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That was very surface-level video. It wasn't so much an "investigation" as it was pretty much confirming what most already know (big shock at finding PED users at a hardcore bodybuilding gym that is also patronized by Olympia competitors lol.)
I do wonder why they bleeped out some of the PED compounds? Were they only allowed to say generic things like Test and HGH and not brand names like Deca or Winstrol?
I did find it a bit amusing that they touched on the fetish side.
He has so much stuff with GWM that I’m assuming he’s on here incognito. We need more people like this guy
I do wonder why they bleeped out some of the PED compounds? Were they only allowed to say generic things like Test and HGH and not brand names like Deca or Winstrol?
I think Youtube tends to be unclear with its rules, either that or CC's have trouble interpreting them. I hear words in other videos bleeped out all the time that make me pause and say, "Really? That's not allowed?" Either way, CC's have to walk on eggshells or else risk receiving a strike against them.
That was very surface-level video. It wasn't so much an "investigation" as it was pretty much confirming what most already know (big shock at finding PED users at a hardcore bodybuilding gym that is also patronized by Olympia competitors lol.)
I do wonder why they bleeped out some of the PED compounds? Were they only allowed to say generic things like Test and HGH and not brand names like Deca or Winstrol?
I did find it a bit amusing that they touched on the fetish side.
I don't know that "most already know" about widespread PED use. I mean, yeah, most people look at somebody like Hunter Henderson or Nataliya Kuznetzova and figure they've got to be on something. Then again, there are plenty of comments on these forums which beggar belief.
What's a lot less known is how widespread PED use is among bikini and figure competitors, instagram fitness models, and the like. People who aren't jacked to the gills, but somehow walk around in shredded condition year-round. No, she doesn't sound like Barry White, and she doesn't have traps up to her ears, but she's got at least as much muscle as the average (read: non-gym-going) guy and stays shredded AF: almost certainly on at least Anavar to stay in that condition.
I mean, that seems like common knowledge to those of us who know a fair bit about training (i.e. we've actually trained hard for months or years on end and have some barometer for what real natural training results look like), but based on the results of various surveys and threads, that seems to be a minority even around here.
Of course this is compounded by the fact that a lot of the bigger women will openly admit to PED use, while most of the latter adamantly refuse to. So that fosters the misconception that yeah, the really big ones take PEDs, but not the others.
I don't know that "most already know" about widespread PED use. I mean, yeah, most people look at somebody like Hunter Henderson or Nataliya Kuznetzova and figure they've got to be on something. Then again, there are plenty of comments on these forums which beggar belief.
That is a fair assessment. I think it was more from my, admittedly biased, view that the video came across more as gym-bro engagement bait versus an actual deep-dive analysis. I would have liked to have seen more with the doctor talking about the health implications behind PED use.
Then again, like I said, it's also more of me being critical of YouTube creators in how they rely mostly on clickbait and emotive language to gain views, but that's more a me thing lol.
That is a fair assessment. I think it was more from my, admittedly biased, view that the video came across more as gym-bro engagement bait versus an actual deep-dive analysis. I would have liked to have seen more with the doctor talking about the health implications behind PED use.
Then again, like I said, it's also more of me being critical of YouTube creators in how they rely mostly on clickbait and emotive language to gain views, but that's more a me thing lol.
You're right, it's clickbait all day, and designed to make midlevel gymbros feel better about their mid physiques.
Also FWIW I've seen Hunter Henderson twice and worked out in the same gym as her once (she was shooting a video with Dr. Mike) and she might be the most on-gear person in the scene today.
You're right, it's clickbait all day, and designed to make midlevel gymbros feel better about their mid physiques.
Also FWIW I've seen Hunter Henderson twice and worked out in the same gym as her once (she was shooting a video with Dr. Mike) and she might be the most on-gear person in the scene today.
Can you elaborate on that last statement?
Can you elaborate on that last statement?
Hunter has all of the side effects of PED use… all dialed up to 11.
She has the good effects too… she’s strong AF and incredibly muscular and well proportioned.
Call me an idiot, but i don't get the propose the existence of the video.
I don’t know this guy well enough and I don’t feel like watching all his videos, so maybe he has a noble purpose that I don’t see.
But historically, these kind of steroid features on women are away for men with typical mediocre bodies to feel better about the fact that a woman is stronger and physically superior to them. They credit all of her progress to steroids, discounting the fact that there is an epic amount of training and discipline involved alongside it.
I don’t know this guy well enough and I don’t feel like watching all his videos, so maybe he has a noble purpose that I don’t see.
But historically, these kind of steroid features on women are away for men with typical mediocre bodies to feel better about the fact that a woman is stronger and physically superior to them. They credit all of her progress to steroids, discounting the fact that there is an epic amount of training and discipline involved alongside it.
I'm not a doctor, i hope if someone here is a doctor can clarify my doubt, but think you don't need have necessarily have big muscles to be abusive consumer of PEDs, maybe you can have a deep voice or another feature relative too.
Now, it's obviously if a drug abuse it's health harmful, first i need to know why is in that way, first at all, i need why a person create a drug who can be so dangerous to health, maybe the anabolycs steroids or another type of related drugs has born to terapheutic purpouse, i don't know and how a normal people i need to know too.
My mission it's not promote dangerous drugs, but i'm a curious person, I'm not going to settle for being told no means no, at least in this type of thing.
In another hand, maybe i going to navegate to dirty waters, with my opinion, but this show how sexist can be the bodybuilding, i don't say the abusive consume of drugs it's right, but men have more easy to hide it, point a woman to be a peyorative term more easy. And that isn't fault of the men neither, it's a personal lifestyle, can be feed it by a competition.
By the way, I'm making assumptions I don't want to see the video, but the creator of this hints all women of this video are ABUSIVE CONSUMERS??
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Idk about all that.
But talking about steroid use by women makes typical guys feel better.
As they sit on their ass and feel insecure because a woman is stronger than them - they can assume that steroids are the only reason why she achieved what she did.
Like if some slob took Angie Yeo’s cycle but didn’t eat and train like Angie Yeo… he’d still look nothing like her.
Steroids are necessary equipment, but they’re just part of the overall experience.
Idk about all that.
But talking about steroid use by women makes typical guys feel better.
As they sit on their ass and feel insecure because a woman is stronger than them - they can assume that steroids are the only reason why she achieved what she did.
Like if some slob took Angie Yeo’s cycle but didn’t eat and train like Angie Yeo… he’d still look nothing like her.
Steroids are necessary equipment, but they’re just part of the overall experience.
I believe i got the point, it's a real shame and a lamest intention for these people.
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I think Youtube tends to be unclear with its rules, either that or CC's have trouble interpreting them. I hear words in other videos bleeped out all the time that make me pause and say, "Really? That's not allowed?" Either way, CC's have to walk on eggshells or else risk receiving a strike against them.
Some true crime shows will not name some of the obscure poisons used for murders, but they're less cautious with the more common poisons.
Call me an idiot, but i don't get the propose the existence of the video.
It's simply low-effort engagement bait from "professional" youtubers to get views/ His audience is probably a young "gym bro" crowd who eats up "natty or not" discussions more than likely for reasons like what Muscle Toez outlined. But outside of that, when you think about it, female bodybuilders represent a relatively "fascinating" topic. There are those who admire them from a sporting perspective, and there are those (as clearly mentioned in the video) who fetishize them or are otherwise attracted to them (and sometimes, it's both!). For those who aren't into either, female bodybuilders (and prominently muscular women) represent a kind of "freak show" (the terminology is a bit harsh, but I'm using it to put context into this) that draws eyes. They are rare and represent a look that is essentially the antithesis of what we find as "conventionally attractive" in women, so seeing a woman built like Hunter Henderson is going to draw eyes whether it's from someone who is deeply sexually attracted to that look, or someone who is repelled by it. It's cheap hooks for YouTube views.
And also, pay attention to the wording he uses in the video and in the comments. He writes "The ending may shock you." and in the video he says "I'm gonna find out the TRUTH about female bodybuilding." He uses a lot of clickbaity and emotive phrases and language to draw people in, and when a video has a lot of that, chances are it's not going to be terribly informative or in-depth.
You're right, it's clickbait all day, and designed to make midlevel gymbros feel better about their mid physiques.
Also FWIW I've seen Hunter Henderson twice and worked out in the same gym as her once (she was shooting a video with Dr. Mike) and she might be the most on-gear person in the scene today.
make gymbros feel better? lol wut. most strange statement ever. guaranteed, the normal people making the vid, don't think that way in the slightest lol. its jus easy views as jacked roided up girls are rare af to generak public.
make gymbros feel better? lol wut. most strange statement ever. guaranteed, the normal people making the vid, don't think that way in the slightest lol. its jus easy views as jacked roided up girls are rare af to generak public.
The "normal person making the vid" is literally a mid-level gymbro.
And if you doubt the truth of what I'm saying, then you've never been on a site like tnation or a subreddit like r/bodybuilding or r/nattyorjuice
And to be honest, I envy you. Communities like that are trash, and I wasted way too much of my time in them when I was learning how to lift a decade ago. Believe me.. they are filled with mid gymbros, and said gymbros overcompensate by talking smack all day long about buff women and their steroid cycles. It's a thing.
The "normal person making the vid" is literally a mid-level gymbro.
And if you doubt the truth of what I'm saying, then you've never been on a site like tnation or a subreddit like r/bodybuilding or r/nattyorjuice
And to be honest, I envy you. Communities like that are trash, and I wasted way too much of my time in them when I was learning how to lift a decade ago. Believe me.. they are filled with mid gymbros, and said gymbros overcompensate by talking smack all day long about buff women and their steroid cycles. It's a thing.
No, he's literally a normal person, as is the audience. IE, not everything is gym bro/female bodybuilding in the real world... Its jus ez clickbait for big views for big $$$ revenue. nothing more./
I do wonder why they bleeped out some of the PED compounds? Were they only allowed to say generic things like Test and HGH and not brand names like Deca or Winstrol?
After watching the first 5 minutes and thinking about it some more, I'm wondering if he feels like he's protecting them somehow by censoring their "supplements". It's not unheard of for those in the fitness community to bash others for the specific types of PED's they're on. "Oh, you're on tren?! You're crazy! You should be on anavar!"
After watching the first 5 minutes and thinking about it some more, I'm wondering if he feels like he's protecting them somehow by censoring their "supplements". It's not unheard of for those in the fitness community to bash others for the specific types of PED's they're on. "Oh, you're on tren?! You're crazy! You should be on anavar!"
I believe it's to prevent demonetization of his videos. Youtube has all sorts of rules, and specifically promoting illegal substances is probably one of them.
I just watched the video. I read the comments on the page and ALL the trolls came out to play. It was such a pile on it was sad. At the end of the video Jesse defends the girls from the trolls by saying they criticize the women while they sit on their asses which is a valid point. They seem to have glossed over that as they piled on in the comments section.
I'm not expecting everyone to like what I like but it's damn hard to respect the trolls when they all act like sheep and just move with the crowd.
The other thing that I took from this video is the huge amount of personal information the girls shared. For some reason they went on tape to talk about their clits. I mean why do they feel the need to do that? If I was on the bus and had just met a girl and within 5 minutes they started talking about clits like that it would be a head shaking moment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vp1M9UlZy-0