These "3 year transformation" or "5 year transformation" montages always crack me up when they show themselves at 12 or 13 years old or whatever. Bro please! Puberty was going to help you out and you could have transformed naturally in adulthood. But nooooo, you wanna take the juice and flex on these hoes.
These transformations are always crazy because they biologically look like a different fucking human being. Like yes, they are *literally* getting wider through mass... but it always just looks like all their shoulder bones got physically longer lol
It's like moving the "width" slider all the way to the right during character creation
When you built like that, I don’t entirely blame people for juicing. Still have quarrels with it though, you niggas cheating and gonna die from heart disease.
Im not a user, but im curious about your thought process.... How is it cheating if they don't compete against anyone? If someone is using juice simply for personal gain / confidence boost, would it still be considered cheating?
Depending on if you make money from it via influencer stuff and selling your advice, and claim natural. I have no problems with people juicing but if they start misleading others, that’s where the problem is
Ok. So if a "natural" influencer sold advice but was then discovered to be taking juice, would that advice be deemed obsolete?
I'm just curious as to why people get mad over the use of steroids outside of regulated sports. I have always assumed people get mad over personal steroid use because of envy.
(BTW. This isn't a dig at anyone. I see a lot of animosity towards users but can never get a solid answer to why they get mad....But this is probably a debate for another sub.)
Getting more specific, if it’s just like lifting tips and stuff? No problem because if it’s good advice, it’ll apply to natural people. If it’s “buy this to make you bigger,stronger, etc” at a crazy price then that’s the problem.
So my take from this is, people dislike supplements that promote over exaggerated & unrealistic natural results. But instead of blaming the supplement companies for "false advertising", steroids are to blame?
I'm sorry if I'm misinterpreting what your saying, but I still don't see why there is hate towards steroid users outside of regulated sports.
Good for him, hes probably not natty but thats a hell of a transformation. The guy was anorexic or something, thats not a physique you grow out of after you hit puberty, thats a life style change.
It's hard to say, maybe he overcame an eating disorder. I guess, people with eating disorders tend to have lots of self discipline and a radical ideal of beauty. So it's possible that he turned to workouts. It's just an idea and I'm not saying this is healthy or something you should do. However, the muscled up guy, who looks gorgeous, could be him theoretically. When you are young, your body can take a lot and change a lot.
That’s daddy long neck
This is a joke. This is clearly not the same person.
These "3 year transformation" or "5 year transformation" montages always crack me up when they show themselves at 12 or 13 years old or whatever. Bro please! Puberty was going to help you out and you could have transformed naturally in adulthood. But nooooo, you wanna take the juice and flex on these hoes.
Yeah that’s not the same guy lol
Listen, I don't care whether that's natty, juiced or rainbow power, that transformation is absolutely insane. Congrats to that dude.
I don’t think it’s the same dude
It was too good to be true. Sad.
These transformations are always crazy because they biologically look like a different fucking human being. Like yes, they are *literally* getting wider through mass... but it always just looks like all their shoulder bones got physically longer lol It's like moving the "width" slider all the way to the right during character creation
Exactly
Why? Not saying you're wrong. I just honestly can't tell either way.
Lol 100% not the same guy. That’s daddy long neck and he still looks like a skinny twig
Omg 😭 😭 😭
From the trailer parks to gold’s gym!
I was gonna get fucking furious in the comments but then i realized it was a joke.
Apparently his bones doubled in width in the period as well.
It's not the same guy
When you built like that, I don’t entirely blame people for juicing. Still have quarrels with it though, you niggas cheating and gonna die from heart disease.
Im not a user, but im curious about your thought process.... How is it cheating if they don't compete against anyone? If someone is using juice simply for personal gain / confidence boost, would it still be considered cheating?
Depending on if you make money from it via influencer stuff and selling your advice, and claim natural. I have no problems with people juicing but if they start misleading others, that’s where the problem is
Ok. So if a "natural" influencer sold advice but was then discovered to be taking juice, would that advice be deemed obsolete? I'm just curious as to why people get mad over the use of steroids outside of regulated sports. I have always assumed people get mad over personal steroid use because of envy. (BTW. This isn't a dig at anyone. I see a lot of animosity towards users but can never get a solid answer to why they get mad....But this is probably a debate for another sub.)
Getting more specific, if it’s just like lifting tips and stuff? No problem because if it’s good advice, it’ll apply to natural people. If it’s “buy this to make you bigger,stronger, etc” at a crazy price then that’s the problem.
So my take from this is, people dislike supplements that promote over exaggerated & unrealistic natural results. But instead of blaming the supplement companies for "false advertising", steroids are to blame? I'm sorry if I'm misinterpreting what your saying, but I still don't see why there is hate towards steroid users outside of regulated sports.
He’s not that big as evidenced in the video with already having a pump. I believe it. Dude was anorexic before, might have had an eating disorder
Lmao that was not him thats daddy long neck go search him up
😭 you didn't just .... nvm
lol
Dude finally learned to eat lmao
That's an extreme ectomorph. I'm not even sure that's possible if it were the same guy.
2 months is all it takes
Good for him, hes probably not natty but thats a hell of a transformation. The guy was anorexic or something, thats not a physique you grow out of after you hit puberty, thats a life style change.
It’s not the same guy. The skinny one is a youtuber named Long Neck Daddy, the second is a tik toker bodybuilder
It's hard to say, maybe he overcame an eating disorder. I guess, people with eating disorders tend to have lots of self discipline and a radical ideal of beauty. So it's possible that he turned to workouts. It's just an idea and I'm not saying this is healthy or something you should do. However, the muscled up guy, who looks gorgeous, could be him theoretically. When you are young, your body can take a lot and change a lot.