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Looksmaxing, looksmaxing, looksmaxing. I'm pretty sure this is a term that you all are aware of by now. Um, a couple months ago, I, I made a video on looksmaxing, and it was not as popular and as mainstream as it is today. And let me just get one thing straight. I'm not saying that, oh, if you are an unattractive person, you're going to have the same opportunities and you're going to be treated the same way as somebody who is attractive. You're simply not. That's just the reality of the world we live in. Is that how it should be? No, absolutely not.
But over the past couple of months, I am seeing a rise of looksmaxing, bizarre looksmaxing. I'm not talking about looksmaxing as in getting 8 hours of sleep, eating well, going to the gym, working out, taking care of your skin, taking care of your hair, dressing good. None of that. That is not looksmaxing. That is just taking care of yourself. Looksmaxing meaning putting injecting yourself with peptides, hitting yourself with a hammer, and all sorts of disgusting things. I'm just going to say disgusting. I don't care. It is disgusting.
I've already made a video on this, but I'm going to say it again that I know that part of my following, most of my following came because of my looks. And I'm not saying this to sound cocky or egotistical or in any way. Looksmaxing is just rotting kids' brains, future generations. It's only going to go, it's only going to get worse from here.
I'm going to tell you guys a personal story of mine. There was a girl that I used to be friends with. It was online, so, but I'm still going to share the story with you guys. Basically, she was just extremely, I mean, extremely obsessed with the way she looks. Extremely. Not obsessed in a way that she loves herself, obsessed in a way that she's always constantly looking for things to change, looking at other girls and be like, "Oh, I wish I was like this girl. I wish I was like that person." And I understand that to an extent, but she was just extreme. She used to take a picture. She used to send me. She'd say, "Oh, which one do I post?" I said, "You look beautiful in the second one. Post the second one." She's like, "Why not the first one?" And I used to be like, and I used to feel so bad, but that's besides the point. She had an unhealthy obsession with her face. The pictures that she used to post, she used to stare at them for hours and hours and hours, changing every detail. So, when she posts, a regular person looks at it and be like, "What the hell is this? Is this a cartoon character? What is that?" Because it's so heavily edited. And I'm not going to hate on her, but I'm just saying she's wasting so much time, dude. She used to take one picture in a day. She used to send it to me. She used to alter it in all sorts of ways. Her eyelashes are longer. Her lips are plumpy and big. And it's all because of social media. It's all because of the standards of social media that has been brought down to us. And it's only going to get worse from here. Gen Z, Gen Beta, Gen Alpha. And it is, it is sad. It is sad because she's genuinely a good-looking girl. She's genuinely a good-looking girl. She's genuinely a good-looking girl. And she's just looking for all sorts of ways to just alter up her face. Like I said, take one picture, going into like 20 different editing apps before she hits click, post on Instagram, TikTok, whatever the hell it may be. And whenever a normal person, like meaning somebody who does not like care about their looks as much, looks at it and be like, "Yeah, this is fake. This is so edited." And I'm not saying this to hate on her in any way. I'm really not.
And a couple days ago, I saw this video of this girl that I don't even know what it was. It was on TikTok. Somebody was like, "Oh, your eyebrows need to have a specific slant towards the end of it. If you don't have that, you're just chopped. It doesn't matter how appealing and how beautiful you are. If your eyebrows are not slightly arched, slanted, you're hideous. You're disgusting. You're this. You're that." And all the, the were like, "Yeah, bro." And they like having a whole mog fest. What type of shitty ass generation am I born into? Because why are we warring so hard about looks? Like I said, looks play a huge role. But why can we not just see human beings as human beings and not be like, "Oh, he's a three out of 10. Oh, she's a two out of 10. He's a minus two. He needs to work on his negative canthal tilt. He needs to work on his jawline." Like what? It's just so, it's just all of it sounds so silly.
And I'm going to talk about Clavicular in a minute, too, because that guy, I feel like has influenced a lot of people to work on their looks. And to be fair, I don't care if I get hated on. He is not the best looking man alive. Even though he's altered so much about himself, he's not the greatest looking guy. And that's just my opinion. Take it however you want. But this guy, I feel like has a huge impact and influence on younger kids. There's Clavicular. There was that Hulu guy who literally caught, was he got caught having CP on his phone? What? And there were people, I'm going to get a bit sidetracked over here, but that guy literally had videos of children, disgusting, on his phone, thousands of them, potentially. And there were people that were like, "Oh, he mogs though. He mogs, so who cares?" Like how blinded are we? How blinded are we by looks? And why do we, why are looks consuming everything? Why are we, why are people trying to make it justifiable that some guy, an absolute disgusting, horrendous, disgusting human being overall, was caught doing such a thing, and people were like, "Oh, he mogs though." "He mogs." Get a grip of your life. Genuinely get a grip of your life. This is the most childish I have ever seen in my life. Ever.
And this video is mainly for men because I feel like looksmaxing has always been a thing for women, getting plastic surgeries, makeup, getting all sorts of skin procedures, and all this. But now men are getting at it, too, because I feel like men are not made for beauty. I feel like women are made for beauty. Men are not. And I'm probably going to get on, but I feel like it's really, really, really girly for a man to inject himself with peptides. Skin care is all right. Take care of your skin. Tinted SPF sunscreen. That's basically makeup, in my opinion. Using mascara to make your eyelashes longer. Why do men give a about that type of, that type of stuff? Why? Why are men turning into girls? Because it's always been, as long as I know, for generations and generations, it's women that put on lipsticks. It's women that put on makeup, that take care of their skin to look more appealing. But now it's making men miserable. Even the regular guys look at the Stacy going for the Chad guy, and all of a sudden he's insecure, and he's, he's looking for a way to alter up his face and become whatever the hell looks maxers are. What is going on? There's not much I can do. Except just rant about it in front of a freaking camera. I wish I could do something, man. I wish I could, because if I could, I would. I don't know. I feel like it's too late to do anything. But, but yeah, I feel like it's making more men miserable than it is women, because women have always been like this. There've always been a thing for beauty. Women are have always been beautiful. Men look at women, they're like, "Oh, she's beautiful." But now it's making men miserable. Constantly worrying about the way you look. Always trying to look presentable. Like I understand if you're going to a big meeting, you want to wear, you want to get a fresh cut. You want to wear a nice suit and tie, whatever. But are we being serious with smashing your face with a freaking hammer? Does that not sound bizarre? Even a little bit. Does that not just sound the slightest bit bizarre to you guys? Because it sure does to me. It sure does. It sounds disgusting.
So, yeah, everybody. Fun fact, my eyesight is actually pretty dog but and I never really wear my glasses because I feel like I look horrendous with it, but I decided to put them on today.