We Are The First Generation Of Men With No Purpose

[@Hamza97]

I think this is one of our best videos yet, big shout out to Ervin for editing it

[@hamzaunfiltered]

your videos are overedited and your bathrobe stinks

[@DAHAMMER]

Eid Mubarak bro

[@zeph6792]

Happy eid man!

[@burgerdoessports]

W

[@showoutjay835]

Ervin's editing makes mine look like shit

[@Josedrivadeneira]

“A bad day for the ego is a good day for the soul”- Jordan Green

[@moose5996]

Nice 👌

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

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[@hero303-gameplayindonesia8]

@Cameron Wilson a small, dying youtuber

[@glenhaven721]

Guess my soul is pure as spring water

[@kyt_132]

I don’t understand

[@400BadR3quest]

Sometime back I was reading a document titled 'reactions to WW1' in a history class. The men were so jovial, because most thought that they had found a sense of purpose. Even strangers and enemies were speaking to one another on the streets, and the women praised the men as they cleaned their guns. Contrast that to a document of the poems written by the soldiers during and after the war, it was brutal. They were traumatized and many wished that they never participated in war. Men in the old times did indeed feel a sense of purpose getting ready to fight, but the real experience of blood, murder etc. is something a war veteran wishes he never went through

[@Ilylynette36]

I agree and I agree with most of hamzas teachings but with this one I’m unsure as what he’s preaching about modern men in this topic definitely is right but at the same time it’s kind of implying that the men in the war asked for the war and wanted it so they had a purpose when they obviously didn’t.

[@Shoegazebasedgenre0.]

The early 1900s post Victorian Era were actually not so different to the current millenal era. It was the best timeline to live. They live through industrial revolution, rise of metropolitan cities, and the earliest form of cultural revolution in modern history. But more people are depressed and lack meaning because there's nothing much to do. There are no wars, no crisis, no collapse nothing. This is why the grear war actually of the best interest for the general public of that time. We may have encountered the same reaction to a call of war in the not so distant future.

[@sporovid5856]

It’s true that humans grow through suffering, but you don’t want _too much_ suffering; that’s exactly what war is. It’s a very unnatural position for a human to be in

[@400BadR3quest]

@@sporovid5856 Yeah. Hamza said Jefferson's grandfather came back, levelled up in times of prosperity and provided for his family. But in the real world, those who fought in wars came back maimed and scarred mentally and emotionally. They couldn't even level up. Suffering creates mental toughness, but extreme suffering damages your mental health and entire life maybe.

[@400BadR3quest]

@@Shoegazebasedgenre0. We lack meaning because we have replaced what truly matters with materialism. God, family, friends...etc aren't prioritized first. A capitalistic society is the reason for our depression. War will not be purposeful, it would only cause grief, trauma and more depression.

[@showoutjay835]

Sometimes I wish I was born in a different generation but now I'm starting to realize that I'm born in the right generation for a purpose

[@_youmadbrah]

I think its even better that eveyone is doing bad ... makes u stand out when u have purpose

[@kockica4505]

Today is so easy to stand out

[@heheboi8365]

@@_youmadbrah true, but the sole purpose is not standing out. It's to have a balanced society

[@WhoBlah21]

@@_youmadbrah Please don’t take this the wrong way or as a slight but you saying that it’s better that everyone is doing bad, really shows how sheltered and safe your life is or you’re naïvety. I grew up and live at a major coastal inner city, with gangbangers, crackheads/drug addicts, broken homes, and general vibe of cynicism. I promise you if everyone around you from your peers and environment are doing bad, no matter who you are that shit sucks you in making it hard to escape. You do not want to be in a world where people are constantly suffering bro

[@szalonydoktorhttyd7830]

"I was born in this generation for a purpose" - I like this quote

[@willm678]

I remember my dad telling me: “Life is too short to be mediocre.” Ever since he told me that, I’ve basically been living by those words.

[@warhammer8230]

That's crazy, cause it didn't do shit for me

[@fryboi4896]

@@warhammer8230 damn

[@newcinema4931]

​@@warhammer8230you have to be told that by your father not some random dude on youtube💀

[@warhammer8230]

@@newcinema4931 Maybe

[@jimnian4031]

I remember reading this quote once that said "If people lived in a safe utopia, then the first thing they would do is try to burn it down, just so something interesting could happen". We now live in that era... but the chaos isn't necessarily outside, it's in our own minds... and whether or not it is your fault that you are in such a place right now it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to pick yourself up... as well as others. Find your purpose within yourself, within discomfort, and I promise you, you will find peace and happiness. Keep at it boys and girls!! 💪

[@johnrea2100]

Dostoyevsky

[@jimnian4031]

Yeah it is!! Thanks man.

[@MrHabib135]

The chaos isn't outside?! Lmao people have never been as divided as they are today..

[@MrHabib135]

The amounts of disorder and hypocrisy is gigantic, and if what you said is true, why don't billionairs and millionairs give away their money and go live a simpler or harder life? Rofl.

[@JackLinko]

“Man needs problems. They are necessary for health.” ~ Carl Jung

[@renzezekieldivida3014]

To save your time: -Prioritise your mental health above all else -think of your bloodline has done and think of what you could've been -do the work especially when you don't feel like it

[@Alexandros11]

No need to save time - this video is well worth watching. I can't think of a better way to spend a few minutes than to watch this mans videos

[@renzezekieldivida3014]

@@Alexandros11 agreed

[@peka003]

i dunno man,my bloodline was just kept dying in wars im still young and looking for purpose

[@hhgff778]

I'm pretty sure everyone's bloodline has a lot of people that were sent to die in a war in the name of some rich guy, doesn't sound inspiring tbh. Also thinking about what you could've been all the time doesn't sound healthy in my opinion, because you might end up feeling like you failed because you didn't become at least CEO or something.

[@aeso3555]

Nothing inspiring about my bloodline. My ancestors murdered each other for some stupid tradition, got slaughtered by the British, and now live like idiots with tempers and alcohol they can barely control. - do the work especially when you don't feel like it - also no, at least not all the time. Would you like to burn yourself out working for a crappy job just to get shit pay? It literally contradicts the first point of prioritizing mental health.

[@Kiezly]

I know exactly what I want to do with my life. I’ve never been bored or clueless ever since. Writing up goals, plans, dreams, aspirations, helped me out a lot. Treat your life like you’re the main character of a videogame/anime. You are the main character go do epic things and work towards big things.

[@christiancardenas6811]

Dude your editors are AMAZING. Your message combined with their editing skills is the magic sauce. Keep it up team!

[@Ben-io2vo]

he edits his own videos

[@electriccrowdyt3982]

@@Ben-io2vo no he doesnt

[@drybeans0000]

@@Ben-io2vo he recently hired some editors

[@Shoegazebasedgenre0.]

questions...does Hamza used Vegas pro or other editing software?

[@tylerdurden889]

5:03 you can see the editor's name

[@brianj7204]

I understand that people feel overwhelmed in the current life that we live, and its saddening that people choose to end things early. But people dont know any better, and when they wish that they were born in a different generation i honestly feel disgusted not going to lie. You can be a fat bum and get away with it (up to a certain point), in previous generations you would have to be a legitemate king in order to do that. In my opinion we are currently in the best worst period in history, because the world is quite literally a different place every single year. You have unlimited options, but like in the video its like your brain just shuts off. Playing video games to emulate a hero you want to be, whether it be sports, science-fiction/fantasy, or in warfare, is what 90% of video games ended up becoming used as an escape from real life. And i mean, why wouldn't you? They're becoming indistinguishable from real life, and probably even better! I would describe the current period we live in as: an awkward period. The education system is screwing people over and giving people limited beliefs, tunnelvision and it contradicts the real world which is miles ahead. Instant gratification is making people avoid doing hard things, which are actually the things that give the most fulfillment. Right now, the responsibility is all on you! You are the one that decides the way you should live! The old system wont allow you to think for yourself, but the internet gives you all of the information you'll ever need to find your path! Once you find out what you want, the last thing left to do is to take a DEEP dive, without fear, and that dive is the biggest obstacle and why you see so many man retreat!

[@cirohugo]

Wow dude, you said everything

[@sugarlv6434]

@@cirohugo Woow. Cool. My meaning of life is to become a great furniture woodworker and a father of a family. And also I need to do a lot in my house so it becomes good looking. I went trough a depressing winter in grade 8 but then it ended and I was good. Music, especially metal helps me. When I feel sad, I listen to death metal, when I feel unmotivated, I listen to heavy metal or symphonyc metal and last when I feel tired asf I listen to synthwave. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I have written down my closest life goals and placed them in my room.

[@jurbagarga1410]

@@sugarlv6434 same

[@_M_4]

We are conditioned from a young age that we are facing an economic crisis because of the demographic change. We're taught to work hard, smart, and *a lot* (as opposed to only working smart). Meaning, if you're not working at least 40-50 hours a week + studying for a new degree/career advancement or side hustle, you're kneecapping your career and risking poverty at retirement. And when you're done with your work, you're too tired and burned out to do anything besides watching Netflix and playing video games.

[@sullya6967]

Yeah I know the feeling man and it's like the government want us to burn out which is counter productive in life

[@oddnybsgarage]

Hello there, would you mind if I shared your mindset for future conversations with other people? Personally I fully agree with you

[@_M_4]

@@oddnybsgarage Hi, it's not really my mindset per se, but this sentiment has been drilled into our heads since like 6th grade. I'm from Europe btw. I'm trying to escape from the rat race as best as i can, but it's kinda difficult considering inflation and now with oil prices and stuff. Not to mention a war potentially spreading.

[@doisaEFE]

I haven't joined the rat race yet (haven't started working if you don't count my $20/hr part-time job). I don't think I'll work 40+ years like my parents. Since I'm the only child I'll be inheriting around $200k worth of property(ies) all to myself. I know that's not enough, because of that I'll be working for a few years and reduce my consumption in general. Here are the few things I'm doing and will do to leave the rat race sooner than others. I basically only spend money on nutritious food, supplements. No eating out, no food delivieries, no junk food, no expensive unnecessary cuisines. I eat foods such as beans, lentils, yogurt, eggs, vegetables, chicken, fish (healthy foods that have a good price per calorie/protein ratio). I'm practicing a solitude lifestyle because finding like-minded people in real life is pretty difficult. Communicating with people online keeps me sane and satisfied. I'm not looking to spend money on meaningless activities with my friends and waste my time going out. When you hang out with your friends you are committed to something for a few hours, in some cases for a whole day. But when communicating with people online that's not really the case, you can just leave whenever and do what you value or need to get done. I refuse to buy expensive cars, phones. I refuse to buy clothes (my mom is a clothes designer, I get free clothes from her so I don't need to shop for clothes). I refuse to buy things that I don't need in general. Consumtion leads to more consumtion, I know this from first-hand experience. I've bought so many things on amazon, thousands of dollars worth of stuff. All they did was make me joyful for a few days and increase my standards (which is not a good thing in my opinion), all that for me to go back to baseline happiness. I have hobbies, but they are inexpensive/free. I do calisthenics at home, reading books, hiking, spending time in nature, meditating, researching about things I find interesting, learning languages, talking to people on the internet, video games, cooking, journaling, listening to podcasts, watching movies/tv-shows/anime. And lastly I'll move back to my home country once I accumulate enough money to retire because everything is a lot cheaper there as well as free healthcare, no property tax, safer. If you are wondering, I'm Turkish American and I'm currently residing in eastern US. All I want is enough money to retire young and live a minimalistic life. I'm not looking to become an expert in one field to slave my life away 8 hours a day on something I'll get bored in 4-5 years (if I'm lucky). So according to this video, I do have a goal. My goal is to get a good-paying tech job (I have connections, I'm confident getting a good-paying job shouldn't be difficult for me), grind and work very hard for a few years, reduce/eliminate unnecessary consumption as well as pursuing things I'm interested in to keep me sane during this journey to financial liberty. Have a good one everybody and best of luck!

[@sheesh7767]

@@_M_4 it's scary to think about the possibility of war spreading...

[@dimanyak373]

Knowing actual history, I can say that people have always been the same. Technologies we use everyday changed, ideologies have changed, the world has changed, but we have not. You've told a success story at the start of the video, but it applies only to 1% of people. 99% of people have always lived the ordinary life with ordinary phylosophical questions, not knowing their purpose, but answering it through religion, or seeking it by themselves. You said our way to success is predetermined, their was too. They didn't have an option to not be a blacksmith. Heck, most people were farmers with the same purpose in life, just to die. What about war? We live in a world of conflicts. One of conflcts is happening right at my doorstep. I'm not feeling good from it, it doesn't add stenght or purpose. It gives anger and hate, it doesn't stop you from being yourself, it's just screwing up lives of millions peoples you associate with. we're not a generation without purpose, we are a generation that can communicate with the other people across the world. That's it, there is no change except of that. People who felt there is no purpose have always existed and will exist, you can't change it. And about argument that people have had many kids while being 20 - there are many factors to that, like: lack of education, lack of contraception, lack of economic responisbility, high rates of infant mortality, etc. It's however not connected with mental health problems we have today, as we had them all the time.

[@AylaMaiteSunset]

I agree 100% with you

[@solorevolutionist799]

yeah I agree with you, And i dont like how he used war as a example, My grandad and great grandad went to WW1 and 2 and they were reckless and thought it was a adventure.

[@Solarexistence]

Exactly, being alive is already a purpose. We dont need this grand story of our lives, it is not possible for everyone to be a hero. We are humans that are flawed and make mistakes in life

[@solorevolutionist799]

@@Solarexistence Exactly, Life doesnt have to be so structured. Half of the fun is making things along the way.

[@Solarexistence]

@@solorevolutionist799 Also, gratitude. We like to complain about silly things

[@bizzyAC]

Most of us have it really good relative to our parents/grandparents. Use this opportunity and actually pursue what you want and put in the work. Life is meaningless without a purpose and you won't be fulfilled if you won't work towards your purpose and dreams.

[@omegads3862]

Well said .

[@samuelxd7954]

We have it worse then our grandparents.... rent and affordability are worse. Wr have the tech, but its not an improvement. In fact it's contributing to our misery then helping.

[@ashleyoasis7948]

Very good advice but you have to reach this level before you start preaching I don’t want self improvement to come off as to Eurocentric

[@ii560k]

@@samuelxd7954 I can agree with you on rent and affordability, that's definitely a problem. Technology though, is only that way if you think about it that way. It can be the single greatest source of information and ambition if used correctly. Look how protests against authoritarian governments are made using protests, without the technology things like that would be much harder, and would have had much less people.

[@memezoffuckery3207]

Life is inherently meaningless, we live for pleasurable *incentives.* Those that reject my notion have their incentives *embellished* with superstition. Life is a chemical reaction with no grand destiny. I say this again, if you disagree with me on this point I will colonize you.

[@baifomet6425]

Purpose does not equal war

[@iBrenzy]

Normality today is structured by instant gratification. We gotta break these barriers of pleasures and strive to our meaning in life for the long term fulfillment brahs. Keep going at it we all are proud of you💯

[@nomnombathbomb8134]

this is almost exactly what Friedrich Neitzsche believed as the creator of existentialist nihilism. Although your life may not alter the world or the universe, you can still choose to give your life a meaning of its own. Be your own drive

[@warhammer8230]

still can't find it. I'm just living from moment to moment

[@andrewsaunders7966]

So important because any success in life, no matter the definition, requires energy to do so. The more energy you have the higher your ceiling.

[@TheSpecialJ11]

It's like money. We intuitively understand that the best thing to do with extra money is to invest it so we can have more to spend tomorrow, yet we have not been taught the same with our time and energy. We should be spending extra time and energy not just on just recreation activities but instead invest it in having even more time and energy in the future. That means exercise, meditation, healthy eating, practicing time saving habits and creating new time saving systems for our lives, and so on. It's okay to do nice things to recover from hard work, but sometimes when we have more left to give it should be spent on having more to give tomorrow.

[@emjay1249]

@@TheSpecialJ11 very wise comment

[@prizrak-br3332]

We are a generation of man with no war to die in.

[@Mei1337]

Legitimately one of your best videos ever. A man’s purpose in life is everything

[@kimok47]

bro thats the most motivating thing i seen in a long while

[@timdang3655]

Honestly it is sad to see how guys at my age think there worthless if they can't get a girl or get married because society expects them to. I remember when I was 14, I almost committed suicide because of the expectations of others. It's also why I dropped dating, not only because I'm 5'5, because I hate how other people would say that getting girls should be my purpose when it really isn't and I'm gonna be completely honest, ppl who think a guy's only true purpose is getting women are literally dumb. Conditioning other guys to think in this mindset is literally not okay, It's what's killing other guys and young guys especially the ones my age. I know I'm only 19 but this is exactly why I want to quit dating forever because I don't want to become another victim.

[@kcabemocregnorts]

Well said. Do what you think is best for you. Fuck others opinions, they Are not living your life, you do

[@scoopidywhoop7484]

From another 19 year old- I’m glad to hear all that you overcame

[@amarson2322]

getting girl/wife is essential for continuing the human race, if people stopped meeting and dating, there would be no more future generations. Its our human biological purpose to reproduce with a opposite sex to create an offspring, its the way of life.

[@josueordonez4303]

@@amarson2322 this man is coping

[@josueordonez4303]

If you were 6 feet this paragraph wouldnt exist

[@dakotahogue]

finding a purpose in a purposeless world is hard but don’t give up and don’t you dare go hollow.

My mother always told me stories about my great grandfather when he was a major of a small town here in Brazil and how he managed to build such an inspiration on my family to move forward. I use him as one of my inspirations to make the future generations of my family proud of me.

[@simonandrejko3036]

These edits are insane!

[@BraedenTheG]

The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. -Nelson Mandela

[@unbelievablydumb3101]

I found my purpose 2 years ago, i noticed my reason to live was to get myself in a crew, a ship crew. Ive tried every easy branch(armed navy and merchant navy)but got rejected for minor health issue that simply dont go along with the line of their recruitment but that actually dont change much in an actual set of situation. Those refusals could have been seen as the end of the road but instead i took them as challenges. Im now doing side jobs in parallel of my studies that involve navigation. It aint the big boat i dreamed about, but i see this as starting from the very bottom to then get opportunities, chances of getting by other means in a bigger ship. Im learning about navigation, how ro manœuver a boat, how to face agitated water, etc in various books, i know my purpose on this earth, and by one way or another, that goal of mine will become reality. Do not loose on your purpose, your reason to live, as its the only thing that drives you back into life when you are derivating, when you are lost at sea.

[@john-atallah]

Ive been purposeless up into my late twenties. I did a lot of cool things but always lacked major meaning. I've recently humbled myself and will take some direction that my father always tried to push me towards. We need to humble ourselves when lost, and sometimes a loved one providing a path for you is ok to follow.

[@yourboyrod593]

This is the best Hamza video I ever watched 💯

[@noelsalikaj_SW]

When you finaly Discovery that purpose something really clicks on your brain and your Life really change and the way you take difficulty and challenges. i was for the majority of my teenage year so confused and had no purpose , i was doing a school that i haven't chose , but now that i finally find thta purpose that Energy inside me Is coming out and that's really beautyfull, i know it's hard guys but we have to take challenges we need to strive for something so that we can change yourselfs and everything around us. To all the guys strugling right now i Wish you all the goods keep going greatness waits us we only nedd to creat It . We are all gona make It. ( PS: Sorry for the grammatical error but this in nota my First language :).

[@JohnnyBoy0806ea]

15 years old here. This is right. This video is speaking facts. This video made me realize, works and efforts first, then fun. People are really sad nowadays. It’s so sad to feel society falls. Young boys nowadays are really wimps, lazy, not hated working, no motivations. I don’t say I’m better, but it’s sad to see other people to be unhappy and with no goals. My main motivation for this life is to become holy, I try the best I can to be happy and kind towards others. I have goals. I’m sick of being lazy. I’m sick of playing videos games, seeking on social media for company because I feel abandoned and friendless, while someone who died on a cross so I wouldn’t feel incomplete and sad. Like you said, life is not a quest for pleasures but to find meaning. I did find meaning to it, but your video really made me encouraged and it gave me the motivation needed. Thank you so much.

[@ad0m_602]

Man, I feel like you're me but a christian, I'm your same age but a muslim, I hope we don't meet in the battlefield LOOOL Just stay strong and look for the truth and don't support Israel so we don't find eachothers fighting, I mean I don't even know why people be supporting them they're literally speedrunning warcrimes every second like rn while we're talking and people turn a blind eye and hold their flags up

[@aryanram02]

you didnt have to mention you were 15, the immaturity and stupidity of the comment was more than sufficient to tell your age. you are the kinda dude who thinks you are the only one who is 16 and is so mindfully aware and superior while everyone is wasting their life, lil bro wake up, every other dude thinks this way. focus on executing things if u wannna make any change

[@stain8664]

Im currently 18 and wanting to do better for myself, thanks to my trad parents as we were living in the "hood" and moved out so I can get a better outcome in life, but with these videos that hamza makes their every question I had deep inside as this is motivation to become the better me! edit; sorry my english is bad I come from nigeria

[@Unnamed2076]

I am 16, and I have currently done 6 weeks of training ( wednesdays and sundays are my resting days ) I have not skipped a single day, and I have also begun working on my mental health. I see great progress, so far. I don't aspire to be a hyper extroverted Adunace, I will continue to play games. ( For now at least ) And All this progress has had me feeling a lot better about myself, in every single way possible. I have been getting terrific grades, And I am beginning to hang out with actually popular people, I don't act like a moron around people. And that, has left me with an inner joy. Hamza, I hope you see this, and smile at the fact, that you are sucessfully turning people, from Jeffrey, to Adunace.

[@kartuffeloschi5901]

Man you honestly feel like a big bro/ cousin I never had. Your videos are really helping me especially when it comes to the mental health and whats the purpose stuff like in this video, appreciate it.

[@tyozaa]

Editing leveled up, Props to that

[@revanamell1791]

If you want a purpose go outside and into your communities. Find the oppressed and lift them up. Feed the homeless, volunteer. Join or start a union. Shit, even just working on your fitness for its own sake is something worth doing. There's immense value and fulfillment in being a good man and doing good things. Don't shoot up schools and get into weird culture war cults. There's a big World out there that needs good, kind men.

[@panchodizon3789]

Thank you.

[@NahidaGimenez]

And for what? So everybody and everything we did disappear with the bad and terrible taste of Death?

[@revanamell1791]

@@NahidaGimenez look, if you don't want to matter that's fine but fuck off and let the rest of us enjoy our time.

[@christiannicolas6381]

@@NahidaGimenez And so what exactly do you plan on doing then? Sure, in your own words, nothing matters in the grand scheme of things. But who the fuck cares? Ykno how much of a miracle life is on this planet? We have yet to see another planet with life on it. Im sure theres one out there, but even with all the technology at our disposal, we've yet to find one. We're lucky to even be here, and for all these chance events to have occured for us to be here. In the observable universe, we're mere specks, but we're a speck thats full of LIFE. If you want to wallow in your self despair talkin bout some "oh death comes for us all so nothing we do matters", go ahead, but thats such a simplistic world view and honestly, such a selfish one. Nothing matters, so why not enjoy this life instead of moping about and making it worse for yourself?

[@Darium147]

Why are they oppressed? Why the homeless are homeless? What is... The way of giong to explore the outside world... The Morality...

[@akh2068]

Thank you hamza you are our big brother ❤️

[@lasernihal731]

THANK U FOR MAKING THIS VID

[@ayaankhanmashudkhan4353]

I can relate to this , back when i was younger i was same as everyone else , who was thaught since school days that life was just about getting grades , getting job then rich and then reach and end and be some machine , and it made me confused of what really matters , i used to wake up late daily and just go strait to netflix or videogames and not study or socialize and till a point i stopped enjoying that as i felt like i had nothing to do with life and had no reason for waking up , so then i got fed up of what i did and started praying and thinking deeply of life till one day i finnally discovered purpouse and that life was not only about gaining ones own comfort , suddenly i demanded to my parents to send me back to my native country so that i can join the top school and so that i can learn about my own culture and motherland , since then i have been completely different , i study most out of my entire class , ive made 10x as many freinds as before , i went from a person considered the dumbest to now being known as the smartest kid in entire family , i sleep early and wake up late , i indulge more in meditation but most importantly i have learned to love people and love myself and be happy , so best advice i can give all of you is , JUST MEDITATE and STAY AWAY FROM BAD PEOPLE and just explore through different philophies and look for a contribution towards peace of others be it family freinds or just any one .

[@diegoplanell2780]

I think this is your best vid yet in my opinion

[@F4CIIphantom.obsession]

we are a generation of men with some purpose, the only difference here is that life has gotten too comfortable, it's easy for you people to say "modern society is ruined", the beginning of the video also presents me with another question is your purpose to fight wars and then rebuild Europe after such a war? do you wish to relive the interwar years or the second world war itself?

[@Ilylynette36]

Indeed it’s just that nowadays because of conditioning and growing up a certain way it makes it harder for people to actually want to get up and do the work when there are so many more comfortable alternatives there are still loads of men in the world who have inheritance whether it’s a farm a being a goldsmith,blacksmith or whatever it’s just we have all grew up in a comfortable environment to the point where it’s more common for younger people to say “why would I wanna Inherit a farm when I can play a game that I love and played all my life for money”

[@F4CIIphantom.obsession]

@@Ilylynette36 infact it reminds me of myself in the past with no clear objective in life, that of course has changed

[@Ilylynette36]

@@F4CIIphantom.obsession yeah I think what it is down to nowadays is that we are given freedom with no direction kind of like we’re at a checkpoint once you reach a certain mental age you can choose to leave the checkpoint and purse your purpose or look for your meaning or stay in the checkpoint which a lot a more and more people are ok with doing sadly and it does not help when your given no direction yet still criticised profusely by society if you have an ambition that seems to extravagant or unrealistic to them like if you said you want to be a youtuber I bet most of society would say “another wannabe youtuber” it’s just hard given no help yet being ripped apart for not knowing what to do with no help but it’s the way life goes.

[@WhoBlah21]

@@Ilylynette36 You we’re not “conditioned” to be comfortable, you just happened to be in a time where our technology and infrastructure has advanced to point where the average man can find convenience in the simplest of tasks and leisure.

[@misterg2216]

Don't worry guys, we'll die with global warming

[@sumiraishaq2303]

I'M NOT CRYING,JUST WISHING GOD PROTECTS YOU♡♡♡

[@Devin-id8di]

For along time my ego blinded me, I thought I dint have to focus on my mental health because, nO hAmZa i DonT nEeD tO cHecK mY menTaL heaLtH. and now I see the value, I needed the humility, tbh im still trying to focus on my mental health. I needed a purpose and I found one, Hamza is good at what he does and he is transforming more men to strive to be like ADONIS everyday.

[@thelemonofgaming6303]

at 4:25 Hamza quotes a German philosopher named Friedrich Nietzsche. I highly recommend that anyone on the path of Self-Improvement take a look at his work and his general life philosophy of "You're only given one life. Live it" (Not a quote from him but it sums his thinking up pretty well.)

[@awdibisdaw]

You’ll find your purpose (mission) in time. Some men want to be great leaders/ fathers. Others like me want to be the best version of ourselves. A purpose is something that you can’t ever truly fulfil until the day you die.

[@2_Dom_2]

this has gave me motivation to become the best version of myself

[@josephpentony4804]

In a way, we do have a purpose: get society back on track and overcome the vices and addictions we let ourselves fall into.

[@marsmeadiuvat2439]

That's ur purpose given by you yourself. Idgaf about society, mine is to just get better at drumming.

[@josephpentony4804]

@@marsmeadiuvat2439 I suppose your right. Your purpose in life is what you choose to it to be.

[@holidayrelaxtv-cuocsongcan7418]

"If you can't fulfill you're purpose, keep pushing & stop those distracting moments that won't effect anything you will do in life." -Vietnamese Grandfather

[@TheEnginator]

"... We're the middle children of History, Man. No purpose or place. We have no Great War. No Great Depression. Our Great War's a spiritual war. Our Great Depression is our lives..." - Tyler Durden

[@Tuddyowo]

dont worry we'll have a great depression/war soon

[@TheEnginator]

@liamsteam walsh Yeah, I think that the 19th and 20th century and also the beginning of the 21st century have been like a golden age for the working class. Free travelling and marriage and also rights to own property and social mobility. But the neo-aristocracy is starting to take it back. They are starting with the rights to own property and social mobility. They are getting harder to reach.

[@basilplushie2534]

We don't need war

[@pinochetmoussouamou9905]

My purpose is being the best version of myself

[@EvilShadex101]

To be fair though back then it was either “purpose or die” “purpose or be outcasted from the tribe”. I think now it’s even more powerful to know that you can take the easy way out yet choose not to rather than literally have no other choice but to “become a man”. If those men were in todays time, they would be going through the same situation. It’s foolish to think that people actually want to go to war. They just did what they had to do regarding the time period they were in

[@c.c3001]

Wanted to watch a random video before work, just had my entire perspective changed, and am comprehending my existing and what am doing, before work.

[@inkmime]

"As men we grow through discomfort" Well with all the verbal abuse I suffered from my alcoholic father and the chronic, overwhelming stress derived from living with basically untreated ASD and ADHD during my teenage years, I should be standing as tall the empire state by now. Yet here I am picking up the pieces to try and at least live on level with other normal human beings simply because what didn't kill me emotionally crippled me instead and my supposed bloodline was mostly composed of beaten fathers beating their sons in turn. The suffering doesn't make the person, the person does. You can just decide to be a good person, your legs don't have to be broken to do so. I wasn't so lucky and have to try and be a good person with debilitating anxiety disorders now, many more I've seen having to try in the aftermath of even worse abuse like my mother or uncle. Cause in reality what doesn't kill you usually just cripples you. A broken leg prevents you from walking right and that's all it does. You gain nothing from it inherently, you still have to choose whether to improve or not just now you have a broken leg that makes it harder.

[@alexandredesouza3692]

✊️

[@miguellopes2452]

But don't you think that when you manage to fix your issues you will be better off than before? "a broken leg cripples you" yes but after healed the bone will never break in the same place again, you problem is mindset

[@alexandredesouza3692]

@@miguellopes2452 Not sure of that's how bones work but, yeah, there are always exceptions. Self improvement is useful and incredibly helpful in many situations. But it's not a silver bullet to every problem. Not everyone is capable of the necessary self improvement in a given area. Nor is it always the main factor which leads to success or averts failure. Case in point, he was raised with an abusive father who was unable to teach him a mindset which would allow for self improvement. Given his ADD, Anxiety and ADHD, it's gonna be harder to teach him that mindset as long as he doesn't have a solid emotional base for support.

[@inkmime]

@@miguellopes2452 I meant what I said by "cripple". Can it heal? Yeah sure. In the same way? Never, not in what way it was suppose to or what it could be. There's long term consequences for parental abuse, verbal, physical, whatever and especially for people with other disorders like me. Those consequences? Typically mental yeah, "mindset" if you will but they're still real, they *exist* it's not something you can just "turn off". I can't "turn off" the stress response I get from someone simply raising their voice, I can't just "turn off" the long term issues with self worth gained from the anguish that was supposedly meant to "build me up" when all it did was break me down and leave me dealing with it *only* after I finally got out of high school So don't you go telling me about how the problem is "just mindset". No it isn't. The problem is teaching men that suffering is necessary to be a good person and then wondering why said suffering affects those men in negative, often debilitating ways that manifest in things like emotional stunting, secretiveness or alcoholism.

[@umcaraqualquer3640]

@@miguellopes2452 It's the opposite. A broken bone causes the area to be more sensitive even after it heals. It not only can, but it WILL most likely break again exactly there. As it was said: What doesn't kill you doesn't make you stronger, it just cripples you for life.

[@bigfistdante3483]

I'm definitely going to remember this, Thank you

[@zemus1026]

No purpose gives us the power to give others a purpose 💪

[@codenamesleepy5367]

What

[@alen-commentnazi8774]

Bro what

[@sanjeev4036]

wtf?

[@pepito5804]

And then helping others find their purpose becomes your purpose.

[@misterg2216]

Stop watch movies, it damage ur brain

[@Riyaaslam33]

Man you have motivated me and I have entered real estate dealership business thanks for your support love ❤you

[@theoneyedstruggler]

Man, I see in fight club the strongest and smartest men who've ever lived. I see all this potential, and I see squandering. God damn it, an entire generation pumping gas, waiting tables; slaves with white collars. Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don't need. We're the middle children of history, man. No purpose or place. We have no Great War. No Great Depression. Our Great War's a spiritual war... our Great Depression is our lives. We've all been raised on television to believe that one day we'd all be millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars. But we won't. And we're slowly learning that fact. And we're very, very pissed off. - Tyler Durden

[@pohjantuulet247]

I spent the better part of my early teenage years wondering this same dilemma. It eventually dawned onto me through my own interests in subjects like History and Art of War, that i wanted to have a purpose through conflict. It only made sense, especially for being Finnish, it was my duty to prepare for the inevitable, and having endured plenty of hardships growing up, i felt mentally ready for the service. I wont lie when i say i had never felt as much like part of something bigger than myself than when I was in the Military. I contacted a regional office again this years past January about re-enlistment possibilities, just in time before the February 24th in Ukraine. Ive been to several rehearsals since then and have signed a five year readiness contract with the Defense Forces. I live and work regularly on the side. It aint much, but it makes me feel content. I managed to find a direction in life through hardship and strife. Keep going bros, we're all gonna make it

[@Accentizm]

The great war is a spiritual war. The great depression is our lives. -Tyler durden (1999)

[@zirakguzder3764]

Hamza, please create a playlist with these exact videos but without all the crazy distracting edits. I am one of those people who needs to obsess over self-improvement to have it really click, so I would love to be able to have these videos along side the unfiltered channel that I could watch without all the editing. It's edited to the point that all the cuts, graphics, and especially the music and sound effects distract from the message. It would take minimal effort to simply post the unedited videos separately, and I am sure a lot of your viewers would would much rather watch just you talking (please like if you agree so Hamza notices). Thanks to anyone reading this, and Hamza and his team, either way, I love and appreciate you all for what you do.

[@icepenggamer2187]

Yes because we were so happy when we were at war

[@abubaytnighan6480]

We need war to be productive

[@playersoftheworldcomrade1631]

A man of purpose Is a man of success

[@muzzammilhoosain4747]

I've been watching your videos since I turned 16 and you've been a beacon of hope to me after I dropped out of school at 13 eventually going back at 16 despite not having grade 9 I managed top of my class in grade 10 after that however my life went down hill from there; I scrapped through grade 11 and failed grades 12. I tried my best to rewrite but the passion wasn't there anymore I think I may have add and bi polar disorder anyways I lost interest in school ended up in a grocery store for about three months, taught myself how to trade. I spent a significant amount of my 20's unemployed and living at home with absolutely zero friends I was essentially a hermit who did nothing with his life because I thought trading would solve all my problems and I'd be rich. I made about $2000 and lost everything due to self sabotage after that I tried coding but I gave up after I realized that I'd never be as good as someone with a computer science degree so I gave up. I then played chess for a while but the same thing happened, I started too late to be any good so I gave up. That has kinda been a recurring theme in my life where I do something and then get bored even after doing relatively well then I quit. As of today I'm still 24 year old kissless virgin who's never had a girlfriend I don't think I'm ugly because I always got attention from women sometimes men but I just feel lackluster as if I don't have a libido although I masturbate frequently. I don't have a car nor do I have a university degree. I'm stuck at home and I contemplate suicide every day. I started drinking alcohol and smoking weed by myself of course because I don't have anyone. I literally have zero contacts on whatsapp, my fucking mother has more friends than me. My dad on the other hand is quite emotionally distant but judges harshly he told me to kill myself at 22, he said and I quote "no one will miss you". Parents don't think much of me and my mom says I shouldn't have any kids I can feel it she doesn't want me to leave and move out not that I could at the moment. I don't know what to do anymore I got another job, I start tomorrow and I'm scared. I failed at nearly everything in my life even at birth I couldn't crawl till much later that's annoying because everything in my life takes longer than I thought it would. I just finished my 12 year cycle and it's been nothing short of a nightmare I think I might just kill myself before I turn 30 I don't think I have what it takes to be a self sustaining man in this word I have no wings.

[@pepito5804]

Pay someone to do it, I also plan to do it in a few years.

[@muzzammilhoosain4747]

@@pepito5804 how? I think I'm just gonna have a bottle of jacket and drown myself at the beach because I can't swim

[@tequilasunset3701]

try being a criminal

[@eagleelisei]

Bruh....this is some next level editing. The ending bloopers lololol

[@BangMaster96]

Hey Hamza, I have been dealing with this issue for the last 6 months. I don't know why, but sometime during the pandemic, I went through a serious existential crisis out of no where. I realized that purpose and meaning comes from within, and I made my purpose to improve my Health, Finance, and Relationships. But, a part of my Mind keeps thinking those same nihilistic thoughts, it keeps telling me "this is all worthless", "life sucks", "working hard sucks", "why do you have to do anything for life", "what's the point of all of this", then I get some anxiety thinking about the Universe, Space, Time, and infinity of Space. I don't know what's going on, but I am really trying to just find inner peace, trying to accept Reality for what it is, and not dread over what it isn't , and just be happy with my life once again, and look forward to each day. I am unable to do it because my Mind keeps bringing up the same thoughts, I am truly stuck and don't know what to do.

[@Zylon1337ROBLOX]

thanks for the kind words man, i didnt really need this cause im very happy with my teenhood so far but this still managed to uplift my mood, though i dont really agree with everything

[@davitdavid7165]

The answer is positive nihilism. If life has no meaning, you are free to choose one for yourself. Think about what you want and go towards it.

[@davitdavid7165]

@liamsteam walsh nah, I heard that somewhere else.

[@bangsailbest]

This is possibly one of the greatest videos that one could possibly create and upload to KZbin, i also have a point to make from this - the thing that makes us happy is the thing that we are most scared of.

[@Destroyj4nn13s]

And now comes the million dollar question: what is my purpose in life? What is my calling? I tried to follow my childhood dreams of joining the army back when I got out of high school, I was disqualified. I am now working a dead end Ambulance job for the county, making buffalo chips as a paramedic. Finding a new purpose is going to take a while.

[@michielschipper6152]

This is one of the best videos on the main channel, this is why i'm still watching instead of just the unfiltered channel!

[@XoloYT]

I agree with you but to add, I personally believe the purpose of life when you really think about it is to build yourself up, then reproduce, and finally pass on whatever resources or knowledge you have to the next generation. The problem is although I think technology has done lots of good things for the modern era its also done a lot of bad things and it hurts stupid and gullible people the most. I've seen so many parents out in public simply handing their children an iPad instead of genuinely trying to bond and have a good time with them. Thats upsetting. I also believe another problem is the high cost of living. Back in the day you used to be able to afford a home with about 2-3 years worth of your salary. Now you HAVE to go into debt in order to buy or home or new car (when most people could afford new cars back in the day with cash). Its no wonder why so many people just want to have meaningless sex and surrounding themselves with pleasure and I can somewhat understand it even if I don't agree. When buying a house (which I think is essentially for try to start a family) costs about 16 TIMES the average salary in america of course there are going to be a bunch of jeffreys who just want to stay at home and be comfortable with playing games and eating shit: because they've given up lowkey and they will not admit that.

[@Writer-Two]

I'm not gonna do anything in this video, but I watched this entire video in what felt like 10 seconds, keep up the great work. Sorry for the random post here but really man keep up the great work or not do whatever you feel like is best.

[@79BlackRose]

Why do you show the "ideal" man as incredibly good looking and call him Adonis? How about the majority of us that do not look like that and would never be considered an Adonis by anyone? 🙁

[@edattacks]

Yea I wish he could present the idea he wants to push a bit better. Because the majority can't be Adonis/Chad. Just show a Jefferey that's in shape without looking like a soyjak lol

[@peshodoktora9966]

The video that started my journey.

[@gothangel9975]

I feel very lost and struggling to find purpose. I'm also asexual so the drive to seek out challenges to be worthy of women isn't really there. I've been meditating a lot and started reading daily but I'm still trying to find meaning

[@Firenmage433]

Women are just a distraction until you’re ready for a family. Don’t feel bad for dismissing them when you haven’t become centered.

[@djamelcher7959]

Find islam

[@youngpoormillionaire]

stop watching porn and you'll find women attractive. that asexual lbgtxyz123 stuff doesn't exist

[@leonrussell9607]

Come to Brazil

[@teqnify63]

demi guy here wondering if you were able to find any answers?

[@matthewyang7893]

This guy is the biggest chad of all, props to him and his editing team!!

[@genoves66]

- “I wish it need not have happened in my time.” - “So do all who live to see such times. But that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.”

[@michalhudec3342]

Very fitting

[@loukes116]

My man of culture.

[@amadeusagripino6862]

That's how I feel. I had purpose objectives once, a long time ago, but I lost my will in face of many hardships and gave up.

[@romanicempirium3083]

I find it fascinating how so many of these types of videos always target men ''First generation of men with no purpose'' ''Men losing cantrol over their lives'' ''How to get a girlfriend'' ''How to be more Masculine'' but rarely have I seen these types of videos marketed towards Women infact it's kind the opposite. So does this generation of women still have a purpose? why is it only men take the brunt of being called ''useless'' or ''weak'' what is useless exactly anyway? So what if your not rich or have a shredded body do you think a majority of women have these ''amazing'' body types no infact they are told it's okay to not be perfect( just look at the posters where overweight women are being represented) and are told they should feel ''pride'' for just being a woman and are supported while as a man it just feels like your entire purpose is to compete and to work for women or jobs. So while everyone else is enjoying life your being told why are you so unsuccessful?! why can't you land a date?! how dare you not go outside and party?! look how weak you are compere to other men! And lets just say you listen and do all of these things...then whats the next step...oh yeah you die having spent your entire life chasing the dreams of some made up society. This world is built on stress,fear and hatred fuck it.

[@XenoSpyro]

Generations of parents calling their daughters 'princesses' have led the average modern woman into believing they're already perfect and don't need to improve themselves, so you end up with fake inspirational bullshit like this video while red haired narcissistic gold diggers are running around confused about why all the guys that are "the same" don't want her.

[@stell2cycle764]

This channel is targeted towards men because as men once we exercise our agency we can unleash our potential.We are not women and should not rely on others.Also women tend to be more complacent than men as they value safety and stability.As for the stress I am sorry you should try tackling one issue at the time or you will overwhelm yourself.Hoping for the best

[@io7812]

The editing and story telling is insane

[@PoIiwag]

This man is on post nut clarity 24/7

[@JoThNoMi]

oof

[@DeeptalkDosis]

awesome video

[@nomadtim7524]

Right now we live in era where our skills🎯 and ability to work without distractions🧘 are the great weapon of men. Hard work, positivity and patience are only way to succeed. 💯We cannot slash swords ⚔️and relay on physical ability💪🏽 as our ancestors, so we need to think 🧠 and do the hard work with patience⏳

[@MadMax-ii8gq]

This hits hard, hits personal, and it’s inspiring.

[@lukezamudio4522]

Back then, you were born into something- war, labor, etc. Now, you’re born into making your purpose. The way humans have grown… can’t waste this one life we’re living right now!

[@mohammadosmanriaz6237]

The pinacle of manhood is to go....FULL POWEEEEER!!!

[@andrewdsadfsdafvxcvfsafznw2]

For everyone out their searching for meaning, I'd strongly consider looking into Christianity. A large part of why past men were so successful is because they believed in a moral calling higher than themselves through God. It's helped me immensely with finding my purpose, and I hope you do well whether or not you choose to pursue God.

[@TheOfficialLonestar]

Amen. I recommend it too.

[@itz_yeastic]

I will meet you one day and thank you for all of this that you have done, I can never repay this debt to you no matter what I do, THANK YOU SO MUCH HAMZA, THANK YOU FOR THIS.

[@TrolltrainForever]

Don't glorify war. Wtf

[@baboon_baboon_baboon]

Yah Hamza is dumb af. He’s always welcome to join the military himself instead of making KZbin videos.

[@mateopetit1745]

i've never like school system, it was holding me back to speak my creativity, but since i've quit school my perception of life has drasticly change, i try to make my mental heatlh better and better with baby steps, school system in france is one of the worst one, people who work in france are push into this non-stop work enviromment especially young people in my age at 18 years old, no one know what it feels to just leave for a moment our work enviromment and go outside meet new people, to increase my social skill last day i've decided to go talk to 2 sttrangers that was young, the conversation was really good and i was welcome with open arm, even one of the person said to me "maybe we will see you to this place next time" i was fullfield with excitement and happyness, people want connection, they are just lost, and there's is like no public dedicated place to meet new people expect bar.

[@sunlitsebastian5156]

look at you making a youtube video 💀

[@MrSandManBringMeADream]

i shed a tear watching this one ngl. thank you. its so true. having no purpose kills a man.

[@clashpigsmk1564]

This video was a sort of wake up call for me, thank you Andy I will try to find my purpose

[@clashpigsmk1564]

and not Andy XD

[@allan825]

Lucky me I was born in Thailand, and I gave many purposes. For example; 1.Live, 2.Survive, and 3.Make a change. Thank you for reading

[@meditationsbythiago]

these videos are getting better and better

[@brentschellekens4151]

We live in a golden age that's slowly fading, we just can't see it yet

[@EthanEsquivel956]

Round Of Applause To Erv The Editor Of This Video!!! 👏🏽👏🏽🎬

[@R41ph3a7b6]

This was well done and very true. Back then people had (a) purpose(s), nowadys people still do but not to the extent that it is now. Im glad you shed light on this. Anyways, this is my first video from you and I hope it's not my last because I expect greatness from you

[@charlesbukowski7730]

Thanks so much man, I will prioritize my mental health. Thanks!

[@BlueRoomGamer]

I took a Dopamine break HARDCORE and found the beauty in little things. I like that instead of you starting your video with Jeffery, its now Jefferson. Love on, brotha :)

[@marihuanorajoy5920]

Your channel literally changed my life, thank you from the heart Hamza.

[@J.......513]

This video was the one which changed my entire life, when i first saw, i was a soul less man at the age of 14, and the message of hamza words resonate through my mind, and gave me hope, thank you hamza