I Investigated the Biggest Losers on Earth @Joe HaTTab

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0:00 Hey guys, some of you were asking me to make a video about armwrestling. I was considering doing that but then a guy released a video called I investigated the world's strongest man and this video is partly about armwrestling which is why instead I'm going to be reviewing this video and then I'll give you my thoughts about all of it.

[video] 0:30 Strength does not come in one form.

[video] 0:34 Is strength found in muscles in size or in control?

0:38 Actually, there's only one definition of strength. If you're not able to survive, then you're not strong. And none of these so-called strongmen and arm wrestlers would be able to survive in nature. They wouldn't be able to win any fights.

[video] 0:59 or in a grip that could crush your hand. Today I travel to experience strength in its harshest forms.

[video] 1:28 alongside the strongest man in the world in Scotland.

1:37 It's funny how they went to Scotland on the one sunny day that they have in a year. And it's not even really fully sunny.

[video] 1:48 I talked to strangers. Teachers said to me I would never be anything in my life.

[video] 1:57 Then to Canada to witness the most dangerous arm in the world. And a grip considered among the strongest on earth. But the truth is, strength is not what you think.

2:08 Right, some of them can lift up metal better than others. Some can hold other man's hands and push them to the side.

2:22 And some others have a strong grip Does that have anything to do with your strength overall as a man? Just nothing, zero.

[video] 2:33 By the end of the video, you will be surprised.

2:35 It's just all slaves, all losers.

[video] 2:42 Before all this, I was in China, and after my journey there, I began thinking about strength in a completely different way. At the Shaolin temple, the master told me, And he also said, And today, I came to meet the man who carried the title of the world's strongest man three times, searching for the answer for only one question. Is strength what you can lift with your hands, or what you can control from within?

[video] 3:11 Today we're going to uncover the secret.

3:13 Well, those guys in China would easily win any kind of fight against a strongman. Needless to say, for that reason alone, you could never say that the guys from Scotland are stronger. They are simply better at lifting up some kind of metal balls, which is a completely useless skill, if you can even call it that. Great.

[video] 3:42 We begin in Scotland. Here's the world's strongest man, Tom Stoltman, the man who lifts tons of iron and shatters world records.

3:52 He earned... He is tall, but he is obese. That's clear. And when it comes to survival and your actual life in this reality, which they don't live, If they would actually experience that, then they would realize that they are very weak. You really have to realize that these guys who are called strongmen nowadays are the weakest people on earth. There would be a lot of scenarios where a guy in a wheelchair would actually win a fight against them.

[video] 4:28 The title of the world's strongest man three times. This.

4:33 Yes, and that's because slaves created these titles in their minds. None of it exists anyway. And they tell you that this is how you measure your strength. It's all man-made, made up. It's all bullshit.

[video] 4:51 Scotland. Scotland.

[video] 4:54 I brought the strongest man I know. I cut my hair and came fully prepared physically and mentally. This is how, in old days, men used to solve their problems together. Not with guns, not with swords. But how is strength...

5:10 No, they didn't. At all. It was very brutal. You would lose eyes, testicles. That's how men fought, if anything. This is for children. They don't get it. They really think that they are fighting. They are playing children's games. I can only laugh at these fighters nowadays.

[video] 5:33 And how did this man earn the title of the strongest man in the world? Despite being autistic, he managed to break world records.

[video] 5:40 All the trophies guys, here. Now we are meeting him for the first time and I brought my coach. This is him, Tom Stoltman. What's stronger than his muscles is his story. He won the title of the World's Strongest Man three times and he lifted the Atlas Stone, one of the greatest lifts in the history of the competition. That stone weighed 286 kilograms.

[video] 6:08 He lives with autism and transformed from an introverted person to a world champion. He has three of this, mashallah. The Atlas Stone.

6:15 Right, he is a world champion. The key word is world because it's imaginary, it's nothing real. Yes, he got some kind of trophy, just a piece of metal, I guess. but he imagines that he's the world champion or that he's the strongest man.

[video] 6:34 It's like a 300K. The heaviest in the world. He has a record on it, right? And this is his brother Luke, who earned the title of the strongest man.

6:43 Okay, he can lift up a metal ball. Sure. Who cares? If he would have to fight somebody, especially in a natural scenario, then he would lose every fight. How is it relevant?

[video] 7:01 Totally delusional. I would love to have a fight with one of these strong men. It would just be so embarrassing for them. It should be done because...

7:27 They really have to get off their high horse. They have to realize how weak they are.

[video] 7:31 There's a difference between Tom and I. If you go back, it's me teaching Tom how to ride a bike.

7:39 Oh, that's sweet. You really have to think about it, because if you would see these guys lose every fight, and I could fight them 1,000 times over, and I would win every fight, then you would realize how weak they actually are. It would be very embarrassing for them, as I said, humiliating, but everybody would then see

8:05 that they are delusional, that they don't realize that all of these strongmen are incredibly weak when it comes to fighting, actual survival. But because they don't do any of that, they stay in their delusional minds. They don't actually confront reality. And that's why they call them strong men or even the strongest men on Earth. Or in the world. Not on Earth. Because none of it is real.

[video] 8:36 They're different now, eh? Is he your inspiration? Yeah, yeah, exactly. 100%, yeah. He's just three championships away from making his dream a reality. Six world titles. That is Tom's goal. So what do you guys eat? We want to see today. Yes. Lots of meat. We're not vegetating.

8:51 Probably lots of bread and all kinds of seeds.

8:58 If they would eat lots of meat, they wouldn't have those guts which are extending.

[video] 9:10 Look at this place. We came here to eat now. The biggest breakfast. What are you going to eat? I'm going to have eight eggs, bacon and toast. Simple. How many calories is that? I want about 8,000 a day.

9:26 That's a lot of bread.

9:31 Yeah, that's pretty much 50% bread with some green toxic leaves on top also. Is that even bacon? Looks like some processed meat. Well, bacon is processed meat technically.

[video] 9:45 After breakfast we went to the family home to learn how it all began and how the strongest man in the world became who he is today.

9:52 I don't care.

9:58 Look at the modern Scottish strong men.

10:05 Everybody tried to lift up the stone for no reason, just to impress some slaves. They do it because they are not allowed to do what they want to do.

10:28 until it was tom's turn this is just a dumb slave event tom tom look at him all right so Wow, he could do it. No way. And what now? What did he actually do? Oh, nothing. He did nothing. He just did nothing with his life. He's 31. He looks like he's over 40. And he will simply die prematurely, just like all of them. Cool.

[video] 11:09 Turns out the strongest man in the world is from Scotland. But what do you actually know about it? Scotland.

11:16 Yes, his world record is just as real as this animation.

[video] 11:23 Scotland is one of the four countries that make up the United Kingdom. Historically, it was an independent kingdom until it united with England. Despite the political union, Scotland still preserves its own identity through its culture, language and laws. The people here in the Scottish Highlands are very close to the Irish people in origin, traditions and even music.

11:54 The people from that island or many islands used to eat raw meat up until just a few hundred years ago. Well, obviously they ate and still do eat raw meat nowadays, but what I mean is that it was what they ate for the most part. Nowadays, they hardly ever eat raw meat and you can see the consequences.

[video] 12:34 He is 31 as I said and the brother is 42 I think.

12:48 He looks like he's around 60 pretty much.

[video] 12:52 We move to Canada, where Devin Larratt, the world champion of arm wrestling, awaits. How can one forge their hand into an unbreakable iron lever? The man who turned pain into fuel to reach the top of the world. Today we'll understand his secret and challenge him.

13:10 It's sad in a way because these slaves, arm wrestlers also feel so weak and enslaved that they do arm wrestling instead of doing what they really want to do. It's really pathetic. And in reality, of course, they just want to dominate and compete. which is what you naturally want to do as a man, but when you do that, then you really do it, and this is pretty much the opposite of that.

[video] 13:40 Rip some arms. Okay, yeah, I'm ready. This is where we practice.

[video] 13:45 Very normal, kind of underground. Not a luxury place? No. No, but this is where the best arm wrestling happens. Just like a movie? Yeah. Wow. This is your secret place. Yeah. Yeah, we'll train hard tonight. Now, from 7 p.m. until 12 p.m.? Yeah, we get ready for... I've got a big match coming up, so we're five weeks out, so this is good training tonight. You gonna teach me some stuff? Yeah, sure, yeah. Wow. Hey, buddy. Oh, wow. Yeah, everyone has a strong grip here? Probably. Everyone? Probably. Do you hear the sounds? What am I doing here? Guys, we got a special guest tonight. Nice to meet you guys. Wow. Wow, secret place. What is this place?

14:39 These losers actually believe that they are strong, probably. That's how delusional they are. and that they are actually winning, doing something. This is what happens when you live in captivity. An animal always wants to do what the animal naturally wants to do. And if the animal is enslaved, then he will try to find other activities which are allowed. It's always like this. And this is what you're seeing here, an absolute slave loser sport or whatever you want to call it.

[video] 15:22 Devon is 51 years old, looking very rough.

15:41 But that's because of all of the drugs, by the way. Obviously, arm wrestling itself is probably also pretty stressful, but the drugs are really what will age you.

[video] 15:54 So your strength is here and here. Pretty much, yeah. For me, I try to put most of my... Well, it's not here.

16:00 If it was here, then they wouldn't do it automatically.

[video] 16:07 All of these rules are typical slave activity, as I said.

[video] 16:23 In the past, he survived a shooting and even a helicopter crash, but he came back stronger.

[video] 16:43 This is my first exercise and I make sure I do a lot of volume. This is a lightweight for me. This is 41 pounds. I can do this very comfortably. I want to see what's lightweight for you.

16:52 Comfortably. All of the contradictions always, wow, he looks very bad for a 51 year old. That's crazy. He has ruined his life for nothing. Just to hold some guys. hands and to pull them. And then he imagines that he wants some imaginary game, which doesn't exist. And it's always all about following the rules because that's what slaves do best. The whole reason you do arm wrestling is because you follow rules. You believe that you're not allowed to actually win in this life, which is why instead you do all of these children's games. And arm wrestling is just one of them. You can do football, basketball, it really doesn't matter. It's all bullshit. You just follow imaginary rules and then you win in your mind because you're delusional.

17:53 Good.

[video] 17:57 Yes. Good. Perfect. Yeah. And then just the action of the wrist. Yes. Yes. When watching TV. Yes. Just get used to doing this exercise. This is like a steal or something. Like how is this even possible?

[video] 18:17 This is called a multi spinner. Okay, very unstable. Okay, so you wrap it and I just cut my wrist in This is like as you're holding a hand, right? Yeah, and now this is the cup.

18:27 This is the hook The hook so that's why you don't need like something stable You need to move because yes, all of these guys try to be the best at their imaginary games some others run around and kick a ball and all of them fail in the sexual life. All of them do nothing in real life, but in their imaginary worlds, they imagine that they become the best at their game or they believe that they are the best at following the rules. It's all about that. It's never about doing anything in the sexual life, winning, competing, That's why I can only laugh at all of these losers.

19:16 All of the medals, which mean nothing.

[video] 19:20 Look, he's training his son right now. His son is 21.

19:26 Look how much he hates doing it. At least he has children, but if you teach your children to be obedient slaves, then what's the point?

[video] 19:38 And he is 51.

19:43 Teach your son to enjoy his life, to follow his intuition, to be comfortable, in other words. Instead of teaching him that life is all about pain and suffering, he will simply believe that it's normal to hate your life. You hate your life, that's obvious. Do you want your children to hate what they do?

20:16 You just need to look at his face expression. He absolutely hates arm wrestling with every fiber of his being.

20:29 The spit was pretty much coming out.

20:40 Around 30% of the guys have glasses. I think that I don't need to explain why they are there.

[video] 20:49 The saddest thing is having a room full of losers who believe that they are winners.

[video] 21:13 Ready, go! Go! Go! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!

21:49 Devon said winner to one of the guys. You really need to realize how delusional they actually are because they live in their own imaginary worlds. None of it is real. There's no rules in life. You could say that there's natural rules, but that's a different topic. There's for sure obviously no man-made rules. None of that exists. But slaves, because they grow up in captivity, are already used to living as a slave following all of these imaginary rules. And that's why it's almost normal for them to play these children's games, to imagine that you are supposed to hold his hand in this specific way. Your elbow must be here. You must pull it towards you or to this side.

22:46 And then if his hand touches this specific spot, then you win. They imagine all of this. It's all bullshit. But this is what slaves do the best. They follow rules and then they imagine how they win. But when it comes to actually winning in this real life, doing what you're supposed to, then all of them lose. All of them.

23:38 I do have to say that this video is pretty different compared to the Shevan Salmon or whatever the guy's name was video because of the people here in this room. A lot of different people are visible for the most part. There's some others also. I guess that it appeals more to them.

24:14 Look at that, look at that. Thumbnail maybe? If he would look into the camera. Fuck man, absolute exhaustion, stress, pain, suffering.

24:28 Just everything bad that you can imagine is going on in his body right now. And you can never achieve anything when you do this. That's the thing. That's the most important thing to realize. It's the same when you do these strongman competitions. You just win... and achieve nothing whatsoever. What do you actually win when you win a strongman or an arm wrestling competition? Nothing whatsoever. You do get some kind of piece of metal and maybe some symbols, which you would call money because you don't realize that money doesn't exist. But in this actual reality, when it comes to a real so-called prize, a real achievement, which is what you would get if you would do what you're naturally supposed to do, then you always get a real prize, always, because it's real and physical in this reality.

25:25 Compared to that, this is absolutely an imaginary life that you're living. It is just the definition of pathetic.

[video] 25:39 But yeah, this is what my training looks like. I think, yeah, I'm 50 years old. For me, it's very simple. I just enjoy it.

25:48 And we literally saw that you hate it so much. This is how it always is with slaves. They believe the opposite of the truth. They try to imagine that what they hate is what they like. Somehow it makes no sense. But when you believe that what you hate is... enjoyable, somehow the opposite of the truth, then you really go through life believing that. You just imagine that what feels bad is good and what feels good is bad. That's just how slaves live their so-called lives. helicopter crush, right?

[video] 26:26 Yeah. You know, so much of life is about the accomplishing, just trying to accomplish goals. I just, I set out these goals to be the best and a thing that I love to do. I've been arm wrestling.

26:37 He hates doing it. We saw that. And there's no goals that he achieves. But people who play football also imagine that when they hit a ball into the net, that they score the goal. It's all imaginary. You did nothing. But they are so deep inside of the matrix, so to speak, that they really believe that it's all real. That's how bad it is. Since I was a kid.

[video] 27:05 Yeah, I don't think I'll ever retire. I don't think I will.

27:09 Well, you will most likely die prematurely, and that will be your so-called retirement.

27:21 yeah just playing their imaginary games and that's what he will do for the rest of his life i guess never realizing that he achieved zero air shifting there we go there we go there we go nice match nice match

27:48 Yeah, it's sad, but that's how it is when you're enslaved. You just try to find anything to do, and then you try to... become the best at it because you constantly dream about doing what you really want to do and because you're afraid of doing it and it's very important to understand that people who do arm wrestling strongman competitions and so on any kind of sports are People who are afraid, they live in fear. And because of that, they try to find anything else to do.

[video] 28:28 Anybody who shows up here, they lose. Yeah, yeah.

28:32 People train for... Everybody who shows up here is a loser. You're all there because you're afraid. And that's why you go to some building and... Touch other men's hands and pull them towards you.

28:51 You hold their hands, to be exact.

[video] 29:01 And somewhere else in Canada, hidden in a basement, lives a man whose strength defies the very laws of physics.

29:08 Again, in a basement, hidden somewhere, doing something on his own. And even if they meet up with other people, they just never do what they want to do. Again, just living an imaginary life, thinking that you are winning and succeeding while absolutely failing at your real life in this reality.

[video] 29:33 Gravel, the man whose fingers can withstand pressure capable of breaking stone. This man has a grip considered among the strongest in the world.

29:40 Okay, and what can you do with that? Oh, nothing? It's useless in real life? Okay, thank you for this useless video.

[video] 29:48 To the point he can lift massive weight.

29:50 Oh, massive weight and children. Oh, wow. How is that useful? Oh, again, it's not useful whatsoever. It's worthless. Worthless skill or whatever.

[video] 30:02 It's using only his fingers. Yves Gravel is a three-time world champion in arm...

30:08 Look at that. Wow. A world champion. An imaginary champion. In his mind, he's a champion. In this real life, biggest loser. Yeah, you can make up as many sports as you want. It's all games made for children.

[video] 30:33 We're going to uncover his secret.

[video] 30:41 Okay, we're out of his place. We are here. This is the gym, the underground.

30:47 Again, just obsessed with his grip. The same way some women collect dolls and some other people collect some kind of clothes. It really doesn't matter what you do because it's all about you as a slave living in fear being afraid of what you really want to do, so you focus on some stupid activities. And then maybe some people who imagine that they are part of this circle will admire you, but it's also losers. Who cares? Who wants... some attention from other losers who wants slaves to clap, to applaud you for lifting up a stone or for being able to hold a man's hand and to pull it better than the other man. It's all bullshit.

[video] 31:47 This is underground, yeah. This is how we do it in Ottawa. It's like, but yeah, it's a good gym. So like this, where I train a lot of my fingers with like really small edges. So like three millimeter. You climb this? Yeah, yeah. With fingers? This one's here, the little ones, yeah.

32:04 It's actually funny that this is filmed in Canada because back when they had that protest with the trucks and everything a few years ago, they simply stopped because they froze their bank accounts, which don't even exist, meaning that you were not able to access some symbols which have no worth. And that's why you stopped. That says everything about Canadians.

[video] 32:30 Here's Yves. I'm the world record holder for grip strength. And I'm going to show you my secret to build insane finger strength.

32:37 And I don't give a fuck. I'm skipping this.

[video] 32:42 Now we're heading to his friend's house so he can break a new world record in front of the camera.

32:49 And they just imagine that they break some world records. You have to understand that when they use the word world, then they are talking about something imaginary.

33:05 Look at all of that metal. It's all worthless. It means nothing.

[video] 33:10 This city, like Attawa, a small city, but it has a lot of...

33:14 Actually, it's very easy to know if you're doing nothing with your life. If you get a medal or a so-called trophy for something, then you 100% did nothing. It's guaranteed. Long winters.

[video] 33:31 How many world records do you have? I don't know. Really? I don't keep track. And today he will try to...

33:39 I can answer that. Zero. Because... They don't exist.

[video] 33:45 Break his own record again.

33:46 The list of... You cannot say that he has them, because it's nothing real. You can say that he imagines that he has them.

[video] 33:58 I've got a bunch of records, so we can maybe go and try one. So we can try the tip tester.

[video] 34:08 Like, now what, 150? 150, yeah. Alright. Moment.

34:15 Boring, stupid video. I'm done.

[video] 34:19 I used to think strength meant muscular power only. But after this journey, I realized this.

34:24 Yes, and that's because you were manipulated. If you're not able to survive in nature, if you cannot win any fights, then how can you be considered strong? It makes no sense.

[video] 34:38 Strength does not come in one form. Strength is mind, control, and sometimes just a grip.

34:44 Your strength cannot be measured by how much weight you can lift up. It doesn't matter that you're able to hold a man's hand and that you're better at pulling it towards you than your so-called opponent. Both of you are losers. Your grip is also pretty much irrelevant on its own. All of this only matters when you are focusing on these imaginary kids games then the people who also imagine these games may applaud you when you do something right or when you're better than other people, but in this actual reality, you're a loser, and you always will be because you're doing nothing.

35:35 You imagine games with rules, and then you imagine that you scored a goal, that you won because his hand touched this specific spot, and so on. All of it is bullshit, and you are a loser just because you're imagining that you are winning. But in this actual real life, you're doing nothing whatsoever, and the people who are actually winning in this life just laugh at you.

36:07 Just thinking about winning in this real life scares you. You're a little man afraid of doing what you really want to do, and this is how you will die. You will never actually do what you naturally, deep down, wanted to do. You know what you want to do. You will always know it, but... You instead choose to believe in something such as the games. Your whole life revolves around imagining something. If I... reach this weight, just some symbols, then I will beat a world record. Where is this world record? Oh, well, it's imaginary. It's all in your mind. But if I beat it in my mind, then I will succeed and I will be better than this other man who also imagined his world record.

37:06 What are you doing in this actual real life? Fucking nothing. Thanks for watching.