@@thatguyoverthereinthHank in the early seasons yes, later and mid seasons they all become flanderized. Hank is a door mat to his boss, his psycho wife who is the only woman he ever been with, and a failure as a father with his cringe lil tubby son.
It’s crazy how as a kid they make Bill and his friends seem like the jerks. But in reality, he was the most confident and happy he’s ever been. Hank felt uncomfortable because he was using it more as a hobby than a commitment and decided to establish rules in a place that was never his to begin with.
@@PREDATEURLT I'm willing to bet you wouldn't like someone using your summer house in the winter months just because you are not using it, while also being a jerk to you
@@marcelzed1154 I think a better analogy would be "Someone breaking in and doing whatever they wanted in your house while you're away." Personally, I think these guys NEEDED to get their asses kicked (maybe by Martial Artist or something) or at least have some universal karma crap happen to them. They actively told Bill that they would help him, proceeded to make the neighborhood Gym theirs, then made Bill distance his friends and neighbors and once he needed someone to help him medically, they just left him to rot and went to play cards...inside HIS House.
I need friends like that. I workout 6 days a week but find myself sometimes not pushing myself as there is no one to push me. Used to have a buddy in college that I worked out with everyday and we pushed eachother super hard and the gains were impressive.
It's always harder to lift alone then when you don't have someone there to hold you accountable, but it's the quality of your character as a man that will carry you through to success.
I always enjoyed working out alone. You get into a zone. I would push until it got easy and then increase weight. Then every few months I would change my whole routine and rotate through routines. The only thing is you need some one to spot you. I just never wanted to talk to someone when working out. I wan to focus and do my thing.
I would say he became someone else's man. To be your own man you need to make your own decisions and do what you want. Bill was basically being told what to do, every hour, of every day. That something was exercise.
@@TheAllcreatorLiveArchives exercise shouldn’t be like that. It should be a necessity for having a healthy body and improving quality of life. But yeah your right. Then those guys abandoned him when he needed it.
For anyone who hasn't seen the full episode. Bill's body gives out when he is bench pressing weights alone and gets trapped underneath and would have died if Hank didn't show up and save him. He then gives up lifting weights because he was pushing his body too hard and almost killed himself.
@@bread-bz3zhHave you ever seen this show? There's a whole episode dedicated to the gang spending a month watching over him in shifts because he keeps trying to unalive himself.
Bill and the gym gang were the good guys in this episode. They just had to make the ending a situation where Bill went back to his old ways to keep the character going. The show would’ve gotten out of pocket if every episode after this one had Bill as a dedicated bodybuilder
people will call this toxic masculinity but what that is is sticking to your guns and putting up wit hthe pains of training and enjoying the results. Bill put it plainly, everyone is lazy. If you're fat it because you dont work on yourself. i was lean up until i hit my 20s then started to gain weight. now im 29 and im tired to being fat. am now dieting and working out at the gym. im glad i started to. "only when the PAIN of being FAT is GREATER than the PAIN of TRAINING. only then, will people start working on themselves" -Big Nick 2023
This video made me realize something. Like Bill, I was once fat and out of shape. I’ve been working out recently and my brother told me it showed. However, my belly keeps hanging out the bottom of my shirt, and I feel fat. Only after watching Bill do I realize my new muscles might be moving my shirt up on me
Now that ive joined a gym, its nice to know that all the stereotypes of the muscle-head gym bros aren't 100% true. You have some jerks, but the guys ive met are super nice and supportive
He went from a pathetic military Barber and the weakest guy in the his friend group to now making his old friends look like nothing probably going to get his job back and now his life expectancy has doubled
It's easy for people to rewrite accurate depictions of real world situation with a RUclips video. The reality is that this episode showcased the stuff that everyone on this video wants to pretend doesn't happen regularly. I lost good friends because of steroid usage, and weight training like this. I have 2 cousins who are disabled because of these types of people trying to push there self esteem down and force them to work out so much they destroy there body. Pain does not equal gain, it equals regret.
I kinda wish they would have been more consistent with the arc of this episode. Bill getting huge and having behavioral/mood changed but not being on steroids just made the message really weird. Either they should have gone the road where he wasnt taking gear and wasnt getting the results he wanted and becoming obsessed and disordered and had THAT be why they wanted him to take it easy. Or, keep the episode the same but have it so hes taking steroids, which contextualises his mood change and unrealistic growth and makes the fact that hes hurting his health with gear be the reason they want him to stop. But doing it with pieces of both just makes it weird and confusing. Since hes just getting massive and having mood disorders for aparently no reason.
Agreed. I love king of the hill, but many of the takes are huge L's. Implying that improving one self and getting into lifting culture inherently makes one a worse person is ridiculous. I think the episode was trying to say that Bill was alienating his friends. I disagree however, when Bill wanted to take the steps to improve, Hank and the others looked down at him and were the ones who weren't supportive of him.
@@_Lakerg Gosh yeah sad too sense hank is a perfect character to get into lifting and keep it healthy and not invasive or jerk stereotype also i think you should pin taylors comment
Comment section is lame as hell. Yes, push yourself. Yes, surround yourself with people willing to push you. But do it because you want to strengthen the bonds with the people you care about, and do it to build the confidence of others. You won't magically be a happier person by working out, you're just shutting the world out and deluding yourself into believing health and fitness is all that matters.
Do you know what's the sad part of this episode of you really think about it bill just has bad friends that don't want him to get better like yeah I get that he didn't need to go to the hospital for pushing himself a little too hard but after recovery they could have tried to convince him to get back into it and he still could have stayed in contact with his gym buddies or they could have started taking him to an actual gym but I feel like Hank and the others tried cutting bill off from those particular set of friends because they probably thought they were bad influences on him only do the fact that they didn't take him to the hospital and yeah I will admit they're not cool for not doing that for him but Bill didn't exactly you try to speak up for himself either when he should have let them know that he was in a lot of pain bill needs to find actual people that want him to be better
Bill told them "I need a doctor, I pushed too hard" and they ignored him. Multiple times bill said "no" when they put him in a different position. Any normal person would see Bill, who can't move, and call 911
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got to love how Hank trys to make rules for Bill's personal home gym
Theres nothing comfortable about getting shredded
It’s because they all put in money to buy it together and they just took it over with mass 😂
If Hank Hill gives you advice you should take it
@@thatguyoverthereinthHank in the early seasons yes, later and mid seasons they all become flanderized. Hank is a door mat to his boss, his psycho wife who is the only woman he ever been with, and a failure as a father with his cringe lil tubby son.
Bobby is weird, but he seems awfully proficient in things. @@SanicSez
*Lifts up 5's
"This seems more your size"
Bro...sickest burn ever
Yeah, except unless I’m mistaken, Hank actually ends up out lifting all of them.
@@fishfossils8858you are mistaken
1:29 "I know, but I'm talking about SMALL people" Respect.
It’s crazy how as a kid they make Bill and his friends seem like the jerks.
But in reality, he was the most confident and happy he’s ever been.
Hank felt uncomfortable because he was using it more as a hobby than a commitment and decided to establish rules in a place that was never his to begin with.
Hank paid for a lot of that stuff. He OWNED it. The gym rats came in and took over what he and the others all paid for together.
@@PREDATEURLT I'm willing to bet you wouldn't like someone using your summer house in the winter months just because you are not using it, while also being a jerk to you
Why do you need two houses mfer
@@marcelzed1154 I think a better analogy would be "Someone breaking in and doing whatever they wanted in your house while you're away."
Personally, I think these guys NEEDED to get their asses kicked (maybe by Martial Artist or something) or at least have some universal karma crap happen to them. They actively told Bill that they would help him, proceeded to make the neighborhood Gym theirs, then made Bill distance his friends and neighbors and once he needed someone to help him medically, they just left him to rot and went to play cards...inside HIS House.
Bill prolapsed his anus.
Bill’s quest towards hyperborea
Looks like the real Hyperborea was all the gains we made along the way 😭
Soon brother retvrn
They wanted to stop his grind but they were too WEAK!
Hank got absolutely mogged
The leg press wasn't
They can't stop the BILLDOZER!!!
I need friends like that. I workout 6 days a week but find myself sometimes not pushing myself as there is no one to push me. Used to have a buddy in college that I worked out with everyday and we pushed eachother super hard and the gains were impressive.
It's always harder to lift alone then when you don't have someone there to hold you accountable, but it's the quality of your character as a man that will carry you through to success.
WHOS GONNA CARRY THE BOATS!!!!!!!
Yea but if Hank mother f*cking Hill tells you to ease up a bit you ease up a bit.
I always enjoyed working out alone. You get into a zone. I would push until it got easy and then increase weight. Then every few months I would change my whole routine and rotate through routines. The only thing is you need some one to spot you. I just never wanted to talk to someone when working out. I wan to focus and do my thing.
Take more rest days and lift heavier on your lift days. Mentzer method works
THE PUMP
You looking to fight the sniffles or max your pump?!
Im looking to pump my sniffle
@@_Lakerg MAC MY PUMP!
I actually fucking hated the ending to this episode. I wish shows were willing to let go of "muh status quo".
That problem with every show comic book and media nowadays
This Video is the true motivation W poster W bill W his gym bros
W comment
It’s really too bad Bill was in the worst shape of his life. But when he started lifting he became a new man.
I would say he became someone else's man. To be your own man you need to make your own decisions and do what you want. Bill was basically being told what to do, every hour, of every day. That something was exercise.
He still was a sub5
@@TheAllcreatorLiveArchives exercise shouldn’t be like that. It should be a necessity for having a healthy body and improving quality of life. But yeah your right. Then those guys abandoned him when he needed it.
@@warnertesla8297 True but those Arms and Legs were impressive.
For anyone who hasn't seen the full episode. Bill's body gives out when he is bench pressing weights alone and gets trapped underneath and would have died if Hank didn't show up and save him. He then gives up lifting weights because he was pushing his body too hard and almost killed himself.
And went back being fat and depressed .
It wasn't from bench pressing. He got stuck on the leg press.
@@Joeybsmooth Where did you get depressed from?
@@bread-bz3zhHave you ever seen this show?
There's a whole episode dedicated to the gang spending a month watching over him in shifts because he keeps trying to unalive himself.
Bill and the gym gang were the good guys in this episode. They just had to make the ending a situation where Bill went back to his old ways to keep the character going. The show would’ve gotten out of pocket if every episode after this one had Bill as a dedicated bodybuilder
Bill turned into a beast
people will call this toxic masculinity but what that is is sticking to your guns and putting up wit hthe pains of training and enjoying the results.
Bill put it plainly, everyone is lazy. If you're fat it because you dont work on yourself.
i was lean up until i hit my 20s then started to gain weight. now im 29 and im tired to being fat. am now dieting and working out at the gym. im glad i started to.
"only when the PAIN of being FAT is GREATER than the PAIN of TRAINING. only then, will people start working on themselves" -Big Nick 2023
I hope u're still on.
Good for you bro. Im proud of all the bro's who fight through it all and better themselves. We're all gonna make it.
You better not have given up.
I think you missed where the toxicity was.
I mean the toxicity was more being a jerk and ditching his friends. You can build yourself up without tearing down others.
More motivated watching this than any gym/fitness content on socials😂
Glad you enjoyed it friend 😄
2:29 OMG it's godly joke! Always smiling on this moment, when rewatching this video)
LMAO watching it for the first time i got a loud laugh
Wow, it's been i while since i wrote this comment. I'm continue doing sports, and i have really good results already)
Nobody likes cardio, but nobody likes starting to develop heart problems at 45, either.
True that 😢
Shit I should do more cardio
Lucky for me after two years of non-stop cardio I don't ever have to worry about that.
This goes unnaturally HARD
Always wanted bill to kick his depression and end the show in a healthy place
I liked this too much
'These look about your size.' 😂
Masterpiece
If you see a man with jacked arms and a gut. He's most likely a dad and he will absolutely crush you like a leaf
You maybe
@@TheAllcreatorLiveArchivesyou too
This video made me realize something. Like Bill, I was once fat and out of shape. I’ve been working out recently and my brother told me it showed. However, my belly keeps hanging out the bottom of my shirt, and I feel fat. Only after watching Bill do I realize my new muscles might be moving my shirt up on me
Now that ive joined a gym, its nice to know that all the stereotypes of the muscle-head gym bros aren't 100% true. You have some jerks, but the guys ive met are super nice and supportive
Fun fact, one of these guys is voiced by Brave and Bold Batman/Hoss Delgado from Billy and Mandy.
Awesome. I didn't know that. The shorter one is also voiced by Macho Man Randy Savage. Awesome episode in general.
Honestly, it would have been cool if after Bill learned the lesson of not being a jerk here that he kept up the routine and stayed fit.
one of the best natural bodybuilder
Its the tragedy of Bill. He has the potential to do anything but he is his own worst enemy.
damn, bill’s body got some amazing muscle memory!
Watchout for your cornhole, Bill. Now grab my arm. Other arm. My other arm.
Big Lenny build
I’ll tells you whoat? Fatality.
wow. yup
He went from a pathetic military Barber and the weakest guy in the his friend group to now making his old friends look like nothing probably going to get his job back and now his life expectancy has doubled
Hank should be more supportive there
I remember thisone
And i remember thosse times
It was fun
It's only showing my views? Lol I love this 💪
Much love brother thanks for the support
Based
Wtf is this? It's like watching a fictional retelling of some frat boys dorm years 😂
Rip leg day
Didn't bill have a heart attack during this?
It's easy for people to rewrite accurate depictions of real world situation with a RUclips video. The reality is that this episode showcased the stuff that everyone on this video wants to pretend doesn't happen regularly. I lost good friends because of steroid usage, and weight training like this. I have 2 cousins who are disabled because of these types of people trying to push there self esteem down and force them to work out so much they destroy there body. Pain does not equal gain, it equals regret.
What episode was this? I never saw it (*・～・*)
Bill, Bulk and the Body Buddies Season 11, Episode 11. I watched it on Hulu, but you could probably find it anywhere online.
@@_Lakerg thx man
yet, sometimes Cut is an important step for working out
I kinda wish they would have been more consistent with the arc of this episode. Bill getting huge and having behavioral/mood changed but not being on steroids just made the message really weird.
Either they should have gone the road where he wasnt taking gear and wasnt getting the results he wanted and becoming obsessed and disordered and had THAT be why they wanted him to take it easy. Or, keep the episode the same but have it so hes taking steroids, which contextualises his mood change and unrealistic growth and makes the fact that hes hurting his health with gear be the reason they want him to stop.
But doing it with pieces of both just makes it weird and confusing. Since hes just getting massive and having mood disorders for aparently no reason.
Agreed. I love king of the hill, but many of the takes are huge L's. Implying that improving one self and getting into lifting culture inherently makes one a worse person is ridiculous. I think the episode was trying to say that Bill was alienating his friends. I disagree however, when Bill wanted to take the steps to improve, Hank and the others looked down at him and were the ones who weren't supportive of him.
@@_Lakerg Gosh yeah sad too sense hank is a perfect character to get into lifting and keep it healthy and not invasive or jerk stereotype
also i think you should pin taylors comment
I’m sorry I thought you were a bear
Neues Hobby neue Freunde
I see 0 things wrong with this episode
в америке видимо нет тру друзей! в России как бы то ни было кентов не бросают )))!
Where’s the leg press?
Bill is the definition of Bipolar to me...
Comment section is lame as hell. Yes, push yourself. Yes, surround yourself with people willing to push you. But do it because you want to strengthen the bonds with the people you care about, and do it to build the confidence of others. You won't magically be a happier person by working out, you're just shutting the world out and deluding yourself into believing health and fitness is all that matters.
Sometimes all we have is the gym.
Bill is a unit. Those other guys were clearly juicing, but Bill is a Natty Beast.
That isn't Zyzz's theme but cool video.
Do you know what's the sad part of this episode of you really think about it bill just has bad friends that don't want him to get better like yeah I get that he didn't need to go to the hospital for pushing himself a little too hard but after recovery they could have tried to convince him to get back into it and he still could have stayed in contact with his gym buddies or they could have started taking him to an actual gym but I feel like Hank and the others tried cutting bill off from those particular set of friends because they probably thought they were bad influences on him only do the fact that they didn't take him to the hospital and yeah I will admit they're not cool for not doing that for him but Bill didn't exactly you try to speak up for himself either when he should have let them know that he was in a lot of pain bill needs to find actual people that want him to be better
Bill told them "I need a doctor, I pushed too hard" and they ignored him. Multiple times bill said "no" when they put him in a different position. Any normal person would see Bill, who can't move, and call 911
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Was Bill ever this happy and confident? He does turn into a bit of a jerk.
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Never really liked this episode. Bill gets healthy, and confident, and his *Friends* shit on him
They literally save his life.