Gen Z Is Aging Like Milk | Asmongold Reacts
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Sometimes plastic surgery just makes you look like a person with plastic surgery.
OMG EXACTLY
And then people think: oh she must have been insecure about her looks so ugly and old.
What a shocker. This is rather sad tbh.
human eye can detect fakeness
Problem is these procedures are usually done by older people. So if you’re doing them when you’re young you will automatically look older.
Plastic Person. I'll take nature flaws over plastic lies any day.
Plastic surgery + orange skin tan + bleached hair = 40+ years perceived age no matter your real age. This is not some generational anomaly. It's always been this way
Precisely.
On top she's not wearing make-up, that's stucco paint! I can tell the difference.
I think it's mainly the cosmetic surgery by a long way
Like for years it was mainly used on older women to make them look more like young women, so when (probably body-dismorphic) women who already are young copy those women it doesn't have the same affect and makes them look like old women who are trying to look young
Like i've known people with bleached blonde hair and fake tan and I don't think it made/makes them look much older if at all, but I know someone who looks a bit older because of they sun bathe a lot and it's made their skin look rougher and slightly looser
The actress from The Boys I think is most shocking.
@@homelander2243 she's you're co-workers
"She's gonna hate the way she looks, no matter what." That one cuts deep.
when are ppl gonna realize that dye their hair white ALSO ages a person's appearance
Millennials didn't stuff their faces full of chemical products at their teens and 20s, that's why they look better even now in their 30s compared to the Zs
Gen Z is trying too hard to look like the influencers they follow and that's going downhill
The generation that idolizes the Kardashians
No we stuffed our faces full milk with hormones lol
Idk what you're talking about bunching all of Gen Z in one group and say we do all the same things is really stupid it's all about Genetics and you obviously didn't hit the jackpot in that department 😂
@@calebmoore5430 ok
@@calebmoore5430 its more like diet and how much sun exposure you get
some foods will slow down your aging process
also fasting can activate DNA repair making you look more youthful
From my experience this isn't just a plastic surgery thing, there's also girls that have just been coating their faces with makeup since they were like 11 years old and have completely destroyed their skin. I work with a lot of young people and the girls that wear little to no make up look their age or younger and the girls that cover their faces with make up every day look 10 years older.
Yea make up should be an occasional thing for dates and formal events.
are you saying putting makeup make your skin look older making you relying on there products and buying more and more that's sound like a whistleblower if i were you i would tread lightly
@@MegaOzmoz they're saying the constant use of make up can eventually destroy your skin cells. Has nothing to do with building a reliance on their product, just simply putting chemicals and powders on your face for 10 years is gonna ruin the skin.
@@MegaOzmoz heavy cosmetics always ruined skin, welcome to life
@fq4580you did not just… LMAO
No one saw this coming? The generation who wanted to look 20 when they were 10, now look 40 when they're 20. Such a surprise lol..
This part👊🏽💯🗣️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
*DING DING DING DING* 🗣
Fact!!!!!
Fact... I'm 39 with 4 boys... 17, 5, 1 and a new one on the way. I get carded everywhere I go. Full beard but not wrinkled or tattered lol. The fuck happened to gen Z?
@jacebakerjace they wanted to grow up too fast, mom and dad didn't wanna be mom and dad, so they handed them a tablet with youtube on it. They followed make/up and fashion tutorials meant for adults and then mom and dad figured "ill just buy them the stuff so they leave me alone."
The grandma who acted like she didn't care about the opinions, wouldn't have asked everyone in the first place.
She cares, and cared too much. That was the reason she put those stuff into her face in the first place.
They say "It's for me" and "I do it to feel pretty"
Bih, you had the idea of "feeling pretty" being good because it feels good to get attention in a positive way.
she wanted to look older than she was when she was 18, and now she got her wish
Genuine example of self-gaslighting. Best part is when she says people who would tell her it looks bad are just haters.
Yup.
Yep.
Yeah.
Mhm.
Projection is KEYYYYWI
There is a girl working at my local super market, who clearly got plastic surgery. I always assumed she was in her 30s later I found out through a friend she is 19 lmao
Tragic.
She does have the mid fourties naughty Mom trying to re-live her 20s vibe.
Lmfao. So specific, but I get what you’re saying.
Sad part she's still in her 20s lol!
that sounds like a prawnhub title
At least GenZ can get Senior Discount everyday when eating out.
that was definitely a Big Win
Which sucks because her kids will interrupt whatever you two are doing...
She literally turned herself into stiffler's mom.
lmao😂 spot on!
and she's too young to understand that reference XD
LMFAO
and willingly too. xD
Stifler's mom is hot for her age. Whoever this girl is isn't.
How insecure must a girl be to get work done a few years after graduating HS, eh?
the bleach blonde/filler looks definitely gives 40+ mom vibes
40+ SINGLE mom vibes
Fashion of the late 80's / early 90's
You're right, bet she seems a little younger with a better shade of blonde or just go red
My ex's mom has the same exact color
I live in Poland and women over 35 years old look hella hot in comparison to her
Im 65, but people never believe it. Never had botox or any plastic surgery. I just dont drink, smoke and have overall have had a healthy diet and walk 5000 steps every other day. Do I eat junk food sometimes, BUT its the exception, not the rule. Getting enough sleep and working on ways to DESTRESS too also help.
The moment Asmon turned 20, he's looked perpetually 30+
tbh, if Asmon shaved his beard and hair, tattooed his head and got some sun, he'd look like a 16 year old wannabe gangsta, easy.
@@Pilvenugaprobably when he is 40 or 50 he will still look like 30+ (nobody knows exactly what the + means but it defenitely is 30+ and not just 30) xD
@@Pilvenuga sun is like the number 1 thing that ages skin btw
@@FrawgfithAmblose it ages you right
Asom probably looked old as an infant
She looks 40 because she's done all the facial procedures all 40 year olds do to look younger. It's like dressing like your mom and wonder why you look like your mom.
This is the heart of it. It's not really that the treatments make you look "old" as such, it's that we all associate that plastic look with desperate middle-aged women who are deep into a midlife crisis.
and i gress she go to get tan every faking week
I think about garment choice the same as well, as you do, but on a different direction. Fat people choose baggy clothes to hide it. This makes an equal sign in my brain between baggy = fat. So, if someone (usually girls) who are not fat, maybe a bit thicker than skinny, choose baggy clothes I look at it and notice how the choice makes it even worse then it is by default.
who knew putting literal poison in your face makes it age like milk
a comedian once said "getting work done doesn't make you look young, you either look old or you look weird no other option" but this lady managed both
6:34 She honestly looks like a Californian mom having a 13yo son and a 40yo husband
you might as well attack since you can't block with the mites, besides if you attack with both you'll get atleast 1 more poison counter, then you can cast your spells for good ol toxic 3 effects, so I would say that you did the right thing, certainly, did nothing wrong!
@@MusicArchives_ ?
try 60 years old sugardaddy
@@MusicArchives_ drugs are bad mmkay
She has that signature "midlife crisis west coast mother trying to hold onto their youth as hard as possible" look. If it wasn't for the voice I'd genuinely think she's in her mid 40s.
Plastic surgery is not only an accepted but also kinda expected high school graduation gift for kids (girls but also boys) in South Korea from their parents. There are plastic surgery streets where you can find one clinic after. And while some of the “results” are quite obvious and can see as you walk around the street it’s not as monstrous in general as in eg. US.
Chasing "looking more grown" in your teens and continuing in your 20s makes you look like someone in their 40s and 50s trying to look like they're still 20.
These people are literally using the same exact techniques and procedures used by 40-50-somethings to look 20 and are wondering why they look just like them.
Stop projecting
Very good point.
@@UKickMeDog Truth hurts?
@UKickMeDog what a weird comment
@@UKickMeDog He makes a good point. The reason why 40-50 year old women get filler/botox is to attempt to bring back the shape and definition of youthful skin. They put filler in their lips, because the decades has brought fat and gravity making the flesh more "droopy". The issue with teens and people in their early 20s getting the same procedures is that they don't even understand what goal they are trying to achieve with the plastic surgery. The result is they get the same procedures as people in their 40s and 50s, then act surprised when they come out looking like a 40/50 year old with plastic surgery.
Ex-cosmetic nurse on my throw away - Can explain this pre-matured aged appearance for the lass pretty easily in this case (actually seen a lot of these issues in the industry done by under-qualified / passive 'professionals' that don't say no). Assuming that this is hyaluronic acid based filler (most likely) it will empty from the face in time - sounds scary but it's a sugar your body will digest : you make it naturally as well.
Over processing faces causes this visual aging effect due to disrupting the anatomy and making areas appear as they do in later years of life. Main things I see in general are in this case potentially. This includes :
- Over-filling cheeks cause the under eye area to appear sunken in comparison. The cheeks in this case also appear to have been injected to the front of the face and lower, not where her fat pads are naturally located at this time of her life.
- Oversized lips are often get associated with approx 40-50 year old women getting lip filler trying to compensate for that area thinning and dropping - especially when the lip isn't filled and its the area above the lip - ends up looking quite heavy.
- Too much botulinum toxin in the upper face can cause droopy / heaviness around the eyes : your tissues drop naturally as you age, you do not want this appearance prematurely (should bounce back up after time if treatment is ceased btw) . The heavier eyelashes also make the eyes appear droopy.
Tox does not tighten an area as many people believe : its a ACh inhibitor which makes muscles relax : If the muscle is relaxed, you cannot see the movement (wrinkles) and essentially helps prevent muscle contractions from pinching the upper skin and causing damage (the wrinkles you have even when you rest your face - its very akin to scar tissue). People get a lot thinking it lifts / tightens - you can stop certain muscles pulling other muscles down but tox itself NEVER lifts / tightens.
The issue is when people engage in these beauty services (as they are likely not a trained professional); they will listen to the 'trained professional' and it's quite often that treatment makes them look older and feel worse, but they cannot pinpoint that the work did that and just feel they need more : Often the 'professional' will suggest more is required than what they're actually after, and when they feel crummy down the track, they blame themselves for not getting the further treatment. Then it goes into a very predatory loop you see more often than not.
The best advice I can give anyone if they seek these services is to ask for something inappropriate (for a non issue) and see what the person you are speaking with tells you : You can easily gauge if they have your interests are heart or their wallets. Which funnily enough, having people's interests at heart results in people referring you extra work and having life long clients so doing silly treatments is generally lose-lose.
The girl in the video appears to have lovely facial structure and age appropriate features under the work : I feel its mostly just a case of her just backing off treatments for a while if she's unhappy with her current appearance :). I would say that behind the lip does appear to have filler where it isn't meant to be though (generally poor injecting practice and should not happen) - that may need dissolving as that region has near no metabolic activity to break it down : if not while showering some heavy massage on that region should help it break down over time but can be VERY slow : but DISCLAIMER that anything is said from a grainy short video and I'd seek someone that could physically feel and assess it.
I would not recommend this injector based on this video - the injection points selected appear poor and the quantities inappropriate. General rule : if you can see the work, its not good work.
Edit : Asmon based on what I see on a camera is aging well : Likely due to less sun exposure / working indoors. Minimal upper tissue damage you'd see for 30+yo male (near no wrinkles). Hair line changes can occur late-teens so would not use that as an indicator. Thinning of the mid-face would be the only real giveaway for the 30s but with the lack of other changes I'd say he's doing quite well.
Genetics are always a factor, and filters on media make things harder so take any specifics about individuals with a grain of salt.
My brother in christ, this is the longest comment I have ever read.
Gonna show this comment to my wife
That was very informative, thanks for taking the time to write it
TLDR.
Thanks, this was interesting to read.
Bill Burr said it best when it comes to plastic surgery:
"Would you like to be 45 and look 45, or would you like to be 45 and look like a 25 year old lizard"
No, thank you to the Glizzy request. I do like petting lizards with 1 finger bc they so small 😅
There's no shirt for your face!
It's hard to know if that's true or not. I'm sure there's a lot of people that have done plastic surgery, but no one knows because it was done well and never in excess. The people who visibly have had obvious work done are uncanny looking(women with stupidly fat lips and impossible breasts), but how many do we see that we don't even notice and just see them as being hot?
I imagine a ton of actresses we see that we think are hot probably had work done, but few have struck me as lizardfolk.
Bill isn’t wrong … lol.
And then when you see somebody like Joan Rivers or Michael Jackson you wonder if they’re a recovering burn survivor.
I don’t wear makeup due to two reasons:
- I hate having stuff on my face even if it’s capable of making me pretty. It just makes my face itchy.
- I don’t know what’s in these products and rather have nothing on my face. I only use eyeliner for the few events I do go to, and nothing else.
Mt girlfriend doesn't like to wear make-up either, and I totally support her. I personally appreciate the natural human beauty more.
As a woman i refuse lipfillers its so ugly
Not when done right.
its really tricky. i found some celebrity looks better with it, and a lot looks awful.
also depends on the surgeon, it rare to meet the surgeon who do the job to enhance your natural beauty and didn't take off your own feature, it's just plain business right now that's why everyone looks the same
Another bad one is that buccal fat removal or whatever it is. It just makes women look sickly or like skeletor. Erin Moriarty from the boys did it and she aged 10 years.
Yep. It disrupts the natural balance of the face and stands out as bizarre because of it.
@@RabidDispositionthat one still baffles me. Celebes would probably kill to stay looking young yet they remove the one thing that gives them some youth???
I am a Millenial and am turning 42 next month. I have always looked younger than what I am. My Grandma always looked younger than what she was and her advice regarding skin/beauty care was “less is best.” I have never used anti-aging products. I wash my face with a wash cloth and water. I put jojoba oil or tallow on my face in the winter if I need moisturizer. My Grandma washed her face with Noxema and used Ponds face cream. She never used anti-aging creams. In her 80s, she had the face of a 50 year old.
Fr I have a little brother in elementary school and when I pick him up I’m fucking appalled by the amount of elementary school kids with 9 pounds of makeup on their face, a orange tan and probably plastic surgery too atp
Right? I'm over 40 and recently had a coworker say they thought I was late 20s.
What tallow do you recommend? I’ve seen some on Amazon but don’t know if it’s worth it.
I agree less is better. The beauty industry just loves to play off of women’s and girl’s insecurities. They try to make it seem like you need a 8-10 step morning and evening skincare routine so they can sell their overpriced products, but I do think some are necessary as I have excess sebum which means I have really oily skin so it feels gross and is acne prone if I don’t take care of it. I just use three things; low pH cleaning gel by Cosrx to wash my face, Red Bean Water Gel by BoJ which helps with excess sebum and the SKIN 1004 - Madagascar Centella Hyalu-Cica Water-Fit Sun Serum which is the best sunscreen I could find with no whitecast. I’m 27 in a few months but still get mistaken for a high schooler all the time at work by customers but I chalk it up to the lack of direct sunlight, the fact that I’ve never touched makeup except eyeliner and the I don’t cause substances.
Same with my mom! She’s over 60 now, and damn, I’d say she still looks 40! She doesn’t wear ANY makeup, like foundation wise. Only uses basic moisturizer and drinks a LOT of water. We don’t need all this crap! We just need to embrace our aging bodies with grace ❤
shes gonna make some elderly mafia boss really happy one day.
LMAOOO💀 underrated comment
what a dream huh
Omg this is accurate
She'll get plenty of new shoes, and hopefully none of them will be cement.
Hahaha
What's wild about the 22 year old, is that if she was actually 45 she would be classified as hot af. She just looks crazy bad for 22.
Bro got the "back in our day" from Dwayne it's over
lmfao he looked great though
@@bernardcovington7201yea that dude didn't look that old. I would have guessed like 34 and a lot of that is probably the beard
He looks 20-30s but dresses and sounds ambiguously older
He is an internet comedian. He makes up these stories for comedic effect.
@@metallboy25
Long ago i decided that if something sounded funny enough, truth wasn't going to stop me from believing it.
Scraping your face with a knife is actually a legitimate exfoliation technique. Normally you'd use a straight razor but knowing Asmon it's probably a plastic "steak knife."
he is using his nails
extreme exfoliation
@@marcogenovesi8570 i had the thought recently that grooming is probably the actual primary function of fingernails. i never bought the "self defense" thing because I have soft nails, but they're great for cleaning/exfoliating my skin.
Doesn't everyone know that? What do they think that stuff is that gets caught in the razor but it's clearly not hair?
@@_jowas someone who works with their hand picking things up with my nails cut to short is 30x harder then when my nails aren’t freshly cut
Their parents didn't force them to eat vegetables.
Fast food ages you.
I never had to be forced to eat vegetables and fruit, always loved 'em, them things are delicious, talking 'bout radishes and bell pepper? mm mmm mmmm thems is good eatin', delectable if ahh do say so mahself
Veggies are questionable. Didnt exist in current form during our evolution and our bodies have a hard time even digesting them.
nobody needs vegetables, they are full of pesticides and antinutrients + they dont even have any nutrients we can absorb.
@@zzygyy it's a bunch of things. Due to a bunch of health issues I'm kinda forced to live healthy.. to get enough sleep, avoid alcohol and eat healthy.
I'm 42 now and look way younger.
So I get the millenials are looking younger. I know many of them.
im not sure about the "never go outside" advise....
but I do have a couple good advises to keep your skin healthy that nobody mentioned:
Sleep a lot and well at night , and always keep yourself hydrated.
As a 50+ year old lady who constantly get told I look like I am in my late 30's I will say this. Staying out of the sun is the best thing they can do. Yes I am a gamer who spends way to much time in doors. But I wash my face daily and moisturize, very rarely wear make up and it has payed off. My sister who is a constant sunbather and only 3 years older looks like my Mom.
Precisely this, there is that one video of the 70 year old woman who worked outside for 40 years in t shirt and long trousers, her legs look like a 40 year olds and her arms look like peeling tree branches, spf everyday even if you're indoors
@@JAtn-i4y well I know people from Australia who look like they have crocodile skin.... no one is saying you should WORK FOR 40 YEARS IN THE SUN lol.... but Sun is healthy in moderation and dont believe anyone who tells you otherwise... its literally a vitamin
Don't forget to take vitamin D or eat a vitD rich diet because you do still need to get it from somewhere. I haven't been sick in the last 6 years since I started getting my D (haha), never felt better.
@@kirigherkins vitamin D supplements can cause calcination in your arteries, it's better to expose yourself to early morning sun, like going out to water your plants or just a walk.
@@kirigherkinstrue, but too much vitamin d and not enough moving around, which is more likely if you generally stay out of the sun, can lead to kidney stones due to hypercalcuria, so it's a slippery slope
Gen z is the first generation that truely believed in the bs about "get fillers and botox early to PREVENT aging"
I work in the beauty industry and have been telling these kids it's not gonna work that way.
So many gorgeous girls looking like plastic wine moms
What BS?
Look at the guy in the video. His forehead has more wrinkles than a 40 year old (and he claims to be a zoomer).
Don't worry it's just the incredibly wealthy. Maybe they'll be happy about it in 40 years If they have an aged a bit but to be honest if you want to look young don't make your hair white.
I guarantee you gandalf would look 20 years younger if he had dark brown hair or a vibrant red. Not only that but in order to get it that shade of white she has to do so much damage to her hair. And she's going to keep doing damage to her hair and she's going to look 50 before she's 30. And at that time she'll have spent enough money on elective " beauty" treatments to have bought a house.
@@Stubbari HA please do not use asmon as any sort of standard for normal people, have you seen his room? His lifestyle? That is not a gen z thing.
@@MonkeGeorge I was talking about the zoomer
What do you think about asmond's point on avoiding skincare in general?
"Nothing gay about it." Just two men celebrating each other's strength.
🤣🤣🤣🤣that was kinda Gay 😂😂
In the shower...🚿
Let's face the facts about me and you, a love unspecified
Though I'm proud to call you "chocolate bear"
The crowd will always talk and stare
I feel exactly those feelings too
And that's why I keep them inside
'Cause this bear can't bare the world's disdain
And sometimes it's easier to hide
Than explain our guy love, that's all it is
Guy love, he's mine, I'm his
There's nothing gay about it in our eyes
You ask me 'bout this thing we share...
...And he tenderly replies
It's guy love...
...between two guys
We're closer than the average man and wife
That's why our matching bracelets say Turk and J.D.
You know I'll stick by you for the rest of my life
You're the only man who's ever been inside of me!
Whoa, whoa! I just took out his appendix.
@@R3GARnator gotta love Scrubs
2 dudes chillin in a bathtub 5 feet apart cause they not gay💅
Im 27 and frequently am told i look 19. People ask me how i take such good care of my skin and i hate to break their heart but i let them know i have seborrheic dermatitis on my face and use a steroid to treat it. I take a multi-vitamin, biotin, and vitamin c gummies because im allergic to most fruit and vegetables. I stay out of the sun, carry an umbrella even on sunny days, wear sunscreen, exercise, dont eat anything deep fried or potatoes. I use neutrogena face soap and vanicream hypoallergenic moisturizer. It also helps to massage your face and use red light therapy. Every now and then i use glycolic acid and retinol for dark spots. I do let them know sometimes its just genetics.
Sometimes your genetics just make you look younger. Focus on enriching your life with hobbies that make you happy. I feel like focusing on your happiness, staying hydrated and not stressing is the best you can do and reflects in your appearance.
Asmon in 20:36 made me realize that he's right, there's a pay to win and a grind option when you want to "change your appearance", where the grind normally leads to better results but is 5x slower and time/body consuming, and the pay to win option leads to worse results (on most cases) but 5x faster with minimal effort. That's... brilliant, we can actually see somethings like a game and it'll make sense
Society having been shaped and gaslit into creating the problems for themselves to be sold artificial industrial slop solution. Already happened with food and culture.
gen z is suffering from malnutrition, vaping, energy drinks and screentanning.
And wh*ring
Man I’m just fat
@@MangoMan1127brother with a beard and a bigger chest than belly, you'll feel way better.
too real, everyone has their own vices. MIne is caffeine and it's just so agitating to not drink coffee/tea/whatever energy drink every morning.
Vaping will speed run you into baldness DONT.
"I have a knife and I just scrape all the extra skin off my face" - Asmon.
He's literally Frank and Charlie from It's always sunny LOL
There is a facial procedure where they do that with a scalpel. No not cut off your face but just a light scraping of the skin followed by a healthy mask of “food” for your skin
I thought that was really weird when he said that... Is that normal for some people? Does he have a skin condition that makes his skin flaky? I even tried it on myself to see if skin would come off, none did.
@@Stevo.100 Technically that's what shaving is.
I don't know about knifes but I usually use my nails to scrape of the extra skin.
Obviously:
-Don't do it before shaving
-Wash your face with warm water before starting
-you won't get off everything with your nail but you can wipe off the rest with a towel
@@Stevo.100 I mean if you have big chunks coming off you have really not attended to your skin in awhile. You shouldn’t be seeing “flakes” really if that’s what your hung up on
Gen X, the only chemicals we had were bleach and gas. We aged ourselves with cigarettes and Old E
I have the opposite problem, when I was 18 I looked 14.
Now it's a blessing as 37, people think I'm late 20's
@@ChristmasLore I was working with kids when I was 18, but they didn't see me as an adult so I eventually quit.
I got the same thing, it because we look young or because the younger generation looks old.
When I was 17 I flew to Toronto to visit my brother, who’s 11 years older. He was mad that whenever he introduced me to one of his friends as his brother they thought I was the big bro 😅
@@pugnacious6290 damn
It’s kinda funny people call this a “problem”
the thing is plastic surgery is kind of made to fix stuff. There are always tons of risks and complications, but its like if ur in a car crash and ur whole face is disfigured you can get plastic surgery TO IMPROVE the look. You don't get plastic surgery and shit if it isn't broken. Fillers are also short term and make you look almost bubbly and weird.
If you car has ruined metal sheets you should replace the sheets and not fill it with a thick coat of filler.
Good point.
I honestly think it's the problem of mentality, more than anything. There are so many people insecure about their looks, when there is really nothing to be insecure about. And their solution to their imaginary problem is to basically completely and permanently destroy what has never been broken in the first place. It's brutal and sad really. I look at people like that and I can't help but scream a bit inside: "WTF have you done to yourself??? What is that???"
@@kosmosyche I agree with you. The same I say about this gender identity BS. The problem is not the biological gender. It is the mindset thats fed.
For normal people, a little bit, goes a long way. But once they start with it they cant stop, till they become a waxfigure freakshow.
“Dehydrated lizard on a rock in the grand canyon and everything around it is red, and it’s a red lizard” 🦎
Yeah to slow down aging, you can
- sleep good - meaning no display in the evening, no alcohol, no afternoon coffee, plenty of daylight during a day
- eat healthy and right amount, drink water
- exercise okay amount - don't sit all day and don't overdo it
that girl would look really good for 45
but she looks really bad for 22 lol
yeah
No. She doesn’t look good for 45 either.
beauty is in the eye of the beerholder
@@Canuck.Collector That was actually funny. Only pun I’ve ever found funny. Feels significant somehow.
I'm 44 and she looks old enough to be my mother.
5:52 She look botoxed to oblivion. Or she have kidney problem and have water retention or she have an alergic reaction or she started way to young on the botox train.
Botox and/or fillers in the cheeks and lips
she is 22 and is using botox, so yeah of course she started too young
I’ve always said people who look like this just look like they’ve had a bad reaction to shellfish
What is the point of botox so young? Isn't the stuff to remove wrinkles like crow's feet that show up later in life? I don't understand why young people do this. They end up looking like lizards with how tight their face is.
Leave the botox for the middle aged women who want it.
@@NicholasW943 tiktok has convinced them that this is an anti-aging treatment
There's a lot of girls that ruin their skin by "suntanning" too much or abusing tanning beds. See so many girls on dating apps that are early 20s and their skin already looks like worn leather.
Which I especially don’t get when there are alternate ways to look like you have a tan without destroying your skin from UV exposure or whatever
tanning beds were far more popular in the early 2000s than they are now and it was never an issue back then so why is tanning beds suddenly an issue now when they are way less popular? spray tans and other topical stuff is more common now. or just being pale.
@1337Swiper Any advice on what to do about that after being born? Thanks.
The Australian sun will get you, no-one is safe,
Everyrhing will kill you, the sun, the water, the land, everything
@1337Swiper Checking the single mother rate among those particular couples, no, they won't.
20:00 can confirm don't drink, don't smoke, no drugs, but I did put stuff on my face. Sunscreen in 20s but nothing major till 30s then I started skin peels and sake cream. Keep it simply. No harsh soaps or scrubs or that shiz. Also I went vegan at 20 so that prevents aging too.
It's like that bit in Isekai Ojisan where they say that 'the Uncle aged roughly' but then it's revealed that he did not change at all from 17 to 34.
Damn, lol
she got that argonian stare 💀
Lmao ☠️
Skyrim ha
Come moon and star
“Whatcha looking at smoothskin “
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's an "I have 4 therapists" laugh.
I got a massive laughter blast at the "Dehydrated lizard" comment!"
Man, I love this guy!
I remember having a fight with my girlfriend because she shaved her eyebrows thinner like "pretty thin" cuz she thought that she looks better like that herself cuz she got made fun of for them before or something along those lines.
She didn‘t have any bad ones before like a monobrow or shit like that but just fuller, nice eyebrows like ACTUALLY nice and i honestly told her that i did like them better before … maybe not the nicest thing to say but this showed me again into how people can be blinded by believing what might fit "the beauty standard" when people around you may think the opposite
Too many times ive had to listen to a gf go on about wanting boob jobs, lip fillers, fake tan, crappy hairstyles etc etc and im saying i like you the way you are, dont do it. Yet they insist and i was always right.
grass always looks greener on the other side, easier to want something you don't have
@@DDracee Also stupid people tend to do stupid things and are easy to influence.
@@raifthemadsimple minded take, even smart people can be led astray, meanwhile dumb people can be too hardheaded to be convinced of anything
mental health isn't an intelligence thing
I'm a Millenial woman in my mid 30s and I'm always shocked when Gen Z looks older than me. Wtf are they doing? 💀
they're using antiaging products and botox, mostly.
Seriously, that stuff was meant to make older people look middle aged. It actually kills your cells in order to accomplish it. If you use it too early you're basically accelerating your aging, and these (bleep) all started using it when they were TEENS. They basically did the chemical equivalent of microwaving your face every morning
Us millennial's aging like fine wine and I love it
@@Diiamondz Agreed. It's awesome. 🤭
u must be chronically online cus irl most gen z look like gen z
Some people still think Im too young to be doing a job/certificate when I'm 28. Never been fat in my life, not even once. Always on the skinny side. Our food is garbage anyway lol
"Now, I just laugh at it" she says as she very audibly suppresses the urge to cry
Like when someone says "I'm okay!" When they have a metal rod through their midsection.
the knife way of cleaning your skin is the best. works every time i roll a hash joint and use my fingers to mix it, first sticks to the fingers, then the knife, then eventually the paper.. but the knife is the key to clean and non-sticky fingers
girls on tiktok when virtue-signaling about current thing: crying, but no tears
girls on tiktok when you say they're 40: trying not to cry, holding back real tears
@@zogwort1522 okay, "zog wort".
@@zogwort1522 Oh, i thought you were just insulting someone, i didn't notice his Name
@@zogwort1522big caveman is an okay name, zogwort. Who are you to judge
Im 33 and get told i look 25 all the time. When CNAs at my nursing job found out the year i got my nursing license, they looked really confused until i told them how old i was. I hydrate and exercise, along with eating high protein and fat diet for higher collagen levels. I spent a lot of my 20s drinking and smoking heavily in the army, so im doing what i can now to hold onto my natural youth. Skin care is also a good idea.
I am 44 and a half but I barely drank and never smoked. People think I am younger a lot.
Let me tell you. You being thirty three. You still are young.
In your profile picture you also look petite which would come off as cute and young. Good job lookong after yourself though 👍
You definitely do look 25
In my late 20s I guess I still looked like I was in high school, bc everyone would ask if I was graduating this year and which highschool I went to. I've also been hit on by highschoolers, when I told them I don't think ours ages will work out the look of shock when i told them i was 26 😂 They were definitely under 18.
I’m 48 and I constantly get 35 and I smoked since I was 16 and did enough drugs to kill a small country. Oh and I never went to the gym and eat what I want lol
I started working out seriously almost two years ago. I've burned over 50 pounds of fat and put on so much muscle in that time. My friends say I look at least 10 years younger and somebody recently asked me if I was on spring break. I finished my master's over 8 years ago! Don't let your memes be dreams.
Yeah similar story to me, im almost up to the big 30 and still get carded pretty regularly lol. I also stopped drinking pretty much entirely before my mid 20s or severly slowed down. And alchohol is really degrading on your appearance
I used to hate having a young face when I was 17 but now I'm 24 and still get asked what school I go to
i think literally every single human can be attractive if they get in shape. just put in the fucking work for gods sake. ppl really underestimate how much getting in shape can change your face too.. and add the confidence that it brings you when you're feeling good about yourself.. its like literal magic !!
im marginally overweight but if i shave and neat cut my hair people think im a teenager if i have my beard and hair normal people think im 35 just back from fighting on mars it's mad because the only difference is my hair is 2 inches longer and i have a beard but it ages me a decade.
@@stewskeys It's so much freaking tedious, repetitive, boring exercise, that every time I think that there are much more interesting things I could be doing right now. If there were really big pay-offs, I might do it, but since I don't care about attracting anyone, or peoples approval, I'd much rather spend all that time doing something interesting/enjoyable.
Also, there are plenty of in shape people, that I find unattractive. Having a good body does not put a spark of intelligence in your eye, nor does it fix what I call bug eyes or piggy nose. And it sure as hell doe not fix your personality.
Yes, botox can absolutely contribute to premature aging in a couple of ways:
- injecting one area can lead to over-use of another area: this happened to me, I got my glabella/forehead done alone. Problem is that the muscles around my eyes overcompensated for it and put me at risk for premature aging around my eyes, sooo I had to get some more by my eye to stop the creasing
- loss of volume in treated area (muscle atrophy)
- appearance of new dynamic wrinkles with movement following muscle atrophy if treatments are not scheduled appropriately (this is the big concern for very young people, that these new expression lines can become actual wrinkles)
I love botox but it's really shocking how little awareness there is about the downsides of it, particularly among young people. Last time I addressed this online, I got dogpiled on despite the stuff I'm talking about being verifiable *and we all have the internet *. It's a bit worrying.
They're not wrong, I'm nearly 35 and at my last job when I started they kept calling me a "younglin" and one of the people asked if i just got out of school. Meanwhile there are people who are under 18 that look like they're in their mid to late 20s, they're gonna get me locked up.
Tbf genes are a thing. I knew a guy with kind of a soft face but he grew the most banging beard and had a bald spot in high school. Great dude
I'm 28 but I get guesses anywhere between 18-24
not touching sun is main factor. The nerds probably all get a decade minus dated from never leaving house. You can see it in reverse with explorer types getting leather skin from outside traveling year round.
@@storage9578 I've seen a lot of people that say that the sun ages you, but I'm in the sun all the time, I worked in construction for over 10 years, often with no shade and many times in 45+ degree heat. Also if anyone isn't out in the sun it's gotta be the zoomers
Yea im 32 but people usually guess between 20 to 25. Its probably down to genes tho.
I'm 20 and people started calling me "Sir" at 16...
This is every tall guy with facial hair when they're young.
Likewise. I used to buy booze all the time at 14/15, got asked for ID like twice lol. Even managed to talk my way into clubs a few times. Weirdly one of the only other times in my life I've been asked for ID in a supermarket was this time when I was buying cigarettes when I was about 21 or 22, wearing a business suit and with a full beard (I also started to go grey pretty prematurely, so I even had a few flecks of silver in my hair by then). No idea what that was about to this day...
(oh yeah, the really hilarious part was that the shop assistant who ID'd me looked about 12, I legit looked like I could have been his dad lol)
Also, I just tried that face age tester for a laugh with 5 random recent pics of me, and each result was 34-39. Which considering I'm 27 is pretty funny😂
Same. When I was from around 15 to 17, whenever I go shopping in regular clothing, I'd get called " Chị " ( which is the Vietnamese equivalent to " ma'am " ) by those older than me
Like, two or three years older than me
It's only when I'm in school uniforms do they refer to me with junior pronouns ( I'm Vietnamese, so when we refer to those younger, we call them " em " , while those older are referred to " anh " for men, and " chị " for women )
Sir, this is a comment section.
Lmfao
Just remember, if you look in the mirror and you think "Ugh, I'm so ugly." It's just because you're not your type.
no, it is because you are insecure and you don't love/accept yourself, and you compared yourself too much
Nah, bro. Sometimes you're ugly and sometimes it's evident not only to you but also to other people so you're alone almost all of your life. @@Voice55555
if you love yourself, you'll do thing to better yourself like hitting the gym, lose weight, building a future that you'll enjoy, etc etc @@Voice55555
@Vargrad I doubt aliens would care if someone's face was ugly it'slike dogs they look all the same, so technically no such thing as universal ugliest only universal human ugliest.
@@Vargrad The man could have stated that in any language and he's out here choosing to speak facts.
Im old Millineal and my youngest sister is GenZ, i remember the biggest concern for her age was preteens started their menstrual cycle unusually sooner than previous generations. The media at the time was discussing the growth hormones in milk/chicken in our food was negatively impacting the youth. I believe there is truth to this.
"Never drink alcohol,
Never do any drugs,
Never smoke anything,
Don't be fat (that's bad),
And never put weird shit on your face."
Some fine pearls of wisdom to abide by in life.
Sounds like a pretty boring life if you ask me (except the last two). In the words of Oscar Wilde, "everything in moderation. Including moderation."
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372 I hope you realise I was being sarcastic.
@@Nazareeni I did not, but fair enough! That'll teach me not to reply to comments halfway through my second blunt of the day lol
Genes helped me a bunch
@@oliverholmes-gunning5372 Imagine you can have fun life without doing stupid stuff
That lady is lit up with botox and that has nothing to do with rapid aging.
Yeah bad surgery is the problem.
Just to nitpick, these procedures are not surgeries. Very likely she’s overdone the injectables (particularly fillers) and potentially had some lifting techniques (likely thread lifts considering their recent popularity).
@@unixtremeBad self-esteem is the root problem 🤔
general rule of thumb with plastic surgery, additive surgery (botox, fillers, implants) never looks right, reductive surgery (mole removal, rhinoplasty, liposuction, contouring) is usually fine
also pretty sure most makeup damages the skin over time, which then makes girls dependent on makeup because their skin became ugly without it due to the damage, the ones who look good without makeup never used makeup, doubt it's a coincidence
I wouldn’t add Botox to the “additive” category as it doesn’t add any volume to the face, unless you consider them “additive” because they’re one of the injectables.
pair that with a lifestyle of wanting to be FED free drinks and chop.....vs the "AVG" non daily make up user.....and add up the "extra curricular" activties theyve played out with "friends" that no longer call/contact them for said "fun times" yeah THIS all adds up in the end vs the typical non daily make up user/go out all night-er. IMO its natural selection at the end of the day
The sun damages the skin faster than makeup ever will, so wear sunscreen. As long as the makeup has no bacteria growing or skin irritants, should be fine. But if you notice, higher class tends to look better - less stress, better sleep, gym membership, good foods, dermatologist. It takes less time to make more money so they have more time to gradually improve their looks.
it means inject@@lucasy4790
Makeup doesn’t make skin worse -.-. There are actually studies showing that women who wore makeup more had less skin skin damage from
The Sun because there is an added layer of protection against it. What is probably happening is some people are replacing skin care with makeup. Also if you have bad skin you are more likely to try and cover it with makeup.
3:50 No f***ing way. Hahaha that is probably the best autograph interaction I've ever heard.
as soon as she read "45" you can see how she realized real time
I'm 38. Most of my other elder melenial friends and myself are all still looking pretty good but also we really aren't old yet. We shouldn't look haggard yet lmao. I find most people don't change much between 30-40 if they take decent care of themselves.
Life is a marathon not a sprint, everything you do with your body is for the long run. most of the things you do will be compensated by your body till you are 30-40 and in the second half of your life you will feel how you treated your body the first half of it. With social media today everything has to have an immediate impact and most people forget the long-term effect.
I treated my body like shit and get confused for being 21 instead of 31.
I couldnt treat my body any worse, decades worth of soda, candy, drugs, alcohol, etc and people are shocked when I say I’m 40 because they think im no older than 30. I usually get 27 lately. In my 30’s people always thought I was about 22
@@Keyser___SozeNo clue why some people take pride in treating theyr body like shit. Sooner or later you will feel the consequence and i hope its not to late then.
@@Kaylep1 have you never met a 90 yo that smokes 2 packs a day of one of the worst brands , drink every day and is still kicking ? i've met plenty, and aside avoiding being obese or becoming an alcoholic/heavy drugs addict , there is nothing that you will do that will impact strongly on your death date, i rate death a 90% randomness + 10% lifestyle. to quote my oncologist when i asked them " why did i get this cancer at 26 and what did i do wrong ?" _"nothing , yes smoking is a risk factor (but would be the culprit if you got something about lungs, throat , mouth ,etc), this disease can hit even someone that eats only lettuce and runs marathons their whole life"_
@@tommyfanzfloppydiskYes life is just random. There is even a chance that you can get cancer just from 1 glass of alcohol or not get cancer with a whole life of drinking. But there are plenty of lottery winners too, do you expect to win 10 million? So why do u expect to win the healty body lottery with bad caring? All you do is putting the responsibility away from you with saying "ah its random, i cant do anything anyways", very convenient for not geting work done.
Everyone in the comments talking about medical procedures and tanning but I know 22 year olds at work who look 28 and they don’t do any of that.
Alcohol, drugs and no sleep will age you fast.
@@yogrannyloveme124it’s more simple, GENETICS
@@marylevy7659 yes but alcohol and drugs will get you there faster.
Its not just stress, its combination of stress bad food too much alkohol and drugs (yes steroids are also drugs)
Let's be honest, it's not stress. There is nothing different from when I was a kid to current kids. It's just alcohol, drugs, and smoking that ages you massively. I do none of those things and people think I am in my low 20s even with a beard but I am actually closer to 40. Meanwhile on dating sites you can find women who say they are 25-30 but they look older than my mom. I either have good aging genes or people are doing too much stuff they shouldn't be doing.
No it's really isn't, I'm constantly stressed had extreme depression for years, I smoke a lot and drink a decent amount.
But I eat healthy, get sunlight, and enjoy nature .
I get iD 'd constantly people still think im like 20 .
Like any other generation didnt abuse alcohol, drugs, and wasn't stressed the fuck out. You inject yourself like a 50 year old, you gonna look like a fake 50 year old. Thats it.
It's more about hygiene habits than anything
when i quit alchol and drugs I started aging backwards.
I'm an elder millennial (42) who had early hair loss (late teens/early 20's). I looked old af in my 20's but in my 40's I look a lot younger. This kinda shit is probably pretty typical.
Same here. I looked like 30 since 15-17 years old, and i still look kinda the same, just minor changes, after 15 years. My dad aged the same, all his photos from adulthood look the same, no matter the period, only hair and beard changes
My mom got gray hairs in her teens and look 80 at 50 & her twin sister is basically half bald brunette. Genes suck.
I did go to school with a girl who looked mid 30s (and a *rough* mid 30s) at 15, and her mother looked about 19.
Had a girl that looked 45 in middleschool
The photo analyzing start KILLED me 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I feel like most people going "you should be allowed to do whatever tf you want" at the sight of someone doing something incredibly braindead is what's perpetuating dumbass behavior tbh
Do it for the vine
What they are really saying is "I don't want to lead or be part of an intervention for that person", basically we don't care enough about someone to tell them to stop fucking up.
As long as something you do doesn't hurt me, you can do whatever you want, that doesn't mean I can't give my opinion on it, especially if I think it's something they'll regret. There are a lot of people with droopy ears and let me tell you something nearly 20 years ago I was saying to them they'll regret it, guess they didn't realise they'll get old and eventually stop thinking those huge ear hole piercings are not cool anymore.
Lmao I remember me and my dad watching UFC/MMA on tv and he said most guys don’t look natural why not just allowed juicing up to the gills so we can watch Mortal Kombat 😂
@@heyjulzdontmakeitbad I wish there was a sport where everything is allowed on terms of enhancements , I wanna see someone with 90% of cocaine and steroids in their system lifting something up or fighting someone. That would be lit , I want to see the limits of an enhanced human
She looks like a 45 year old mother about to go to her kids game.
Soccer game. And complain to the refs while trying to get with the young coach xD
nicotine causes skin aging, also slows wound healing
Smoked since i was 12. Just did the test, 45. Spot on.
sure scientifically this is conclusive....but add having problems with managing stress etc...as an addict/nicotine user...and those drawbacks will also lead to progressed aging/looks. Poor stress/management and mentals.
Yeah. I agree that it's probably more stress or other factors. I've been smoking since I was about 12 also. I just turned 60 and I've been passing for 10 years younger for decades.
@@beastmastreakaninjadar6941 I believe it’s more to do with stress management and how isolated my generation is compared to others and loneliness being a crazy factor in all this stress
Early 30's and still being asked for ID, even when smoking for 15 years. Agreed nicotine might be one of the causes for aging, but it's all down to genes.
"gen z is aging rapidly"
*Me as a gen z adult still stuck with a baby face and wished i looked more like a Adult* 😭🤧
To my brothers and sisters look for food rich in collagen, and Vit c. Avoid too much caffeine. Drink water. Lessen sugar and salt intake. And sleep. Even if it’s 5-6hrs of sleep it helps a lot.
Low salt intake could work for inactive people. But for people who workout or move around alot ,they need the salts or their muscle and nerve functions will start to degenerate.
Exercise, balanced diet and a good sleep schedule is the best way to go
Potassium balance
"Eat healthy food that gives you what you're missing naturally, stop drinking only sodas and coffee, and stop doing so much goddam Adderall."
@@chadmiesterDonovan a lot of salt (especially in america) comes from overprocessed and fast foods, so i assume that's what they were meaning
Caffeine, sugar and salt in moderation is fine. Don't go much over your daily allowance and most importantly, get plenty of exercise, sleep and reduce your stress and you'll look younger.
I’m 23, I have a full beard with glasses. People think I’m older all the time. A year ago, I got hit on by two 40+ women (The first and only time I’ve been hit on) while working my job, when I said my age, one said, “damn you younger than my youngest son.”
yeah it's the beard. Always makes us look older
Yep the beard has caused me problems. Literally had a beard at 11. Most people thought I was old enough to drink at 14. Even had a baseball game stopped b/c someone thought I was in my 20's at 15. Not gen z though, so could be anything plus the beard.
the opposite I'm 24 but I look really young I was mistaken for a high schooler.
Did you take it tho 👀 older woman teach you a thang or two
Dodged a bullet. Means she was like 17 when she had her first 😂
Even BEFORE they do these things, stress of being upset at everything has aged some of them hard.
Something was very blessed about growing up in the 90's before racialism made a huge comeback.
But thats not exclusive to us, This happened in every generation.
@@mistywww3199 But having social media amplify it 100X is.
its the soy and almond milk they drink and the meds/drugs they take. thats whats doing that.
06:00 she's done significant damage to her face... she will always look a lot older, thanks to her bad choices.
It’s sad really, I’m 23 and I have people in public asking “how’s middle school?”
Heck even in high school, during my senior year I was constantly stopped by hall monitors telling me freshmen aren’t allowed on the senior side of the school. Despite being a senior
You'll be glad of that in a few years. I had the opposite thing, I could buy liquor without getting carded at 15 (I also had a full beard by 16 and started to go grey in my early 20s). It was absolutely fantastic as a teenager, but I'm 27 now and I just did that face age test thing for a laugh and the results came back at 39 and now I have no idea what to do with that information lol. So look at it this way- my age/looks ratio advantage is behind me now, since I no longer need it to buy restricted products or get into clubs. But you still have yours to look forward to, when you're in your 50s and people think you're actually in your late 30s... Not to mention mine lasted like 3 years (15, when I started drinking, to 18, when I could drink legally and get into clubs without having to pretend I was older- yeah, I live in Europe, no 21+ bullshit here!), while yours will last the rest of your life🤷♂
I’m 34 in a few days and I still get ID’d just about every time I try to buy alcohol or tobacco. You have to be 18 here in the UK to buy that stuff so I’m literally nearly double the legal age 😅
It’s pretty annoying in that regard but I guess looking young is a blessing overall 🤷♀️
Hs seniors look young though
Holy shit Gen z u gotta chill. U are 23. When I was 23 I was NOT worried abt aging like this...
@@Emlane09 Not majority of the ones I was with or saw in high school
as a liscensed cosmetologist, platinum hair like that or anything level 9 like that will make you look older depending on your skin tone. i think that's what the tweet meant, but ofc bleaching your scalp can't be good.
The thing is with many women, they start using makeup when they’re young to try and look older. Then as they get older they use makeup to try and look younger.
The issue with makeup is it covers the skin and doesn’t allow it to take in natural nutrients in the air or allow it to breath at all.
By covering up with makeup their skin gets progressively worse over time, which is why many look terrible without makeup but look like crap with too much makeup on.
For men it’s the environment they’re in, whether they grow facial hair (which makes men look older/more mature) and indeed stresses of life that make them look older than they are.
humans have covered their faces with makeup to protect them self from sun and enviroments for ages. True, there are products that will harm your skin over time. But wearing makeup will not do any harm to your skin in general. If anything, the routine and nurtire you give your skin will most likely improve your skin and make you look younger than you would have without.
You could have mentioned the elephant in the room.
Men like younger women. Women like older men. Biology. Studies prove this time and time again (all kinds of studies -- self-report, marriage records, online research).
This is a big problem for women, as they get older (which is now true for 99% of women, of course). It's a problem very early, actually -- and there's no real way to solve this without accepting your role as the grandmother/old wise woman, or just 'old woman'. Classically, this was not a major issue since they had actual roles/places in the world. The modern world has no real place/need for old women. This meant that women started to invent their own places/purposes, like bingo halls and book clubs for 50+ women, and trying to look/act 25-years-old.
@@SwitchTalkChannel wdym no role for older women? They can write blogs about how younger women should fuck up just as bad as them to not feel miserable alone!
All while pretending they're just as desirable as when they were young, and the men their age need to feel happy they got such an "experienced" and "mature" woman to settle down with!
False makeup doesnt age skin. Using foundation actually protects your skin from uv rays on daily basis at some degree and protects skin from free radicals. Skincare with lots of alcohol, and drying ingridients can ruin skins barrier. Simply aging is about sun exposure, genetics and stress level. Simpler, look at ur dad or mom and thats how u gonna look like.
As a man, getting married and having kids will definitely age you prematurely.
Zack Efron actually just broke his jaw 9:53
Im 26. People say I look 36 all the time.
No one asked, but stress does play a role. Playing little misfortune gave me nostalgia. I've put food on the table since I was 15, and I've been a truck driver for almost 6 years now. Also, I've been a heavy weekend drinker since I was 12.
Everyone I've ever known or loved has betrayed or dissapointed me. I've narrowly avoided serious legal trouble more times than I care to count. Shits rough out here.
If you've been drinking since you were 12 that's probably what's been doing you in. I can't speak for all Millennials but I can say that most of us have dealt with the bullshit that older generations left us. Cut back on the drinking if you can and want to, do it for yourself.
Yeah bro. Felt. Once stress goes away you start to heal and look younger though.
Please do something about that drinking on weekends thing. Your life sounds tough. You seem to have your shit together though, at least in some aspects.
im 28 and people say im looking 18
"I've put food on the table since I was 15, and I've been a truck driver for almost 6 years now." I don't think you are like the majority of Gen Z bro
I’m fat, I was not offended. Obesity is a health problem. I am working on losing weight. I’m 310, I was pushing 450 at my heaviest. I still got a way to go. Please don’t ever apologize.
Congrats on your weight loss. You're doing a great job
Congrats, keep up the work 🔥
Keep it up!
Congrats on your weight loss. You can do it! \m/ I'm cheering for you, even if I am some random stranger on the internet. I wish you luck and hope you achieve your goals!
this is awesome. proud of you!
That blonde definitely sat in a Starbucks drive thru and said 'there are so many kind souls in the world'.
Nice touch with the Oblivion music underneath the face age calculator.
i caught myself thinking "that aint so bad"until i remembered she was 22 lmao
to be fair I think most of it is because of her Karen hair
Nah bro plenty of women have thair hair and look 20 all day long.@@harrasika
It's the over-filled, frozen face... @@harrasika
@@harrasika It's the over-filled, frozen face...
When Asmon said the five tips at 19:50, he literally described what I stayed away from:
Kept away from booze.
Never did drugs.
Never got into smoking.
I'm really skinny and always have been(without trying).
I've never worn makeup.
I may feel good about myself, but this is kind of sad that we're forgetting to take care of ourselves properly.
booze and drugs (depends which ones) are 'ok' in very moderate quantities, I don't think they're going to make a huge difference at that scale. Obviously any amount of alcohol is bad, but there's probably a breaking point where it's so little alcohol that it doesn't make a significant difference. Moderation is key.
Your life sounds boring
@@notgibbs4966 drugs and alcohol aren't the only way to have 'fun'
A good drink takes the edge off, reckon I would have actually tried offing myself instead of just entertaining the idea
@@aidenkelly9641 never said it was
Had a classmate during HS and she has very beautiful smooth, young fair skin. She started joining pageants and wearing heavy makeup. After 2 years she looks significantly older with a lot of blemishes. We are not in a k-12 program like the US at the time so HS students are significantly younger than in the west like 15,16,17. After that she looks like she is in her early 20s already.
Just genetics. Drinking. Bad lifestyle. Being too skinny from young age on. When people are starving themselves they don’t get all the nutrients and age faster as well as fat produces estrogen which is essential in women.
Genetics -> I mean the parents produce clones of themselves a lot of avarage people are e just avarage looking nothing wrong with that but that’s how their kids are going to look like as soon as they reached their adulthood.
Makeup might make you look good in the short term, but the more you mess with your face, the more damage you're going to cause that will make it look bad in the long term without makeup.
Idk but I think this is just puberty. Maybe she is prone to acne which is catalyzed by make up. But all in all it’s her genes. Non Asians don’t have the neoteny genes and depending on her genes she grows up earlier or later in life. What do you expect she is the mixed copy of her parents, as soon as she hits adulthood this is her fate. Plus your expectations are probably based on social media where filters and such are used. Most people don’t look like how they do on media. You can RUclips search a lot of stuff like before after make up. And such lol
Puberty is a toss up lmao
That first girl looked like she's been to hell and back 😂
I'm going to be 35 this year. I frequently am mistaken for someone in their EARLY 20's after I shave. This still leads to me being carded at liquor stores. When I actually WAS in my early 20's, people thought I was a young high schooler. I know this because my at-the-time best friend's younger sister (15) thought I was around her age and tried to get me to date her. That was awkward.
same for me bro ... im getting 40 in a month and people dont believe me that im even 30 ...
I just turned 33, and people only don't ask questions because my father's genes mean my hair is greying early. Before the salt and pepper, they asked. A lot.
@@DinnerForkTongue yeah its defnetly a genetic Thing. Im having complete full hair No Grey No nothing. What can Help you is getting Vitamins fruit honey cinnamon Vitamin D3. Before Salt and pepper ? Thats rough. All the best Bro 💪
Pushing 40 and still get carded and told I look like I'm in my mid-late 20s. I think stress and product pressure are a big factor for younger people. They weren't taught to roll with the punches. Get hit by life, brush yourself off and keep going. Younger people have given themselves anxiety on another level worrying about things that they really can't change. That tends to turn to self hate pretty quick and turns into a cycle for more product sales and low self esteem.
@@maveeeclub1440 Yeah, before my hair started to grey out I was commonly mistaken for being in my early 20s. ATB bro 🤜🤛🏼
Another thing she seem to be not realising is that, most of these ''improvements'' need maintenance. If you start this thing too early, you have to constantly go over it again and again because of the aging process that happens!
Going out partying and drinking every week since 16 eventually catches up to you.
Telling me! Bloody good times though
No regrets
Y’all acting like that’s a Gen Z-exclusive thing
As an asian, we can never tell how old another asian is... mission impossible.
The true medication is to focus on what your body can do and not how it looks. My confidence went WAY up when I lifted weights.
Good advice! I really need to start lifting, tbh. I want to get a little stronger, even if only a small amount. lol
im 25 and look 16. i get id everywhere i go. even had a security guard ask me how old i was bc they quit letting people under 16 walk around without a parent at the mall
i stopped shaving as much because if im fully shaved they always ask for my id if im buying ciggaretes for my parents
Yeah, Im 25 and I look about the same as I did at 20, just with long hair. Age is weird.
I’m 38 and I get ID’d still. Just decent genes and lotion. With my beard people think I’m 26-29, if I shave I’m back to like 18 😂
@@unmemorableheroknow the pain. I’m 39, and work in a kitchen so I have to shave (or I have to wear a beard cover) and I get ID all the time.
@@wimdyslim same i was 20 with short hair and now have long hair lol
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