Larry Wheels Is Killing His Subscribers @Larry Wheels

Watch on YouTube · 2025-02-28 · 20 min

0:00 Hi guys, what's up? I'm going to be reviewing a video by Larry Wheels, the world's most jacked 14-year-old Eric English.

[video] 0:17 Your lifestyle is more than just getting a PR in the squat bench or deadlift. It's about being the best version of yourself, always improving.

0:26 That is really funny because this guy, and he's a role model for the 14-year-old guy, I assume, is only 30 years old.

0:37 He looks like he's deep into his 40s, really, if not even 50s.

0:44 It's crazy how much this guy aged himself. How is it the best version of yourself if you look that old, if you're gonna die prematurely? By any definition, it just doesn't make sense.

1:03 You versus you.

[video] 1:05 Welcome back to the channel.

1:06 You versus you. Exactly, exactly. There you go. That sums up bodybuilding, going to the gym. It's you versus you. You are insecure, you had some kind of trauma, whatever it is, and you now go into the gym to torture yourself. It's you fighting yourself. Your own problems, except that you make the problems even worse. Yeah, of course. A lot of bodybuilders, especially the pro bodybuilders, the absolute junkies, this guy's also on drugs, also a junkie, they talk about their trauma, especially in their childhood.

[video] 1:46 We are here at One Gen Gym in Claremont, California, and today I'm with inspirational Eric English. Welcome to the channel, bro. Thanks for coming out here.

1:55 There was another guy that I reviewed who was 14, but then it turned out that he's actually 18. Like I said, he was fake. This guy looks like he really is 14. Absolutely no offense to the guy whatsoever, really, but obviously we are looking at an Andrew Tate kind of jaw. You get it, you already see it. I don't even need to comment about it. Why he goes to the gym is clear as day.

[video] 2:23 I think you're in Malibu right now. Yeah, Malibu, all the way out, like an hour away.

2:27 Actually, it's better than Tate's. I'll take that back, but still. I hope it was worth the trip.

[video] 2:32 It's gonna be. Gonna get the same workout. Hell yeah, it's gonna be a crazy shoulder pump. You just sprained your wrist, so I'm gonna have a high volume approach today. Stay away from the crazy PRs and just see how jacked you really are.

2:44 Perfect. Perfect, yeah. Be like me if you want to look like you're 50 years old when you're 30. That's where you're heading to. It's gonna be even worse because he's starting when he's 14. Realistically, he's gonna hop on drugs eventually if these are the people that he looks up to because he will feel like He's never big enough, and you'll never feel like you're big enough anyway when you go to the gym. But when you have really severe body dysmorphia like Larry Wheels, then anyway, for sure you're gonna hop on drugs because it's the only way that you can achieve such an unnatural body. Absolute disaster, a destroyed life basically already, if this is what it would look like.

[video] 3:29 First set, getting a little warm up in. That's it? You're good? Well, I mean, it's just a warm-up. You don't need to do too many. All right. I would disagree. I think at least, like, 20 for the first set. Have you seen this machine before? No, I haven't. All right. We have a bunch of machines from this company.

3:47 how it's even normal to do this with 14-year-olds today. That's also crazy. It stuns their growth, their whole development, because they are using up the testosterone, the growth hormones for growing the muscles. They may not stay the same height, but they will for sure not even get close to their potential.

[video] 4:09 Yeah, you know, if you can't do like a barbell press or a dumbbell press because you have some limitation like you have, for example, with your wrist, this is a great alternative. So you said this is one of the nicest gyms you've been to. What's it compared to with the Young L.A. gym? I'd say it's about the same. The only difference is the Young L.A. one has a bar on top, so it has a little bit more edge to it. So you can get a drink, like an alcoholic beverage, while you work out? Normally it's closed, but I mean...

4:32 Some jokes about using alcohol when he's 14. Yeah, whatever. But it's just clear that there's zero thinking about his future, about his well-being. It's just about lifting metal for no reason, like two losers.

4:52 Who watches this kind of video? You turn on a video and it's two guys lifting metal up and down.

5:00 What's interesting about it exactly?

5:06 Yeah, instead of telling him drink a bunch of raw milk, eat liver, grow as tall as you can, your bones will develop as much as they can, whatever your genetics give you, of course, but this guy will be completely under his potential.

5:30 Avoid the stress as much as possible so that you can develop. No. Instead, just be on cortisol and adrenaline all day long. And whatever testosterone you have, use it up in the gym. Ignore the millions of studies showing that people who go to the gym have low testosterone.

[video] 5:51 I'm not smiling because I like to hear that. It's just what I told you.

6:01 Yeah, it's clear as day, obviously. Because why do you feel like you need to go to the gym? Because they're not good enough. Obviously, there is no other reason. Because you want validation from other people? That's okay. That's even somewhat natural. Not the way it is today, but naturally, of course, you want people to be attracted to you and so on. That's all fine. It's just that you can't achieve it this way. And of course, when you feel this pain, you need to get out of the pain somehow, except that they go even deeper into the pain by going to the gym, which they don't really understand. They're not conscious of what they are doing. And that's why they keep going to the gym, doing all kinds of sports, whatever it is, maybe even playing tons of video games, just something to distract themselves and get away from their reality.

[video] 6:48 Depression, boredom, a lot of negative emotions. That's what also got me hooked on powerlifting, I figured out really quick that I have a future in the sport because I'm 16, 17, and you'll probably figure this out for yourself too. You were doing some crazy lifts back then. I was. I was the strongest guy in the gym when I was 16, 17. So I knew, okay, like you know that you were the strongest guy in your school. Yeah. Hey, like I have a future in this, right? Yep. There it is.

7:14 Yep. Perfect. The guy genuinely seems to believe that he's doing something good for the kid. Yeah, that's how brainwashed and lost these people actually are. Even though he said that he did it because he was bored, bullied or whatever, he felt like a loser. Still, even though it's clear why people start working out, he cannot admit it. I don't know what's going on in his head. Or he just feels like fighting pain with pain makes sense, like fighting fire with fire. What do you create? More fire. More pain. Obviously. Because when you feel bullied, there's really only one thing that you want to do.

[video] 8:03 Yeah, literally you feel the pain.

8:12 He's suffering. It's torture. By definition. Look up the definition of torture. That's what it is. You can be in denial about whatever you want, but at least use the English language properly if you talk it anyway. And this is torture. Don't call going to the gym anything else when that's what it is in English. Yes, finish it? Perfect. Hell yeah. It's torture machines and these people are being tortured. Yeah. Exactly.

[video] 8:44 The kid still seems kind of down to earth. It feels like you could still save him. Somebody needs to talk sense into him.

9:08 Yeah, he's going through puberty right now or in the future still. That's why he shouldn't be working out. He shouldn't have all of this stress, man. Stress stuns your growth. Biochemistry 101.

[video] 9:26 Do you want to be a bodybuilder when you're older? Yeah, that's a dream. Professional bodybuilder? Yeah.

9:30 Oh, so horrible. How can it be your dream? Yeah, because you're so lost. The guy doesn't have a father. Or if he does, the father is not around or doesn't show him any love. It's basically like not having a father, if you have a father like that. Because there's no freaking way that he would allow him to go to the gym. Yeah, if he's brainwashed, of course, yeah. If Larry had a kid, he would also tell him to go to the gym. But an actual proper so-called natural father would never allow it. And he would for sure, even if he's brainwashed, not allow him to spend time with some other guy who's 30 but looks like he's 50, who teaches him how to destroy his health. No, probably just a single mother. She just doesn't care or doesn't understand what he's doing. And he hangs out with Larry Wheels, brainwashing him to become like him. Crazy that this is even allowed, really. Living off about this work?

[video] 10:28 Yeah. I'm kind of thinking, like, if I post when I'm young a lot, build a platform a little bit, and then I can do bodybuilding when I'm older without having to worry about a side job or all that.

10:38 Yeah, because it's being pushed by the media, by the people behind the media. They give you all the prize money because they want you to continue to do that. You destroy yourself, you die when you're 40. They don't give a shit about that. But you already influence other people. And from what we can see, they don't even care or think about why he looks so old. They just see the drugs, the unnatural amount of muscle, fake muscle anyway, drug muscle. And then they just believe that they want to look like that and they don't think about any of the consequences. And Larry Wheels probably didn't even talk about the drugs. He just asks him, do you want to be a pro bodybuilder? Oh, yeah, okay. Well, then you will need to hop on a million drugs. You're going to become a junkie. You're going to be addicted to drugs. Your testicles are going to shrink. You're going to have acne everywhere. Mood problems, mental problems, the list is very long. That he doesn't mention. Oh, you're just pro bodybuilder. Oh, yeah, that's cool. I'll be on Instagram, YouTube, whatever.

11:37 Come on, totally delusional. I doubt that he would want to continue then. And you know that. That's why you don't tell him the truth.

[video] 11:44 Hey, that's the right approach. I started filming and posting my lifts when I was 16. So a little later than you. And it took me till I was probably like 23 before I had a platform, like before I had over a million followers. And you have over a million at 14. I was super lucky to blow up overnight.

12:02 Oh, I've never heard of this guy. I didn't know that he has a so-called following. So we blew up overnight.

12:11 Again, totally no surprise. Think about who the people are who are behind these platforms.

12:20 When you look at what kind of videos are being pushed everywhere, when guys see the raw meat in nature, yeah, maybe it's not as interesting. Okay, I get it. But still, the videos are suppressed, they get very little views. even though it's way healthier and better for you. But if somebody says put on sunblock and eat bread and go to the gym, that gets a million views. This is not some coincidence. It's not as if it just happens like that. It's being pushed on you. This is one of the most boring videos I've ever seen. It's just two guys lifting metal up and down, and then the conversations in between maybe give us a look into their pain and trauma. That's about the only interesting part.

[video] 13:07 The fact that you still have so much ahead of you, like so much exciting growth that everyone, myself included, is really excited to see.

13:15 Also, you could simply tell him that there is no growth in bodybuilding. You work out to adapt your body to lifting metal like a loser, and then when you stop, You lose the muscle again. It's not full of glycogen anymore. It's not full of the water. That's just how it naturally is because you're not pushing it anymore. You're not stressing it. It doesn't need to adapt to your stressful lifestyle. That's all that bodybuilding is about. Just adapting to lifting metal and pushing it like a loser. And then you stop and it goes back to its natural state anyway. That's why you need to go to the gym all the time. And when it goes down a little bit, you feel like, oh no, I'm losing muscle. You're not losing anything, actually. I need to go to the gym again to pump it up. And then you just go three, four times a week and just keep aging yourself, creating more wrinkles, destroying your organs, your joints.

[video] 14:12 Sometimes I look in the mirror and I'm leaner than other days and I can't explain why. So good genetics, guys.

14:22 Good genetics. To be fair, he doesn't have bad genetics, but come on. It's just all the drugs.

14:30 What the hell? It has nothing to do with the working out, with the diet, nothing. Even when you don't work out and you use so many drugs, you still become bigger. It's mostly drugs. This kind of bodybuilding, this kind of body destruction, this kind of a junkie lifestyle is 90% drugs. It's 10% working out and diet, literally. You still don't get it or what?

14:56 Yeah, it's just a drugged up junkie buddy. That's it. Stop the drugs and it goes away.

[video] 15:03 There it is.

[video] 15:19 Thank you, class.

15:29 There was some video where Larry Wheels was doing military exercises with other guys who were not as big as him and he really had struggle breathing. He couldn't really do anything because of how big he is. When you have this kind of an obese body, and he's severely obese, his BMI is way over obese, you cannot really properly walk. He usually probably just lays on the couch and then drives to the gym. You can't run at all anyway. This kind of a body is useless naturally. Naturally, you can't do anything. You can't hunt. You can't survive. You can't have a family usually because of infertility. It's just like a walking corpse at the end of the day.

16:21 And he's teaching the kid to be like him. Unbelievable.

[video] 16:39 All right, that is a wrap for today's shoulder and bicep workout. Eric, thank you so much for coming out here today, being a part of our channel. I am super excited to see your trajectory in the sport. I like that you're dialed in, you're in the right environment, surrounded by the right people, and getting the mentorship you need to...

16:54 He's surrounded by all of the wrong people.

17:01 The kid is really sweet, as I said before, more down to earth. It's clear that he looks up to Larry Wheels and all of the other pro bodybuilders, the junkies. And that's why it makes it even sadder thinking about how his life is going to be. Some of these guys just drop dead when they're 18, 20 because of the drugs. Whenever he can, he will likely hop on them because of all of the people around him. And Larry actually said that he has the right people around him. How can you say that? A 14-year-old child should be learning how to hunt or already know how to hunt really naturally and focus on... Okay, stuff which I'm not gonna say on YouTube. Just what you would naturally do. You get it. That's it. That's what his life should be about.

18:01 It's about lifting metal up and down together with other slaves right now.

18:09 Because of social media. He was just a normal kid, saw some drugged up guys. Because he didn't have a father to tell him what's right in life, he looked up to these people. That's what happens, as I've explained before. You need a father in your life. Everybody needs a father, a female and a male, but if a boy doesn't have a father when he grows up, That's just really bad. That's why I said we can assume that he grew up with a single mother, maybe, or whatever the case. Clearly the father is not actually there for him, even if there is a father. It doesn't matter how he grew up, it's just very clear that the father doesn't give him any love or doesn't tell him what to do in his life. And a son will learn from the father, he will learn exactly everything that he needs to learn in life for the most part, also the brothers and so on, but the father is really the one. And when he's not there,

19:09 you latch on to other people. And in this case, it's always Superman, Spider-Man, some kind of other superheroes, some kind of characters on TV. And that was more so back when people used to watch a lot of TV in the last decades. Now it's social media and some kind of bodybuilders. And it's not even characters from a movie or a cartoon. It's actual real people. and you can message them, even meet them in real life, it impacts your life even more. And when you have nobody in your life to tell you what to do in your life, such as a father, which would be the number one guy who would tell you what to do, then of course you're going to latch on to these people and they will dictate your life, essentially, because you will want to look like them. A boy needs somebody to look up to. It's just how it is naturally. There's nothing wrong with that. It's just how it's supposed to be.

20:08 It's just that it's wrong that he looks up to all of these people. That these are his only choices, basically, in his head. And of course he wants to be like them, because he looks up to them. So he will do anything to be like them. That's why these people are being promoted by the media. It's to pull in all of the young guys. And because they're so lost, so many guys grow up without a father, they will look up to them. And they will destroy their lives, just like these people that they look up to. Thanks for watching.