Why do we allow this on stage?

[red_cat]

Shot at the Team U yesterday. I'm pretty sure this guy was in a short docu that Mike Pulcinella did not too long ago (reps for posting the vid since I can't find it).



People like this have no business being on stage. I mean, I'm all for encouraging the people who really try and put a lot of effort into what they do, but this guy doesn't seem to be doing that. He's just delusional.

[wala]

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[VincentiT]

It was really good entertainment so I would't complain. It's not like there are guys like that running rampant and competing all the time.

[Tcrow]

this is gonna be JG sooner or later lol all kidding aside theres usually someone like this at every show, you know the one guy who thinks its his show to lose.... i remember at my first contest there was a dude who was fat,pale and didnt even have posing trunks he was in dang underwear! im just like well ok then.... personally i think they will let anybody in to compete because they all have to pay the entry fees and whatnot, i really see no other way.. just my 2c

[red_cat]

this is gonna be JG sooner or later lol all kidding aside theres usually someone like this at every show, you know the one guy who thinks its his show to lose.... i remember at my first contest there was a dude who was fat,pale and didnt even have posing trunks he was in dang underwear! im just like well ok then.... personally i think they will let anybody in to compete because they all have to pay the entry fees and whatnot, i really see no other way.. just my 2c

My friends and I are always on the lookout for "THAT guy". There's at least one at every show. At my last show, one guys showed up in running shorts and hiked them up so they looked like posing trunks. He was going on and on backstage about how he was "really into Dorian's HIT style of training".

That said, stuff like this isn't really the best promotion for the sport. I mean, it's a very fine line when you talk about not allowing people to compete...but this case would be pretty clear cut.

[RC2008]

I would have thought he was a troll if he had not taken the time to shave his god damn body.

[wala]

I would have thought he was a troll if he had not taken the time to shave his god damn body.

Perhaps he was an above average troll?

I can just imagine through his whole routine, he was quietly thinking to himself 'lulz, I'm trollin', lulz'

[RC2008]

The thing is, the joke is on him and everyone like him. It just evidences just how much better (100,000+ lightyears) bodybuilders look compared to regular flabby joes who don't even lift. I normally don't pay attention to it, until I saw the video of him posing next to the bodybuilder.

[flangmasterj]

Was anyone else expecting Kevin English?

I foresee Jason Genova battling this guy in the future.

[valiantmiller16]

UNREAL conditioning but no way in hell he's natty i mean i have no problems with guys taking AAS but this is a tested show and look at the seperation in those legs! clearly not natural reminds me of a mid 90's paul dillet looks solid,tight thick! would love him to post his continued progress in this thread wanna see how solid tight and thick he can get!.

[Tcrow]

My friends and I are always on the lookout for "THAT guy". There's at least one at every show. At my last show, one guys showed up in running shorts and hiked them up so they looked like posing trunks. He was going on and on backstage about how he was "really into Dorian's HIT style of training".

That said, stuff like this isn't really the best promotion for the sport. I mean, it's a very fine line when you talk about not allowing people to compete...but this case would be pretty clear cut.

LOL'd at the running shorts! ya i rember i was laying on my back with my feet up and just wishd the teens next to me would just shut up about how they train and how much they can lift, the antics back stage are priceless, but i agree with ya there should be some minimum requirement for the athletes to compete, tbo if i was in the audience i know i would be making rude comments

[Tcrow]

The thing is, the joke is on him and everyone like him. It just evidences just how much better (100,000+ lightyears) bodybuilders look compared to regular flabby joes who don't even lift. I normally don't pay attention to it, until I saw the video of him posing next to the bodybuilder.

where can i view that vid?

[red_cat]

Perhaps he was an above average troll?

I can just imagine through his whole routine, he was quietly thinking to himself 'lulz, I'm trollin', lulz'

Sadly, he isn't. He really thinks he belongs on stage.

I really wish I could find that video that Mike made about delusional bodybuilders, but Google is failing me at the moment. :angry:

[steedie]

Here you go guys

[Tcrow]

reps for vid

[Tcrow]

LMAO that guy Steve sounds like Carl from CaddyShack !

[wala]

Here you go guys

Wow, I feel sorry for him

[RCormier72]

Wow, I feel sorry for him

It's hard to feel sorry for him. Despite how embarrassed I'd be to walk on stage looking like that in a bodybuilding competition - he really doesn't seem to mind. Like the vid says, he's delusional.

If you could get enough of these guys to show up at the same local competition, it would make for one heck of an entertaining "intermission".

[wala]

It's hard to feel sorry for him. Despite how embarrassed I'd be to walk on stage looking like that in a bodybuilding competition - he really doesn't seem to mind. Like the vid says, he's delusional.

If you could get enough of these guys to show up at the same local competition, it would make for one heck of an entertaining "intermission".

Haha.

I think I just don't like seeing someone who is properly delusional. I mean like saying check out my abs - nothing but a flabby stomach - and actually thinking in his own head that he looks great... He himself must be having the time of his life buy still not good to see.

[TTimmerman]

I find it very offensive to let someone like that stand next to someone who prepped for 3-4 months... i'd feel mocked

[Skigazzi]

Here you go guys

At 4:44, he is standing next to a guy who I honestly think he beats...seriously, how do we not have stage photos of this other guy too?

I kinda like seeing the once in a while synthol local amateur guy...its part of the freak show that bb is...just presents the other side.

[snuffed]

Why do we allow it? Because we can't stop it?

[kevinus99]

[QUOTE=Skigazzi;715096761]At 4:44, he is standing next to a guy who I honestly think he beats...seriously, how do we not have stage photos of this other guy too?


i think you are right...what are the odds of 2 in one show.

[schabowy90]

Omg this vid is too much

[Boreal]

This really isn't that different from those who go on to auditions on talent shows like Idol or the like, despite the fact that they cannot sing, cannot dance and cannot hold a note if their life depended on it.

It's one thing to feed an illusion in the shower or in front of the mirror, but it takes a special kind of retard to stand in front of a bunch of people (and viewers) despite a lack of talent that is so blazingly obvious to anyone else. I cringe when I watch those things, I get embarrased on their behalf.

In a way it is sad though, since I'm sure many of them also have received encouragement from someone else, whether to be just funny or because they wanted to make fun of them. At that point, I do feel kind of sorry for them, but that is - off course - hard to verify.

On the other hand, you cannot prevent these type of people from entering smaller contests, because that's exactly what they are meant for: weeding out the retards. It's what made Simon Cowel into a household name.

[Mr. Aries]

you pay, you play.

[wala]

This really isn't that different from those who go on to auditions on talent shows like Idol or the like, despite the fact that they cannot sing, cannot dance and cannot hold a note if their life depended on it.

It's one thing to feed an illusion in the shower or in front of the mirror, but it takes a special kind of retard to stand in front of a bunch of people (and viewers) despite a lack of talent that is so blazingly obvious to anyone else. I cringe when I watch those things, I get embarrased on their behalf.

In a way it is sad though, since I'm sure many of them also have received encouragement from someone else, whether to be just funny or because they wanted to make fun of them. At that point, I do feel kind of sorry for them, but that is - off course - hard to verify.

On the other hand, you cannot prevent these type of people from entering smaller contests, because that's exactly what they are meant for: weeding out the retards. It's what made Simon Cowel into a household name.

Definitely. In fact, that's part of what makes money on talent shows! The auditions are sometimes more popular than the final stages and there is always a 'rejects' sing at the final where they bring the worst of the worst back so sing together - although everyone knows these people are fcuked up, they still want to see them 'perform'

[Boreal]

Definitely. In fact, that's part of what makes money on talent shows! The auditions are sometimes more popular than the final stages and there is always a 'rejects' sing at the final where they bring the worst of the worst back so sing together - although everyone knows these people are fcuked up, they still want to see them 'perform'

Indeed, and this is again part of human psyche. Like people stopping to watch the scene of a car accident. We revel in other's misery.

I do wonder how many who follow bodybuilding who would rather NOT have those guys on stage compared to those who would appreciate the retard value in it? I'd say the percentage of bodybuilder fans who welcome those guys on stage is less than the percentage of viewers of American Idol who like to see the retarded male, emo kid trying to sing "I will always love you".

[tumtum]

couldn't make it past 2:23... it hurt too much

[EpicGringo]

Here you go guys

Can anyone make a "Didn't read" gif out of the crazy posing routine.