Looksmaxxers Will Always Be Losers

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0:00 hey guys i'm going to be reviewing a video by 60 minutes it's called looks maxing the dangerous trend that is taking over the feeds of young men coming up on 60 minutes looks maxing is self-improvement looks maxing is a form of excellence behavior that's beyond baffling why wouldn't you do anything and everything to maximize it the young man who's They portray him as absolutely nuts. And it's true, but it's just funny how they do it.

[video] 0:32 Think doing this on Smashing will make them more attractive? Yes.

[video] 0:41 If you don't already know about what's called looks maxing, then your first reaction might be to laugh when you see it in action. But that would be wrong because this phenomenon, born of course from the internet, is not only nonsensical, it's incredibly dangerous and it's causing damage to Australian adolescent boys and young men. On the face of it, looks maxing is just that, maximising appearance. A kind of self-improvement that makes them irresistible to others. But how it's done defies belief. Looks maxers advocate drugs, surgery and even self-harm, using a hammer to smash their faces to try to realign bone structures. Not surprisingly, we need to warn you, this story contains some graphic images.

1:24 They do it because they want to have bigger skulls and the only way to achieve that is by eating natural food while you're growing as a child and especially during puberty.

1:41 It's so crazy that he shows himself like this on camera, that he agreed to actually do this. It's because he wants attention, which is the root cause of the problem, actually, of course.

[video] 1:56 It's difficult to make sense of what you're seeing. This 21-year-old Queenslander claims he's making himself... Wow, he's 21, he looks so much older. ...look better by reshaping his face with a daily routine of repeated punches to his jaw and cheeks.

[video] 2:14 Watching it's strange enough, but hearing him talk about it is even more baffling. If you have force to any bone tissue, something called osteocytes will signal for another thing called osteoblasts to essentially grow the bone.

2:27 All of these religious beliefs, it's obviously all made up, but gullible people like him fall for it. And they actually truly believe all of this. Matrix in that area locally. Where did you learn about this?

[video] 2:42 On the internet.

2:44 Yeah, he just reads about it and he blindly believes that, just like a lot of people.

[video] 2:50 And none of them even look remotely good.

[video] 3:15 Oh my god.

3:21 Fillers, just like the guy they were showing before. The guy who was inspired by the Barbie doll Ken. Crazy.

3:38 Yes, it's all of these movies, anime, cartoons, and even dolls nowadays that inspire people. You also see all of these women that want to look like the Barbie doll. That used to be a thing. I'm not sure if it's that popular today. But a lot of guys also want to look like Ken, Barbie's boyfriend, just like nocturnal Ken Kent.

[video] 4:14 If you're physically unattractive, it's unlikely that you'll be able to have these romantic relationships. So it all comes back to looks at the end of the day.

[video] 4:24 for most young men.

4:26 Yes, and this is typical. They want to imitate a healthy body. Of course, when it comes to the eyebrows, a lot of it is inherited, obviously, but if you eat a plant-based or a vegan diet, they will get really thin. But for the most part, what these people want is a natural and healthy body. All of the luxemaxers, bodybuilders also want really only want that, but they don't realize it. They don't understand how to achieve that. And the only way to achieve that naturally is by eating natural food. And of course, it also matters what your ancestors ate, but it's all about food. Nothing else really matters.

[video] 5:11 Skara isn't part of their morning routine, but Nocturnal Kent, as he wants to be known, won't leave the house without it. What does it do for you? Makes me feel more confident.

5:26 Exactly, because he feels insecure for obvious reasons, as we can see, and that's why he did all of this to change, to want to look like his natural self, you could say, but He probably doesn't even understand that, just like all of these misguided, gullible so-called looks-maxers. 99% of them destroy their looks. And that's why he does all of this instead. I don't know how many surgeries he had.

6:01 fillers and whatnot all the makeup that he's wearing is also very visible but whatever the case he just really wants to look healthy and natural and he did the opposite as we can see funny looks it's not typically how men go about trying to look attractive but it is unconventional but if you do what's ordinary you stay ordinary

[video] 6:27 Ken's goal is to be extraordinary, and he swears the only way to achieve that is looks maxing by any means.

6:36 How can he look in the mirror and not see what's going on? They turned off the comments for this video. I wish that they didn't, but they probably knew what people would say about him when they saw him. They would call him delusional. They would say, look in the mirror, what are you doing to yourself? But... When they turn off the comments, then people like him will never even see it. He lives in his own delusional bubble.

7:08 You should understand that when no girl is interested in you, if you don't have a girlfriend, that never will. And because of everything that he did to himself, it's possible that he never will. Unfortunately, he will never get to experience love or anything like that because of what he did to himself.

[video] 7:31 It genuinely means maximizing your looks. Essentially trying to look as good as you can. If you look really, really...

7:44 Right, and the only... Oh my God. Oh my God, man. Jesus. The only way to do that is to eat natural food. And if you come from an ancestry that already suffered because of bad food, then Doing some kind of procedures, even surgeries, can be good for your lifetime, but it's not going to change anything. And the problem with these luxmexers is that when they have children, they will suffer even more because they don't learn what the problem is. The problem is the food that you're eating. It's basically the only problem. And this problem will show up because of what you ate as a child and while you were growing. And that's why you do bone smashing and all of that, just to look bigger, wider. In this case, you want your skull to look bigger.

[video] 8:43 Really good in today's world, you have a lot more influence than somebody who doesn't. Beyond dyeing his hair and eyebrows and wearing makeup, Ken says he's achieved this transformation by doing what medical experts consider preposterous, like repeatedly striking his face with his fist.

9:01 And it's crazy because he probably believes that he looks better now somehow. It's just very severe body dysmorphia. A lot of looks maxers suffer from body dysmorphia. You can see that because as I said, 99% of them after looks maxing look worse than they used to look like, but they don't see it because somehow they believe that this fake, artificial, uncanny, I would use some other words, but I won't use them. look is better. It doesn't make any sense because everybody who looks at it outside of the looks maxing community, which is just an idea, obviously right away sees how they look like. And that's why the comments are turned off on this video. But the people who are in the community, in their minds,

9:57 They don't see it because they get bombarded with all of these videos. TikTok is full of that shit.

[video] 10:05 I don't want you to be hurting yourself. Of course. I feel like you are. I really appreciate the empathy. A lot of people don't understand how it works. Bone smashing. What a horrible term. What it really is, is applying a controlled mechanical stress to bone tissue to grow it.

[video] 10:23 Not only that, every day Kent also consumes glass after glass of sugar mixing milk to, he says, help grow a strong chiselled jawline. Do you think sugar's bad? In excess, of course. How much do you take? I take about...

10:39 Literally all of the people who have a strong wide jaw and generally a wide body, which obviously includes the skull, seeing as the whole body grows at once, not literally at once, but you understand what I mean. eat natural foods, the ones that you can see in the photos from a hundred years ago, the Native Americans, for example. They ate raw liver, they drank blood, and they look better than any model today. They were over one meter ninety tall, many over two meters tall, already 200, 300 years ago. I'm basing this on the historical records, obviously. They have always been that tall, but I'm just basing it on the information that we can acquire nowadays.

11:34 But even when you look at the photos, they were much taller than the Europeans and they looked better, which was the simplest word that you can use to describe a human being who is better developed, better looking, taller, stronger, wider, and so on, which is everything that these looks maxers want to achieve. And they just don't get it. They don't get that it's all about the food that you eat.

[video] 12:02 500 grams of white sugar every day. That's a lot. Do you think bodybuilders who eat 500 grams of white rice is just as unhealthy? Even though white sugar and white rice are glycemically identical. Inside your body, they're almost identical.

12:14 That's again a religious belief. It cannot be proven, but this misinformation is everywhere. At the end of the day, when you eat rice, you simply eat seeds. And then you can do vague, unscientific tests to try to build a correlation between the two. What I'm talking about is the effect, you could say, on the body after you consume white sugar and rice. But this is just a correlation. Nothing that you can observe, nothing scientific. They always talk about forward growth. How can you achieve that? Only by eating natural food. There is no other way. You can do surgeries, which are risky, But what will you achieve then? Nothing.

13:08 You will just fake the way you look like, which, as I said again, in this lifetime may be good for you in this messed up society where looks matter a lot in nature. Really, for the most part, only your strength matters. Looks wouldn't be irrelevant, but compared to the way we see it today, it would be close to irrelevant.

[video] 13:37 What does he mean? That literally is the reason why people do it. Has tens of thousands of followers on social media, where he shares his advice with photos of what he once looked like.

14:05 Yes, but to be fair, people mostly make fun of him. When you look at the comments, I already made a video about him a while ago. People are only making fun of him. Nobody is taking his advice because of the way he looks like, because he gets zero attention from girls.

[video] 14:26 This is the secret of how I went from acne, bloated and unappealing. Another defining feature of the looks maxing movement is the cultish slang they use to describe what they do. What's mogging? It means to outdo somebody.

14:44 Mogging is a term that delusional, insecure losers created when they stand next to somebody, take a photo with them, and then they say that they mogged them. And you can only do that in this slave society. Only slaves do that. in nature if you would stand next to somebody and try to look better than them then that would be the last thing that you did i wish that somebody would try to do that with me sometime i would show them what real mugging is better than another person some individuals would say you mugged him ascending what does that mean ascending is this colloquial term that means

[video] 15:32 rising above and trying to become the version of yourself that is most optimal. Have you ascended?

15:39 Right, and the most optimal version of yourself is your natural self, obviously. What does everybody want to achieve? I'm talking about these looks maxers, although that applies to a lot of people. They want to look as natural as possible. That means that you will be bigger, stronger, wider, better looking, and so on, because the best version of a human being is the natural version. meaning that you need to eat natural food. That's the only way to achieve it. If you don't, you will automatically not achieve your natural form. And that also depends a lot on what you inherited, obviously, because if your ancestors haven't been eating natural food, then you will also not be able to achieve your peak form, as we could see in the Pottinger's cat study.

16:32 You can degenerate over generations, but you can always go back to your natural state by eating natural food, meaning that these lux-maxers could actually really improve themselves. They could have children and create way better, bigger, stronger children. But they don't understand that the only way to get to this state is by eating natural food, which is why they will get worse, they will become unhealthier, their children, if they will even have any, will look even worse and so on.

[video] 17:06 I like to think I've ascended, yes. You know, right?

17:09 Oh my God, I can't, man.

17:13 Oh my God. It's so crazy. So delusional. It's insane.

[video] 17:19 You know people are going to listen to all...

17:22 Even that guy from the Never Give Up channel probably... Well, actually, he has... A girlfriend, a wife, right? And he has a child also. And he will never get to achieve that. I think that even taking advice from him when it comes to dating is in a way more useful because at least he succeeded. There's just no way that anybody takes advice from Nocturnal Kent.

[video] 17:53 Pull those terms and watch what you do. and think it's ridiculous, if not dangerous. Absolutely. I do what I do because I like looking at the mirror and feeling happy. All these terms are not meant to be taken seriously.

18:09 But you don't because you constantly try to change the way you look like. You're obsessed with it. Doing something once, twice, Okay, you wanted to change something about yourself that really bothered you, but you're obsessed with it. You're really deeply insecure. For obvious reasons, but still, do you want to live your life like this? Changing the way you look like every morning for the rest of your life? Is that how you want to live? It's pathetic.

[video] 18:45 They're really just used because of virality, and they sound funny.

[video] 18:51 Do you remember the first time you started seeing stuff like this? I thought it was a joke. But it's no longer a laughing matter for clinical psychologist Dr. Zach Seidler. And now it's somehow filtered its way into society at large.

19:04 But when it comes to this guy, we can see why he's growing out his beard. It's for the same reason as Andrew Tate. It's very visible right away. And he also wears glasses, meaning that the skull didn't form properly while developing. This usually happens as a baby or when you're two or three years old already. And that's why you will have a blurry vision. It's because of your eye sockets. which don't let your eyeballs develop properly. How do you fix that? It's simple, by being breastfed, which is out of your control, and by eating natural food. Then you will grow properly and you won't need glasses, braces, or any of that. And you will never think about doing looks maxing. It's impossible.

[video] 19:55 It's really concerning. Are we taking this seriously enough? I don't think so. I don't think so at all. It goes without saying, science proves it's mostly rubbish. What worries Dr. Seidler more than anything, though, is why they do it. What's created all this? I think that there is a real dark undercurrent of nihilism, fundamentally, which is telling young guys... For example, this reporter has a pretty wide skull, actually.

20:22 They usually take... good-looking people as reporters. Not always, but if they are shown a lot, if they do interviews, if they are in the spotlight, usually they take well-developed people. What does that mean? It means babies and children that grew up on... animal-based diets at the very least. He was for sure breastfed. It's needless to say. It's obvious.

[video] 20:47 That there is this rank and file. There is a hierarchy. There is endless competition. There are so many guys out there. You need to find your way to work your way.

20:56 And you can get braces as he did, but it doesn't really change anything. It kind of covers up the symptom of the problem, but the problem is still there, as we can see. It's just that people are kind of used to looking at people like that nowadays, so they don't really think about it anymore because it has become the norm. And then when we see people like the reporter, then they look extra good looking to us. He for sure also had good ancestors, no doubt about it. But really, for the most part, people just appreciate his development.

[video] 21:38 Because without this clout, without this maximizing your looks or otherwise, you're going to just whittle away and you will not be able to make your way. You will not be able to have a mate. You'll not be able to have financial success and status. It's all about winning and competitiveness. And really, sadly, what it leads to is self-destruction.

21:57 The belief that the interviewer looks at him as if he's right. Yes, it is like that, because in reality, it's not about your looks and so on. But the interviewer, the guy from 60 Minutes, wouldn't even have gotten this job if he wouldn't look the way he looks like. But people just don't think about this. They kind of just ignore reality.

[video] 22:28 Looks do influence how you're treated in society. Has legitimate science backing it up? So you share that ideology? Absolutely.

22:37 They also always use the word science when they talk about beliefs. And that's the opposite of science, obviously. That also says a lot about looks maxers. They have no idea what the word science means for whatever reason.

[video] 22:52 I think that if you're a logical person and somebody came along and told you the color of the shirt that you're wearing influences how people treat you, would you not make sure the color is perfect? You will have better success landing a job if you look better. You'll have better success finding a partner who loves you if you look better. This isn't to say that you can't. It's to say that it could be easier.

23:16 Right. It's just that this is the wrong way to do it. That's the problem.

[video] 23:24 Inspired by the world's most famous, or infamous, looks-maxer. My name is Clavicular. I'm 20 years old. I believe in looks-maxing. Brayden Peters, better known as Clavicular, has brought looks-maxing to the masses. Got it?

23:42 But for someone who's a hero to many young men around the world... We are going to look at a few parts of the interview with a clavicular also afterwards.

[video] 23:52 Like striking your face to grow your jaw. Oh, it's just shocking. Especially some of the things like the bone smashing. I mean, there's just absolutely no scientific evidence behind... it's kind of funny that she talks about this topic while she obviously had her lips done most of the things that they are talking about let's say you smash them hard enough to cause some trauma you have no control over how these bones are going to heal and remodel if they're not hitting it hard enough then you're not really doing anything you're causing inflammation you're causing swelling you might see a little bit of a change because of the swelling there there could be bruising and so that's going to go away The reason why their message resonates so well is they show before and after photos. You've probably seen that. I've seen some of them. What is that really showing? Well, puberty's happened. So their face has changed anyway. And sometimes you always wonder if they're getting other treatments as well that they're not talking about. So it could be a combination of both those things.

24:48 She's not wrong because a lot of the guys start when they are 15, 16, 17. And then they show videos and photos of themselves when they are 19 or 20, which is why they look bigger, taller. And of course their face also changes because they are done growing. They look more manly.

[video] 25:17 I work out six days a week on a normal week and then have a strict diet plan.

25:23 As I said, bodybuilding, looks maxing, it's all the same. At the end of the day, it's simply guys who want to change the way they look like. And as I said, in this messed up society nowadays, it's even understandable. But... Whatever the case, the only actual way to achieve that is by eating natural food, by developing properly while you're growing. Meaning that beyond the age of 20, for sure 25, you're not going to change very much anymore. Not that you shouldn't be eating natural food, you should be, but for different reasons.

26:11 There's always, for sure, very many valid reasons to do it, just to be happy, which is more important than anything anyway, although there is more to that, of course, than just eating natural food.

[video] 26:26 Protein, long carbs, I focus on staying lean. In England, 23-year-old Tom Thieb seems like the pin-up boy for looks maxing. I have been dealing with hair loss, unfortunately. I'm not genetically blessed. So I do take medication for that. But that's not all.

26:44 Wow. Genetically blessed. They just use the word genetically for anything. Nowadays they say, I don't have good teeth, eye, skin genetics. They just make up whatever they want. Maybe look at what you're eating. Or the stress that you experience in the gym. Maybe that could cause the hair loss. He also takes unregulated peptides in his quest to look... Ooh, the peptides also. All of them are made in laboratories, all of them are toxic.

[video] 27:22 ...is best. I take GHK-CU for my skin, melanotan in a nasal form for my tan. Has that all given you a better quality of life? Yeah, just to be honest with you, the whole reason I do it is because it makes me feel more confident. I am what a looks-maxer should represent.

[video] 27:43 In the extreme world of looks-maxing, though, Tom is somewhat of a calming influence in all the madness. You certainly won't find him hitting his face in a misguided attempt to grow his jaw or signing up for any unnecessary plastic surgery. In fact, he's as bemused as most of us at looks-maxes who promote that. A lot of what they do say is for clips and views, and that's quite apparent, I think. You think they're doing it for clout? Oh, yeah, definitely, yeah. I do think they wake up in the morning, start a bone smashing. No, definitely not.

28:14 Tom is a voice of rage. It's literally self-hate, punching yourself. It's the very definition of it. And if Nocturnal doesn't understand it, then... He's delusional, as I said, he obviously is, but how can you not see it? If you hit yourself with a fist or a hammer, then you hate the way you look like.

28:40 if you don't want to realize that you're just in very, very deep denial.

[video] 28:45 How many people come to you? Oh, hundreds a day. Really? Hundreds a day? You're serious? Yeah, I mean, it's a very real issue.

29:10 No, obviously nobody who's watching this video believes him.

[video] 29:17 When we look at both of them, we can see the big difference in development.

29:27 The interviewer just generally looks a lot wider, has bigger hands and so on, simply because of the food that he ate while growing up. That's it. And nocturnal Kent looks, in comparison, small, has small hands, a small narrow skull. So on and as I said, it's understandable why he wants to change all of that but at that point you cannot even His parents messed up. The only thing that he could do is create well-developed good-looking strong children, but because he ruined everything now. That's not even really an option.

30:19 I guess that everybody can find somebody but it would be very tricky.

[video] 30:29 Are there misunderstood looks maxes and then dangerous looks maxes or in your mind from a psychological perspective is it all just problematic? I think that it's all misunderstood and dangerous because I think that What underlies the psychology of each of these men is very different. We know that lots of them come from trauma backgrounds. Like, what is driving a 14-year-old to start to inject steroids, use meth, smash themselves with a hammer?

30:56 Well, Clavicular did that because he has that condition. I made a video about it. It had nothing to do with looks maxing, but most people do it because of trauma, insecurities, that's right. And somebody that grew up eating natural food, or at least animal-based, a lot of meat and eggs, raw milk, for example, they would never even feel the need to do any of that, just naturally. They would never even think about it, and they would laugh at all of the looks maxers.

[video] 31:31 It's a good question, and Kent reckons he's got a good response. One he's been thinking about since he was a kid. Childhood was amazing for me, right?

31:40 Up until primary school, happy kid. If he fixed his skin, then why does he use so much makeup? You can see the same thing still going on. It's exactly the same, except that there's... Now more makeup over the rosacea or whatever he has, all the acne. There's just no difference, nothing changed.

[video] 32:07 However, as I grew older and I entered high school, which is viciously known for social hierarchies to be developed, for influence to be learned, patterns, behaviors, that's when I started to experience the brutality of how looks influence.

32:20 Right. And that's because at that age, you become interested in the other gender. And then you become more vicious, dominant. And the worse food you ate as a child, the worse it will be for you in school or whatever kind of environment.

[video] 32:41 That's how you're treated. Brutality. That bad.

32:47 Yeah, he was very obviously formula-fed and probably grew up eating cereal with pasteurized milk, sandwiches, and that's the result.

[video] 32:59 Saying that kids can be mean, it's an understatement. There's a reason the fat kid is picked on much more than the fit AFL player. See, my immediate reaction to that is... That changes as you get older, and the world doesn't necessarily work the way high school worked.

33:15 Not really, it doesn't change. Maybe people don't show it as much, but it's just nature. Nature doesn't change.

[video] 33:25 I would disagree directly. I would say high school is one of the most accurate preemptive simulations of how the real world will treat you.

33:34 He's right about that. It's just that he doesn't understand why he suffered so much in school, what the problem was. It wasn't a looks maxing deficiency.

[video] 33:49 It's a sobering, rare insight into what really makes looks maxers like Ken tick. We need to have empathy. mainly for the victims here, because that's what these young guys are. They are being played at an extremely vulnerable age.

34:04 He's right about that, but the Lux Maxers themselves are being played. They don't even understand why they suffered so much in school. Most people on Earth are being played. when you simply look at anybody who eats natural food while growing up and you see that none of them have braces glasses all of them have a wide face they have a predator eyes which is again a term used by lux maxers black pillars all they want is to fit in it just so happens that it is supercharged because of our

[video] 34:47 tech platforms.

[video] 34:50 Social media algorithms are clearly pushing vulnerable young men into dangerous places online.

34:56 You can see that all of these guys have the same problem. A modern, narrow skull caused by unnatural food. And as I said, if you're fed formula, fake milk, whatever you want to call it as a baby, then you will already see problems. You won't be conscious of it, but your parents will see it, people around you. And they just want cheekbones, a bigger jaw, just a bigger skull overall. Oh my god, man. This is sad. Further down the rabbit hole.

[video] 35:39 need to sit in the mud with them we cannot speak at them we cannot speak for them androgenic was obviously also formula fed that's super clear you need to actually get in the swamp alongside them and say i'm here and this matters to me Do you think it's a better world if we sit down and say, hey, looks don't matter, and convince people like yourself and others? If everybody thought that looks wouldn't matter, the world would be a much better place. Unfortunately, it's impossible to do that. Humans biologically are not capable. If I were to do that, I'd be resisting the flow of society. I would be giving them bad advice.

36:23 It's interesting how he said that it's part of this society, not nature. And that's because in nature you would, for the most part, use strength to achieve what you want. And in this society, which is simply an idea but people really believe in it, People more so use their looks to achieve something. And that's because you're not supposed to use your strength to achieve anything. It's simply the way slaves live their lives nowadays. And that's why people are so obsessed with looks. They believe that they can dominate or mug through their looks and it's all delusional because it's impossible to actually do that for the most part.

[video] 37:16 Watching your content is like learning another language sometimes. You talk about ascending, mugging. Can you explain to me what that means? Ascending is just getting better looking, so looks maxing. And mogging, I guess there's sort of a lot of context that it could be used in. Like, for example, I just said it's a mog side effect, but generally has a positive meaning behind it. So you could mog someone, you know, you could hype mog them, you could be taller. So it typically means like outshining.

37:49 Right, and that's absolutely delusional. If you stand next to somebody and you're taller than them, unless you actually do something, you're simply imagining that you're mugging them. Mugging is imaginary. It's just an idea that insecure, traumatized little boys made up to try to feel better somehow, but they never actually do anything. They simply imagine that they mug somebody. And as I've said before, in nature, there's only one way to mug somebody. Someone in some regard.

[video] 38:28 Are you mugging me right now?

38:34 Obviously not. The interviewer is way better looking. Any? Any?

38:44 Which, as I said, is irrelevant anyway, just to be clear. But in this context... Status-mogging? What do you mean by that?

[video] 38:54 I mean, like, I might be status-mogging you, maybe?

38:59 That's also imaginary. Status doesn't exist. They just talk about imaginary ideas in their minds. Lux maxers just don't live in this reality.

[video] 39:11 I don't know, you're fine. Like, potentially, money-mogging? Who's to say?

39:17 Money-mogging? Money doesn't exist? They just imagined something.

[video] 39:22 Right? I just, I don't know. But, like, you know, those are different types of mogs that you could achieve on someone. It doesn't only pertain to Lux.

39:30 It's very clear that he's severely a... You can just tell by the way he looks. It's obvious that his brain is .

[video] 39:40 Right, so there's all types of mugs.

39:44 He was probably a lot when he was a baby, and he was obviously also formula fed. I'm 38, right?

[video] 39:52 I'm almost.

39:55 38, two years older than me. I thought that he's in his 40s. Maybe traveling around, interviewing people all the time is stressful. although it shouldn't be when you compare it to people who do construction work, for example, but maybe it is stressful to work in the media, so to speak.

[video] 40:20 20 years older than you. I'm of the firm belief that there's obviously a lot more to life than looking good, going to the club. That's my opinion. You don't have to share it. But do you think you'll mature and change and look back on this with a little bit of regret?

40:38 Yeah, and pretty much all of these so-called look-smaxers will laugh at themselves later on. When they are in their 30s, for sure 40s, they will look back and think, why did I do all of this? How do I get rid of the fillers? How do I reverse all of this plastic surgery, which you can't for the most part? It will be pretty bad when they wake up. I'm curious.

[video] 41:10 Would you say you have a strong male or perhaps female role model in your life?

[video] 41:25 I would say that Rich Piana would be one of the biggest.

41:32 Rich Piano, no way. I just made a video about him recently. He died very young because of all the drugs. And Clavicular also uses all kinds of drugs. Wow, people actually looked up to him. This is what I always say, when you don't have a so-called role model, when your father is not around, when you don't have bigger brothers who teach you everything about life, then you will fall for people that you see on YouTube nowadays. Back in the day, you would see them on TV and then you will look up to them, meaning that you will do what they do. And that's exactly the case here. And that's why I said Rich Piana, Arnold Schwarzenegger also, they ruined the lives of thousands, really together, millions of people. And they also killed...

42:32 probably hundreds of thousands of people together, maybe even millions, really. Wow.

[video] 42:40 Content creators that I would watch growing up and I really liked one of his sayings, whatever it takes. So that's usually what I'll reference. And that's sort of what went into a lot of my mentality. What about in your day-to-day personal life? Do you have a role model talking to you saying, I think you should do this, I think you should do that.

[video] 43:11 I wouldn't really say so. I'd say I pretty much do whatever I want because I have to enjoy

43:21 You can tell that his brain is not functioning, probably because of all the drugs. He also eats garbage. He just talks incredibly slow. He needs three to five seconds to think of a word. The whole interview is like this.

[video] 43:41 What I'm doing for it to be good content, right?

[video] 43:49 How do you feel about aging? It happens to all of us. Do you think you're going to look good forever? Yeah, well, you could slow down that process.

43:58 Yeah, you can slow it down by eating natural food, by not exercising, the opposite of what you do.

[video] 44:07 There's a lot of things that you could do. Take hair loss medication.

44:13 How is hair loss medication going to slow down your aging? What is he talking about? He's talking about looking younger better. He talks about the same topic as Brian Johnson, but this has nothing to do with actually aging slower. You're just... masking some kind of symptoms.

[video] 44:36 Sunscreen. So yeah, no, aging is inevitable, but it's just about slowing that process down as much as possible.

44:45 The bottom line is that looks maxers are losers, as we can see. They feel insecure. They experienced trauma in school, maybe also later on in life. And that's why they want to change their looks, meaning that they want to become better looking. And that's why they use makeup. supplements, peptides, which are all laboratory-made toxic substances which will ruin your liver and generally destroy your health, which is what defines the way your body looks like. It's all about your health at the end of the day. You inherit the health of your ancestors

45:37 And the reason you're good or bad looking when you are done growing is because of the food that you ate while you were growing, which again is all about your health.

45:52 People who talk about their looks really just talk about their health. They just don't realize it. And that's because they don't realize where their looks come from, so to speak. And that's why they get all of the surgeries and procedures done also. Some of which, if they go right, which most of them don't, may actually somewhat improve your looks for some years, maybe even longer. And then you could use these years to acquire a mate, so to speak. And if you would understand that you look the way you look like because of your health, then you could create healthy, meaning better looking children. But because these people don't understand any of that, they will do all of this

46:44 Some may be even able to get a girlfriend and children, and then their children will suffer even more because they don't understand that it's all about your health. Thanks for watching.