to say how sorry he is to hear that. Sometimes one's name truly is an omen!

[@ascarletllama]

@@jojobee42 I couldn’t agree with you more Jojo, the way he reached out to others was so comforting. Truly an Angel!

[@baseddepartment6606]

guess angel is an angel!

[@atIXO.]

@@baseddepartment6606 who tf calls their kid angel

[@baseddepartment6606]

@@atIXO. its his real name i think

[@Skux720]

"I didn't know that I could do this" is the best feeling ever. You are stronger than you know.

[@madmaxiemartialartsnerd485]

that's what happened with me when i did my first 200 lb deadlift, Traditionally I just did 100 pound lifts to focus on high reps. And then one day, I saw a kid do a super bad technique and form execution on 200, and I KNOW your never suppose to do copy cat people around you. But just something in me was screaming "you can do that, and with correct technique". So I tried out 200 lbs, and was able to rep it 4 times. I guess just sticking to 100 LBs and doing super high volume reps just gave me a One rep max i wasn't even aware of that I had.

[@rexy8787]

@@madmaxiemartialartsnerd485 120kg is my warmup

[@jout738]

Its that every single time they going to lift more the next time, when their muscles have grown and so their abel to do it, so thats why all of them hit new pb, when their muscles were fresh for it.

[@bertilandersson6606]

This speaks volumes on how much emotional intelligence, supportive and kind men are as a group.

[@MrColdwilliam]

Now compare this to women in groups.

[@margusiraptor9729]

​@@MrColdwilliam Gtfo with the toxicity. Shitty and toxic groups aren't gender specific.

[@arunima3745]

@@MrColdwilliam have you seen the female version of this video? they were even more supportive

[@OhKayMart]

@@MrColdwilliam What's up with you sexist clowns blowing up every thread? The female version is just as supportive. Comparing the worst females to the best males isn't the logical reasoning you think it is.

[@keiztrat]

@@arunima3745 Equality

[@danielshim7550]

This is a prime example of how most men are when they exercise. They support each other *Genuinely* nothing seemed forced. This is awesome. Great video.

[@josie3221]

i can’t specifically weight lift bc of a heart disorder but every athletic community i’ve ever joined has been incredibly collaborative and positive like this

[@ashvinvaidyanathan7239]

@@josie3221 lifting weights isn't the only form of exercise. Do whatever you can as long as you're doing it to better yourself.

[@Cars2155]

@@ashvinvaidyanathan7239 true but you can only put on serious muscle by lifting weights, its in a category of its own and has its specific benefits. most people would be better off lifting even if it was just a few times a week

[@ninjacortadordecebola1215]

@@josie3221 just buy a New heart or something

[@brendangardner702]

When I joined the weight lifting community I noticed that everyone just has love for each other and wants to see each other succeed. This is a prime example!

[@KineticSymphony]

I think part of it is we all do it, work hard and realize just how much effort is involved, so we all respect each other more for it.

[@brendangardner702]

@@KineticSymphony Yeah, totally agree!

[@Tetrathegod]

I just imagined the whole time if it was done with women hahahahah

[@Sonof_DRN2004]

It’s because generally healthier people are happier, and happier people are nicer, and nicer people are more supportive. However this doesn’t describe ego lifter and general gym douches.

[@bangnguyen8365]

because its about self improvement, not competition, so there's no need to keep any secret to yourself

[@eighthlegofthephantomtroup1842]

I think Angel could have gone higher, still. He was fully controlling that weight with how slow he lowered it.

[@SquarebodyLife183]

I honestly thought Isaac shoulda gone up. part of me thinks he stopped so he wouldn't show off. he did pull sumo, but it was still really impressive, considering the length of his legs

[@Ghall2708]

I think 385 would’ve been his best

[@mayamaeru]

his face was not straining like the next guy, i think he could have lifted more than the one with the sweatshirt and pants but he wasted a lot of energy with those 3 lifts.

[@sarahyummers]

He had perfect form too - slow and controlled! He definitely could have went higher.

[@mysedim6481]

He could have had an injury in the past that’s limiting

[@smallstepseveryday22]

i love how they are listening to each other in the ranking, like actually listening and being so kind!

[@heavenlyhashbrown1]

Every disc in my low back herniated just watching this. That is some insanely impressive strength.

[@hansmoran1219]

Every disc in Ruben and Brandon's back was struggling not to as well. That back arch competed with a Mormon girls first

[@stansmultifandoms5686]

@@hansmoran1219 You wrong for that bro😂😂😭

[@tamborineman4704]

@@hansmoran1219 gross dude

[@anaroque8352]

For this reason alone, this why I'm terrified of doing RDLs 🤣

[@impeledits2779]

@@hansmoran1219 wtf does this mean can u explain lol

[@annoyingkraken]

Having Isaac in the party gives a +15% Strength bonus.

[@jaysecond42]

Ahahahahahahhaa

[@gd_media]

🤣🤣🤣❤️

[@cheeseshit999]

Having erin gives -15% all stats

[@dylanportillo2317]

Hands down. Those WOOOOOOO’s were crisp

[@narnia8945]

Isaac gets 1000% strength from everyone else and the production team

[@rickyz8531]

The joy Angel has when he finishes the lift is what it’s about. It feels great to get a PR and it feels great to be there for someone else’s.

[@xv9021]

angel had one of the best forms too. I have a freind like him and its completely unfair how much he can lift versus me

[@mariosassiotis2697]

Angel is way stronger that he thinks

[@rooster5146]

I love how they're all encouraging eachother, so uplifting

[@aramalqestoma1450]

Quiite literally

[@samthelad4313]

Very impressed with the so-called "weakest" guy and how fast he did that 315. Didn't look difficult at all, and he was using a double-overhand grip too! He would become a deadlift BEAST with some consistent training.

[@pffa9675]

Lol that was a Sumo lift. Angel smoked his PR with his conventional first attempt

[@gregmccauley1687]

Yeah no kidding, he could have done more for sure. Not sure why he stopped there.

[@samthelad4313]

@@gregmccauley1687 Maxing out on a deadlift is hard and grueling, definitely something that he needs more experience with first

[@josephmother408]

he was pulling sumo instead of conventional. angel fucked him up

[@haydenchristensen9278]

@@pffa9675 who cares ?

[@Alsoashhy]

This is so heartwarming, I love that there is literally no negative energy here I honestly wanna cry

[@tc98826]

This is quite normal for guys lol

[@jacob9436]

@@tc98826 fr men dont secretly hate each other behind their backs😂😂 just a woman thing

[@evooevoo6062]

@@jacob9436 I see it more in male groups than in female groups but go off

[@Sahil99413]

@@evooevoo6062 it everywhere

[@ningombamthamson8709]

Why do you wanna cry lol 😂😂

[@The_Cheezit_Man]

As a person who has always played competitive sports, going into weightlifting this year as a freshman was really strange. But I liked it. Everyone is super supportive and even if they’re wanting to do better than you, the people around you always cheer you on. It’s really unique and fun tbh.

[@bleachfilms7111]

bro i 100% feel this, it’s a surreal experience becouse even the people competing against you cheer for you and hope you do your best

[@whathappenedtolucy]

No one cares ur weak get guud like me kid

[@justmark7223]

by far im in love how humble they are when ranking eachother and how a couple of strangers became gymbros in matter of minutes

[@twizack22]

I don't think Angel is used to pushing himself. It looks like he's been lifting in his comfort zone. The support from this group encourage him to move out of it. It was beautiful to see his success! Isaac was clearly the beast!😅

[@2anzzzKing]

we can't really tell whos stronger between brandon or isaac. isaac did the sumo deadlift while brandon did the conventional deadlift. sumo deadlift allows you to lift a lot more weight so its hard to compare.

[@tilly3702]

@@2anzzzKing brandon had bad form. His back was really really rounded. I think he could lift the same as Angel, but that ego lift there was not it. I think Isaac is clearly stronger. His size alone gives him a massive advantage

[@mysteretsym]

@@2anzzzKing that’s not a romanian deadliff. It would be a stiff legged deadlift. But even then, thats not a stiff leg deadlift it’s just kinda bad form. What Angel did was more like a stiff legged deadlift

[@mysteretsym]

@@tilly3702 true people sleep on isaac. Hes a big boy. Ofc he can deadlift the most. Im willing to bet he could deadlift more conventional than all of these guys as well.

[@brandonn5408]

@@2anzzzKing the ease of sumo vs conventional deadlift depends on your anatomy. sometimes its harder depending on the person.

[@briangalloway3684]

Isaac was treating that lineup like he was trying to convince someone his cars not that fast at a street race.

[@JAfonsoNunesMartins10]

lmao that's a perfect example

[@ericreid3540]

Lmaooo this was spot on

[@RenounceDarkness_]

This made me smile. Just how their cheering each other for the lift no matter the weight was so wholesome

[@ginjaedgy49]

angel is the true champ i loved how at one point he subtly called the dude out for doing sumo deadlift. meanwhile my boy angel sticking with conventional

[@hall9697]

fr if they all sticked to conventional the ranking would be more accurate.

[@RedGhoulAnimation]

Tall dude probably naturally does sumo without realizing

[@blackpyjamas7987]

Everyones so supportive and humble like “oh no, i dont think im that strong, i think you’re stronger” esp isaac. Then theres that one lady at the iq testing video LMAO

[@dromedda6810]

She is my favourite villain

[@SomeLad12]

@@dromedda6810 “villain” 💀

[@Chrono-Synclastic-Infundibulum]

Please please tell me what this video is called 🙏 🙏

[@blink182bfsftw]

Link it you monsters

[@eliyahuzylberberg171]

@@blink182bfsftw just search up or 5 people rank each other by iq

[@strmrbtw2499]

And this is proof that sports helps you grow as a person. They were so supportive and kind to each other you can't deny it

[@_Yombo]

Going to the gym isn't a sport

[@adrienmaivai3105]

@@_Yombo It is cause it may lead to competing in halterophilie or powerlifting

[@user-pd9xj1bt4e]

@@_Yombo powerlifting is

[@locke8412]

@@_Yombo powerlifting and olympic weightlifting are sports

[@_Yombo]

@Kleangeezy Ah yes, my favorite sport, going to the gym

[@rhazthemaster]

Honestly the best episode I have ever seen on Jubilee. Everyone is super cool, nice and supportive. It is also very interesting how they guessed pretty accurately the strength among them.

[@deivijones1145]

Among Us?

[@naveenp2066]

@@deivijones1145 stop

[@bryns7870]

yes!!

[@arigabou]

this is normal gym community, and its not thanks to jubilee

[@shaunsaega]

@@arigabou so true

[@01srob]

This was just wholesome. Watching them all cheer eachother on and build off of eachother.

[@TrankDuo7]

As someone who goes to the gym, people like Isaac are the best to have around. His energy fueled the rest of the guys. Very wholesome!

[@SkileticProductions]

This is the side of masculinity you don’t see shown often these days. Love to see it!

[@albertoramos4312]

Actually is very common to see men pushing each other for their best.

[@woshdndndj2103]

you see it often its just not the focus of the media

[@swimfan752]

You see this all the time

[@lohuune9627]

Within the lifting community it's pretty common

[@floydphillipsco]

@@woshdndndj2103 Yep. The bros are always supporting, encouraging and showing love. I wish it was featured more...

[@ralph.aguinaldomd]

I was a powerlifter, and I have to say that this is the kind of vibe I had with my teammates in the gym. We inspire each other so we can lift more than we think we could. No toxic masculinity, that's for sure.

[@shootstraight91]

Yea I never seen toxic masculinity in my gym either, I've seen people being confronted about not respecting gym etiquette, that's about it

[@Dang_Lin-Wang]

Toxic masculinity generally resides in the heads of feminists...

[@okallup8012]

There's no such thing as toxic masculinity.

[@indiecloud100]

@@okallup8012 there is. These men were masculine without being toxic to each other

[@werrutkyupnext]

@@indiecloud100 toxic masculinity dosen't exist, just toxic people

[@jackr4708]

I love how they are all so supportive of each other even though they are competing. This is the beauty of the lifting community

[@bradschmitt1990]

THAT was hype. Isaac was such a great encourager for the guys, being the strongest/last guy. The raw emotion of those PRs were awesome to see!

[@user-ln7cf1mr4q]

he did a very wide sumo stance though, if he has his feet closer, it would've been around 450-470 max imo.

[@timexyemerald6290]

@@user-ln7cf1mr4q yeah he could have still lifted that weight but not as easy as he did with wide as frick stance 😂😂

[@kozzzlowww]

@@user-ln7cf1mr4q even if that's true, so what? I personally prefer conventional and can pull more weight that way compared to sumo. your stance is a matter of preference, and it doesn't change the fact that he pulled over 500 with ease

[@chrips154]

@@user-ln7cf1mr4q it really doesnt matter, go watch a video on sumo vs conventional, just depend on the person

[@user-ln7cf1mr4q]

@@chrips154 i use logic, when you put your feet farther apart, you put your body weight over more surface area, and you pull it up lesser amount with knees locking lower as well, overall it is less fatiguing then conventional

[@rayres1074]

That 525 lb deadlift was BEAST. It honestly didn't even seem he struggled.

[@bigjohn8925]

It’s bc he did a sumo deadlift which is way easier

[@TrenbologneSandwich]

@@bigjohn8925 For him maybe, Sumo is harder for me. It's all about how you're built. I'm built as a conventional monster but sumo takes 100lbs off my max

[@thomasmacdonough288]

@@bigjohn8925 Nice bait, but why

[@Grunk369]

@@bigjohn8925 isn’t sumo pretty useless for tall people?

[@bigjohn8925]

@@thomasmacdonough288 what bait? Sumo deadlifts are significantly easier and u can do much higher weight bc it’s much less effort

[@healyalvarado4791]

I had a story like Edward too. My buddies who lifted were picking up girls at a party as a party trick. My then gf excitedly said “ooh I wanna be lifted lift me” to my friends, ignoring me. Fortunately they had the grace not to, but it’s been a grind every day since

[@jondonelly7219]

She’s for the streets. Focus on yourself king

[@Camille-uh8oc]

@@jondonelly7219 bro wtf 😭 if his friends were lifting people (emphasis on *not* him) then it makes sense that she wouldn’t immediately think to ask him - it’s not like he offered either so I assume he probably didn’t have the capabilities. Doesn’t mean she’s a sl*t lmao

[@madtitanthanos9136]

Hope you're doing better now g!

[@Notorious224]

@@jondonelly7219 Nah she opened his eyes, gotta hit the gym

[@noel2577]

Growing up, one of the things I've learned is to not take what others say personally. Don't devote your life to something based off how someone else made you feel. If you wanna do something, do it cuz you want to. You'll get a lot farther in life that way.

[@Ken17-b8g]

Really love the American gym culture. It's pretty amazing and motivating to see other people believing in you and cheering for you to go beyond. I don't feel any jealousy coming from these guys, only support. This really is something special.

[@jslick8885]

its not just american culture tho

[@paulharper4196]

I'm in australia and the gym I go to has this going on as well

[@ShaniOnSinai]

As a female bodybuilder I can attest that the community is super kind, supportive and sweet! Don’t let our muscles scare you! 🤗we lift strong, we hug strong.

[@idontknow2965]

Shweet

[@genghiskhan6809]

The only people we lifters truly compete against are ourselves in the past. I say this as a powerlifter.

[@theotherasianguy8249]

Please attack me and pin me on the ground

[@were_on_the_sidelines4351]

@@theotherasianguy8249 do 500kg on bench no spotter rn

[@JSieberer77]

@@were_on_the_sidelines4351 With or without multi-ply shirt?

[@rockkid8306]

I love how humble Isaac and Angel are despite their looks and strength.

[@sangbeom6245]

You have no idea who Lu Xiaojun is. Search Chinese Weightlifting Team

[@bydr9835]

The strongest people are those who are humble

[@thesourpretzel]

@@sangbeom6245 bro no one cares he’s a professional 😭

[@basicmeme1040]

@@sangbeom6245 what does lu have to do with this

[@basicmeme1040]

@@sangbeom6245 Chinese olympic lifting team not any Chinese lifting team

[@timng_]

Making PR's in a Jubilee set, imagine telling that to the Gym bros 😂😂

[@Patricia-lc1ik]

Lmfaoo😭😭😂

[@acedius8156]

damn, why the hate

[@prestona9658]

@@acedius8156 i dont know what you are talking about

[@anthony2507]

It's totally believable if they work out in a toxic gym and setting PRs in a setting like this. Of course you'll set PR's in an environment that pushes you to hit your best and not the gym's best.

[@copeenthuisiast5453]

@@anthony2507 bro this has nothing to do w toxicity on some days ur just stronger

[@ninjaundermyskin]

The best thing is the instant camaraderie among these guys who just met a few minutes ago. No negative energy at all, only excitement and encouragement. (I think watching to much Hell's Kitchen had jaded me on the ability for humans to cheer for one another)

[@gnvw]

I love how isaac just be slapping everyones back, everyone is so encouraging in a healthy way!

[@sjzz]

What's unhealthy way ???

[@ohno4435]

@@sjzz Yelling, giving comparison motivations, saying they may need to change diet or take supplements. All unhealthy ways of encouragement.

[@mejur2662]

@@ohno4435 how is yelling or telling someone they have a shitty diet that’s holding them back unhealthy

[@franciscomatte7255]

One of those slaps guarantees you a pr

[@aj3706]

@@ohno4435 what's wrong with saying that a better diet is needed for improvement? A diet is very important when it comes to these stuff.

[@sliceofpay]

Isaac is such a stereotypical gym bro, I love it 😂😂 Slapping the other guys before the lift, yelling, and putting earbuds in for one lift lol

[@skellymon1771]

The ear buds got me xD

[@walter6636]

except he's really not a stereotypical gym bro, he's not wearing a stringer flexing in the mirror, acting like a douche bag

[@josie3221]

he’s like the best version of a gym bro

[@perfectifmelancholy]

This is a great example of the reality of serious strength trainers. Humble, friendly, motivating, and always ready to see someone else succeed.

[@AdrenalineExiles]

i watched only a few videos from this channel, but i love how gym people were the kindest and most wholesome for me that shows how positive and supportive people in the gym are to each other

[@celineleandragubser6088]

How amazing they hyped each eachother up!

[@adams3903]

video has been up for 4 minutes??

[@ikoandreas5085]

@@adams3903 some people skip around

[@blizz8563]

@@ikoandreas5085 skip around? Bro took 3 minute jumps

[@ikoandreas5085]

@@blizz8563 yeah?

[@blizz8563]

@@ikoandreas5085 bro. That's 1/4 the video

[@mollyoxy]

Angel is such an angel 😭 I really liked how supportive and humble everyone was. I was smiling through the whole video

[@angelvaldez1979]

You are so sweet, gracias 💕💕💕

[@lirong2168]

@@angelvaldez1979 what do you do for legs?

[@Usernamelol26374]

@@angelvaldez1979 where did you get your necklace?

[@angelvaldez1979]

@@lirong2168 Most don’t believe me, but it is genetics, some of my first memories is when I was a kid and my tias wouldn’t stop squishing my thick legs 🤣

[@Tom-vu1wr]

@@angelvaldez1979 how r ur Olympic lifts doing? U r certainly built for that

[@moonnuchamling9875]

Isaac is the reason all these guys were able to lift weight more than they were used to lifting or they could lift before. He was so supportive and hyping all of them. I'm happy that he was the strongest, I mean he could lift the most weight. In his turn there was little less cheering, hyping and encouraging because he was the one who was actually cheering and hyping up the most for all of them. But all of these boys were so cheerful, supportive and encouraging 👏💖

[@Hybrid_Therapy]

The greatest lifts are when we lift each other - Someone on the internet

[@shaidyn8278]

I grew up with so many stereotypes about jocks and muscle heads. Turns out it mostly just applied to high school idiots. People who have put in years of work to improve their bodies are by and large humble, and always ready and willing to help guide others on the same journey.

[@jzen1455]

Seems from the 2010s onward, stereotypical cliches have become much less defined and people are open to "cross pollination". I remember in HS in the 90s, jocks were more douchey and tended to operate within a narrow lane compared to athletic minded teens/youg adults of today.

[@BrianK-zz4fk]

i basically worked out with the football team in HS. It was always them pushing each other and myself in the 90s. was a great experience. Im always one that doesnt matter your size will spot or cheer on for getting best results.

[@paulharper4196]

Exactly this, I'm in decent shape and decently strong but nothing special, yet a couple of months ago I was deadlifting and a new kid in the gym picked me out to ask for advice on how he should proceed with his fitness journey. So between my sets I chatted with him about how I train and why, and told him to basically learn the compound lifts, build up a decent base of strength then decide where to go from there. I see him around every now and then and always enquire as to how his training is going and he says he's really enjoying it and thanks for the help when he first started.

[@noelleolszewski7473]

this is what i wanna see when people say ‘dudes being dudes’ or ‘boys will be boys’ this is so wholesome and they are supporting eachother so much it’s adorable

[@swimfan752]

Fwiw those are two very different expressions with different meanings

[@dchen2140]

Don't call us adorable. We honorable.

[@petternilsson1155]

Well this is what you see when people say that. Srsly masculinity is not toxic you bozo

[@taccac7190]

@@dchen2140 nah, look at your profile pic, you're adorable.

[@justinolszewski8536]

Yo are we related?

[@stimulortum]

As someone who enjoys lifting, I'm glad so many people get to see this. For people who have a passion for lifting, every day you step into the gym is a reality check. The instant you ego lift, you slow down your progress and risk injury. For this reason, most lifters are down to earth and genuinely want the best for their peers and newcomers.

[@ABlackMan9]

Just got back into working out myself after 4 years of not doing it. This is actually really inspiring cause when your 60 pds overweight it can get really intimidating in the gym. It's awesome to see that the gym mentality is just supportive and motivational. Great content👌🏾

[@Don2006]

Even at the most hardcore gyms, no one cares if you're 300 pounds overweight. As long as you're working hard and not damaging the equipment, we're all brothers and sisters.

[@Alex_frost1994]

Congratulations on getting back.Its tough getting back once you stop working out for months.

[@christopherplayle8685]

Same here, currently 227 pounds (103kg), bit on the heavy side but I started a couple months ago at 236 so it’s progress. Keep it up dude, you got this :)

[@thebeatles9]

honestly dude that 60lb of weight is gonna make you feel like a best at the weight rack. Weight directly correlates to strength

[@eftichismalandrakis]

@@Don2006 That's just not true

[@trinitygutteridge6175]

These boys need to be gym buddies!!! So supportive of eachother, I loved it!

[@theblackswordsman9669]

absolute gym kings, and to anyone disappointed by the weights they're putting up when compared to these guys, don't even stress. If you're deadlifting 3 plates, you're still only lifting more than the guy who lifted the least, these are all absolutely insane numbers these kings are putting up, just keep adding weight and keep at it, we're all gonna make it bros.

[@TempleTips.]

No one should be disappointed cuz everyone in this video except for the blond dude either had AWFUL form with their back bending so much it should be a health concern, or did a sumo lift which is not a true deadlift and is waaaay easier

[@cazhmonii]

@@TempleTips. I like how this comment is saying not to compare people and to keep pushing forward regardless of what others can do, and then your reply immediately compares them and insults their form. Nice way to miss the point buddy.

[@Argonnosi]

@@TempleTips. They were hitting PRs. Form breakdown is to be expected.

[@TempleTips.]

@@cazhmonii I'm not missing the point, I'm just being real, because a lot of guys might be mislead by the top comment here. Way to miss my point, "buddy". Sorry I'm realistic

[@TempleTips.]

@@cazhmonii Also, having bad form isn't just something to insult, it's serious and can get you injured. Stop being so sensitive.

[@TatendaMikey]

I like how they each said they didn't know they could lift that heavy which shows the power of support and encouragement from others to self.

[@daddygeorge8496]

ok

[@chickenmadness1732]

Power of friendship is real lmao.

[@Dracoballad]

love how supportive issac is and love how humble and pure angel is these guys are all amazing

[@monicaconcepcion3083]

0:30 what the guy said abt scheduling your workouts, its worked out for me too. i make sure to schedule it during a time when i can either get some rest or time for myself. i've been doing it for 2 years now and its been a great help with maintaining the consistency

[@dodie7743]

hope we get a women’s version!

[@diamondfatoki6234]

Yesss! Would love that

[@jubabutler]

A can’t think of a worse video.

[@diamondfatoki6234]

Okay Julian

[@nelsondendomo6687]

@@jubabutler why? Womens version would also be very interesting

[@Patricia-lc1ik]

@@jubabutler scared a woman can lift more than you ? 😂

[@athernandez666]

This has to be one of the best episodes you guys have ever made. The energy that group had was amazing.

[@simongamez]

I love how humble and supportive these guys are, specially Isaac. It'll be nice to see this type of support on a daily basis between men. Loved it!

[@automattic7412]

I love how angels is an absolute unit but is also so humble. bro acting like he didn’t know he was about to smoke those deadlifts

[@joshklapperich9416]

angel looks absolutely massive I cant believe he never deadlifted that much before. He could easily go up another 50 with very little training

[@dkblitz4538]

Yeah, he didn’t even drop the barbell. He set it down gently. He can definitely do a lot more

[@silent3472]

I feel like he could have gone like minimum 10 pounds higher if he wanted to but since he hasn't done it before he didn't go for it.

[@seed.planted]

He just needed to see someone else lift that. He’ll be pulling four plates within the month

[@MONSTiiiR]

Because muscle size isn’t a 1 to 1 equation to strength. Bodybuilding and powerlifting is a different sport. Look up matt vena. He’s not big but he moves insane weight

[@Maxx-Oblivion]

I get what you mean. It comes down to training. It’s possible he never aimed to raise his one rep max but it’s just improved as he’s gotten stronger. You can tell because he was focusing on controlling the bar for the whole rep

[@hjecvatanabe1008]

I assumed the "Berkeley" guy would lift the most because he got that "Never talk to anybody and always wear a loose hoodie to hide your power level" energy

[@nnotrubenn]

lmao i am very much to myself at the gym

[@haroldi.6450]

@@nnotrubenn lol is the at u

[@WalkinChristum]

When I saw the set-up for deadlift for Isaac, I knew that it was already over haha

[@tomjaap2933]

Yup, sumo's dont count as deadlifts

[@shakenbake8597]

@@tomjaap2933 👨🏽‍🦲

[@leevikamarainen1493]

@@tomjaap2933 Tell me you're weak without saying you're weak.

[@joshuarichardson9033]

Bro came w a darc shirt on 😂Ik he was gonna life the most

[@jasonpeng5798]

@@tomjaap2933 wtf look at it again he was doing conventional why tf u think it’s sumo

[@faiitheless8594]

Damn I love all these guys energy. It's the first time I've seen so many gym bros so positive to each other.

[@adam3496]

LIGHTWEIGHT BABYYY!! in all seriousness tho, for those out there scared of going to the gym, let me tell u my experience. It is the absolute nicest community I’ve ever been a part of, I don’t think I’ve ever so many helpful people and especially people willing to show a newbie the ropes.

[@jessikarabbid4720]

I LOVE HOW THEY HYPED EACHOTHER UP!!!!!

[@angellomamaril80]

That’s on positive gym culture haha

[@MrEysox]

That's gymbros for you

[@adamk9677]

@@angellomamaril80 theres no such thing as gym culture.

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

@@adamk9677 there definitely is

[@tridan9179]

Damn, I wish my gym community was like this. Full of humble, noncompetitive guys that support each other.

[@ZainAhmed-ns2di]

It's there you just gotta find it under the ecstacy of overcoming body dysmorphia while in the gym and body dysmorphia itself outside the gym

[@thawfeeqjamaal1777]

If your gym isn't like this, it is time to change the gym.

[@DaDualityofMan]

Who says they're not competitve tho? Competition gets u better.

[@aaronyew3019]

humility is important, but friendly competition is still as important as it serves as another motivation to become better

[@pinoyyya6948]

@@DaDualityofMan Yeah, it does. The thing is that the level of intensity and stimuli from lifting 155lbs, for instance, varies greatly between individuals and, because the principle of competition is comparison, it just doesn't fit the whole weightlifting thing that much.

[@tristannaylor5197]

love the honesty. and being so humble. so amazing to watch these guys

[@arnaudborne6904]

This is part of the reason why fitness is my passion. Just look at how wholesome and supprortive these guys are. Same goes for a lot of the community.

[@MrWeirdoh]

If you compare this to the IQ Video, all supportive, seem genuinely happy for euch others PR and stay humble and friendly all the time. I was espacially suprised by Angel, who I had my own prejudice for being cocky, however he was so genuinely happy for his PR and thankful to the others, heart-warming. Great guys 💪💪💪

[@mrrinkable]

hea not cocky he's factual

[@ralfkinkel9687]

I think a big reason is that you get a reality check for strength easily. For intelligence it's much harder to know where you or other people are at and it's not a well defined metric, while x lbs deadlift is easy to compare.

[@joshstuder265]

Gym culture is one of the most welcoming and uplifting communities out here. Loved the way these men hyped each other up and pushed each other to go harder.

[@quaniggalusquangledanglema5774]

I agree comparing yourself to someone else will lead to failure just focus on yourself💪🏾

[@mr.candyworm2693]

You had the perfect oportunity to do a pun with uplifting! Don't miss it next time!

[@petternilsson1155]

You mean like men usually do like 99% of the time? We’re not douchebags like the media wants to portray us

[@daebak7370]

This is not always the case. It depends on the ppl. There are alot ego maniac douchebags in the fitness space.

[@kalashpatil10]

I love the way they hyped and supported each other. Best video so far.

[@andyhuynh8455]

Love Angel's comment at the end. Working out and training is really about passion and personal commitment. I have been working out for 6 year consistently and I can deadlift 545lb at 150lb bodyweight. Love all the support each of them give to each other.

[@eliyahuzylberberg171]

That’s crazy

[@resplatinum5033]

545lbs at 150 is VERY strong. Most guys twice your weight couldn't do that. Zyzz is proud of you, brah

[@malnutritionboy]

no proof

[@malnutritionboy]

@@resplatinum5033 zyzz is very weak

[@Flawgore]

@@malnutritionboy just get stronger

[@garykuovideos]

By far, one of the more inspiring videos I’ve seen in a while. The encouragement between the participants is refreshing.

[@brianking9424]

I have a 545 deadlift conventional dl I had to fight for… and this guy pulled closed to that without breaking a sweat. Nice job gentlemen!

[@saigedones9894]

He did sumo tho. Sumo is considered to be easier

[@brianking9424]

@@saigedones9894 (I know) but I didn’t wanna rag on him the vibes In The comment section are immaculate.

[@yannmoyes2493]

@@saigedones9894 sumo is easier in the beginning but harder at the end and for some people it just more comfortable with their morphology

[@lalalallalalal3593]

@@saigedones9894 not for everybody, I am way better lifting conventional than sumo, it depends on the person

[@brianking9424]

@@lalalallalalal3593 I love hinging at the hips and it’s easier that way

[@melky3011]

this was so wholesome. had a big smile plastered on my face the entire time 🥺 💞

[@MrBeatboxmasta]

Angel lowering the bar as opposed to dropping it, probably explains why his hypertrophy is more advanced than everyone else. His control allows him to build muscles on the way up and on the way down...while the others only gain from the upward trajectory.

[@paletanner]

That's exactly what I was thinking. He also didn't expect himself to lift so much so he definitely trains for hypertrophy or he at least did in the past. He CrossFit training definitely helped him with that weight!

[@elio6861]

@Takes Notes on a Boat really had to explain what a 1RM is

[@markb5258]

Lowering a 1rm is a ticket to snap city baby, or at least a quick walk to hernia town

[@dylanthevillain1666]

He had the best form

[@LupeBarba]

@Takes Notes on a Boat Except that wasn't a true 1RM for him. He had more in the tank. Controlling that final rep all the way through, up and down, proves that.

[@HongFeiBai]

Okay, this one is unique. Haven't seen this kind of video before. Please do more! How about match the book to the author? Match the glasses to the person? Match the person to the book they read?

[@haleyperetic8285]

I love these ideas!

[@maximalsakerhet7930]

And then one of them is reading Mein Kampf🤣. How hilarious it would be to see people struggle with matching that book to a person lmao.

[@raisaburdak]

Yesss!!!

[@lucymcknight651]

I love match the book to the author

[@Eddiesoc]

I’m glad people get to see first hand how supportive the lifting community is, it has a misconception of everyone being Dbags when in reality it’s mostly humble and kind people

[@Etc-2577]

The amount of solidarity here is incredible

[@tylerallenwade]

Twitter: “toxic masculinity is ruining the world” The Bros: “no I’m not the strongest bro... you are.” 😂😂

[@matthewmccole7732]

But this is healthy masculinity, masculinity can be healthy and toxic at times.

[@abhineetthaire4602]

i dont think you understand what toxic masculinity means

[@FM-dm8xj]

just an excuse not to go the gym

[@williamrothschildakatheman8980]

Real chads lift weights and spirits

[@williamrothschildakatheman8980]

@@abhineetthaire4602 no such thing as toxic masculinity.

[@vanessahasare4849]

please lets talk about how exceptional and one of a kind Isaac is. looks like he was doubting himself but still did it!!!!

[@jacobhargiss3839]

This is actually incredible. Very rarely will you find a group of people where everyone is arguing on the others behalf instead of their own.