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►Casey Kings weight loss journey 2021 - • Casey King’s Shocking ...
►Deadlift at 0:43 - by Miles “Smiles” Taylor @smiles_taylor
►Heinrich Himmler defiance photo at 1:14 - rarehistoricalphotos.com/himm...
►People @1:03 in order of appearance:
Yuri Gagarin, Jesse Owens, Caesar Augustus, Martin Luther King Jr., Nikola Tesla, Isaac Newton, Stanislav Petrov, Jānis Čakste, Frīdrihs Briedis, Vasily Arkhipov, Simo Häyhä aka White Death, Henry Ford, Abraham Lincoln, Mahatma Gandhi, Muhammad Ali, Stan Lee, Robin Williams, Sergei Bodrov, Chester Bennington, Edward Snowden, Julian Assange and Alexei Navalny
►People and Gods @2:34 in order of appearance:
Poseidon, Hippocrates, Leonidas I, Odin, Hercules, Ares, Zeus, Hades and Thor.
►Song: Alec Benjamin - Let Me Down Slowly (Tevvez Remix - Parallel Universe)
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The power lifter from Germany lost his wife, so he used her memory to push forward and win gold at the olympics. But exercise is toxic?
Exactly! Good for him I'm sure his wife is proud of him
"There were 4 arms lifting that weight"
He is a weightlifter not a power lifter, powerlifting is squat bench press and deadlift. Weightlifting is clean and jerk ( the lift performed in the video) and snatch
Wow thats powerfull
ur crying not me
The clip of the disabled kid is the most meaningful one to me. That kid is stronger than most able bodied people. And that is saying something. Good for that kid and keep up the grind everyone. We all are going to make it.💪
His name is Miles “Smiles” Taylor. Instagram: @smiles_taylor
The kid is an inspiration.
I got fucking goosebumps when he lifted that weight.
He did more than me. Time to raise the bar. Amazing clip
💪
"It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable" - Socrates
Hell yeah
Right before that he says “no man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training”
ye
Stay strong men, thats the only choice we have!
Rather we should have
It’s not a choice.. this is y we r created to be
You won't be strong forever!!!!
😂🤣😅 as long as I live I will be strong bro even when I fall I am still strong
A real man embraces knowledge and wisdom through constantly challenging himself physically, mentally and intellectually. This journey builts his character and morals. He is willing to be dangerous when necessary which is kept under the control of his kindness and discipline. This video sums it up immaculately.
The term "toxic masculinity" is so full of crap, like, what exists is masculinity and toxic people. We should all embrace masculinity, to help the others, to be happy with our feats, to inspire the future generations to come. We should all be the best humans possible.
@@lucasoreidopunho3556 true masculinity is never toxic.
Preach brother
Beautiful statement sir, your words hold great truth that we can all learn from should we choose to do so.
Amen to that. Let me screenshot this really quick, she i can remaind to my self what is the real man.
you"ll never know how strong you are, until being strong is your only choice
Wow... That's a good one
This hit younger me real hard
I went to high school with the guy who had Cerebral Palsy deadlifting in the beginning… his name is Miles Taylor and he’s genuinely one of the sweetest human beings who has overcome some serious trauma in his life and I couldn’t be more proud of him… he was always with our athletic trainer and all the coaches in our school and him and I were pretty close. One day he came to school without his soccer ball that he normally had with him and kicked around every day and he told me it was flat and wouldn’t hold air any more. So the next day I came in and gave him a soccer ball I had in my garage and literally every time I saw him after that I got a hug from Miles. I tell you, I come from a broken home so some days the depression and existential dread would really be overwhelming me and that hug from Miles would turn my entire day around…
I love you Miles, graduated 10 years ago and I still haven’t forgotten the bond we shared
That's amazing. It's incredible what simple acts of genuine kindness do for people. That clip of him deadlifting is one of the best in these kinds of videos.
Dude, thats an awesome story. Thanks for sharing. I cried when I saw him dead lift, I could just feel the energy in the room in the video. Can only imagine that seeing him do that first hand would have be fucking electric!
Videos like these are so unbelievably useful to just keep me on the good path. As of March of last year I was 355 feeling sorry for myself and I just decided to not be a victim anymore and try to make a difference. It was beyond difficult to keep myself motivated at first but I just slowly built a routine. Proud to say I’m 272 as of today and I have no intention of quitting. WE’RE ALL GOING TO FUCKING MAKE IT BRAHS 💪
Best of luck you will do it brah.
Gonna need an update on this king
KEEP ON GOING BRAH!
Good luck brother same here
Dude FUCK YEAH! Keep at it!
This is TRULY body positivity. If you are disabled (or fat as fuck), you either accept it and make yourself a victim, and tell everyone it's ok, or you try your best to be THE BEST version of yourself, overcoming your weaknesses. We're all gonna make it brahs
Yep, I agree. Instead of convincing yourself it's ok, try to improve yourself
@@CMCSE maybe work on your grammar first
@@EezoTheChezo broo get tf out of here, go to your weak gay group and cry about the vid 😂👍
@@EezoTheChezo Alphabeth people need to be stop. are you one of them?
@@EezoTheChezo maybe work on yourself before you fix others. Start with yourself and help others rather than pointing them out like that.
I think that kid didn't just lift that bar, he lifted himself, everyone in that room, and every problem he ever encountered, absolute unit of a guy. Respect
Have you ever watched Forrest Valkais Video 'Sex-and-Sensibility'?
He's an actual Biologist, a Scientist, who knows stuff about Gender and Such.
@@knova7597 gym people respect and support those who respect and support themself, I have to tell so many people that want to go gym but are scared they're going to be judged for being fat or overweight that in reality everyone is proud and everyone there is happy you're making positive steps
3495 likes and only 3 comments? I'll fix that >:)
no I watched the video pretty close, I think he only lifted the bar
The new giga chad mad respect
1:45 that lift was for his deceased wife, she was his world, imagine losing the person you orbit, lost in the darkness of space, and still able to find success through the memory of her love, love watching this guy do this lift every time I watch it.
He was lifting the weight of his grief. It looked like he was free of it afterwards.
She doesn't matter, women are worthless
Been quite depressed the past few weeks. The past year has been really rough on me and it really broke me down. I’ve pretty much lost most of my confidence and motivation. I’ve just become so weak and have been really trying to be back to who I was a year ago. Videos like these really help me out. Thank you.
I am happy to hear that. You can do this!
You can't learn to get up if you never fell, my dude. It is okay to feel down. It is okay to be beaten down by life's tribulations. Sometimes you have no choice. Sometimes it's necessary. But you always have to give your best to get up, raise your head proudly, and keep going. I've been there. I know how it feels. I've had troubled childhood in a dysfunctional family, full of violence, alcoholism, poverty, and humiliation. Tough time at school, difficulties to connect with my peers. Bullying. In my teens, realizing I'm entering adulthood with no penny in my pocket and questionable perspectives. But I clawed my way out of it. I know everybody have it in them. I know that. But you can't give up. You need to change things, work on yourself. It won't be easy. It will be difficult mentally, and physically. But on your way out of your troubles you will emerge a changed man. Strong, confident, commanding respect. Set clear priorities in life. Realize that there are no roadblocks, just obstacles to overcome. Mountains to conquer.
First step to solving a problem is admitting there is a problem. You are already on the right path, even if you don't realize it. Don't stop.
I feel you man, 2022 was a good and tough year and I too became weak.. But 2023, we rise. Alhamduillah 🙏
Huge respect for adding historical figures.
@Ben A Ur the clear example of toxicity mate, dont be like that dude !!
@Ben A kid one day you will say this thing about the comment you just made
@Ben A go back to tiktok
@Ben A 🤣
@Ben A aint no way anyone over 12 says cringe unironically
There is a man in my gym who has polio and he is disabled from one of his legs. When i first saw him in the gym i thought I've seen him before somewhere. Then we talked and he told me he has won the state level body building competition 3 times in a row.
He is currently my mentor and guides me here and there whenever i make a mistake or whenever I'm not giving my 100%
Even though he's disabled from one leg he is thr strongest in our gym, sometimes the machines looks inferior infront of his strength.
Idgaf if he has taken PED or not but his Sheer fucking will to not give up after having a disability is so damn inspiring
There's a guy in my gym without a leg, he uses a prosthesis, my friend and I call him the terminator, he is probably the biggest guy there even without a leg, ripped as hell. Huge respect for him.
God damn.
Same man the strongest guy in my gym lost a leg and he’s really nice.
Fucking chad
Your comment made my day
That kid jumping for joy after struggling will never not make me get up and immediately workout with tears in my eyes. That kid is an inspiration for real.
“Orbiting Earth in the spaceship, I saw how beautiful our planet is. People, let us preserve and increase this beauty, not destroy it!”
― Yuri Gagarin
Dont be ashamed to be a better version oh yourself my dear friends
And don't be ashamed to be weak today, because with working hard tomorrow you are going to get stronger.
Keep Grinding 🌞🌜👁️
@@MP-ut6eb don't stay weak and don't let other people know your weakness
@@bruh-ic7sb everyone has weaknesses and strengths. People aren’t black or white, they are grey.
@@bruh-ic7sb it’s okay to be weak. what’s not okay is to stay weak. get up, and push yourself harder than you ever have before
Small detail but I really love that you put a picture of Edward Snowden in here, he sacrificed everything in his life to inform us of the grave injustices our government commits. That's a real fucking man
I was happy to see Chester Bennington as well, this video wasn't just physically strong people it was those who spoke about mental strength as well. He saved so many lives, miss hin
@@ayushsevak916 Wow I didn't even notice Chester, yeah I agree that's awesome
Yeah, but then right after he glorified the military, which is kind of the whole point behind Snowden's leaks.
@@igorgracchia5788 There's a picture of fucking Heinrich Himmler lol, he was literally the chief of the SS
@@polobik4231 really? What a loss. Indeed, I dont know everyone in it
“Who Dares Wins.” - some of the bravest men I've had the pleasure of working with.
the first guy doin deadlift is the best example of rejecting weakness i have ever scene, whenever you think of making excuses, remember him
"It's easier to find men who will volunteer to die than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience"
Buonaparte)
I believe it was Caesar
Both noble
Have you ever watched Forrest Valkais Video 'Sex-and-Sensibility'? He's an actual Biologist, a Scientist, who knows stuff about Gender and Such. He reads Gender-Studys.
All we do is “endure pain with patience”
“We live in a society where mediocrity is often rewarded." - SEAL commander
"these are men who detest mediocrity", you got that from the David Goggins book
Dudes almost realising that capitalism is the problem and then deciding at the last minute it’s actually because dudes aren’t man enough anymore.
It’s so true. I mean who doesn’t love a good compliment? However, if taken the wrong way, could cause complacency
"It's phykotic. They keep finding new ways to celebrate mediocrity." - Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible
thats the probleme if you need others to reward you
Love the fact that you included clips of Latvian special forces, it motivated me to keep pushing and working like my ancestors did for a better future! 🇱🇻🇱🇻
This has got to be the best one. I always come back and watch this one. Please don’t ever take it down.
0:22 this man actually did an unreal transformation and lost like between 500 and 600lbs
Yt link or anything?
Just search casey king
He now has a yt channel
He started at like, 800 lbs give or take, and he's 250 and still losing weight. Look up Oompavile and Casey King. Dude's a real inspiration, just to show you it ain't too late to turn your life around.
@@Hereallydiedforme its never too late
This is actually so good, I feel like that Zyzz has really become an inspiration to all of the men in current society who feel lost. We're all gonna make it brahs
Edit: Holy thanks for all the likes, this is the most I have ever gotten before. Have a good one
Absolutely true, the men that find themselves out of place and lacking purpose find zyzz. The man that lived on his own terms, the pinnacle of grabbing life by the throat and winning. Embracing your masculinity is so incredibly important as a man
Ummm Zyzz DIDN'T make it 🤣
I will never get why Zyzz is so idolized by many. He was a drug abuser who would party and flex all the time, mixed steroids and a bad lifestyle and died because of it. I fell like his whole persona is in contrast with what this video is trying to show.
@@alextucamood we all have our demons man, doesn't mean you can't inspire other people to be better, shit role model or not, ever heard of people that give amazing advice but are awful at applying it themselves?
yeah.
bit insane you expect someone to be perfect/near perfect for them to be a suitable role model, no one is, in fact i can tell you whole heartedly any of the "stars" nowadays that you idolize are 500x as shit of a person as they show they are in public, so what's your point?
Zyzz was a legit awful person. Its just enough time has passed for people to forget.
I saw this on StaySafeTV twitch stream today. It legitimately gave me chills. Our society is missing strong men. I've watched this multiple times today and every time it gives me chills. Truly inspiring.
This is going in my gym fuel playlist
There's nothing to be ashamed of in being weak, staying weak is.
Everyday you strife and fight to become a better person than yesterday, even just in the slightest of those virtues. Becase that's what prove that your hardwork is just and paid off.
The Kid from the first sum the whole point of the motivation behind this phrase really well.
I really like your first line there and I think it is such a crucial thing to know. I thought of myself as to weak my whole life growing up and I hated myself for it. I told myself you are not allowed to be weak and that meant every time I wasn't good enough, I actually beat myself. Things like not winning in the video games I played, not being as strong as my brother in the gym or in sports, not being a good enough follower of God, not having good enough grades, and more... I would pound the top of my head repeatedly as hard as I could (usually only when know one else could see) until I was seeing stars. I couldn't take my failure because it was weak, but that meant I never was allowed to start building cause I had to be good enough already.
In reality I see how it is fragile masculinity to think like that, but I now I know I am weak at times and strong at others and I strive to continue growing in everything that I do. Seeing progress has brought me so much life and hope for becoming a strong man I can be proud of. Still working on forgiving the part of myself that did the beating I haven't really stepped into that darkness enough. I need to bring that part of me back into the fold, because I do believe that it can become a force for good if I come to understand it.
@@TheBigJord I was not going to comment anything, because unbeknownst to most if not all viewers and especially all commenters here, maybe even to the creator themselves, this whole trend of Zyzz themed videos is flawed, with many fatal flaws and mistakes in the entire ideological thinking behind it (conflating masculinity with strength, treating superficial interpretations or conceptions of strength as an inherrent ethical value of someone's morals and judgment of a person, ect). However, I beleive you deserve to know that you have been heard by at least one person who cared enough to let you know, and I hope you get along alright and don't hurt yourself anymore. Idk what else to say at the moment. Godspeed
@@TheBigJord and yes, it was not even just a fragile masculinity issue. It was a toxic masculinity issue. That's what people talk about when they say that word (the honest ones who do their research), and you have felt it and experienced it firsthand. So remember that when somebody tells you that toxic masculinity doesn't exist or is some new buzzword. It's a real problem, and it means when men are pressured to hide or suppress their "weakness" which doesn't even mean anything most of the time if you actually think about it from the outside, or it could be just their emotions or differences that might make you look weak in one way, but you were just not playing what you're best at. Not that you even need to be the best at anything.
@@TheBigJord Thank you for sharing and have a nice day
@@mihailmilev9909 Thank you for your reply. Thank you for caring enough about my pain to say these things. I agree with you a lot and definitely think I was caught in a form of toxic masculinity. I believe it does exist, but just not in the way that it is defined by society in a larger way. The societal definition of toxic masculinity serves femininity. It was created in a frame work that is all about how women see men as toxic, but what I would put to Men out there is that we each need to define toxic masculinity in our own ways. For me toxic masculinity usually takes the form of huge egos. People that have to prove they are alpha are toxic as hell, because staring another dude down or looking bigger than an other dude doesn't make you more alpha. Only the actions and the way that you live your life can convey whether or not you are worthy of being a leader. True men in my opinion build up their fellow man. That doesn't mean always encouraging every action a guy takes (tough love is a real thing), but it means truly desiring the best for your fellow man. True Masculinity in my opinion is about improving the lives of everyone even people we fear or are angered by. True masculinity is someone who recognizes that tearing others down is a fruitless waste of time but building each other up creates a world of potential that could reach out into infinity. I could write whole books about this idea and these are just the beginnings of my thoughts around this, so sorry for ranting haha. Thank you for your response all the same!
Stepan Popov (1:47) is one of the few athletes in my beloved Belarus, who in August 2020 condemned the government for rigging elections and the brutality of the security forces against peaceful protesters. An honest man in the ring and in life. Thank you, hero of Belarus.
huge respect from germany!
@@atune2682 thank you!
LIBERATE BELARUS. YOU'RE ALL GONNA MAKE IT BRAH 🇺🇸🇧🇾
Жыве Беларусь ❤️🤍❤️
@@uncledrakey Жыве вечна!
Man this video is magic it straight up makes me forget about excuses and pain just for 5 minutes and thats enough to get my ass of the bed and do something productive.
That clip of the disabled kid was breath taking. I've had a physical disability/chronic illness for a few years, and overcoming it and becoming strong despite everything against me made me feel incredible. Mad respect
I fukcing LOVE this. We need more Strong and Based Men in this world. Reject Modernity 💪
People saying based is so cringe now because of comments like this😂
@@f4rt989 didnt ask
@@norinator6284 didn’t ask if you asked. Plus you’re probably white. Plus female. Plus ratio
@@f4rt989 Imagine not being White
Cope and dilated
@@f4rt989 why u bringing race you beta
The disabled kid one made me smile harder than I expected
Legit haven't felt this happy for someone else in a long time
Watching this clip in bed after grappling hard yesterday, 1 hard day of work, 1h30 of motocross and 1h in the gym is so satisfying. My body's dead but my soul's so alive
Every second went by and I am still shivering from those vids
"Weakness is a choice" is most likely one of the best sentences I´ve ever heard. Losing doesn´t make you weak, not trying again and not working hard to achieve what u want makes you weak. all of this is only in your mind. Keep grinding kings
My BJJ team's mantra is "There is no losing. You either win or you learn." Never be afraid to fail. If you do, use that as a learning experience for next time.
"Being weak is not a sin, staying weak is"
1:42 , that man lifted Gold for his dead Wife.
The respect given in the octogon, both head down was amazing.
Bro literally I'm just crazy who ever have created this.. a big salute for you from all ive been still feeling the goosebumps bro thanks for the video loved itt ..it's way to special.. those powerlifting has to get hats off . excellent broo ..smart work
That deadlift had me f@cking cheering. Love that shit! That kid isn’t letting anything stand in his way.
I was born with 4 different learning difficulties and now I’m one of the best in my university. This only happened because I confronted my weaknesses, if i had been a victim, I would have a much worse life. I have a gf despite my disability of social skills and I’m physically healthy now, u guys can do it too! Grind onwards brothers, the path is different for everyone so you need to make your own path. Everyone has a bright future if they can get the fire burning.
~Ps:
Ik there’s gonna be some toxic ppl in this crowd so, here’s some advice coming from experience, take it or leave it…
Don’t be toxic to women, regardless of their differences you can help them as can they help you. Not all of them are self entitled and overly expecting, i was surprised to find that many are just like u and me👌
You don't reject women, you reject thots who don't respect themselves and others. We're all gonna make it brah
Thanks for the inspiration !
4? Damn good job. I only have ADHD and it feels like I have to work twice as hard as the normies. But its do or die I'm not mentally ill enough to justify disability so I gotta go work twice as hard or I'll end up with nothing.
@@fieldy409 we are all mentally ill in some way brother, even people who look perfect or seem perfect might just be the most mentally fucked people in the planet. Keep up the grind brother!!!!!
You are understating the effect of university indoctrination. If I hear 'smash the patriarchy' uttered by privileged girls around beaten down guys one more time I'll pull my hair out. Problem = Exists
thank you, i needed second workout motivation today. first one was only pretty intense.
"the weak ones are there to justify the strong"
Great job. Honestly been enjoying this kind of meme rabbithole
"There isn't any shame in being weak, the shame is in staying weak." ~ Fuegoleon Vermillion (Black Clover)
Love that quote. And that show
I'm not gonna lie I just felt extremely depressed because of how I look with my shirt off and literally a minute later i find this video and it gave me such a boost in confidence that I can make it and to pick my ass up and start training even harder and go all out
Good luck man, you will make it. No pain no gain.
Do it. Start by eating right.
Pain is temporary, masculinity is eternal
Thank you people, started off strong, already feeling sore as a mf, but we keep it moving, weakness is a choice!!
@@rxki_9838 Good mate sore means gains, keep grinding brah
Wow video, one of the best!
The intro was terrifying.
deffinatly the best motavational video I've come across. amazing
Remember boys, there isnt anything wrong with modernity or modern things, its the values and misconceptions being pushed during our modern time that are causing confusion for many. We live in one of the best times to live in the first world in human history, with so many advancements and comforts available to us, like the internet where we can communicate and share ideas. It's up to us to use these tools for the betterment of our fellow humans. #ReformModernity
exactly with our modern tools, we could do exponentially more, instead we are pushed to become weak, but i think it is changing now
@Plot ded everything in moderation, comfort can be an opportunity for reflection or renewal. No it shouldn’t be the goal or a place one remains in but used correctly it can add to and enhance one’s resilience
Reject modernity !!!!!
Instant stuff making laziest generation.
Based
Still recovering one year after my brain hemorrhage, had to learn to walk again etc... but these kind of video's keep me motivated !
be great youll make it man
Great brother we all can do it
Best Support, hope you are better than yourself from one year ago
hey ! yes i improved alot but still not 100% its a lifetime work :) @@tacoente
This is what I need everyday: pure motivation and a reminder that these times are crazy.
the kid with the (conventional please mind you) deadlift actually brought such a smile to my face i legit felt so happy, and in general fuck man this video is fire
Ah man. The clip of the disable kid has reduced me to tears twice now. What an absolute inspiration
Same, Herculean strength, overcoming it all 💪💪
with that form, he's gonna be even more disabled lol
@@straightupsquared9892 Hey man, he is really strong. I think that says enough😁💪
The clip of Adesanya and Silva brought a tear to my eye.
Absolutely same.
What inspiration! I love this video!
About the 12th time I’ve watched this video and there’s still shivers running up my back.
Never thought a compilation of clips and images would make me tear up, but here we are brahs.
same
Same , every time I see a video like this, it tears me up. But it motivates the hell out of me. These Reject modernity and embrace masculinity videos are the best pre workouts !!
Yo same. I've watched quite a few other of these "embrace masculinity" videos and all of them are pathetic in comparison to this one
This was just simply... refreshing? All I’ve been seeing is people belittling me for being a man, hating men for being men because it offends someone or it’s toxic. Things like staying healthy is now toxic apparently. This invigorated me beyond words. Positive images of what men have done in spite of the challenges they faced. Real, REAL role models. People who inspire and encourage. I feel ready to take on the world now. Thank you
Edit:
Based off some comments I wanna make it clear I’m not belittling anyone for their life choices. If a male feels more feminine then masculine that’s okay, if someone prefers being overweight then looking like Zeus that’s okay. However the point I’m trying to make is if it wasn’t for typically masculine men then these privileges some people have to make these choices wouldn’t exist. In this day and age it’s getting increasingly toxic towards good men, who hold more traditional values of providing and protecting their family. No disrespect to anybody at all, including those who wanna call themselves alpha males or whatever
If they said we work out because we're fatphobic, then so be it. We may be villains to their eyes, but we are always heroes to our own. That's why a lot of villains in movies makes sense
Its a minority subculture that does that. And no one even takes them seriously. Stop pretending your some kind of victim lmao.
Why not turn to Islam they hate us and they hate Islam because thats the one ideology that they know of that is powerful enough to change everything for the better and make those that let people suffer be punished
@@socksboii3848 absolutely correct
come on he needs 4o5likes
nice edit bro keep up w the good work
This edit just gave me a lot of motivation to work Hard
I quit drugs 💉💊 and joined a year ago after keep watching these videos 😃
Nice
LETSS GOOOOOOOOOOO
Let's gooo paji!!!
I liked Stan Lee in there. Not someone you would expect but definitely deserving.
Man, this video brougth a tear to my eye.
The disabled kid isn't just lifting weights, he's lifting the whole Gyms morale.
💯
This is the best one of these I’ve seen. Not just a bunch of beefcakes at the gym, only true legends made the cut!
You did see the famous Nazi in there? Right?
@@yobrodontshoot1130 Heinrich Himmler? Yeah legend…
@@yobrodontshoot1130 Which one?
@@RYPA190 The photo of "Shirokaya"
Its Himmler. I guess it was supposed to emphasize the guy starring at him. But its 80% a photo of high ranking Nazis.
Once again, I suppose its supposed to be a "defiant in the face of adversity" but Himmler had actually been asking people questions all day that day. Before he had asked SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Karl Wolff who served as Himmler’s Chief of Staff, to show him how they executed Jewish people. An act of "defiance" would have been completely ignoring Himmler. Not speaking to him through a fence.
Literally almost every other Nazi in the photo is cheerful and aloof. This was not a "staring match".
Himmler was legitimately probably asking the mans background before being executed.
Himmler, during this same day, went to a field with 100 prisoners he stopped and asked a young boy a few questions.
He asked him "Are you a Jew"?
The man answered, “Yes”. Himmler asked: “Are both your parents Jews?”. Again, he answered “Yes”. Himmler asked, “Do you have any ancestors who were not Jews?”, “No”, the man answered. “Then I can’t help you”, Himmler said.
They then proceeded to shoot everyone in line in the back of the head. Before getting another line of 100 prisoners.
Rumour has it, it was Himmlers first time seeing dead bodies, and he was nearly sick from the brain matter all over his uniform.
Thats the actual story about that photo. The photo emphasizes the Nazis ability to smother life.
@@yobrodontshoot1130 Yeah you're right. But still it's a good video with masculine figures, not just bodybuilders in gym like every other video like this. I'm not gonna nitpick every picture, it has its flaws but the message is still there.
1:11 Seeing Chester in this frame really got me. Miss him just as much as Zyzz
Damn :(
Chester❤️
When I saw this video 9 months ago I used to be like 110 KG and i felt miserable en that time, but seeing this images and secuences of people being the Best person they could be motivated to go for the gym near my house.
Now i'm 85 KG and going to the gym is the Best decision i've ever take in My entire life... And it just started in this video.
(srry if My English is broken, it is not My first lenguage)
1:03 That's Valentina Tereshkova. She came from nothing, born in absolute poverty, to become the first and youngest woman in space.
Strength comes in many forms, not every man is physically strong but there's many goals outside the gym that any would wish to achieve. I myself want to get into the gym, work out again, get better at painting, drawing, among many other things and it does take time and grind.
Also it was pretty uplifting to see these disabled people of the video do insane physical feats.
Every man should do some form of strength training. Maybe not lifting 500 pounds but at least attempting to push himself to some sort of physical limit. It’s obligatory for men to be physically capable.
@@aydenlui I mean... why just men? It's pretty useful to have strong, able bodies of every person to at least lift and carry 50 or 100 pound boxes.
@@Zeno11Salazar of course. totally agree. but especially for men..
@@aydenlui Eh, I think out of obligation puts unnecessary pressure on people. This isn't so bad, but it is... how to say, this would lead to people thinking men need to stronger, therefore those who are out matched by a woman, would lead to men feeling less manly. It's pathetic, and not a nessacery weight to put on men. That's why there's guys that are happy or okay with being weak, so they don't get angry or sad over being weaker than others, especially women that lift.
@@aydenlui why is it obligatory for men, humans dont have to hunt for food now. Everyone, not just guys, should be healthy, you dint have to push the limits for that. And being muscular and strong can be useful, but so is every other skill
The modern culture has taken away a fundamental aspect to living as a human being; the ability to strive. Physically, intellectually, emotionally and spiritually. Reject the modern illusion. Pursue life.
Our generation is so cringe. Because we haven't gone through the hardships that our ancestors went through to provide us this life. We must never forget them and strive to provide an even better life to our next generations. Become a better parent. Seek knowledge, power and wisdom, and strive to achieve mental peace. Is this called toxic masculinity? Nah, we are a supportive community who just want to help people become the best version of themselves and achieve their true potential. Sure, there is some andrew Tate red pill cringe content , but not all content is like that. Andrew Tate is narcissistic. We do it for ourselves, to achieve mental peace, not for satisfying our ego.
@@dhiraj6727 our ancestors are cringe because they never went through their ancestors
@@dhiraj6727 tbh most of you’re comment is pretty good and I like that you aren’t an Andrew tate stan
@@nickpickle7665 never went through their ancestors? Wtf?
@@dhiraj6727 our ancestors never went through what their ancestors had to
man that part around 1;05 with flashing photos of great men really got me
That’s some of the most inspirational shlt I’ve ever seen
0:45 LETS GOOOOO BRO, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK BRO
It has been 18 days since I exercised and lift heavy weight, I used to be a depressed brah & I eat just below the average, “Fat skinny".
Now I focus on both burning belly fat and making muscles I now feel better that my old self, more confident,less depressed.
Hell yeah brother. Same there, let's give it all of us, fk depression, fk weakness, fk modernity, we are going to make it brah 🦾
NICE! That's great! Keep going man and never give up! You got this!
I'm also skinny fat, I eat slightly above average as i'm planning to make a great bulk with newbie gains and then do a crazy cut when the time comes
Good luck in life sikkunt, you are already turning it around
Enjoy your beginner year, its the best muscle gains and fat lose, even both at the same time. Almost like on steroids
Make the best out of it
I love that they included the manliest sport (hockey) on this compilation
the guy at 0:22 is a legend, he got rid of all that weight and is still going storng I think
I'm glad to have that little Zyzz in me that tells me to not quit working out and become a strong man
Zyzz wasn't that strong, couldn't even make it 25 years on the planet
@@SuperMontsta get out of here
@@mufmager Make me
@@SuperMontsta Based...
Zyzz was a drug abuser.. Don't idolize him
2:07 i cried in here. The amount of tes i'm getting is beyond the earth.
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thank you for adding Latvian special forces🙏
This is the best video on youtube that i have ever seen!
This unironically gave me chills
Ofc it did homie, it's a great great video
0:51 love how the guys in the background just leave whatever they're doing for a moment to support the dude that's lifting, that's what real Men do, support our brothers and sisters.
0:50 this does put a smile on my face 😊
The Matthias Stainer clip always gets me, god speed to the dude.
0:37 gave me the chills
The compilation of legendary people doing incredible things is probably one of the best I've seen, thanks for that king! Makes me want to work on myself even more
“Legendary people doing incredible things” you mean the actors preforming a highly dramatized versions of war? Yea I’m sure you do like it since role playing psychos seems to be in abundance in this comment section 😂
@@f4rt989 Exactly. The part with the soldiers is cringey af and immediately tells me what kind of a kid the poster is. It's even more hilarious when the video is titled "reject modernism" but shows modern soldiers in modern gear. Why didn't he use videos of 18th century musketeers who die as a pawn for their king? Oh right, these kids pick and choose what they want to resemble "conservatism" without even studying history. Wait till they find out men used makeups and wore heels back then lmao.
this was the best one so far
Love you for adding Chester Bennington. Huge inspiration for me to get started on my art and creating a band. Without him, I don't know where I'd be. Thank you for this video.
Let's make this a trailer for 2022. Resist the slave mind, my dudes.
Yes
Masculinity is a gift,not something we should be ashamed of,and never has been more necessary than now,when it seems like there’s only one way to be a man,and that way is being weak.Don’t give up to all those people who are afraid of us becoming the best possible versions of ourselves,life’s tough sometimes,but so we are,stay strong in body but specially in mind,brothers,we’ve already won in our struggle,the only true defeat is not fighting at all.
Thank you for including Odin and Thor in here
The part where all legends are shown really motivates me❤
Being Masculine Doesnt mean being a sleazy douche. Being masculine means being human, expressing yourself through the ideas you live by. Allowing yourself to be yourself, so let the people express themselves through lifting, though being stoic, let the other express themselves and be human. Being masculine means being human. Thank you for making this video!
Being masculine means pushing yourself to the limits for your goals, and helping others to push to their limits as well.
I've found that people confuse masculinity with aggression, a fragile ego, low self-confidence, and low intellect a lot. Tons of "alpha chad" 115lb douchebags think they're "masculine", when they couldn't be further from it, thus spreading the misconception further by refering to themselves as masculine. You don't need to be extremely fit to be masculine. Women can be extremely fit and still be almost entirely feminine.
It's just about expressing male traits. That's it. There's a balance, of course. Men can express certain feminine traits, which can ADD ON to the perception of masculinity. I mean think about it. The vast majority of women are extremely attracted to a man who understands his emotions, and isn't afraid to communicate them. Caring for children is seen by most men as a "feminine" as well, when that couldn't be further from the truth. You're also more likely to become a sleazy cunt if you focus only on being masculine, and not "looking gay" or whatever the fuck idiot kids think these days.
Trying to fit a role purely because YOU THINK society expects it is the anti-thesis of masculinity. It shows an extreme lack in self-confidence, and the inability to introspect.
In the end, just be yourself, and you'll be fine.
1:55 if this is toxicity then i am willing to embrace it
If you are a good masculine guy, you are also respectful
Great video . i came for memes but ended up in a history lesson .i literally forgot what i was watching until i checked on the title again
Thank you
Extreme respect for Chester Bennington.
+1
Yea 🥺 I miss him soo much
That kid didn't just lift a bar with some weights he made a statement that problems no matter how big can be overcome if you have the will to push through and the right kind of people who support you positively
Big motivation bro, thanks from Ukraine
Always cried a little about that kid with the bar that’s a huge accomplishment that’s amazing
He lost his wife, and was lifting the weight of his grief