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[@ismalaz9448]

I'll never understand why people follow influencers' advice when the only qualification they possibly have is: being good looking

[@JT-km6th]

Because they are human. Good looking = positive everything

[@lionelronaldo7156]

@@JT-km6th well we are aware of this thing and even though it happens without us knowing we should try our best not to make assumptions of people based on their looks

[@catinthepeng2686]

This really made me think of the movie “Zoolander” for some reason.

[@stiben9979]

@@JT-km6th Yeah, halo effect basically

[@nunyabiznes33]

Yeah, it's like people stupidly believe those whitening cream ads when it's obvious they hire models that are already fair to begin with.

[@BrettMaverick]

Nice video, you're very knowledgeable. Learned some things!

[@BadassBobY]

Brett, glad to see you taking constructive criticism positively unlike some other influencers.

[@daquieshakeaundra2854]

Yasss brett You need Botox for your wrinkles And your jaw muscle Square face like sponge bob LOADs of FILLERs to fill cheekbones Temple, more projection for your flat face Recess Chin Peeling and lazer to brighten your sun damaged skin

[@daquieshakeaundra2854]

Next time credit dr MIKE MEW for mewing instead of promoting your videos

[@nadjmocherrouf5162]

We love u ❤ keep going champ 💪💕

[@kimjongun2383]

@@daquieshakeaundra2854 those who are interested will just search it up and find out about it.

[@ep1csw4g]

2:26 so sad how does one "chill out" from facial expressions.. I saw an article about one lady who never smiled in her life to prevent fine lines and wrinkles and she looks the same age as others her age who expressed their emotions freely

[@thephoenix7090]

actors who are very expressive have much more wrinkles than regular people

[@jeremiahdonnay358]

Probably because she was frowning 🤣 frowning uses more muscles no?

[@douchebagpatrol7237]

maybe she made other facial expressions?

[@Sfaegbe]

Botox

[@friendlyhamster8989]

@@thephoenix7090 yeah, but it doesn't really matter because for example Angelina Jolie and Audrey Hepburn have lots of wrinkles, but they still are better looking than a majority of people who are in their 20s. And the woman who never smiled? She look like any other person her age but without wrinkle lines on her face.

[@jawi499]

His genetics defined what he looks like which is good looking. People watch his misinformation because of the halo effect.

[@l9139]

I thought he got plastic surgery before?

[@dynamohalouf9587]

Genetics play a big role, however they dont do everything

[@somerandomguy3037]

Life style plays a huge role. People eat junk food, candy sugar, and drink sodas everyday. They don’t train and barely eat home cooked food and when they do it’s some processed food instead of clean meats and vegetables. People don’t exercise especially growing up and mouth breathe as well. Then they complain about genetics? Unless your genetics are in the bottom 5% or something just stop. If you truly actually lived as optimal as possible you’d at minimum be decently looking and with average genetics which most people have because it’s a bellcurve you should look pretty good.

[@burpie3258]

I agree

[@teodorakostic529]

@@somerandomguy3037 its not the kids fault its a mouth breather tho, since it has no idea that it’s mouth breathing and how it later influences its lifestyle and stuff

[@deez3222]

I had massester muscles so strong that I would clench my jaws during sleep. This resulted in bone growths outward above my upper teeth making it look like I wore a mouth guard all the time. I had surgery to shave the bone growths down and now use Botox on my masseters to prevent jaw clenching. I recommend just reducing body fat for facial definition, and using Tretinoin 5% and spf 50 sunscreen to reduce wrinkles. I also get 10 units Botox every 8 months on frown line between eyebrows which is only place I have a wrinkle. Im 40 but people think I’m in 20s

[@deez3222]

@@Paraclef intermittent fasting 20 hours on four off. Anti inflammatory foods as much as possible, little starchy processed carbs higher protein and clean fats. As a recent reduction in alcohol consumption lead me to have sweet tooth I indulge in peanut butter cups lol

[@fipah5817]

I think you meant 0.5% tretinoin? Thanks for sharing your story :)

[@deez3222]

@@fipah5817 my mistake it is 0.05%. I believe the 0.025 works as well just takes longer to see results. The 0.1% is the fastest and may give best result but a lot of people get side effects I heard

[@deez3222]

Also since I work outside I reapply sunscreen every two to four hours with both a chemical sunscreen followed y a mineral sunscreen. I like the Pacifica tinted bronze spf 50 because it blends into my complexion without making me look like a pale ghost like other mineral sunscreen do

[@fipah5817]

@@deez3222 thanks! yeah, with regards to anti-aging, higher % did not yield better results than lower, but came with more irritation. I am on 0.025%

[@rhaelsura96]

Hmm an interesting video to make, exploring other aesthetic aspects of KZbin like jawline exercises, or doing stretches/facial massages to look younger.

[@Cynry]

"The proper function of man is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them. I shall use my time." Sorry, I just discovered that jawline exercices were that popular, it reminded me of that quote.

[@Arkhs]

I used to waste my days trying to prolong them, then I came to this realisation and stopped for a while. However after a while I went back to it because I realised that I actually enjoyed trying to prolong it, like minmaxing on a game lol. Only difference now is its done from enjoyment instead of fear.

[@BigV24]

So from what we’ve gathered it’s better to address jaw development when you’re at a young age or if you have kids who are young with proper nutrition i.e. foods where you need to chew which will develop the jaw muscles and proper breathing through the nose rather than mouth?

[@nanoer2103]

Or cosmetic surgery. Other options are bs

[@JoeARedHawk275]

@@nanoer2103 As on adult, yeah pretty much, but it’s not bs if you are a young child.

[@tyn6211]

I think the French have strong jawlines because eating a proper baguette is a workout, unlike cereal or French fries.

[@Thomas48484]

Other thing that’s legit is mewing, although I’ve started since I was 11

[@whatevvvv]

Yeah this is very true, I got an amazing jawline at 14 and I started 2 months ago

[@kegs1072]

I personally stopped doing jawline exercises because i feel it accentuates the asymmetry in my masseter muscles + i’ve got good genetics in that area to start with

[@johnxina4459]

What exercises did you do

[@mippim8765]

........I agree. ....not everybody should do them. ...... however, i have a thin face and could benefit, but only up to a logical point.

[@maree4843]

​@@mippim8765 exactly i saw very good difference from jaw exercisers but u should only do it to a certain point, so it's not usseles to do at all just don't over do it

[@FoxEyes]

I started doing facial exercises after seeing Jeff logans video on it. I trust that facial exercises actually reverse wrinkles because of the use it or lose it factor for muscle diminishing that occurs through old age. Besides he's literally close to 40 and looks 25 in the face. So I tried them and got crazy results, with people commenting how young I look in the face for my age.

[@fake-PSL]

Try adding collagen to your diet

[@FoxEyes]

@@fake-PSL will do💯👍.

[@Black.Spades]

Muscle loss can give a bit of hollowing or sag, but the biggest culprits are loss of fat pads and collagen (+uneven skintone). But personally I do think for most people it won't hurt to at least try it for a while and then decide to continue or not based on the result.

[@FoxEyes]

@@Paraclefoh yeah I mixed his age mixed up with Brandon Carter. I'm more than positive that Jeff will still maintain his youthful appearance well into his 50s, like his father, who was a model that taught him the facial exercises when he was a teen. Brandon Carter is an honorable mention, Who is also blessed with a youthful face for his age.

[@kool2btrue]

Volume loss due to aging has more to do with bone atrophy and fat loss than anything. Repeated movements do in fact set in age lines. Through google, Jeff Logan is 32 and black, He is literally closer to 25 than to 40. I have a good feeling his smooth skin has more to do with his melanin.

[@thinking-ape6483]

Just choose the right parents. Bruh.

[@jvcn2138]

Greg

[@Demiurgos001]

My goodness, what an idea, why didn't I think of that.

[@Meehhsii_]

"Go to the character settings " ahh advice

[@rushmitaroy5283]

I am doing jaw exercise from past one year and I have seen great results..I no longer have double chin, chubby cheeks and my full face is slimmer now.

[@panjaab6797]

Did your jawline get better

[@bolbistraganovski5239]

What specific excersizes did you do?

[@tulasivaibhavi4246]

Have u been doing other exercises too? Or improving your diet? These ‘results’ sound a lot like weight loss to me

[@rushmitaroy5283]

@@panjaab6797 I don't know..People tell me that my face look a lot more slimmer

[@rushmitaroy5283]

@@bolbistraganovski5239 I bought 2 jaw exercise tool from amazon 1 year ago and I still use them everyday

[@blueskieskoda2833]

There was nothing about Brett Maverick's presentation that would influence me or be something I would suggest to my male friends. The only reason I even know of him now is because of your work. I do find your studies interesting and deeply informative. Thank you for your ardent work in this field. I hope to see more soon.

[@willb295]

Hey Qoves, I’ve been following your channel for a year and half. I’m an 18 year old guy, and I have extremely good bone structure and eyes. Self-gratification aside, I really enjoy your videos: they are really educational, entertaining, and the production quality is always fantastic. I listen to the podcast all the time on my way to college on the train. This channel has inspired me to ensure healthy dentofacial development in my children when I have them one day. You and your team are leading the industry, and you deserve it. Best, Will

[@AM-ll1cf]

You feel good , because you understand the science behind your good looking. It's the opposite for me though.

[@crazyintellectual0079]

You're right, going from your profile pic you do have nice bones (however you do look a bit painterly)

[@willb295]

@@crazyintellectual0079 💀💀

[@carrington2949]

@@crazyintellectual0079 🤣😂🤣😂

[@_oddsandends]

@@crazyintellectual0079 🤣

[@videogamerka0009]

I'm woman so I'm not interested in jaw exercises HOWEVER I used to tighten up my jaw due to stress and it led to trismus, trouble when speaking, degenerated joints and it even didn't last that long, this period. So I really do not recommend doing some hardcore chewing and stuff.

[@ayushbhardwaj582]

Gotta build up progressively

[@sweetbunny6198]

"I'm woman so I'm not interested in jaw exercises" Solid logic 🤣🤣🤣

[@cindy.g8694]

Female models have nice jaws as well

[@sweetbunny6198]

@@cindy.g8694 They probably have 🧠s as well, unlike the OP

[@onemore7632]

i just commented something similar! The medical effects of too much tension on the jaw are so real

[@Rakinn]

maybe the problem with jaw exerciser are the way you're supposed to use it, like how everyone is using them by chewing with their front teeth instead of the back molars, i've been chewing chicken breast and lean steak for i think a week now, and i can feel my jaw muscle become a lot firmer, also i don't experience any jaw pain from it

[@evxl-]

Think the main thing is naturally progressing in terms of chewing tougher foods. Our ancestors diets consisted mainly on tough nuts, produce and tough meats. Some cultures still have similar diets, minus the raw meats etc. Think nuts are the way to go.

[@caseinnitrate2004]

@@evxl-Damn you're right, I need to put more nuts in my mouth

[@QOVESStudio]

Yes! We talked about exactly this on our latest podcast episode.

[@RyuThe3rd]

@@caseinnitrate2004 lool

[@kool2btrue]

That all just sounds like future teeth problems to me, but you do you.

[@nathanweinstein2766]

FWIW [my profile photo isn’t me by the way!] Chewing and mewing have completely transformed my face, despite me being in my late 30s.

[@petsy7176]

How long it took for your masseters to grow

[@nathanweinstein2766]

@@petsy7176 Over the space of around a year, I’d say. Please note that I used to have the habit of not really chewing - I’d bite off mouthfuls and swallow them. The difference is dramatic probably due to this...

[@julias3048]

I’ve been “mewing” ever since I was little… thought everyone did that 😂

[@inyour_wetdreams]

damn your lucky

[@pingeee]

a lot of people have been "mewing" all their lives but they dont actually push up with the back third, once I started pushing up with the back third my cheekbones have improved significantly

[@julias3048]

@@pingeee Thank you for the advice!

[@bashar9644]

@@pingeee can you please tell me how to know if I'm pushing it right?

[@pingeee]

@@bashar9644 if the fat below your chin is getting tucked up properly then your most likely doing it right, watch sone tutorials on it too if your still unsure

[@sushizest486]

Can you a celebrity analysis on Shahrukh Khan because in a interview he said when he was a struggler in the acting industry directors and producers thought he was to ugly and now he is considered handsome.

[@sushizest486]

@@Atlas-mm3dn thanks for the reply

[@GCT98]

One thing: chewing gum might be good for your face but it's not good for your stomach. Chewing prepares your stomach for food and if is gets nothing you could possible harm your stomach lining.

[@tarlancharkasov1048]

explain

[@GCT98]

@@tarlancharkasov1048 i did? Chewing prepares your stomach to receive food. When your stomach receives nothing it can cause negative effects. Not only that but chewing gum could make you ingest air a lot more frequently causing IBS, bloating etc.

[@tahsina.c]

I use to struggle with ED and used to chew & spit and this is true, chewing without eating damages your lining and spikes your insulin for no reason.

[@ragnarlothbrok3380]

@@tahsina.c What is insulin

[@lunamiku4166]

I thought you would say chewing gum would make you more gassy since you are also swallowing air

[@thetruthhurts9750]

Dude already had a really good jawline.

[@OfficialCANVAS]

that's the only requirement to give advice on the topic

[@マキシム-r5g]

I damaged my teeth doing these exercises. Thank you internet people.

[@grottphd9090]

How did you damage your teeth?

[@tujaun1]

No way?? A few of my teeth have cracked and I’m hoping it’s not related to doing this

[@Lazymath007_]

Yes my teeth was pushed behind giving me an overbite and making my jawline recede. Now i have gone back to wear retainers, luckily my face is coming forward again

[@pkfrmati1996]

I think mewing is enough to develop nice jawline

[@uraninite8151]

@@slyradu if it’s real

[@PK-qv5kv]

@@slyradu 100%

[@niggagaming4335]

yup and good neck posture

[@ShivamKumar-od5yi]

@@niggagaming4335 yeah

[@Woodsaras]

Its fake

[@princessazula624]

Can we talk about why do people act as if they had never seen a goodlooling person all their lifes on the internet? Do people tend to see much more attractive someone in the photos, videos or movies than actually he/she is? Do people hide their genuine feelings and thoughts in daily life?

[@ericah.3906]

People online and in movies use a lot of editing to reach that "un-human" or "typically unseen" level of beauty. I think that most of us are used to seeing average looking people (which includes attractive people). But that unhuman beauty is what gets people obsessed.

[@ericah.3906]

@@frangipanivine You're right. It sounds like you caught my meaning regardless.

[@sweetbunny6198]

Your lQ must be a single digit

[@princessazula624]

Is that like your shoe sized IQ level ?

[@princessazula624]

@Erica H. I don't mean that insta girls, vanity teens or photoshopped pictures.

[@omkarshahdeo2054]

could you make a product guide? what do you use, what to use , what not to use?

[@omkarshahdeo2054]

and also what do you look like mr. narrator ?

[@derekhalligan3997]

@@omkarshahdeo2054 He’s an Indian dude. He showed his face once in a video. Pretty good looking

[@Ceilinggurl]

Hi 👋 yea

[@lucasy4790]

My biggest source of suspicion when listening to influencers or anyone random dudes on the internet talk about alternative treatments (eg jawline exercises in this case), is their obvious lack of basic understanding of science and their poor scientific literacy. Like if you understand basic anatomy of the mastication muscles you should be able to deduce that growing the masseters might actually make your cheeks rounder and hence make your “cheek bone” less pronounced. So the very first people need to clarify is what exactly do they mean when they say “make your jaw look better”. And even if it may produce the shape we specifically want, there are many questions that needs to be asked. Are the masseter sensitive to hypertrophy or are they resistant? How much training is needed for sufficient result and how long does it take; what’s the protocol? Are there evidence that test this?Is there a proper form to stimulate the masseters correctly? Inversely, is there an improper way of training the masseters?

[@johnadams6920]

Can you make an analysis video about Kim Taehyung from BTS ( also known as V) ?

[@ajseb]

I noticed qoves didn’t speak about mewing in this video, did he agree/disagree about mewing working?

[@allandm]

I never bought into the idea that his jaw is like that because of exercises. The guy is just lucky to be born hot

[@alexandrelima3697]

I know the evidence says these exercises are shit, but un my owpersonal not scientific expert, mewing, a few sets of face exercises and 3 sets of neck exercises a day have slowly but surely been changing my face. My face looks larger and a bit more masculine, and no, I’m not on a weight loss process. Also, not trying to be a conspiracy theorist but isn’t it possible that the evidence says face exercises don’t work just so we are forced to go to plastic surgeons?

[@justspittingsomefacts6425]

Same thoughts but we never know

[@rohittiwari8760]

can you share your exercises??

[@alexandrelima3697]

@@rohittiwari8760 you can search for "1STMAN my full facial exercise" that is the kind of exercise I did.

[@rohittiwari8760]

@@alexandrelima3697 thanks for sharing! 🙏🙏

[@alexandrelima3697]

@@rohittiwari8760 no problem

[@Vegas.-]

Just use water fasting often. Sleep well, do not expose at warm sun. Eat good food. Collagene, magnesium and zinc supplement. that's it.

[@gungun5845]

wont watter fasting hurt skin elasticity?

[@infinityboom1842]

sun is good for vitamin D

[@frop_8750]

9:00 Fuck! When i was 14 i got hit in a jaw by my friend (it was a basketball game, and I'm a girl and he is a boy. You can see it was an accident), and it clicks and hurts all the time and sometimes stucks, but because doctor didn't saw the bone breaking my parents said i am just imagining it, even then 4 yeats passed and it is still there. I thought now as i am an adult and got a job with good payment i could go to the doctor and finally fix it, but now it seems like we say in my language - the only fix for the hunchback is coffin.

[@shasasartin8266]

I’m so sorry about this! I hope you can get pain relief soon

[@JoJo-ul4qs]

Maybe it’s tmj

[@tristan_840]

Is really hunchback irreversible?

[@liyre4189]

I'm a girl and I wish there a freaking exercise to decrease your jawline size, I have a strong ass jaw and it looks so masculine :(

[@accepteddebate7390]

presses X to doubt. jokes aside, humans are naturally supposed to be lean and have prominent jaw. Unless your body fat percentage is extremely low for a girl (less than 10-12 percent), then you probably don't have a masculine jaw. Both men and women are supposed to have a jaw, how prominent it is usually determines if it's feminine or masculine.

[@accepteddebate7390]

presses X to doubt. jokes aside, humans are naturally supposed to be lean and have prominent jaw. Unless your body fat percentage is extremely low for a girl (less than 10-12 percent), then you probably don't have a masculine jaw. Both men and women are supposed to have a jaw, how prominent it is usually determines if it's feminine or masculine.

[@liyre4189]

@@accepteddebate7390 You've... never heard of a square jaw on women??

[@Lazymath007_]

There are! There are exercises for chubby cheeks! I did them

[@wulfsorenson8859]

Try Botox injections to your masseter muscles or if that fails jaw reduction surgery in South Korea.

[@raffaelecorrente1123]

Scientific research on this topiv shows that people making facebuilding look 5 years younger on average and do not increase wrinkles. Skin has a lot more eleasticity than you think

[@Hajsster]

Your films are very quiet even though I've got the highest possible volume at my computer. Please pay attention to this cause sometimes I cannot appreciate your content successfully :)

[@Sea_witch_]

I was gonna comment the same! Its too low and i can't wear earphones for too long because of hearing issues. 😪

[@hetastic_bro]

I watch these before bed because his voice is soft and soothing. It’s okay if you dislike that aspect of his videos. It ain’t for everyone and there’s nothing wrong with that

[@Hajsster]

@@hetastic_bro It's about mastering, not his voice. Wasn't that obvious?

[@zvezdoblyat]

Your headphones/earbuds/speakers just suck. I'm listening to this on the second level and it's perfectly loud. If I put the volume up by ONE it becomes a bit uncomfortable. Definitely not too quiet

[@Sea_witch_]

Please, may I suggest, could you fix the audio equalization? I dont know the term, but in some moments it sounds too low and others too high. I have hearing issues and can't wear earphones for too long.

[@massetozacarias5693]

there are some dud frequencies, I observed audio

[@jesseshaver2262]

I don’t trust Brett at all. His jaw doesn’t look good due to mewing or jaw exercises, it looks good due to his genetics

[@Icg-xf2vs]

A bit silly to think tbh mewing is smth that’s meant to be done since birth jaw exercises on another hand are ridiculous

[@Entyipo]

Mewing is not something artificial done to achieve the same end goal as good genetics. It is the attempt at replicating what was naturally meant to be done as humans for the proper development of our face

[@Demiurgos001]

@@Entyipo but good looks also require good genetics, imagine sub5s turning to average. That's impossible

[@Entyipo]

@@Demiurgos001 Yeah that sort of is but because they start that process at a point that is already too late. It doesn't mean genetics

[@uwubich8481]

please do a Video about lee pace. Especially his aging process^-^

[@pingeee]

chewing gum works but dont overdo it or you might end up getting TMJ like I did, a few hours every 2 days at most is probably safe

[@akhileshjayachandran8505]

Do a video on zayn malik

[@yasugenx9940]

up

[@yasugenx9940]

up

[@identity7845]

Brett Maverick is a KZbin "opportunist", one should not give him a moment of his day. Showing him in your video cheapens your channel.

[@CertifiedTyrone]

Agreed

[@QOVESStudio]

I think he has his merits and appeals to a different audience. If everything he said was wrong, he wouldnt have an audience!

[@CertifiedTyrone]

@@QOVESStudio IMO he’s giving a lot of dudes false hope.. all this mewing, chewing guides won’t work unless you have the genetics like him or you’re really young (under 18)

[@grottphd9090]

@@CertifiedTyrone you can absolutely make improvements regardless of your starting point. Ultimately there's no reason not to mew. If it significantly improves your face, great. If not, you're still preventing degradation as you get older.

[@CertifiedTyrone]

@@grottphd9090 mewing only works when you’re young & your palette is still soft.. Anyone over 21 it will have no affect on their face

[@jennifermarie8979]

Mewing is very corrective. You can see the difference immediately if you do it while looking into a mirror.

[@imonymous]

Depends how old you are, I guess.

[@Woodsaras]

Bullsht.

[@crazyintellectual0079]

Immediate results? 🧢

[@ravenmindful673]

I waited a few years to see results so... It does work, but you need to wait from months to years. If people want fast results i suggest doing mewing and having braces at the same time

[@MrEysox]

@@ravenmindful673 How old are you ?

[@audreyflach6358]

I went to high school with this guy lmfao 🤣

[@sweetbunny6198]

Have you asked him out?

[@ariandigaluh9461]

why do you never talk about mewing ?

[@nombusodube4084]

Can you talk about the coralation between teeth and eyes i have noticed how people with big wide eyes have a gap between their top front teeth

[@grottphd9090]

Interesting

[@mimimimi-hx2el]

Just found out abt jawline exercise like yesternight, such a good timing.

[@lindacgrace2973]

OK. I'm confused. I took to grinding my teeth at night during very stressful times in my life (nursing my parents and then only two years later, my husband, through their final illnesses). My teeth ground down (dental damage to the enamel, the hardest tissue of the body), and my masseter muscles grew huge. My bulging jawline muscles distorted the shape of my face making me appear much more masculine and - due, I think to the width of my lower face - older than I actually am. I had those muscles injected with botox and my jawline resumed normal shape (thank goodness). So, if stress grinding can do all of that with only periodic nighttime episodes; why wouldn't jawline and mewing work for a man? Especially a man with an 'adenoid' face' caused by poor tongue posture? You keep saying how minimal the results are - but I gained at least an inch in width (1/2 inch or a full cm per side) to my jaw and I'm only a 5'3" woman (160cm). If I can manage that kind of distortion accidentally why wouldn't it work for a man trying it intentionally?

[@je4nette]

Have you done any videos on mewing? Curious if it works for adults at all..

[@grottphd9090]

It works for adults 100%. But the younger you are, the faster you'll see results.

[@withoutdoubt68031]

i had a different experience, chewing hard gum improved my jawline and overall bone structer in the face alot.

[@kirollostadross1233]

People over complicate the topic in the comments and even the creator of this video does. All muscles require progressive overload over time otherwise of course you’re gonna injure yourself. People get knee, arm and shoulder injuries all the time for ego lifting and the same concept applies to jaw muscles and joints. Applying what this video’s logic then, we should stop bench pressing, squatting or doing arm curls just because there is a risk of injury. Jaw exercises definitely work but we should not overtrain it and we should increase sets or reps overtime just like any other muscle

[@cebep8810]

When are you going to do a mewing video? I'm very interested in hearing your thoughts on it.

[@fadedlite9397]

@QOVESStudio can you give your opinion on the jawliner 3.0 jaw exerciser?

[@antonis8333]

There is no consensus that tongue posture does absolutely anything if you are over 10 years old, I'd like to see some good studies on these claims.

[@grottphd9090]

It's unlikely convincing studies will ever be successfully conducted. Results are very difficult to measure and the timelines necessary for visible results are way too long to be viable. You can use individual people's before and afters to form a pretty loose understanding of what to expect. Ultimately the best research we have right now is anecdotal.

[@leoterss]

@@grottphd9090 thanks for pointing it out! Alot of the research behind mewing really could be considered pseudoscience

[@pingeee]

I will tell you right now that after 7 months of hard mewing my cheekbones have improved significantly and I'm currently 20, not sure if it will do anything to my jawline but my jawline is already pronounced so it doesn't really matter

[@TheUnique69able]

This video was too late for me. I already fucked up my jaw and have been dealing with TMJ for 4 years

[@IzabellaRequiem]

I bought that thing for bitting and its amazing, as a woman a little bit defined jawline do wonders in pouling skin ect. I do have long face and it giving me whider look. Depending on the face it can be good as I do not eat meat and any solid food I have practicaly no strenght in my bite.

[@supahjadi8944]

Sorry qoves. I chew very hard gum and yes I injured myself once but I recovered and I still chew hard gum till this day. Did it help with my aesthetics? Honestly, it helped build a more masculine appearance by giving me a sharper jaw but a wider face which could be bad or good. I don't recommend everyone to do it but it does help.

[@GCT98]

Chewing gum is also generally bad for your stomach

[@matthewvalente3346]

only if you chew gum without eating anything before or after

[@pingeee]

how did u injure yourself did u end up getting TMJ? how long til you went back to normal? just asking cuz i got TMJ in my right jaw about 6-7 months ago from chewing gum too much and its gotten better now but im still not confident i should be chewing hard gum anytime soon

[@dextermorgan2117]

Jaw exercises changed my life.

[@MagnumJohnson]

which ones did you do?

[@ponderingwizard]

On the topic of cartilage restoration and such, could peptides such as BPC-157 and TB-500 be a possible fix for those problems?

[@QOVESStudio]

This is a question for MPMD

[@ponderingwizard]

​@@QOVESStudioLets hope a video would be made on the topic. Derek has spoken few times about BPC-157 about a year ago when his mother after getting tennis shoulder from playing for so many years. I guess it would be better than nothing asking him to make a comprehensive video about peptides.

[@QOVESStudio]

@@ponderingwizard with the current state of cartiledge regen, as far as I know it is able to be regenerated with state of the art techniques, but never fully due to the blood supply cutting off after the formation of the cartiledge. If the physical capillaries are removed, no amount of peptides are going to regrow an area that gets no blood!

[@jademartinez5373]

You should really do a face analysis on Devante Swing’s face from the R&b group jodeci, I really feel like it would be interesting especially since his face is most recognizable in the group.

[@dingusrevolver]

Bro's name is Brett Maverick. His name is a jawline

[@rizak1070]

I do jaw ecercise with tools because my right teet was have hole and i cannot bite my food but with some stuff i can train it like i eat food that why

[@pmishra8044]

Do a video on Kristen Stewart

[@johnxina4459]

10/10 facewise

[@sushreeswain1554]

Yeah she has a different appeal from other women...

[@sweetbunny6198]

She just looks plain

[@johnxina4459]

@@sweetbunny6198 elaborate

[@johnxina4459]

@@sushreeswain1554 U should see her without makeup. looks better than any female actress. her eyes is green too which is pretty rare

[@isaiahsilver3643]

Mewing is the key to great jaw health. We are meant to use are jaw a lot. 2 thousnad years ago humans chewed for an average of 4 hours a day we'll never come close to that

[@isaiahsilver3643]

jawsersize is a great tool as long as your mewing 24/7 aswell.

[@grottphd9090]

@@isaiahsilver3643 I agree, I've had great results with jawzrsize. Obviously with bad technique or training practices people can injure themselves just like with anything else

[@Checkmate777]

Scientists know nothing… everything they say eventually gets changed into the “modern truth” until the new “truth”comes along.

[@leoterss]

@@Checkmate777 congratulations you figured out the metaphysics behind the scientific method. stop discrediting scientists for inductive reasoning; you can't do any better

[@omkarsawant9267]

Do Jon Kortajarena Face analysis

[@scar8656]

Can you do analyze of Che Guevara revolutionary icon

[@crwonshe]

Wrinkles is down to stress, poor diet, poor activity and level of melanin as melanin protects from UV light over exposer. High anti oxidants natural diet and moderate exercise takes care of your skin, avoid alcohol, sugar and refined carbohydrates plus snacks. Well oxygenated blood helps circulation, makes a good liver and brings health to your skin.

[@brianmwangi6220]

I recently saw something interesting called bone smashing.. I don't know if it works or not but I'd like someone to tell me if it actually helps..or better yet make a video about the topic

[@jeffbro1021]

If your young it could POTENTIALLY work but at a risk of brain damage and possibly permanent damage.

[@Thereisnorules]

How safe are the fillers?

[@Grace.Shelby.]

can we please have one with euphoria's Jacob Elordi?

[@kevyready2194]

So mewing is enough?

[@daze-y]

can you do a video like this on gua sha?

[@kira111a4]

OMG man you need to make a video about Justin, why he's so attractive?

[@Heseys.11]

Justin who?

[@mileyn.641]

Great video, but wanted to correct the fact that he said black skin is thicker and tougher. This is a medical myth that has been spread for way too long.

[@Lazymath007_]

I dont know about that but all i know is that white people get wrinkles faster

[@criscrosxxx]

Bruh

[@doodlydodo]

i guess he didn't consider that he's getting wrinkles because he's getting older???

[@JTheSpearman]

Can you make a video on mewing?

[@mochamediwan7291]

I like the old thumbnail btw .

[@three_coffees]

his causation is 100% wrong - doing face exercises proper way (with tounge stuck against upper pallate) will activate and grow face muscles, which will pull your skin and less saggy/loose skin = less wrinkles

[@ihx7]

hey do you have the bolus chewing vid?

[@batmansteel778]

I've followed this guy for 4 years. Brett Maverick is a joke

[@jeffbro1021]

Thing is he thinks that what he says works but thing is no one really looks like him (attraction wise) lol

[@Shooottta]

Most of these mewing guys are a joke

[@jeffbro1021]

@@Shooottta mewing isn’t but trying to tell people it’ll make them look like Angelina Jolie or brad Pitt is crazy

[@Demiurgos001]

@@jeffbro1021 it depends on facial features, people who have better facial features can pull of model looks, it's simply genetic potential. Sub5s can never be an average.

[@pingeee]

@@Shooottta mewing is not a joke this shit is life changing

[@mippim8765]

......you get wrinkles only if a particular face exercise makes wrinkles while your doing it. ......jaw exercising is safe. ...... .......don't overdo it though.

[@mippim8765]

......also, don't have to do jaw exercises anywhere near 10 years to see results as the guy in this video says.

[@romylosvspartan4208]

Is chewing mastic gum safe or is it too damaging?

[@Entyipo]

If you work on your tongue posture as well no otherwise there is some risk. If you want detail on tongue posture I recommend watching the KZbinr Gray's video on Ideal Tongue Posture

[@jeffbro1021]

It’s safe if you chew no more than 10 mins with it and making sure both sides get equal chewing applications.

[@jarate5922]

@@jeffbro1021 source : trust me bro Bunch of clowns

[@johnxina4459]

Bonesmashing video plz. is it safe

[@mrblackpill4977]

It’s not safe but it really thickens bone

[@ZuZu66667]

I lost brain cells reading this

[@Gatoradeia]

Too much jawline is not attractive,he got perfect jawline

[@grottphd9090]

It's really hard to have too much jawline though. I mean look at Robert Pattinson

[@broshbrolin2395]

u can hurt urself by doing this jaw excercise better way is just get a surgery it is safe and fast, u can also brake ur teeth shift its position its bad

[@gungun5845]

surgery can be botched and ruin your face forever. procedures are expensive and look unnatural and uncanny. natty route stays winning

[@broshbrolin2395]

@@gungun5845 yes they re and they do

[@oldsaggyorcsacs1630]

So just get as low body fat as possible without dying theory?

[@Alex00789]

Is it possible to have plastic surgery that can change your face shape(for example changing an oblong face shape to a square face shape)?

[@leoterss]

maybe from an oval to a diamond shape seems more realistic than from oblong to squared.

[@Alex00789]

@@leoterss What about from an oblong to diamond?

[@leoterss]

@@Alex00789 sounds much more feasible, but i'm not a plastic surgeon so you should check with any local surgeons or beauty clinics to hear their professional opinion

[@Alex00789]

@@leoterss Thanks.

[@talon9639]

someone summarize this video i got less time

[@basketball_s]

does this include mewing?

[@jarate5922]

Chewing mastic gum fixed my tmj. Just saying

[@sumrandumguy7177]

Any face gains?

[@BioStock08]

Just settle for newbie gains on the master

[@sukunawillstillwin]

Literally just chew hard food for hours a day. mastic gum, steak, carrots,

[@KINGKOON777]

Me: not doing the jawline exercise thing Also me: have jaw problems

[@piyushthakur1471]

simple don't over do anything

[@breadcrumbs3530]

Meanwhile I'm over here trying to not chew as hard because I've hypertrophied my masseter muscles as a result of gum chewing and I'm trying to feminize my face. Can't get masseter Botox because I got no money for that rip

[@Mrachsohallo]

Why do you try to feminize your face?

[@flipo010]

Nice

[@eddiedaniels5034]

I don't believe for a minute that guy's jawline and chin are natural. I think they're too pronounced.

[@throwawayaccount4398]

5:00 Wait is mewing not the same as jaw exercises??????? Wot,?????? I'M CONFUSED xd

[@criscrosxxx]

Mewing is natural position for your tongue to rest

[@lieutenantpepper2734]

"this nice lady will say" wtf is she? Is she a licensed professional?!

[@kevinblade5.058]

Yes, she literally is💀

[@urfavweapon719]

I got a chin implant to build up my facial structure and started exogenous testosterone to build muscle throughout my body as well as lose body fat at an enhanced rate. Best decision.

[@roadtoempowerment3316]

@Average KZbin Consumer that’s what he said

[@grottphd9090]

Yeah well now you've destroyed your natural test levels for life. I'm glad you're happy with your decision but there are significant repercussions

[@foamfan7593]

Does the implant hurt?

[@saeen9591]

Guys does using jaw trainer work ?

[@grottphd9090]

It does work, and most of the concerns shared in this video are bs. You should be careful with it and use proper training practices, as just with any other kind of exercise it can be harmful if misused. But jaw trainers are very effective