Prayers go out to Luke, his friends and his family. Got this done in half a day to get it out in time sorry if the quality isn’t as good as normal. 🙏 also thx again Nick Trigili. To help Luke’s children : www.gofundme.com/f/luke-sandoe-tribute-fund

@jasoncriscio7238

4 жыл бұрын

Jon Bravo Films I’m glad you talked about mental health and how steroids magnify it nobody really talks about that

@matthewwalker1623

4 жыл бұрын

@@jasoncriscio7238 not so much the steroids. Listen for the key word.

@HARMARSCH2

4 жыл бұрын

Prayers to Luke, his Family and Friends 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@KevinM88TR11

4 жыл бұрын

Suicide? Is this true? I did 10 yrs in the Army just got out. I know all about depression. You gotta get out of that dark place or just talk to somebody. I can't believe this, I thought it from natural causes. Rest in peace to this young man.

@arpegio88

4 жыл бұрын

Beautifully done video, what's the name of the song for the outro that starts around 7:01?

My brother killed himself 11 years ago he was also 30 years old, and it totally destroyed our family none of us was ever the same again, RIP to this young man x

@jimmyj8161

4 жыл бұрын

@Tony O'Brien thank you x

@boboliveira3722

3 жыл бұрын

❤

Fouad was joking around at first, but he changed his demeanor when he heard Luke had a therapist, Fouad a great dude

@matty6848

4 жыл бұрын

Yeh he definitely started to take him seriously then. Sadly he was too late.

@bigmike6853

4 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, Fouad is a good man, so is Dave Palumbo.

@Punchatori

4 жыл бұрын

@Si G-T He didn't understand the seriousness of what Luke was telling him at first. Keep in mind this is the first time Luke disclosed to Fouad that he was seeing a therapist so Fouad was probably caught off guard.

@stephenmurray9890

4 жыл бұрын

Chris so what man you don’t keep Pressing someone who says they don’t wanna say it . Clearly it’s something. Serious, that’s shit is tasteless.

@astapasta7119

4 жыл бұрын

@Si G-T Exactly. I don't know why some people think they can suddenly become an interviewer and then believe it by trotting out "well listen to what i think.." scenarios to people. I wish these people on social media studied some of the great interviewers instead of courting notoriety.

Reality is people who actually have mental health issues will rarely talk about it and will look the happiest outside.

That isolated feeling of not being able to escape your thoughts in absolutely dreadful. It's like you're going 100mph all.the.time. You never sleep, you never relax, there is no "down" time. It's exhausting. I feel so bad for this man and his family.

@jaysencorbett1855

4 жыл бұрын

Xanax or Ativan especially on tren

@grungetruck8243

4 жыл бұрын

Yes and for people like us running and lifting brings our only real comfort and god forbid we can't do it for a day.

@ibanez2010

4 жыл бұрын

@@grungetruck8243 Very true...I have many days where a hard workout is the ONLY thing that can bring me out of the shit.

@grungetruck8243

4 жыл бұрын

@@ibanez2010 yep and when I missed a couple months with the gyms closed I was miserable even though I ran everyday.

I lost my mum to suicide last April.god bless u mate u were 1 hell of a body builder .r I p x

@caps8723

4 жыл бұрын

Jade Harrison Sorry to hear that 🙏🏽

@cathalmatthews8988

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear, all love you you and your family

@bentattersfield887

4 жыл бұрын

So sorry mate

As someone who has depression, PEDs greatly increased it, whenever I hop back on cycle it wrecks me mentally if I’m not careful. This needs to be talked more about.

@JonnyBravoTV

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed, gonna work on a vid here shortly. I went thru up and downs in my life until I learned how to properly balance things.

@adamedw4rds

4 жыл бұрын

It’s the opposite for me, when I’m off my Depression and anxiety wrecks me. When I’m on and have goals to focus on my mind is at peace as I’m kept busy.

@susnessoverload4041

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. A lot of these compounds stay in your system for a long time due to the long esters chains. I took Equipose and it was in my system for forever. Caused me a lot of mental stress and hair loss. And this is as a female on an extremely low dose. I cant imagine how much men take of test, tren and even harder PEDs

@spicybiker3191

4 жыл бұрын

Same here I’m like a yo-yo 🪀

@jeffbaker3354

4 жыл бұрын

Gore4ever FulciLives Maybe you should just STFU fuck tard!!!🖕

You can see fouad looking at him Concerned for his friend, you can see the worry in his face, I think he knew that he needed to help Luke!

@asnmdnss

4 жыл бұрын

you can only help someone that wants it and fouad is in Canada, luke is in the uk

@oregonflatland

4 жыл бұрын

Doesn't seem concerned to me, he seems like a jackass who is making fun of him.

@xnestapl

4 жыл бұрын

Chris oh shut up

No matter how good we all thought he was,the fact is in his head he thought he was useless. This type of depression is outrageous to shake off.loved his vids because he came across as a genuinely lovely guy.

@matty6848

4 жыл бұрын

Depression and suicide is one of the biggest killers of men between 30 & 50 in the western world. Unfortunately it’s still something men don’t open up and talk about like women do hence why so many men take their lives.

@LamarCardinalChaos

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah man it's weird, I've rarely fallen for people I've never met through internet medium as much as I had for Luke. The fact that I/we'll never be able to pick his brain about all this after overcoming it is such a damn shame. He deserved better. Some of the most giving people leave too little for themselves. RIP Sandoe, you touched more lives than most people can fathom.

@paulbaker1505

4 жыл бұрын

@@matty6848 so true. I worked as a cook for the drink and drug rehabs in Glasgow. It was a real eye opener. Depression. Drugs. Drink. Like one big roller-coaster that guys between the ages you are talking about just can't get off. And in alot of cases until the wheels fall off.from my personal experience with depression from a young age you just have to fight and fight. Do whatever it takes. TALK. one of the main things. The more you keep yourself and thoughts inside the more you go into a shell. And that is the real bad thing. I hope whoevers reading this if they feel like there's nothing out there. TRUST ME. there's plenty. Just keep fighting. Wish you all the best

@paulbaker1505

4 жыл бұрын

@@LamarCardinalChaos so true. Me as well, especially in the fitness and bodybuilding industry. All out for themselves. But this man just came across different. Loved his vids I hope he is happy now. Wherever that is

@matty6848

4 жыл бұрын

paul baker he did Paul come across a very gentle and in a way a very sensitive soul. He always had a slight presence of sadness to him which is very telling. On one video he showed us round his house which was a lovely home & he said “I don’t have a mansion as I’m just a bodybuilder” even though he had a lovely house he was still talking himself down like he felt worthless and if you look at his other videos you can now see he was slightly sad or nervous. Obviously getting in the gym and lifting took him away from that and gave him comfort however what was he like once he was home alone with all those thoughts racing through his head? Theres never a truer saying than “the good always die young” and that was sadly the case with Luke. Poor man RIP😔

The lockdown has affected a lot of people in the UK man. It’s really depressing, some places aren’t the nicest. We are all feeling the depression, unfortunately some more than others. It’s really sad

@eleawood2447

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely has these problems before the virus shut up ! Sheep

@Cityzen567

4 жыл бұрын

Anthony Galeano and don’t you think if they didn’t close things down that the virus would’ve happened the way they said it would do? Stupid uneducated comment.

Damn......he was hurting. Rest in peace Luke. You'll be missed by many

It’s kind of cringe watching Fouad try to pry the answer out of Luke :( Rest In Peace brother

RIP Luke. you could see in his eyes how he felt inside when asked that question 🙏

Heart goes out to Luke’s family. Guy was going through deep depression and was still likable and had a great sense of humor. Massive loss RIP

Hey Jon I agree, too many people are scared to talk about these things and sweep stuff under the rug all the time. We need to be aware of these things so that this doesn't happen to someone else in the future. Great points!

Depression can be a living hell....... I battled it for many many yrs for various reasons. My depression was mostly hereditary from my mom the rest was from abuse from my stepdad. It was a fight I fought since I was about 10 yrs old and that's also when my OCD started and i still battle that this very day at 44 yrs old next month. As I got older the depression got harder and harder. Ped's did make it much worse at times when I was using heavy amounts as a young man. With prayer and trying many many different types of medications over the yrs and the will to live I have mostly beaten the demon. You're never going to completely be cured but you can survive, function like a normal person and be happy. I have a family and great job. I do have my days like ever normal person. I'm not perfect by any means but my faith in Jesus and the will to live life for myself and my family is everything. Body building about killed me when I was younger but it also saved me. It kept me out of the house and kept me around people. It kept me from closing myself off to everything as a young person. I do still continue to train "of course not like I did 15 yrs ago" but I'm happy. It's nothing to be ashamed of it's just how we are built and wired. We can only take the tools that God gave us and use them the best we can. If it takes medicine then for you and your families sake "take it". You may have to try several types until you find what works for you....... You know being in law enforcement for 15 yrs has helped opened me up to. I had problems but my problems were nothing compared to what I've seen over the yrs and that's another thing that had opened up the strength that's was inside me to survive. I couldn't imagine leaving my wife and girls. That's my great fear! The fear of leaving them behide. If you or someone you know suffers don't be ashamed and don't be selfish. It's hurts like no other but do not ever give up have faith and have faith you can do it. It's takes time sometimes yrs but you can win. My God bless us all even if your not a person of faith always remember someone important in your life loves and needs you.

@lurox5183

4 жыл бұрын

So happy you managed to get out of that and find happiness in your life. Thank you for sharing your experience. Stay strong bro

@TamerEldegwy

4 жыл бұрын

God bless you

Mr. Bravo, as always, you produce poignant, relevant and significant films. Your spotlight on this tragic story is timely, particularly in these periods of global uncertainty and insecurity. People are afraid, and sadly, there are those who find themselves in insurmountable situations where they feel that there is only one way out. Your contribution to the effort which brings light to the difficult problem of mental illness and stigmas attached, is a profound message of support. Cheers.

@JonnyBravoTV

4 жыл бұрын

Thx u 🙏

Good vid brother, RIP to Luke. He seemed like a genuine guy, a good guy.

So sad to see him gone .. he must’ve had some issues goes back to his childhood . Everything root back to childhood and having happy family environment around you .

@nycgmr

4 жыл бұрын

Too true... sadly. Stay strong.

I feel bad for Fouad looking back he’s probably thinking he was stupid to keep asking but he just didn’t understand at the time

God this just crushes my heart. This clip was the first thought that came to my head when I heard the news. I cant imagine the pain he was feeling.

Thanks for doing this Jon. It is a story that needs to be shared so as to help those who are suffering in silence to talk about it and please get help.

He was hurting a lot inside,when you are so young,competing at top level and placing very good,with children and friends that loved him,its realy sad he took his life...i belive he must felt very alone.its sad.R.I.P big man.

Great video he was my favourite bodybuilder this has just gutted me.I love your work you would be the perfect person to do a documentary on his life.RIP Luke

I had horrible depression in my early 20s for about 6 or 7 years. Thought about suicide everyday. Today I am happier than I have ever been. The difference I made........I quit taking anabolics and I quit eating sleeping and dreaming bodybuilding. I know people say the gym is good for mental health....but when it goes too far and you obsess over steroids food gym sleep etc for years it absolutely fucks up your head

@lurox5183

4 жыл бұрын

This resonated with me. Glad to hear you are happier now. Stay strong bro.

@currbag

4 жыл бұрын

@@lurox5183 you too brother. More to life than scraping away years for muscle

@craigsaunders9599

3 жыл бұрын

I will never give up bodybuilding , I will not give my haters the satisfaction that they achieved making me stop doing bodybuilding, I think whatever blood,sweat,tears,toil I invest in the iron sport , it gives me great results, haters persist in large numbers because they want you to become insane, " They say blatant lies like, you need professional help, they relentlessly persist in public harassment so that you either commit suicide or truly become abnormal, because they are jealous, envious and threatened by your presence, when you are huge the girls will love you, this makes them want to kill you. Never be so weak to end your life, never be so weak to stop your bodybuilding, Be unstoppable, be invincible, Bodybuilders you don't need therapy, haters need to go to mental institutions, life is beautiful

@currbag

3 жыл бұрын

@@craigsaunders9599 glad you love it truly man! Keep on keeping on!

@acer124

3 жыл бұрын

@@craigsaunders9599 haters? I doubt anyone even cares that you go to the gym

Thanks for the video. Very sad to lose such a good man. God bless his family!

Great video and thank you for addressing this. Rest In Peace Luke.

thank you for posting. this hit me hard. Such a wonderful soul...may he rest easy lord.

I was so in shock when I heard this news, even after listening to him on all podcasts. Watching these clips back make it so much more obvious and sad.

Always stellar content Bravo. I have dealt with the inner demons myself and being on and off gear in the past dealing with fluctuating hormone levels and anxiety plays hell on the mentals. It didn’t help that I worked in the private sector in my past either. My prayers a condolences to his family.

Breaks my heart, thanks Jon for the video, very well done!

RIP Luke👍... Great upload boss... Keep up the great work

oh wow this video is so telling of the struggles that Luke was facing, poor man and I wish so much he could of got some help that could of saved him from feeling like there was only one way out of this life.

So sad, he was a great guy. Nice video Jon

I wonder what pain he was dealing with... must be painful to leave the kids

@andre500o

4 жыл бұрын

He tried to get help, but couldn't see his therapist for who knows how long due to being stuck in quarantine. Luke's legacy and story should be used to raise awareness for those struggling with mental health issues to seek professional help, and can help save the lives of others who want to get better.

@PlutoTheGod

4 жыл бұрын

PumpChasers when you got kids you gotta stick out out no matter the pain. I know him and his kids were close.

@BigTyronie

4 жыл бұрын

@@PlutoTheGod as much as I agree with you eventually the pain becomes a burden and im sure he legitimately thought his kids would be better off without him. We need to understand that not make silly statements about the decision that was made

@PlutoTheGod

4 жыл бұрын

BigTyronie don't call it a "silly statement". It's a fact bro. There are REAL children who are REALLY left behind by this. You may think your friends and family don't care about you but you gotta be there for the kids.

@manfromearth8656

4 жыл бұрын

@@PlutoTheGod you have no idea what he was going through.. And you are not in his position to judge..

Never really followed this guy but hope his soul rests in peace. My thoughts, prayers and well wishes go out to his family. Be safe and stay blessed Jon 🙏 and thanks for the video!!!

@listen2me227

4 жыл бұрын

Joseph, he was a great guy. All you have to do is go to the channel of Fouad Abiad, and watch his 'Bodybuilding and Bullocks' podcast, which was specifically done with Luke. It was THEIR show together, even though it's Fouad's channel. They did many episodes of it together since last year, and by watching them, you can get a really good idea of what kind of a person he was. And Fouad is an amazing person too.

@CJ_Pharaoh

4 жыл бұрын

@@listen2me227 I'll do that. Looking around on various sites seems to indicate the guy was a genuinely good person. Plus I'm always eager to learn and if getting to know Luke improves my life in any way then I'm all in. Thanks my dude.

@listen2me227

4 жыл бұрын

@@CJ_Pharaoh Ok, great. You'll get a really good idea who Luke was by watching those videos on Fouad's channel, especially of his sense of humor. He used to make Fouad laugh constantly, which made everyone else laugh lol. Those Bodybuilding and Bullocks shows are really your best bet because he was just himself in those episodes.

I really like what you did here man. 👍🏻 Gave me tears for Luke and because I'm going through depression and anxiety myself and have been for years it's really hard I can say that. I hope his family is staying strong. I really feel for them right now, it must be so hard, it's really hard for the loved ones left behind.

Another Great Video Bro. Another person gone too soon. Rest In Peace

Excellent video mate. Well done, keep it up. Bravo Jon.

I send my prayers... still can't believe it, started to following him after Arnold 2019. R.I.P big man

Good job with this video. RIP, Luke 🙏

For me the worst thing to hear is, everybody deals with that. Because everyone deals with it differently. It's an easy answer to an uncomfortable question.

@astapasta7119

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly. It's not necessarily suicide he's referring to when he answers what the first thing is he thinks about. It's more likely a combination of exhaustion of having to deal with his problems combined with the desire to be "normal". It's also blatantly obvious Fouad really needs to think about his interview style, he pushes where he should not and that "listen to me cause i know" attitude is so annoying. Maybe if he wasn't so interested in his own voice he might have heard something ...

Love the editing, it shocks me he died, he didn't look like someone who had depression and would take his life when it seemingly looked like it was going well (e.g his career success, family etc)

Good vid . Nice tribute to a guy that had my respect .

Good work Mr. Bravo 👏..... RIP brother of iron 🙏 we will never forget you Luke.

Tragic story indeed. Rest in peace Luke Sandoe. Gone to soon but not forgotten.

Jon this was really well done sir. I couldn’t agree more that mental health in BB needs a brighter light shined on it. I pray that Luke making this permanent decision doesn’t fall on deaf ears and people actually use this tragedy to learn and help themselves and each other. God knows it’s opened my eyes and made me really take a hard look at working on my demons more. Thanks for this video sir.

@JonnyBravoTV

4 жыл бұрын

🙏 thx u.

The effort,sacrifice,dedication and pain bodybuilders go through is insane. To loose someone like Luke is just so depressing,if as a mere fan,I feel so awful,I can't imagine what his family is going through. We feel their lose and share their pain in this awful times. May his soul rest in peace, we lost a true gentleman.

Condolences to Luke's family . It's so sad to see a young man with so much potential gone. It's a crying shame.

His best friend already confirmed it was a suicide

@JonnyBravoTV

4 жыл бұрын

Yes we all know this, wasn’t point of the video.

@MayorOfBodybuildingTV

4 жыл бұрын

Male suicide is an epidemic in America but we hear very little about it.

@garethdavies3175

4 жыл бұрын

@@JonnyBravoTV This hit home big time to me. I've suffered with mental health since fifteen, 42 now and I know the first thought he had every morning, mine is the same thought. Rip luke God bless.

@garethdavies3175

4 жыл бұрын

@sandu lungu nobody who suffers with mental health is a bitch. I was beaten physically and mentally all through childhood, so I ain't no bitch.

@goinsolo7713

4 жыл бұрын

@@garethdavies3175 dont explain yourself, he is to ignorant to get it. i too like you took it but hit drugs n drink to escape and took me years to realise i enslaved myself further, the gym gives me my peace my escape, luke was every bit a great loveable person, its too sad

Mental health is a real massive issue. People do not know how to come to terms with it or ask for help. A shame really this man took his life. Always offer support where ever you can. 💪🏾

*This is why in the current situation you have to be stronger than ever and fight till the end*

Wow amazing video. God bless his family and Luke Sandoe R.I.P.😢🌠

May he rest in a better place now then.. RIP Luke Samdoe. I felt this one man. Feeling dark from within is such a life destroying feeling where you can't get around. It is stuck with you 24/7

Wie werden dich nie vergessen. Du bist jetzt im Bodybuilding Himmel. Ruhe in Frieden LUKE.

@adamschinaski7098

4 жыл бұрын

Tyson 5509 genau. Voll lieb von dir.

Quality is always top notch

Good video, man, thanks for posting.....I have relatives with these problems.....they seem OK on the outside and then - boom - severe depression.....curious to see how body chemistry affects this - hormone imbalance or maybe the pressures of modern life.....and it's always the good guys it seems to me, the sensitive ones.....

Great video. Needs to be talked about.

Coming back from the 2019 Arnold Classic, my wife and I sat across from him in the waiting area. He was working on his laptop so I didn't want to disturb him. Now I wish I had taken the time to say hello and get a picture with him. He really came across in the interviews I've seen as a very nice guy. It's so sad that he's gone and at such a young age. Rest easy Mr. Sandoe, I hope you're finally at peace and the demons are gone.

@joshuaswatman3018

4 жыл бұрын

i had the pleasure of meeting him last june when he turned up to ultraflex in leeds. such a kind guy is and always will be my #1

@jeffbaker3354

4 жыл бұрын

I got to meet him at the Indy Pro . Nice guy! R.I.P.

@joshuaswatman3018

4 жыл бұрын

@@jeffbaker3354 100% brother

This is heartbreaking af. R.I.P Luke

That's soo sad. God bless you Luke, I hope u have found your peace. Prayers to your family too. RIP

Jonny Bravo!!! I like your shit man!!! Keep it pushing!! Entertaining!!

i remember a month ago in arnold classic luke and the Bob Cicherillo both were holding mics and talking in the camera but luke was not talking much he was just hold mic and thinking about something now i know why looked disturbed :(

@aaronellsworth2700

4 жыл бұрын

FIT NETWORK exactly man I thought the same he was v quiet and staring off

If what I think happened to Luke from reading through the lines of what his friends have said, I could imagine him having to wake up every morning with that old memory from his childhood being hell on earth for him, poor fella.

@JHynz

4 жыл бұрын

Can you elaborate? I'm still so shook from his passing

@DarkArterialGore

4 жыл бұрын

@@JHynz I don't know for sure but the way Ben Chow spoke about how he would take the discussion's he had with Luke about his demons to his grave made me think Luke was suffering from PTSD from childhood trauma, possibly molestation.

Luke was one of my top 10 fav active open bodybuilders. I loved his physique and i think it was vastly underrated. The thickness and density along with the aesthetics... he packed on so much size and yet kept a trim waiste. Amazing

Bless him.....ADHD is so exhausting!...totally got what he said when he said "self sabotaging" its the death of most pleasures....you have a beautiful moment and the attention is snatched away by another thought.

Great video I don’t know him personally but I know a lot of people who do! RIP

Well done vid. R.I.P. Luke.

Sad part of this is when Luke is asked what his first thought of the day is when he wakes up and you can tell he feels uncomfortable about asking that question and wants to avoid it and gets pressured into answering that. They should have just moved on from that question.

@michaeldusa7621

4 жыл бұрын

Correct. They have got to work on their interview skills and self-awareness. They should have dropped that right there.

@frameofmind229

4 жыл бұрын

Well Luke brought it up so he wanted to say something otherwise he wouldn't even mention anything negative and just move into the next thought.

@flangmasterj

4 жыл бұрын

Well obviously James and Fouad had no idea what Luke was thinking. 99% of people wouldn't have either.

@andyboy198577777

4 жыл бұрын

I completely disagree with you guys. If they would have kept pushing it may have come out. Maybe they could have talked him out of it. Keeping his emotions in lead to his death so I completely disagree. He needed to talk!!!!

@startingtech3900

4 жыл бұрын

if fouad didn't press he would have never got that info to try and help luke. sad rip big luke

tributes from germny. good video quality. do somemore crime docu´s.....blessings and stay healthy and a good person.

since this happened I still can't believe it. I loved Luke and was looking up to him.. rest in peace Luke 🌹🌹🌹😔😔😔😔

First off, when a guy tells you that the first thing in the morning he thinks about is “ morbid”, he’s obviously thinking about death. Clue #1. Than, Luke said something really important here: articulate your feelings- “ I want to more than anything, and I can’t more than anything “. From the moment he woke up to the time he went to bed, his mind was going a mile a minute and he couldn’t slow it down, and had to live like that everyday and not be able to share his thoughts with anyone. That’s tough man. He needed to shut it down. If only he could talk about it, he could’ve gotten help!! Terrible loss for the bodybuilding world!!! Prayers and thoughts go out to his family and loved ones... 🙏🙏

@JSJS23

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Jackson had the same problem.

SO SAD GOD BLESS YOU LUKE.

God bless you Luke brother, lost father in law to same situation a few months back, not knowing how to deal with these things very well the gym and watching Luke and Fouad helped a load during that time. Same when something else happened few months prior to that as well. Wanted to meet him this year but Covid obviously messed that up, lot of us dont know what to turn too when the gym is shut and services like that also. Sucks to think that things may have been different if the situation was.

i know the feeling. you have to talk about it people. if not bad things will happen. i reached out for help and let people know. it was the best thing that has ever happened to me. RIP Luke. the pain is over

I watched that episode with Luke, Fouad and James. That's segment now makes A LOT of sense now. He was hurting SO BAD and looked to be taking steps to address it but this virus situation came at the wrong time. It seemed to stop him in his tracks and he just couldn't take anymore ☹️

@naturallifestyletraining8177

4 жыл бұрын

So sad, and there are many cases similar i think.. Normal healthcare has been but to completly stop because of this virus, and all the media does is talk about that shit, what about other bad thinks? Smoking only kills millions of people every year, still don't see world stopping because f that! And don't say smoking is your own choise, since over million people die because someone else is smoking close to them!

@MrAdnap23

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree about how he was feeling, one disappointing thing for me was the lack of empathy from James and Fouad in that they didn’t seem to get what he was saying and made light of it, men at times can be so thick skinned and want to remain macho, Luke didn’t want to say too much about his thoughts and they didn’t pick up and underlying issues, it’s all just so sad RIP Luke 🙏🏾

@doubleophysiquecreation1525

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrAdnap23 - I somewhat disagree because Fouad and James did not know what Luke was going through because Luke COULDN'T confide in them... even off air. I'm sure if Luke even sort of explained his "morbid thoughts" (in his words) then Fouad and James definitely would have given all the support they could. Watch Fouad's recent video (with Ben and James) on his channel which is a tribute to Luke. The issue seems to be that Luke wasn't able/didn't feel he could tell people how he was feeling. The lockdown just amplified the situation and he couldn't visit his psychiatrist. It really is so unfortunate ☹️

@naturallifestyletraining8177

4 жыл бұрын

@hhhk20 Didnt you listen the interview at all? He had already trouble at school as a child! Dont just make idiotic comments on serious matter you fool!

It's upsetting to see how hurt he was when thinking about the question and how he tried to hide it...really sad...

I know what luke means when friends say "you can talk to me about anything" and he says "well I can't then you would know". My heart felt for him. Therapy is good especially when it's hard to talk to friends.

This is killin me. He had so much personality and such a bright future.

This is so heartbreaking

I just turned 30, and for the first time i got help. I was put on meds for anxiety and depression. It was so hard to finally go and talk to someone, and like Luke, the idea of meds was never even an option. You get to a point where there is no drug or alcohol that last long enough to help you, so finally i decided to go on medication. I was prescribed sertraline. It definitely helps and I'm upset at myself i waited so long to talk to someone. This breaks my heart because I was/am in the exact same boat with my feelings and emotions. My heart goes out to his family and anyone else fighting this battle. I love you all x

@ibanez2010

4 жыл бұрын

Talk, talk, and do more talking! Don't let yourself get too deep in that isolated state. Talking is hard, but make the effort to do it everyday. You can't fight everything on your own!

I can deff relate to Luke I go through bad anxiety and depression and i have bad body dismorphia, currently was seeing a therapist but since covid19 its been stopped and I know what luke was might be thinking when he wakes up, I have thought about it in why I'm alive at times, it's very tough to live with this day in day out

Prayers for him... Rest in peace...

Very sad to watch this, I guess bodybuilding was an escape to his demons. His legacy will live forever, rest in peace Luke!

Poor guy, may he rest in peace

That was really tough to watch ,he was wanting to reach out but just couldn't say the words

@floriankrone

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly 😞

You were great bro! You were so loved. RIP

It's so Sad man !!! . . . . . Wish you could share it your friends coz all of your friends loved you so much. R.I.P Luke ❤️😪

This is just so sad to watch. You can clearly see he doesn't want to say it but is being forced to talk about it publicly. Why didn't they just skip that and talk about it off camera. I suffer with mental health and really wouldn't want to be put on the spot like that let alone a man that thinks he shouldn't have these feelings because of just that reason... He's a man... He's a big tough man and mental health is weakness. This makes me sad and mad. R.I.P XX

It’s so sad you know! i get it massively, I was 263lbs @ 9%, had reps from bodypower saying this and that, but my mum became ill with leukaemia, dallas and rich left us all at the same time, then i met a girl with the wrong influence at the wrong time, i pissed it all away and now ive just lost my closest dearest childhood friend this week, and then lost the inspiration of luke who showed us a normal english lad that anything possible and now hes left us, i truly hope the world can find balance because right here right now i have none 😔

Great film.

From what I saw he was awesome. I miss his personality he made good videos and he was an amazing bodybuilder. This is really sad.

So important that you mentioned anabolic steroids' possible role in his mental unraveling. A video of his home, featuring action figure toys, revealed an environment more suited to an adolescent than an adult. From that very telling look into his habitat, I'd say that his emotional age was well below that of his physical age. Depression, selfishness, and impulsiveness can be indicators of an emotionally immature psyche -- combined, those three traits can be the perfect storm for a tragic end. Finally, Luke's unsatisfying final competition placings might have driven him to doubt himself and his purpose. Truly sad that his quest for outward perfection didn't allow him to see his humanity's inner beauty.

RIP Luke. Didn't know you but would've liked to. Seemed like he had it all. Shame.

As soon as I say in that podcast between those two and he said that he would rather not say I instantly knew something was up but I didn't think that it was this bad

I'm not crying, you're crying :'( RIP legend

Never met the fella but felt like I knew him. I’m known to have a swinging brick for a heart. But I feel saddened and upset. R.I.P Big man 🏋️‍♂️

This is just so terribly sad. RIP

We will miss him for sure R.I.P LUKE

I understand how it feels thinking about taking your life but I push thru, I didn't know Luke personally but I thought he was a great guy watching him RIP big guy