Can't imagine UFC without roe jogan

@gtlions1

5 жыл бұрын

jack Breon I agree jack

@anthonysmith3132

3 жыл бұрын

Can't imagine Joe Rogan without UFC

@pumpkinman5954

3 жыл бұрын

Joe Hogan

@michaelcooper7737

2 жыл бұрын

I cannot believe Joe Rogan has nothing to prove he was a legit fighter back in the day no video or picture of him fighting in tournaments or in the cage. The only b******* video we have of him is spinning back kick he's been fooling us for years I call that a con man not a comedian and got rich acting like he was a MMA fighter knowing he's not

2:33 haha so funny how he just switches his commentator voice on like that lol

@LolfaildeadxD

5 жыл бұрын

Actually though hahahaha

@chaausxentrus2777

5 жыл бұрын

Everybody can punch but not everyone can wrestle. - Khabib Nurmagomedov

@mustaphajangana7442

5 жыл бұрын

Chaaus Xentrus Random as fuck lmfao

@theperson8275

5 жыл бұрын

mustapha jangana hehe, yeah, that's wierd

@zackdelarosa14

4 жыл бұрын

@@chaausxentrus2777 you know how stupid that sounds babies can't do either

That's the reason I like Joe as a commentator. He knows what he's talking about and he knows how to explain it to people who doesn't know. Thanks for being this person, my interest in martial arts is big thanks to you

@daynahblack3958

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah Joes great probably the best there is ,however , he sometimes comes across as biased e.g Izzy vs Blachowicz

Hydration testing is the way forward. It's only a matter of time before sanity prevails or if unfortunately someone high level dies from a weight cut complication, that hydration testing will be the standard.

@ralphrodriguez8211

5 жыл бұрын

Can u explain to me how it works I didn’t understand the whole u 170 champion but he weights 193?

@MrShoryuken1

5 жыл бұрын

@@ralphrodriguez8211 You are competing in the 170lbs division. You must weigh in the day before the fight at 170lbs or less. If not, you will be disqualified. But to gain an advantage, you want to be coming into the fight at the maximum possible weight. Therefore, in the week before the fight, you deliberately dehydrate yourself as much as possible. The body is mostly water and water weighs a lot, 1kg per litre in fact. After the weigh in, you have 24 hours to rehydrate yourself before the fight. There is no weigh in on fightnight, so even though you weighed officially 170lbs yesterday, you rehydrated today and now you weigh 193lbs. Watch Canelo vs Cotto and you'll see what I mean. Canelo is probably a middle weight in the ring, even though it's a welterweight fight.

@ralphrodriguez8211

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrShoryuken1 ahh I see. I was watching UFC the other day, I don't remember which one but its the one where the korean zombie was destroying his opponent but then with 1 second left the opponent knocks him out with a wild elbow. That UFC the girl match i saw one of the fighters was 100% bigger and stronger than the other girl I guess this is how it's done

Joe is responsible for the education of the casual fan....and we appreciate him

Grappling is really boring to watch to most people but safer for head trauma for sure.

@Oldhandlewasabitcringe

5 жыл бұрын

It can be fun. Think cowboys or zabits last fight. But yea slug fests are more fun

@roshaii2629

5 жыл бұрын

I dont find it boring unless your Beniel Dariush or Henry Cejudo who just hold you to win rounds but dont actually do anything. Woodley, Usman, Maia, TJ, Khabib and others actually do something with a takedown/grappling, thats why people like to see them fight.

@devinAWOL

5 жыл бұрын

Not 4 me playboi

@viiarush

5 жыл бұрын

It saves head trauma ( even tho you still bang your head on the floor a lot ) but it fucks up your joint esp your neck and your back . Plus you always find those mfs who won't let go of holds till they break something. And from a monetary point of view ji-jitsu competitions hardly have any money . So if you really are gonna be an one field fighter and gonna beat up your body , why not take striking that pays better ?

@juulfiend2103

5 жыл бұрын

THE HANNIBAL TV you find it boring because you don’t train.

I honestly once considered mma as a profession but I was naive then. I would love to hear more about the dark side of the sport to get a fuller perspective, all I see is the glory of the UFC

@zephyrr108

Жыл бұрын

I did too. Which teenager that hasnt grown with street fighter movies and games, didnt imagine himself making life through fighting? Unfortunately the real physical world is something else.

@michaelpayne3043

Жыл бұрын

@@zephyrr108 exactly

@guymontag5084

Жыл бұрын

@@zephyrr108 I wish I could be a karate hobo like ryu

Joe "I got the Xrays" Rogan

@caseypierey7090

5 жыл бұрын

Pulse

@Noah-oh7ti

5 жыл бұрын

easily in the top 5 funniest comments ive ever read anywhere

Hopefully UFC will listen to Joe about weight-cutting and adding weight classes. They listened to him about Askren.

@patricknez7258

5 жыл бұрын

@RogueSinister Sounds good to me. If they can recruit enough athletes to keep each division competitive, I'd even be cool with 5-pound increment weight classes. 👍

@patricknez7258

5 жыл бұрын

I feel like we all see it going to more weight classes eventually right? I agree bro. I just can't figure out why Dana seems so opposed to it. He implies that guys that aren't good enough to be champs now will try to become champs in new weight classes. But what does that even mean? Is he saying the quality if the fights will drop as a result? Doesn't really express a lot of confidence in his fighters imo.

Weigh-ins should be immediately before the fight

@Docinaplane

5 жыл бұрын

You are right, but there is too much money involved for them to ever do that at this point.

@floydpink4077

5 жыл бұрын

Master Moose that seems like cheating. I don't know how it's not cheating.

@rohmann000

5 жыл бұрын

@@floydpink4077 It's not cheating because people are used to it and it has become part of the sport. It really is that simple.

@JarvisSRT797

5 жыл бұрын

Not physically possible/safe

@floydpink4077

5 жыл бұрын

rohmann000 ? I don't see how it's fair. just because it's been around for a while. if a dude is supposed to weigh 155 and he is 170 at fight night. then it's a flawed system. is it not?

Who is currently in agony rn from a hard sesh

@arlowelch5608

5 жыл бұрын

yup, can't lift my legs cuz the hip flexors are so sore

@EtwonYoung

5 жыл бұрын

I'm ina hard sesh with this fat blunt

@arlowelch5608

5 жыл бұрын

@@EtwonYoung same tho lmao😂😂😂

@EtwonYoung

5 жыл бұрын

@@arlowelch5608 ayee that's dope

@alphakbody

5 жыл бұрын

Rollin one rn og cake and blueberry

Man I hope one day I get to have a convo with joe rogan not even on the podcast just a good chill convo about mma

Joe is so right on this. I’m an MD and a big UFC fan. I could be totally wrong but, in addition to adding some weight classes (but especially if not), why not weigh fighters in the arena within tight time to the fight? It would require a combo of weight violation penalties and - if too far off weight - always having a back up fighter ready right up until fight time (think of it like an NFL back up QB). Just a thought.

@cloudmaster182

8 ай бұрын

They do have backup fighters One Championship does what ur referring to w the weigh-ins. Limits rehydration

You got no idea my friend. I am 32 years old and spent 3 years in a bed. Crumpled up discs in my neck and back. Arthritis in my shoulders and hands. Some torn knees. My ribs tore out of my sternum and I have chronic chest pain for 6 years now. Can't fight and ended up with nothing to show for 8 years of training and fighting. RIP. I wouldn't recommend MMA to anyone. I still love the sport, but it certainly can take your quality of life away. I assume I will have a shortened life span because of it. Chronic pain increases risk of all sorts of diseases including cancer.

@floydpink4077

5 жыл бұрын

Shane Daniels damn. I'm 17 and I inspire to be a fighter. but I'm already dealing with messed up disk in my neck. sounds like a life of constant pain. I wish I could get paid for just training at a gym. oh how I wish I could do that.

@trentmichaels7170

5 жыл бұрын

That REALLY sucks, man. I see a lot of MMA guys at the gyms I go to when I train jiu jitsu. The injuries are no joke.

@ryanvandongen7847

5 жыл бұрын

Holy shit dude.. For real?? Now what? What are going to do? What can you do? I feel kind of guilty because i love watching MMA but would never do it because of the health risks. I am considering jiu jitsu at a very low level, just training. Damn man, hope you can still optimize your situation a little maybe throug diet, some soft yoga and slow breathing/meditation exercize for stress release. Our body is millions of years old, it is an acient temple full of wisdom to guide our infant mind, cherish/take care of it like nothing els. Many people get cancer or some auto immuun illness because they (like doctors) ignore or don't know what the body wants/needs or is telling/showing us. Good luck man, you'll always be a fighter no matter what but now it's time to fight for and guard your body.

@almightyfonics

5 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of a spongebob episode

@Hazn

5 жыл бұрын

I'm sure you were training wrong and stupidly (no offence. This is all on your trainer) I've seen this with many people within the sport and it's sad. Nowadays I focus 100% on jiu jitsu and grappling because of the fear of head trauma (with minimal payback), but physical and chronical pain would not be accepted by any good trainer out there. Except for maybe fucked up fingers and toes

It always takes someone gettin seriously hurt before things change.

Hydration testing at weigh ins! Problem solved

I agree wait cutting is definitely unfair and needs to got ridden of

Move the weigh ins to directly before each fight with a +2.5lbs and -2.5lbs of the weight class

@menaceman9011

5 жыл бұрын

Elliott- They don’t want to cancel fights. Especially minutes before it’s suppose to begin. It’s never happening.

Fantastic piece on the weightcutting. Love it. Joe Rogan for MMA president.

It's high-level problem solving with dire physical consequences

I'm 25 and I'm already pretty certain I have some brain damage due to hard sparring for years. Probably less than I got from binge drinking and the stupid activities it lead to though. For the past year it's become quite clear I need to change my ways. I'll never spar hard again despite the significant loss in skill it will result in. It's just not worth it.

wow... never knew things like this was such a serious issue before

Why not just fight according to your healthy weight?

@michaelknight4099

5 жыл бұрын

These guys and their teams want advantages. That's why.

@CorbCorbin

5 жыл бұрын

Because most of the fighters, at your same natural healthy weight, are cutting to fight naturally smaller fighters. If you can put that weight back on, it can give one a strength advantage.

@floydpink4077

5 жыл бұрын

Leftsouthstrike paw so true. I thought I was gonna beat my uncles ass who is 260 and use to do mma. he threw one heavy ass kick. I blocked it but it about smashed my head through my block. and blocking it hurt. heavyweight hit hard man. they May look slow but they got explosive power.

@floydpink4077

5 жыл бұрын

one kick and I felt the power. I was like ok I'm not doing that.

@bane3991

5 жыл бұрын

You give up the size and strength advantage.

My first time sparring in boxing my coaches put me up against a guy who trained much longer and was so much bigger than me. I got hit with one very clean shot (didn’t get knocked down or anything) but I headaches for a week after that

It most be very hard being in physical pain all the time, I’m sure it affects your sleep and mood

There is only one winner in jiu-jitsu.....Staph

@zephyrr108

Жыл бұрын

LMAOOOOOO

All they have to do is make them weigh in the day of the fight.

I've always said the same thing. But they start you in high school. 15 year old kids told by coaches to put on your plastics and do jumping jacks in the sauna until you pass out like it's a normal thing. Besides the health aspect, there should be a pride aspect too. Just fight what you weigh. How can you be a 190lb man who shrinks down to 155, wins then struts around like the head rooster? Kudos to the small heavyweights who get to fight and live life.

Well said joe

what if someone took MMA fights and made a music track to go with it? Where the music would reflect what's happening in the fight. Like how music is played to a dance.

post fight weigh in. setup a scale outside the ring and the winner steps on. puts both fighters in the cage at the same weight eliminating the advantage of cutting. fighters can then fight at there optimal weight.

Joe is such a good guy

This is why joe is unbelievable. UFC should listen to this intelligent advice.

Preach Joe! Cutting weight is the worst part of all combat sports.

On my bucket list, I want to win 3 amateur fights. Not too much where my body won't get fucked up.

Joe Rogan, the Jim McMahon of MMA in another place and time.

What if fighters weigh in before they could sign the contract, weigh in middle of the camp, night before the fight. Same weight, no cut necessary.

Basically any sport in the x games carries the same risks as well, Dave mirra committed suicide from CTE

The physical toll of skateboarding can have the same effect. I took so many slams, never broke a fucking bone. But every time I just picked myself back up and kept it moving on that board. Had my fair share of fights too, but from like 11-22 all I did was skate, and it fucked my body up. I have fibromyalgia now. Some days can hardly even fucking move without cannabis, so I don't go a day without.

@jordansargo5217

5 жыл бұрын

Hey dude I've fibromyalgia too and you said it don't go a day without it😂👌

Danny Jacobs’ weight cut vs GGG was a damn shame

Been doing BJJ since 2011, judo and wrestling since the 90s and I'd rather watch EBI over UFC any day of the week

Joe "there's two worlds" Rogan

Nerd here: I'd be really interested in work looking into the trade-off between competence and physical damage incurred through fighting. Obviously, like in weightlifting or long-distance running, if you're seeking to preserve your long-term health (i.e. same life-expectancy as the average, or greater) you can't maximise fitness to compete with champions, but I'd bet there's an analogous 80-20 effect at play (20% of the damage, 80% of the benefit) if you're just a regular person that wants to become competent in fighting. In fact, I'm sure it must already have been discovered in some form by cultures around the world, but I don't know which...

@tomlawton5116

3 жыл бұрын

Saying that, BJJ is an obvious example... but I mean a more general fighting style that prepares you for fighting in more naturalistic circumstances.

Joe "he's in serious trouble" Rogan

Weightcutting is probably related to brain damage, since your brain relies on hydration so much.

they should do the body fat and hydration test that they do for wrestling so they can still cut but only down to certain amount

8:00 it’s going to that’s what so sad about it

Life of contact sports...football, boxing, baseball..L4 L5 disc herniation with pinch sciatic nerve. 31 yrs old and past 2 yrs can hardly function. Chronic pain is debilitating.

@jasonmonto4445

5 жыл бұрын

Stop whining ya fucking pussy!

Joe "There's no getting away from that... The nerves are pinched and it's just several... The nerves are all pinched down and shit" Rogan

Just make there be more weigh-ins... Like a month out you have to weigh 170 then you have to weigh once a week and be within so many lbs above or under 170 then you have to be 170 on fight day..

@ambiguousgh0243

Жыл бұрын

yep, i like that idea

my question is.... why do they check weight the day before the fight? Actually the morning of the day before the fight. If a guy fights at 170 he gets on the scale he is 170 or 171. Then leaves starts drinking and eating gets to fight time he may weight 180 plus. That may be a reach, however a whole lot more than the weight class permits. So, why dont they check weight right before they go into the octagon and be 170 at fight time. Wouldn't that stop a lot of this?

@bane3991

5 жыл бұрын

If someone comes in over weight they need to figure out whether or not he'll still fight. They might need a replacement and how can you find a replacement the day of the fight when they're just about to walk into the octagon?

Watching this after calvillio weigh in LOL

I do agree in more weight classes but I think people would just manipulate body weight to hold more then one title at once.

02:38 Joe "he's in trouble" Rogan

Ive seen this same conversation so many times now, only difference is the guest 🙄😴😴

@donaldwilson3579

5 жыл бұрын

cleveland216 joes talked for so many hours he’s boundto repeat shit

@plokijuh5830

5 жыл бұрын

yep, then they talked about evergreen again

@errands8253

5 жыл бұрын

Donald Wilson hmm I see the problem being repeat guests personally

Nice tupee dude

MMA should have more weight classes and ALL fight sports should band rehydration. Basically fight at the weight youre at.

I personally struggle to tie my shoe laces in the morning, it usually takes about an hour before my lower back loosens up enough to reach my feet, (never mind the difficulty in wiping my ass) im only 43

@spittingblood

5 жыл бұрын

Stop drinking water for a few days.

@Anthropomorphic

5 жыл бұрын

Sports-related or just general wear and tear?

@TonyTony-xq2ut

5 жыл бұрын

+Lifragen I worked as a scaffolder for several years, so a lot of both climbing and lifting heavy weights, so a lot of joint and spinal stretch and compression. sorry, I should have been clearer

@Hello-gf2og

5 жыл бұрын

See a physiotherapist. One that you can connect with. I've been seeing one about various pains and he has helped me a lot. I'm 20 years old have back pain and it can be fixed with patience

@pbplauralfilms

5 жыл бұрын

@@Hello-gf2og you are 20. He is 43. You have very different predicaments

joe " 175 pounds" Rogan

I cant agree more Khabib had a seizures bc of cutting weight for his and conners fight

They addressed dehydration in high school and college wrestling years ago. When I was in HS/College 20 yrs ago it was anything goes. Wrestlers today have to be hydro tested and then certified for their weight class. They can only drop two max. You can still cheat, but it’s way harder. One boy where I live now, under his coaches direction, would cut from 140 to 106. He was dominant wrestler, but growing while cutting. He ended up missing Regionals because he was so dehydrated he almost died. The coach was of course fired. In the UFC more weight classes and weight certification procedures would do what Joe day the sport needs the most.

@leanintoit1131

3 жыл бұрын

I know a guy who was a state champ wrestler 3 or 4 years and cut a ton of weight his whole childhood. His 3 brothers are all 6'2" to 6'3", while my friend was 5'5".

He looks and talks like my doctor... that is crazy.

no weight class no rules UFC 1 type tournament with 8 people. do this every 2 months for a year with all the best fighters. man this would be amazing, it will never happen for justifiable reasons but still that would be awesome

@iamthelizardking6239

5 жыл бұрын

I think they should have a tournament of champions have a no weight class no time limit fight between the champions in each Division to find out who the baddest motherfucker is.

@0:44 😦 yeeeah fuck that I’m done this shit is crazy. @4:54 OH MY GOD YO ITS THE FREAKIN WEIGHT CUTS! Just wrestle fellas.

This is such sage advice and is so obvious - I just don't get it. Why doesn't Dana White listen to Joe and others seriously on this?

they had kids in freshman class taken ex lax to make weight in wrestling . That was 1990 I haver seen kids pass out in the hall ,shit on the mat .Anything to be the biggest in your weight class

What episode was Joe telling hippie that he had nothing Rogan wanted

Look most people cut the same amount of weight like it’s not a huge difference so if 2 guys fight at 170 and get both weigh around 190 naturally why not just have the athletic commission weigh every at their natural weight and then reclassify the what weight classes they fight in for fucks sake they are both gonna weigh about the same thing when they step into the cage and it’s so much healthier plus the fights would probably be even better that weight cut fucks you up. I’ve only been doing jiu jitsu for 6 years and I wrestled in highschool I have never been unwilling to engage someone bigger than me. If you’re not willing to fight someone that’s 10-15lbs heavier then why the fuck fight at all

This is why judo players look softer than mma fighters. National e level tournaments and above have “day of”weigh ins. That’s not to say that if you are in the city where the nationals are being held you won’t see competitors swimming, or in the hotel sauna, or running. But their is a huge difference between cutting 5-8 pounds the night before and cutting 20+ pounds with a week to recover before the fight.

Joe basically said its jiujitsu and the rest of them

havent read too many comments from this but anyone clock this guys wig?

As a person who has some experience with chess and who follows it from time to time, and who has a brother who trained JJ, i can say that chess is way more demanding. Its not even close. You can advance pretty quickly in JJ, just be fit, do what your told and memorize the locks. I dont think Joe has any serious experience with chess players who are actually good. He should try it if he wants a challenge. I could beat joe in a game of chess, but there are levels to this. There are people who are so good at it its just not fair when you play them. Haha. There are no shortcuts in chess, either you learn by playing those who are better then you and study, or your not going anywhere. Chess games at high levels can last for hours.

@checkitoutdewd

5 жыл бұрын

Joe is arrogant in saying that it still takes awhile for a chess master to beat a novice. I'd like to see him play a GM or a master-level chess computer. The game would be over in less than ten moves. The chance of him winning would be lower than the chance of a white belt tapping a black belt.

@tetriscube1653

5 жыл бұрын

@@checkitoutdewd Look up Bill gates vs Magnus carlsen.

@checkitoutdewd

5 жыл бұрын

LOL. 9 move mate.

@tetriscube1653

5 жыл бұрын

@@checkitoutdewd Haha

I’m my earnest Royce Gracie is the G.O.A.T @ jiujutsu

People have already died from the weight cutting. Just noone important enough apparently

I was like: wake me up when Rogan stops taking about cte...

There just agreeing at some point that there the same weight

Joe, Ju Jitsu is more complicated than chess, Rohan.

Floyd Mayweather always walks around at 150lbs.

Joe Rogan on ______________

“Jiu Jitsu is more complex than chess”

@catvideosftw5650

5 жыл бұрын

After both players move, 400 possible board setups exist. After the second pair of turns, there are 197,742 possible games, and after three moves, 121 million.

@catvideosftw5650

5 жыл бұрын

@Luca Panda A master in chess will never lose to a novice. Chess games take longer because it's a turn based game dumbass. You've obviously never played chess before. There are SO MANY MORE variables in chess. There are 69,352,859,712,417 different possible moves in the first 10 moves.

How come Joe never wastes a little time commenting on here?

They are dangerous

Make it mandatory to fight at the weight you weighed in at. Problem solved

@donaldwilson3579

5 жыл бұрын

Derekchangedyou 1 thered be lots of weight classes

Khabib dropping out of the Tony fight anyone?

@Joel-bt2wl

5 жыл бұрын

Really?

YT recommends me this right after getting kicked in the face in BJJ by accident. It knows

You could tell Joe is really out of the loop with the sport of wrestling. There are kids cutting weight like this starting at a very young age and they do it all throughout their career. Not exclusive to mma

Where is my free lightsaber?!!

No one said these guys had to subject themselves to what they are doing. They aren’t victims or heroes.

The commissions are about gambling money not fighter safety, as you said joe guys have already died.

Head guards? More weight classes? I 100% agree!

Joe gets pounding in the head by Lord Schaub.

CTE is coming for them all

@herecomesthecrimsonchin239

5 жыл бұрын

Treasuretrails RS pretty tool thing to say bud

JOE ROGAN VS KEN SHAMROCK 🤔

@Planet-Rodela-3

5 жыл бұрын

Shamrock by decision.

@erniellerena

5 жыл бұрын

I would love to see the ankle lock again.

@kingbrown5999

5 жыл бұрын

Ken Shamrock had to leave after getting angry trying to spell his own name

@beeazz1039

5 жыл бұрын

shamrock would fuck joe if he wanted too..

@mattc.8887

5 жыл бұрын

Epic matchmaking

Joe Rogan is a great guy. He doesn’t know much about chess though.

You were young when the ufc started, you did not competed joe for the same reason you dont do it in bjj today(relativately safe) because you are not a fighter... no hate just the facts

@MartialArtsTutorialsFighttips

5 жыл бұрын

@Luca Panda yes i am referring to the statement on the video of what if ufc was something new and bold when he was young(joe rogan) ... the fact is joe rogan was young when the ufc was created .. also he always complain tkd is not real fighting. Also yes he is always is telling people to pressure test and fight yet he don't fight, i have been looking for a long time joe Rogan fighting in bjj and i haven't seen anything so what the rules don't apply to him or what??

I thought martial arts we're good for "health and fitness"? Or is it just if you avoid hard sparring...

@bane3991

5 жыл бұрын

It's great for health and fitness, but too much of anything is bad for you.

@entee123

5 жыл бұрын

True dat...

All Jokes aside this is by far my favorite Vlog of Joe- he trenchantly exemplifies a dire trend that has become a popular tradition as a true pundit of the sport and vehement aficionado : detrimental weight cutting. And not only vociferates against it's deleterious practices but a takes another honorable step forward of how martial arts shouldn't be about "sanctioned cheating but skill versus skill". I commend you Joe for your edifying candor especially since you could suffer backlash for your staunch morals in working for the UFC. Thank you!

@doesitmatter3788

5 жыл бұрын

thank you for the verbal diabetes. we don't think you're smart , more asshole than anything else

No the REAL danger of MMA is not a long term head injury or even a general long term injury. The REAL danger is not what YOU know but what you don't know and your opponent does know, I.E take Antonia Nogueira V's Bob Sapp, Sapp went to drop A.N on his head luckly he knew to grab Bobb Sapps leg instantly had he not done so he'd be in a wheel chair now,....so the real risk in MMA is basically knowing and studying the rule book and interpreting any gray areas to your advantage....in other words actually understanding that you can die in a cage and you'll only have yourself to blame if you do. BTW its easy for Rogan to sit there 25 years after the event and say he would have competed, but lets be honest he has had ample opportunity to do so,....the way he talks about fighting sober makes me wonder how the HELL he talks about it when he's drunk, he probable thinks he's Thor. I reckon he should actually put his fist where his mouth is and do an over 40's event, then we''ll see.

Adding more weight classes just allows more weight cutting

"You can lose weight the right way" to a fat man lol.

@MartianMoon

5 жыл бұрын

Andy V LOL

@chillinwithchris1536

5 жыл бұрын

I lost 40 pounds in 16 weeks and I wasn't even horribly overweight. And didn't do a lick of cardio. You lose weight in the kitchen, you get to show off the muscle in the gym.