"Lifting for looks is feminine"

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00:00 Lifting makes you vain
6:30 The feminine urge to grow your muscles
13:30 Greek statues = sissy art
19:46 Power Coppers
28:52 Simps for 'ceps
37:46 Reject self-hatred, embrace Aesthetics

[@oscarswider]

The feminine urge to become more masculine

[@chrisstanley9477]

All about that feminine sweep like KinoBody

[@samdixon3719]

Its stupid how even trying to look masculine is becoming feminine now wtf

[@breadqueen5351]

@@TheJackOfAllTrades777 that's not a bad thing if that person truly wants it and it's not forced by society. Everyone should strive to have some feminine and some masculine qualities. I think that having a balance of both makes you a more complete person

[@SamaelMoneyStein]

@@breadqueen5351 drag queen ?

[@SamaelMoneyStein]

Getting greased up and posing onstage with a thong or posing shirtless on a platform consistent of mostly men is masculine ? Whoa have I been listening to the wrong pussy slayers in my life.

[@Wayf4rer]

"Lifting for looks is feminine" -Obese powerlifters and ultradyels

[@chrisstanley9477]

-J.D Blaha

[@Cynthia_Blackraven_666]

"powerlifters" who can barely bench 225 lmao.

[@TheOneFemaleWhoWatchesNH]

Can confirm, huge sweaty muscles and lifting hundreds of pounds for reps is indeed feminine

[@Rikarwb]

Thats why NH has .1% female audience, ultimate femininity

[@DarioSim]

yr not even real

[@lutedavis4211]

username checks out

[@hydroxytriptamine3554]

beware the trap gentlemen

[@carlosdelsol76]

@@hydroxytriptamine3554 lets see if she good

[@vess928]

I legit had family members say that muscles made through hard work are real muscles, whereas gym muscles are full of air and actually dont make you strong. Real galaxy brains

[@LeatherNinja]

😂

[@axoltl1]

Lmao. And I suppose you don't have to work hard in the gym to build muscles there

[@nichteni7321]

"U didn't have to cut me off"

[@grandtrashpanda3205]

What is your relationship with them now?

[@vess928]

@@grandtrashpanda3205 normal

[@liftingwizard3431]

My dad once told me that muscles look ugly and you will develop girly habits like looking in the mirror all the time…. after 4 years of consistent hard work he lifts with me✌️

[@Detvanliga]

And now you are both looking in mirrors all the time ;) .

[@oaksaint4458]

Wholesome and based

[@gladiatoryx3599]

giga chad man

[@elka7823]

With that phsyique you been liftjng no more than 6 months

[@sir0nion]

(former) Virgin swole shaming father vs Chad bodybuilder son

[@itsjustme5097]

I don’t lift for looks, I lift... *For The Difficult*

[@stefanoboschetti9746]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@-Azure.EXE-]

Circa 40k 'God Emperor of Bloatkind'

[@CaptainTrips]

@@stefanoboschetti9746 Yes

[@SweatiestToes]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@trev6664]

Based and kyriakospilled

[@michalk1453]

It's the ultimate cope, used only by non lifters and "powerlifters" who want to be bodybuilders but can't

[@chrisstanley9477]

So basically Blahino then?

[@michalk1453]

@@chrisstanley9477 what do you mean? Coath has a glorious physique, bigger than Serge Nubret

[@chepesantacruz777]

@@michalk1453 dont forget that he has a bigger chest and legs than Arnold. Coath is the definition of mass with class

[@sage4nowty129]

You are correct. It's envy.

[@tobyjohn4682]

Fax

[@MonkeyBarsEveryday]

I did a set with more than 3 reps and now I'm a girl :(

[@BaldOmniMan]

Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure must confuse the hell out of that subculture of swine strength coppers.

[@-Tedward]

Its the parable of the fox and the grapes. 🦊 🍇 A fox saw some grapes on the vine and wanted them, but his arms could not reach them. So he said to himself: “the grapes were sour, i didnt need them anyway.”

[@rockchok]

I think the aversion some men have for training for aesthetics is rooted in the idea that by training for aesthetics it is admitting to other people that they are not satisfied with how they currently look.

[@RotiBoy-dy9on]

U haf big bek

[@rockchok]

@@RotiBoy-dy9on thanks bro, I do pullups everyday and document it on my channel :)

[@riccardozanetti2893]

I noticed that, whatever form of physical self-improvement a man tries, people are quick to call it sissy, or gay. This is referred to lifting, but also style and grooming, and it's so backwards it's ridiculous. Since when were men supposed to be crusty and disgusting?

[@n00b7771]

Nothing wrong with taking a shower, wearing clean clothes etc. but some people take those things way too far. If you need to constantly use chemicals to treat your skin and smell good, or pour hundreds of dollars into "fashion", you might as well start wearing a dress and putting on make up

[@carlosdelsol76]

Femboys are men too

[@zainetty242]

hei man you out here copying my name? I will have to sue you haha

[@riccardozanetti2893]

@@zainetty242 Then take it out on my parents bro, I didn't choose it lol

[@alyxfaust5663]

@@n00b7771 Everything women wear or put on, men did it first. Skirts, intricate sandals, makeup, perfume/cologne, shaving body hair, etc. Many things outside of our societies are considered normal to others.

[@s.o.k.1393]

Never felt more feminine in my life than when I was grinding away in the gym for months straight to lift hundreds of pounds of iron and to build pounds and pounds of muscle

[@RemoteHelper]

I used to be the guy that pretended not to care about aesthetics. I used to tell people I lifted for "athletic conditioning", because I felt I was too small to actually be a "bodybuilder" and so I was essentially ashamed of my physique. I embraced lifting for aesthetics a few years ago and I've never felt better about it.

[@RemoteHelper]

Note: Don't get me wrong, lifting did help me greatly in other athletic endeavors. But deep down I knew I really wanted to look jacked as well.

[@Dylan-ve5cy]

I swear you have to be a professor. The ability to talk for hours straight with such high fluidity is crazy.

[@gideonamare160]

That was the first thing i noticed when i first started to watch his videos, I thought how the hell is he able to present so well. A: In his second language & B: having only been posting videos for a couple of years. Come to find out he is an actual teacher, what age I'm not sure

[@spandyspandanbaral717]

He was a teacher I think

[@grandtrashpanda3205]

I wish I had him as my teacher

[@yujiruffhanma3095]

I gotta ask man, what does your video making process look like? You're churning out content day after day, each up to 50 mins long, with wildly different topics. It seems like you write bulletpoints on what you want to talk about, then hit record and just run with it. If that's true, your flow is fantastic, and the fluency with which you move from point to point is really impressive.

[@svenyes4078]

I find that power-coppers are much like members of the body positivity movement: they live in denial, and reject their wrongings or outright deny factual information, because if we look at the aestethic bodytype, it defines health. A muscular frame, lean (signifying a moderated diet) and a will to build confidence through your own success rather than to put down others’ accomplishments to make yourself look better. I’ve heard of an old saying that is spread in african tribes; ”You become a better man when you can admit that you are wrong.” The blind pride and anxiety of power-coppers denies them the ability to acknowledge their wrongdoings, which is their downfall in the end.

[@davidliftsheavycircles]

The guy who says this is the same guy who thinks if he orders anything but a beer he would be gay. Makes zero sense

[@-Tedward]

beer and cheeseburgers, bench and curls. The average dudes diet and program

[@Croissantrophy.meme.channel]

Ironic since beer contains phytoestrogen, which increase estrogen levels on the body.

[@davidliftsheavycircles]

@@-Tedward lol true

[@dionysosalters7565]

Gay means happy. Me, I am gay, I am happy

[@kbflorida888]

@@dionysosalters7565 me too baby!

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

Actually in the animal world, males are the ones who are "vain" in order to attract the females. This can also be observed in primitive human tribes

[@MonkeyBarsEveryday]

Yoooo this is a valid point! Look at birds: males are colorful and exuberant, females are like... idk... _brown_

[@ironsotg9490]

In modern society I'd say that females are more vain on average by a lot compared to the average males.

[@rebmucuc6650]

I agree with this one

[@sergioperez1131]

@@ironsotg9490 I don't think that's true at all, the difference is men are vain without even trying to be good at the things they boast about

[@ironsotg9490]

@@sergioperez1131 I think if we go deeper in what type of vanity, then yes men are more about boasting/arrogance and women are more about the lifestyle, the beauty, the receiving everything, the entitlement, the facade. If you go that way then both do it but different kinds in balancing amounts I'd say. But the kind of vanity I think was more mentioned here was the femenine kind. That's why I wrote what I wrote.

[@olympic-gradelurker]

Someone tell these guys that high heels were fashionably worn by men first to accentuate their calf muscles 😉.

[@fakestradio4741]

Seeing a new NH background feels like unlocking a new camo in Call of Duty back in the day

[@CaptainTrips]

Looks are one of the best by products of lifting. When you spend around 30 minutes per day mirin' your reflection in the mirror then you know that you're doing something right!

[@Pedro_Le_Chef]

I've actually heard this from someone online. Apparently, muscles from labour are manly, but the same muscles from working out is "feminine" because caring about looks is what women do. It's the same rhetoric with the "real word strength" crowd who say the strength gains from working out are meaningless because lifting stuff in real life will be in different and less comfortable positions. The amount of excuses people find to avoid working out is impressive.

[@WALTAH2000]

Lol those “manual labor” dudes would get their asses kicked

[@adamdavis3973]

i worked manual labor for a time, all that happened was i got weaker and lost weight due to working 7 days a week off of like 6 hours a sleep a night, and had no energy to train when i was off work bc we were working 12-14 hour days. on the days i did train espcailly lower body all my lifts went down to about 70% of what they were prior. on top of that there was also almost no time to eat. manual labor can be a very catabolic environment, and probably wont make you stronger but only weaker

[@draco_1876]

@@adamdavis3973 Labor can make you stronger but you have to eat a lot

[@morningstar8501]

@@adamdavis3973 bro I did that shit for a couple months and then quickly noped out. I was getting weaker, more injured, low energy, and being in pain all time. And when I stopped and got something else, my physique got so much better, I was able to recover better and I always have energy. Manual labor is just not worth doing, not enough pay and you’ll be fucking up your body for basically nothing. But then again everyone has their own opinion and I’m just some dude on the internet.

[@joblakelisbon]

I mean I've seen guys who were literally on tons of steroids moan to their family about helping to lift some tables and chairs. It is pretty pathetic when you see what absolute rent boys some lifters are. Genuinely it is as if they are like very precious women. I think if you are a jacked beast and someone asks you to help move some furniture, telling them you just did arms the day before isn't a manly option.

[@mindfuldrone]

You know that "Plato" wasn't his real name, it was a nickname. It means "broad shouldered" in greek. Plato (real name Aristocles) was a wrestler. Which meant lots of gym training, including weights.

[@bambostarla6259]

Even if it's feminine at its core, the will,vambition, drive determination, years and decades to sculpt your body into a work of art, that is masculine. Lets be real, people are either jelous or they dont understand your mindset, because they live in mediocrity. Dont let these people drag you down.

[@tillburr6799]

Those things are also feminine, will ambition all that

[@AdonisTheGreat198]

@@tillburr6799 how is will and ambition feminine?

[@JoshBenware]

I personally thought people with muscles looked weird when I first started lifting. I think it's the same for most people, hence why many new lifters say, "I don't wanna get all huge and bulky", but 3 years later they will do anything to gain one more pound of muscle. Maybe it's the same with steroids. We nattys think they look weird, but they just can't get freakish enough in their own minds.

[@nitolinilo9034]

Idk if you just don’t hyper focus on people who juice, (unrealistic body images), then it’s pretty easy to keep your body dismorphia in check. That and just seeing average everyday people who don’t lift, or lift inconsistently/ with poor programming, it definitely keeps that dysmorphia in check. Yeah feeling better at the expense of others, even if you don’t voice it and it’s all internal, I don’t think is very good, but it is what it is. All this applies to me atleast, not sure about others.

[@Mandolindo]

I've never once said I don't want to be huge and bulky, I've heard many women say that though...

[@grandtrashpanda3205]

@@Mandolindo It's not like they could if they tried lol

[@wyattcote4700]

Ello Yuchub is gonna have a field day with this one.

[@chrisstanley9477]

38:47

[@VastChoirs]

amazing video. 2008 at the peak rippetoe popularity fitness community needed this.

[@sabirahmed3585]

Those people are soon gonna say lifting for martial arts like me is feminine too. Keep going my fellow bodybuilders, people are diverse and that's the beauty of the world

[@ChrisTrovato]

“You are gay” I love this guy

[@tiedyesuit3097]

Looking masculine AF in this video

[@ProphetFear]

The irony is that the strength wannabes are the ones who go around gossiping about what others lift and the gear they must be taking etc lol

[@BaldOmniMan]

LMAO

[@ProphetFear]

@@BaldOmniMan It's true: jacked guise don't need to gossip about how big another gah's biceps are unlike strength wannabes.

[@nitolinilo9034]

Been waiting for this one, since I’m a complete novice I’ve honestly been putting a bias on strength for the most part because of this whole idea for a second. Time to listen

[@keion_arknights]

That thumbnail is gold

[@XxSphinx140xX]

I love how u say “clothes” 😂 It’s a hard word man, I know.

[@sir0nion]

He's trying his best! I don't think French has the English "th" sound.

[@XpertPetar]

Hahahaha yeah that always makes me laugh

[@257superbad]

Great video as always. Love the new HD camera look 😆

[@MrShedom8]

Nice return to form, wasn't really feeling the last few videos but this one was a banger, the Geoff style edit at the end was gold hahaha

[@hockeyolp8]

aesthetics and strength go hand in hand. In pursuit of aesthetics, one can get stronger and vice versa. Great video NH!

[@Gnoll-1337]

NH should be renamed to MH (Mental hypertrophy). Holy cow what an amazing analysis.

[@williamj.dovejr.8613]

It's a form of gaslighting to say lifting makes you vain... lifting pays off in ways most don't think about like moving things with little help, longevity, and more. Now I'm pumped to go lift more.

[@user-lp4nu9ks7g]

Great video. Can you do one related to women with muscles and the opinion of looking like men?

[@bjiffy10]

Right!!!

[@user-lp4nu9ks7g]

@@bjiffy10 so glad there are other females that watch NH

[@personaltn3410]

If your natural you will never look even close to a man

[@jeremymerrin]

This video is great! For a second you had me thinking I was one of these power cope people! As I advocate towards strength but I care a lot about what I look like and have no problem admitting that. I guess this video showed me that what I actually am is a body builder that cares about my strength levels 😂. As you said there has to be a sacrifice, I suppose my sacrifice is body fat% at certain points in time so I can get strong and then other times sacrificing strength to look better at other times but never letting one or the other get out of control. I never push my strength to the point that I am fat and I never push my aesthetics to the point where I am a Greek god statue. I think where I go wrong is that I have massive strength standards for myself because I want to be strong but also somewhat aesthetically pleasing. But It’s all perspective, what I believe to be strong may be perceived as overboard. I would absolutely love to hear your strength standards and what you personally believe to be strong for recreational gym goers not competitive powerlifting or strong man. Also taking out the general untrained population, we all know that within 6 months of proper training you will be stronger then 95% of the population that does not train. I want to hear your thoughts on what you consider strong for natural lifters training for both strength and aesthetics, I’ll define aesthetically pleasing as around 13%bf Surly there are other people out there that want to look good and be strong, i understand that you can’t be the best at both. If any one reads this please reply with your strength standards as a bodybuilder or strength athlete, I am so curious to know what everyone considers strong

[@joblakelisbon]

The idea that there are standards for strength is self evidently a poor one. There are benchmarks, that's it. If you want overall strength and fitness benchmarks I think the physical requirements for military and SF operators are good criteria. If your strong enough for the most demanding physical activity there is: war, you're strong enough.

[@js-gstrength4190]

Love when u break down topics like this

[@shawnpatten6515]

Awesome video. Early in my fitness journey I fell into the “functional” trap. Yeah, I got functionality, but wasn’t pleased with my physique. Went all in on bodybuilding, and have never been happier. I’m also more “functional” than ever.

[@TeMp3rr0r]

For me, I lift to increase: 1. strength to as many lifts possible (I see it as challenge and also useful in making every day tasks easier, ie. carrying groceries, gardening, ...) , 2. maximize "ευ ζήν", also know as maximize the "good longevity" (no pain/aches at 37, feeling perfectly comfortable just pulling off maximal sprints etc), 3. aesthetics (ofc, looking jacked is cool, isolation exercises for arms, forearms, calves and neck are a must for me).

[@wyatthuggins3292]

Ayo. I’ve seen a lot of your content. You’re a great content creator and are really helping me understand lifting to a much higher degree. Could you comment on Thekneesovertoesguy, and Stuart mcgills big 3 physiotherapy exercises in your next question videos? Thanks a lot man. You’re doing everyone who watches a solid!

[@FranckBellet]

Hello, Je pense que tu avais fait le tour de la question en 30 secondes :) mais tu aimes aller au fond des choses, c’est la raison pour laquelle j’aime ton discours. Comme l’ont dit Alex et Geoffrey, you’re the real deal. Je suis curieux de voir comment ta chaîne va évoluer . Tu es très intéressant. Très original. Très vrai. On a envie de te connaître plus, comment tu t’entraînes, quel est ton parcours…

[@Croissantrophy.meme.channel]

Progressive overloading camera quality

[@boonga585]

I love this channel to much Thanks NH

[@joussaintblohoux8951]

Aesthetics are pointless, especially for snatch and grab. Big muscles make you a bigger target while doing special operations. Only strength will save you from the wreckage of a downed chopper out in the oil fields of the arctic. Merci mon ami

[@joanradresa]

great point about the bugez and loved the fact that you were shirtless for this

[@nappyheaded]

I lift for martial arts but I never shit on people who go to the gym to body build or train for powerlifting. We all have different goals for lifting so we shouldn't shit on each other.

[@adamek9750]

If you look at the animal kingdom, males are the ones who attract mates. It just makes sense that we look incredible.

[@Boris1101]

Most of my training consists of strength training and I've never thought of exercising to look a certain way as being feminine. How does that make sense lol

[@KurokamiNajimi]

Hypertrophy is strength training though

[@kialkelly6591]

@@KurokamiNajimi it results in strength but its not strength training

[@KurokamiNajimi]

@@kialkelly6591 Yeah it is. Vast majority of your strength comes from muscle so you’ll quickly plateau if all you do is focus on strength peaking. Which is what it should really be called and why it’s a really bad idea to always do strength/hypertrophy blocks instead of a conjugate type approach

[@kialkelly6591]

@@KurokamiNajimi Yes, I know, but you would say you're strength training if that's the goal, if you're training for hypertrophy you would say training for size not strength training.

[@MrShedom8]

@Kial Kelly his point is that you can do both as *building* strength and hypertrophy are fairly similar endeavours, the "problem" ( in regards to getting big) starts when you start adding things like peaking phases and over relly on specificity and technical prowess to express the strength you built (assuming you are not just getting fat aswell).

[@kittensfurrbrains1400]

Brother, thanks 🙏 you gave me a reality check.

[@Number704]

I'm glad the more experienced lifters have the energy to talk about this. So this must be proof it gets better, as a lifting noob I'm just trying to get up in the morning and not die.

[@yujiruffhanma3095]

I returned to this video after arguing about bodybuilding with my best friend, who is a staunch Catholic. He was arguing much the same point as was discussed in this video: that looks and lifting for them is vanity, and that this kind of activity is done only for the self, and cannot be for others. It just seemed insane to me, that the pursuit of masculinity, and building a body which others can see as reliable and strong, is solely an act of vanity. Said it 5 months ago, but I'll seay it again, great video as always.

[@krischanlive]

I laughed my ass off during this one. great insightful content as always 💪

[@sayansarkar17]

You're the big brother every lifter needs ❤️ lots of love and respect from India 🙏🏾🙏🏾😍 Jai Hanuman 💪🏽

[@jamesstramer5186]

Could you please speak about the psychological side of chasing aesthetics? You did speak about body dysmorphia but maybe a little more on insecurity and self acceptance?

[@zeruic]

this video has inspired me to start training my abs

[@candymanx27]

Great insight.Very great video quality

[@isaacberger2561]

NH is gonna take over KZbin. High quality content. And moving higher and higher in video and lighting quality too. 😤

[@Kobayashhi]

"Don't lift for looks but look for lifts." Plato. 424 b.c.

[@seamusdoolan]

The true natty power is you not wearing a shirt in a leather chair

[@BlackJesusChrist666]

Hey NH! Binged your content, appreciate the quality of substance. Stopped using steroids about a year ago, I just did one t cycle regardless I crossed a line that I can not uncross. Every day my “rational” self carries with the weight of keeping my more “animal” self wanting to get back on steroids. I constantly feel the tension of being between a weak steroid user and a noble natty. I’m neither. What I’m I? Will I ever feel weightless again?

[@NaturalHypertrophy]

Thank you for your comment, it has inspired me. I will be answering your question directly in a future video.

[@BlackJesusChrist666]

Natural Hypertrophy I will patiently wait for that future. Thanks and best regards.

[@oversipelio983]

Man i love these.

[@dangerzzzone2925]

Even if it's feminine, it's still good to take care of yourself. A healthy person utilizes both energies in their everyday life and should be in tune with both even if they are obviously leaning towards one. Having boundaries and having goals is very masculine because it's rigid and very process oriented but everyone should engage with having goals and learning boundaries. Like that's so weird. A man who doesn't actually take care of his feminine energy is not a developed male. Same for women who avoid taking care of their masculine energy.

[@UncommonSense]

I've heard so many guys say "I don't care about building muscle" or "I wouldn't wanna get as big as YOU" and I'm always like, yeah I understand that's a nicer story to tell yourself than "I am a pathetic weakling that doesn't have what it takes to reach my goals". It's like the skinny fat nerd that says he's "happy about being single", also a nicer story to tell yourself than "I'm single because no sane woman would want to be with me" (no offence to single guys, I am too)

[@92AlexanderS]

Yeah shaming people never helped anyone.

[@SamaelMoneyStein]

Man I swear natural Hypertrophy channel is filled with brainlets fkc me I can't 😆

[@nadhifsamodra4615]

Yikes

[@MonkeyBarsEveryday]

@@SamaelMoneyStein post physique, smart man :)

[@UncommonSense]

@@froggy2247 I didn't necessarily mean that I say it like this to someone's face, just making a point in hyperbole on the internet my man. I wouldn't say this kind of person is "lying", it's a story their ego tells them to make them feel better and they probably think it's true

[@serpico3310]

I never hear someone say that "lifting for look is feminine" here in Latam.

[@smoothjazz2143]

Powerlifting isnt a thing in Latam, everybody does bodybuilding but following crappy advice from the 90's.

[@thiccnasty9687]

Can’t tell if it’s the lighting or what but this video looks crisp bro

[@heikkipalola6760]

One thing about muscles is also that the achievement part is very important. Though i dont have muscles and i also havent personally experienced any supernatural phenomenons i think if i suddenly got very very muscular i wouldnt feel much confidence at all because i didnt deserve the muscles. Though i also imagine that part of it would be that it would be concerning to suddenly grow muscles out of thin air.

[@AQVXZ11]

Shaming, passive aggressiveness, and trying to bring others down out of jealously is about the most the most feminine thing I can think of.

[@DeZeRsZGmd]

Damn this guy looking amazing congrats!

[@TheAbc123456399]

I developed a spider physique because I thought I didnt need to do isolation for arms to grow and im limb dominant to boot. So now im programming to bias arms and shoulders heavily plus neck and traps to have that Baki Characters physique

[@BonytoBeastly]

On the consumerism front, I think in some ways you're correct, but you'll also find a lot of lifters jumping on every fad supplement trend and decking themselves out in GymShark clothes.

[@AliAhmed-xw5hb]

Well those guys are not serious lifters they are just gym noobs who don't have the patience and dedication to spend years lifting and thus jump on every hype train to dilute themselves

[@BonytoBeastly]

@@AliAhmed-xw5hb No, I see a lot of experienced lifters with years of experience who are still into the consumerism side of lifting, especially with supplements. You'll also see it with home gym equipment sometimes, too. And, uh, I'm not exactly immune to it, either. I buy new stuff for my home gym that I don't need (like a biceps blaster). I try new supplements that I know won't have a big impact on my results (like ashwagandha). I buy lifting and nutrition programs. I subscribe to research reviews.

[@LeatherNinja]

@@BonytoBeastly I have never understood those kinds of lifters. I have only seen pretty skinny guys buy a ton of products.

[@UgOs99]

You cracked me up homie 🤣

[@scottiusnevious5143]

Not being muscular is femanine. Being okay with being weak is femanine. Not being able to workout because you had a rough day is femanine. I can go on, if they say something about you it's cause they don't like themselves. Ignore such individuals, they are not worth the air they breath. Whoever said being aesthetic is femanine prob just hates how femanine they actually are. Just focus on yourselves, no one can change that.

[@panfilolivia]

you cant even spell 'feminine' correctly

[@draco_1876]

So lightweight fighters and athletes are feminine? Come on now

[@gustavlindberg7219]

Looking fenomenal bro

[@nik-challengeman383]

The feminine urge to make my self irisistable to woman

[@dornk406]

bro i love the scene from full metal alchemist you showd

[@Protein-Man]

I workout to look like our bloatlord an savior Kyriakos Kapakoulak

[@What-he5pr]

How many Greek family sized meals are you up to?

[@Protein-Man]

@@What-he5pr 5 and increasing

[@What-he5pr]

@@Protein-Man strong

[@hydroxytriptamine3554]

I thought that incels coined the term looksmaxxing? I’m like 80% certain that they’re adamant that appearances matter (hence “gymcels that make it”). As far as /fit/ goes, a lot of comments of that type are just trolling in good fun (Zyzz was their mascot for a while). In my experience, “bodybuilding is feminine” type of cope mostly comes from people who just began powerlifting and worship Mark Rippetoe, Barbell Medicine etc (I respect Rip, and don’t care for BM at all, but their fans are insufferable). But I think that abusing tren, putting your health on the line for cosmetic purposes is feminine in a bad way. It seems that it’s expected for men to care about their appearance to some extent, but there exists a range bookended by coping dyels/bloatards powerlifters and weirdos injecting synth into their balls

[@BrandonWilliams-wf6hg]

19:50 that's the old aesop fable abt the sour grapes.

[@edtheangler4930]

Powerlifters always talk about strenght as in something you would use in a fight. Someone with a few belts in a martial arts who bodybuilds beats them in looks, general health, strenght as in asskicking strenght, sex appeal and anything really

[@Bobavakian42069]

No we talk about strength as in bench, squat, and deadlift. A guy with a few belts in karate who bodybuilds on the side will not develop their squat, bench, and deadlift more than a powerlifter. Such an insecure cope comment lol. Just own your own shit, no need to seethe about powerlifting.

[@PrinceOfJunes]

Not wearing pants

[@chrisstanley9477]

Ello yuchub will be investigating

[@ElloYuchub]

I wish i was his cameraman

[@Croissantrophy.meme.channel]

@@ElloYuchub 😳🥵

[@chrisstanley9477]

@@Croissantrophy.meme.channel your Pfp is gold 😂

[@radiationshepherd]

This is great

[@theeternalgus9119]

The world seriously needs a printed collection of your thumbnails contained in a hardback book.

[@DivaRoach]

Lifting weights is very misunderstood. I live in south Texas so the only way you "look" like you lift with clothes is to be huge. So everyone powerlifts and eats like crazy. Literally everyone looks like Shrek.

[@gregpettis1113]

Mark rippitoe

[@machinotaur]

This is South Texas, probably more like Marcos Ripetonio

[@chepesantacruz777]

the Rippetorino effect

[@archimedesbird3439]

Masterful deduction

[@LouisHoodie]

Here we don t lift for looks ....... we eat bison and jasmin rice . Like we learn at the farm Langley🤣

[@Furkan-zf7hu]

Sounds coathy 😂

[@chrisstanley9477]

38:47

[@LouisHoodie]

@@chrisstanley9477 :)

[@matthewruppert3618]

I think all people have both masculine and feminine qualities, and to recognize and accept this fact is what makes us human.

[@yujiruffhanma3095]

Sounds like weapons grade copium to me, good video as always man

[@susdetective]

NH great video and great timing on a topic I've recently experienced. By the way what's your height and weight currently? Your physique is close to what I am aiming for.

[@NaturalHypertrophy]

6ft 210 hasta siempre

[@jordanbowey4175]

The only way lifting for looks is feminine is if you try to sculpt your body to look more fertile.

[@nairbbb]

Goosebumps at the end of the video. Fucking love it haha

[@brokenverdict9995]

I was actually thinking about this. I rewatched a video recently Alec Enkiri responding to kenobody.

[@tiedyesuit3097]

Please link. The video

[@chrisstanley9477]

Feminine sweep

[@brokenverdict9995]

@@tiedyesuit3097 kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4qrnX2mgsiEo5Y

[@brokenverdict9995]

@@chrisstanley9477 there was that but there was more to it. The link above

[@tiedyesuit3097]

Thank you bbros

[@soham9496]

I remember Jason blaha said this

[@adonosssi]

And now hes cutting

[@rabbigoldbergsilverstein2899]

@@adonosssi he cuts in order to get back into a bulk after. You will not get big and strong by maingaining. You need to bulk then cut. And then repeat the process. Are you that much of a low iq?

[@MonkeyBarsEveryday]

@@rabbigoldbergsilverstein2899 post physique

[@dreddy_g]

When someone directs a *seemingly* derogatory comment at me, I automatically ask if they are talking out of experience, or if they have too much time on their hands. 🤷‍♂️ Edit: ...Or, if you want to *REALLY* shut that person down, ask them if they are Kinesiophobic... and suggest that they might want to be more inclusive towards "Kinesiosegsuals" if they are.

[@CrazyChickenFarmer]

You could have shortened this video and just said "Caring about the things that others do is feminine"