Met him once at a club, shared a conversation about trance and music festivals. never mentioned that he was zyzz. Humble and polite af. Mates showed me videos. I was shocked. He definitely didn't show his zyzz persona that night. He was genuine. So heartbreaking.
That was the days before every influencer, creator or online person with a slight following thinks everyone recognises them and uses the “do you know who I am?” line to get free hotel nights or entry into clubs etc Now a floppy haired kid walks in a restaurant with three friends and expects a free meal while playing “pranks” on the other customers claiming they’re promoting the place
@UV whats wrong with using gear? he aint a freak either. Edit: Peds are definitely very bad for your health. What I meant to say was that yes, it is bad for you, but people have their reasons for certain things and it is their body and their choice to do what they want with their body as long as they are not influencing others to use steroids.
I had zyzz make a couple of appearances in my nightclub back in the day and he was the nicest and most humble person. He was a gentleman and extremely respectful to all his my club patrons. He spent time with everyone that wanted his time. I was incredibly impressed. Out of all the international djs and celebrities I've worked with during those yrs zyzz would probably be my favourite collaboration. God bless his soul
As strange as it sounds it’s probably because he was bullied for being small and was intelligent so he knew how to be humble. The Internet personalities that are the worst are the spoilt ones that never had confrontation growing up like Jack Docherty, Jake Paul, Tanner Cook etc
It's so crazy that back then he was embarrassed for people to know he was a Game Nerd, if you only knew how the world is now with all of these gamers and social media. R.i.p legend
Imagine if he was still alive now in the social media era. He was so ahead of his time it’s fuckin insane. Forever mirin’ brah, we’re all gonna make it!
ZYZZ was the original OG Instagram influencer except he actually wants to have positive effect on others to be more confident & grow as a person! Legend!
"There's a little Zyyz in all of us" and "we're all gonna make it brah" are enough anyone needs to hear and see to head to the gym. R.i.p Zyyz. A true role model.
I remember 10 years ago when I was 15, I saw the video "The Legacy" of Zyzz and I got up and went to the gym and I never stopped. It motivated me so much and I cannot thank him enough, even though he's not here physically with us, he'll always live through us. Forever mirin'
Hey there! 💪 Your comment hit close to home for me too. Zyzz's "The Legacy" had the same profound impact on my life. It's incredible how he continues to inspire us, even though he's not here in person. The gym became my second home, and the motivation he instilled is something I carry with me every day. Together, we keep his legacy alive. Forever mirin' and forever grateful for the inspiration he shared. Keep pushing, my friend! 🌟💙
“Don’t ever pay people out or put people down. Instead just put yourself up and let the haters do their thing. Id rather be a person that’s hated on, than a person that does the hating. A wise man once said… Haters gonna hate!” - Zyzz
This man's videos told me to change and never give up in my time I thought I couldn't do it and just settle as is so I wont get hurt no more. Bless this man wherever he is now.
thank you ZYZZ for trying to make the world just a little better for every single one of us, you will never be forgotten "NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER"
Never knew anything about Zyzz until now. Interesting and heartfelt story! Seems like he impacted a lot of people, and I really admire the heart of such a positive force. I just started going to the gym more seriously, and it really does change you physically. But at our heart, we are often the same.
Great editing, I felt the emotion you wanted to convey in the video. Great music and transitions. I’m very inspired. Keep making videos, I am inspired by you. I just found your channel and it’s awesome! Thank you!
On the internet, a decade is equivalent to a million years. Can't believe after 10 years, he is still remembered. He is a legend after all. Rest in peace Zyzz
@@Rdizzle512 No, he didn't. He was saying a decade on the internet would be equal to a million years in the actual world. So for Zyzz to be remembered after 10 years, it would be like remembering someone in history from a million years ago.
A very smart and intelligent man, who acted superficial just to be accepted by others. By doing this, he discovered himself also, and left the best of him to the world. He was right, everybody has a Zyzz inside waiting to come out, fighting the deamons of mind. R.I.P. Zyzz
@@J0SHUAKANE What about smokers? Isn't nicotine a drug? Do they also kill themselves when they get lungh cancer or heart Attack? Should we negate them healtcare? 70% of the american population Is obeese. Do they all want to die? Isn't also food a drug? You never drunk, never smoked? Come on. Everybody does stupid things. It doesn't mean you're a stupid person. What about all the people who live long time without living for real a single day? Time Is nothing. What really matters Is the impact your life have on the planet. And Zyzz changed many people' life for the better.
@@J0SHUAKANE Damn bro. That's a harsh assessment. Zyzz suffered from anxiety issues. He probably took those drugs because it made him feel confident and less insecure. He was flawed like any one of us.
@Ok Gst XD you don’t get that big that fast.lol maybe learn about anabolic steroids sometime. Still takes hard work and dedication, but he definitely was on roids. 😂
Such a shame he died so young 🥺 I met him at a festival (might have been tiesto at Moore Park) and he was so nice, I remember him giving props to my partner at the time who'd been training "don't be a modest cnt bro" Zyzz said to him while praising his efforts 😂 RIP Zyzz you legend!
Bumped into him in the toilets at a rave (Transmission I think) in Homebush around 2007.. Didn't know who he was, he didn't know me, but his face lit up like we were good mates. Asked my name, where I was from, having a good night? do I come to these often? (I was about twice his age then). Our paths crossed a couple of times after that, and even though I knew about him online by then.. he still made the effort to come up and say hi... I was a nobody. Such a friendly, softly spoken, likable guy.
Brings back memories. I actually hired him at EB Games before he got into fitness. Shy kid at first, then really changed himself. Shame he went at such a young age. Very nice bloke!
@@hellur3474 No that's the typical Zyzz fanboy response when you tell them that their "god" was a druggie and a terrible role model and some shitty little dark age edit doesn't make him a deity.
I am young and Zyzz's influence was past my time. I have always heard stories of Zyzz, but it is amazing to know how much of an inspiration he was, and his story. He inspires me, even if I wasn't around for when the events unfolded. He is a staple to the fitness community, and it is nice to know the story of how it happened. Fly high Zyzz🕊
He may be gone but his soul is still roaming around till to this day.he inspired billions of people that went from an obese/skinny person to a masterpiece similar to him! Rest in peace.
Zyzz saved my life back in 2013. I had just lost my ex, had no job, and was morbidly obese. I started watching his vids and because of that I started reading up on nutrition and lifting. I went from 311lbs to 197 lbs in 8 months. I got healthier, smarter and started enjoying life again. I've since gained some weight back but I'm came here to look for inspiration again and I found it. Not gonna lie, this video made me cry. Never knew the guy but I felt like I truly did, I think we all feel like we knew him to some extent. Feels like we lost a friend.
Zyzz is not just a person. Zyzz is a state of mind. Zyzz is progress. Zyzz is achievement. Zyzz is success. The embodiment of what's possible, whilst still staying true to yourself. Zyzz was a nerd and a ripped bro. There's a bit of Zyzz in all of us. RIP to the real king of Sydney. RIP to the ambassador of getting ripped and being yourself. I can't believe this was like 12 years ago man. Feels like yesterday. I'm from Sydney, and I have bumped into Chestbrah a few times. Their legacies will live on forever, as long as we keep their names alive.
I’ve just discovered Zyzz, got my ass back on the weights. Suffered a shoulder injury 2 years ago and stopped working out. Now I’m back…… Thank you Zyzz. I love the saying “There is a little Zyzz in all of us”
Yo the girl that was hating on him on video was actually trolling along with Zyzz. She was a personal friend of his, and homie was in on the joke. She came back on video and provided proof, by calling his personal # to substantiate her claim. Feel bad for her cause she got destroyed on the internet ever since lol RIP Zyzz. “Get Ripped or Die Mirin”
@@basic4809 i remember the comments back then too, many ppl confirmed. Plus how would she obtain his personal cell number? back then things were not easy to get like they are today
@@kenmken He is probably one of those people who have been misinformed about Zyzz by those memes who portray him as motivating people to look down at women.
Videos of him and motivational videos of him are what made me inspired to start working out, I was slightly overweight at the beginning of the summer and I got myself doing workouts and joining sports and now I am in the best shape I have been and I am the most happy I have been, I still have work to do but I am well on my way and won’t be quitting
I started getting in the gym this year. Trained for like 2 months and quit. Saw some zyzz vods. Been training daily for 6 months now. Zyzz you are a legend forever.
I’m a girl and I found zyzz when I needed him the most in my life. He taught me that anything is possible if you believe in yourself and work hard for your goals. I went from a bulimic 43kg teen to a 50kg fit and motivated young woman. It was a long and rough journey but seeing him become who he wanted to become motivated me to keep going. Zyzz will always have a special place in my heart, we’re all gonna make it brahs 💪🏻🥰
Zyzz changed my life in the last 6 months. I always knew about him a bit. But I really got inspired and influenced by him lately. Every day at the gym Im reminded and inspired by him. Hardstyle remixs with Zyzz speeches in them pump me up. Every set I'm struggling with I just know he would be supporting all of us to keep going. And I always chuck the zyzz pose with every tiny bit of progress. Zyzz was a wonderful human being. And there's a little bit of Zyzz in all of us. If Chest Brah ever sees this, everyone loves you bro, you inspire me every day too
I was watching a video on embracing masculinity and there was several clips of him. He was a big motivation for me to start going to the gym more and working on my confidence/mental health. I’ve only been going for about three months but I’ve seen a major difference in my ascetics and strings but more importantly my confidence.
Bruce Lee once said "The key to immortality is living a life worth remembering". Zyzz will live on forever through those of us he inspired, those we ourselves inspire, and those that we inspire will do so in their lives. Thank you Zyzz for being a light to us all as you suffered in your own darkness.
I am here again after 1 year . Gained 14 pound of pure muscle and I remember that while I started doing gym , I got this video which introduced me to Zyzz . We all gonna make it brah.
It’s insane how much legacy this kid has left behind they say a man dies twice, when he’s actually dies and when his name is never mentioned anymore. Zyzz is very much alive in our hearts
His soul's mission was clear from the start: he needed to be an icon. And icons need to die in order to be remembered. He will ALWAYS be that young, charismatic and extremely fit character in our minds. He will never stop inspiring!
im not even into bodybuilding or am i going to the gym but i can just feel the influence aziz had and still has maybe gonna pick up some weights soon LONG LIVE AZIZ
He got me threw one of the darkest times in my life. By embracing his philosophy of being ripped cut and a sick cont when you're down and and you're the most broken emotionally just pour it all in your training and use the pain in your heart to blow away the dark emotions like storm clouds until you burn them away in The Sun shines again as your newfound ripped physique meets with your new revitalize confidence and sense of self and purpose and direction. It was a mindset that genuinely saved my life
his fallibility makes him a hero. He is like Greek Gods: born with great power but their issues were just as great as their power making them great sinners just as well as heroes. Zyzz is the hero we love because he embodied the problems we all have while striving to be the best we can. We are all gonna make it brah!
In the end, he was a kind gentle soul that left behind love and inspiration for so many people. Regardless of how you feel about how he lived, he still inspired generations of young people to work on themselves and while we have matured since then, he still gave us that first push.
@@daMillenialTrucker well it looks like I'm fucked. Aint no way in hell I will be able to contact them, I live in India, so sadly I guess I can't do anything from the other end of the world.
@@Fonch117 did you even watch the video, he literally inspired people to be more confident and make a better version of themselves. if you dont respect that then you might wanna self reflect. watch the end of the video again
"Everyone's got a little bit of Zyzz in them" hits hard and legit fuels me with energy and motivation. Keep grinding brahs, we're all gonna make it. RIP Zyzz.
I'm glad you get energy and motivation from him but I think you need to find a better role model. Zyzz was a troubled man who used drugs to cope for his own insecurities. He never had to grind, he just took drugs to do it, destroyed his body, and died. RIP Zyzz, may nobody else follow in your footsteps.
Its 10 Years already and People still make videos about him and talk about him, i think this is one of the biggest proofs that he is one if not the biggest asthetics/bodybuilding Legend... R.I.P Zyzz
Saw a guy doing the "zyzz pose" in the gym just yesterday here in a tier 3 city in India and I was surprised to see how far Zyzz's influence has reached. It actually put a smile on my face when I saw that jacked guy do it because it was like a "Zyzz lives on through us" moment.
@@cyd3ria135 Nobody I know knows about Zyzz either. Then again my friends aren't gym goers. I think people usually involved in powerlifting and fitness are aware of Zyzz. I'm aware of him because I started going to the gym when those memes became popular last year.
I remember Zyzz’s huge impact on the fitness industry, & both the positive & negative things people felt about him…but this is the most in-depth & respectful video I’ve ever seen about Zyzz & his legacy. Well done Josh!
@@brettjosh I didn’t realize how much I didn’t know about him, how he started out, or what direction he had shifted to pursuing towards the end. I developed a new appreciation for him after watching this. Looking forward to seeing what’s coming next!
@@FitLabb Yeah I had no idea he tried to change direction. But I was there on /b/ when Zyzz was alive and the whole community around him, and himself, seemed pretty toxic to me. My memories of him in those days aren't positive. I'm glad he tried to change.
@Erwin Lii There was a lot of powerful stuff you said there, & you’ll probably be surprised to hear that I actually agree with a good amount of it. I believe that a person’s purpose for doing anything in life matters (including pursuing a fit & healthy lifestyle), as it defines their “why” & which path they set out on. While Zyzz got his start because of a childhood where he was bullied (incredibly similar to my experience, as being badly bullied was the single biggest reason that I started working out as well), he & I took very different paths from there, as we developed a very different purposes after that point. Internet fame might be a big part of why that happened with him, but I don’t know enough to assume anything…..But that’s why I said what I did about the positives & negatives about him, & also why I was happy to learn that he had been changing his ways to want to be a much better role model, & use his influence for good in the latter part of his life. After all, It’s the purpose that guides us in what we do that ultimately comes to define us, and I also believe that people are capable of changing that about themselves along the path of their life. What you said about wanting a better body like me or Zyzz, and that nothing is effortless or comes without a cost also struck me for several reasons. On one hand, I’m well aware that Zyzz took PEDs to achieve his physique. I don’t judge people who choose to take PEDs, as whatever they do with their body is their business…..However I DO take issue with it when they are dishonest about it, especially when the main reason they present that lie is to sell products or services while pretending they achieved their physique naturally. I also don’t like how it reinforces body dysmorphia and the setting of unrealistic goals to countless people out there. I don’t know enough about Zyzz to know if he lied about his PED use, or lied to sell things, but sadly the fitness industry is FULL of people who do that, and who do actively prey on people’s desperation & insecurities as you said. In my case, please don’t judge a book by its cover, as I’ve always been the polar opposite of all that nonsense. I started working out at 14 years old, & I’m now a 42 year old married father of 2 young boys who I aim to be the best possible role model for every single day. Achieving my fitness goals did come from great consistent efforts over the last 28 years, and the main “costs” for me have been removing a future of likely poorer health, becoming more confident, having a productive outlet for when I have a bad day, and my time. I have NEVER touched a single drug of any kind my entire life, nor will I ever, and that’s something I’m incredibly proud of. So I am here to tell you that you can achieve reasonable & attainable fitness goals for yourself, & you shouldn’t let all the BS, lies, & scams out there stop you from putting in the positive & productive efforts to start following a regular exercise program that’s both appropriate, sustainable, & enjoyable for you…..because I promise that your future self will thank you for doing that! Every bit of time & effort I’ve put in the gym over all these years has been worth it, as it’s improved my life in innumerable ways, and has even been my career for the last 20 years as a fitness professional who gets to actually help people become the best, happiest, & healthiest versions of themselves every single day. And I do that with the utmost amount of integrity, because at the end of every day, I have to not only look in the mirror and like who I see, but I also have to answer to my kids to make sure they’re proud of their Dad too. Long story short, I’m with you as I actually share many of the same frustrations with the industry that you have. That’s one of the main reasons I threw my hat into the ring last year as well, by founding an online fitness coaching platform and a RUclips channel, both of which operate with the utmost of honesty & integrity. So thank you for leaving that thoughtful & important comment, and I wanted to let you know that there are actually good people in the industry who do truly care about doing things the right way & actually helping people who need & want it. And with that said, feel free to reach out anytime at all either in the comments or with a DM on Instagram, as I’m always happy to field any questions you might have, & I promise you’ll never be bothering me. Wishing you all the best Erwin! 👍
I can't imagine losing my younger bro especially after watching him succeed and grow beyond my own capability and legacy even whilst I'm still alive to live my legacy. That just goes to show the Legendary status of such a person with humility.
Just imagine if he never died. The amount of influence he would have had... how big of a RUclipsr he could have been. A world with a few weekly vlogs uploaded by Zyzz would be amazing. Although there is the argument that would he have been such a legacy and inspiration if he didnt die. RIP to the Father of Aesthetics
I get the feeling that it was his death and the combination of other things that still makes him a talked about topic today, I don’t know but I feel like if he wouldn’t of died he wouldn’t be seen as much as a legend
I discovered Zyzz today through the "reject weakness, embrace strength" videos and Im so motivated to get back into the gym with my gi or boxing gloves on now that my quarantine has ended, impressive how inspirational somebody can be even after death, we'd make him all proud so how do you say? keep 'mirin, we're all gonna make it brah
Zyzz seriously deserves a fuckin statue for real❤️ He inspired me seriously. I was diagnosed with autism at 2 1/2 years old and I was bullied my whole life and my life was just living in pain and misery! When I found the gym, Zyzz and Chestbrah were the first influencers that I looked up to and they inspired me to embrace my autism and embrace of who I am to change my lifestyle from being nervous stressed and anxious all the time to being confident and aesthetic! They made me realize that being autistic is apart of me and it’s something natural to me! Haters are gonna hate. Thank you Zyzz❤️❤️❤️
I'm 22 years old, been obese all my life... Started going to the gym and dieting about 2 months ago, already down from 242lbs to 221lbs. Zyzz's spirit makes me smile on the days I feel like giving up. He taught me that it was time to reject gluttony and embrace masculinity. Love and miss you brah! UPDATE: 05/10/2022 I really never expected this comment to get this much love, the community and culture Zyzz has created is truly unmatched. As of today I weighed in just under 210 pounds. I’m going for gold, we’re all going to make it brah! UPDATE: 06/10/2022 First of all… I appreciate each and every last one of you have commented some motivation. Love you guys more than you know! This month I’m disappointed to say I’ve only dropped about 4 pounds, making my new lowest weight 206. BUT, I’m seeing REAL results and a that’s enough for me to keep pushing! Love you guys! Zyzz would be proud of all of us! UPDATE: 07/13/2022 This weight loss shit is getting hard. However, I'm pleased to announce I have finally made it under 200 (current weight: 198.6) I've reached a point in my journey where I've had to change things up to get results. I've began experimenting with prolonged fasting and only drinking a salt water mixture to get me through. This has been the first time in my life I've completed a 72 hour fast (last week). The gym was brutal hahaha. I'm still making solid gains, really grateful for how much I've slimmed down and put on muscle. My focus is getting sharper, confidence is increasing, and life is truly getting better. To everyone who's commented so far, I love you... This comment section is the only group I actually talk to about my progress lol. Until next time brah! We're all gonna make it! UPDATE: 09/10/2022 Sorry I missed last months update! However... I'm absolutely crushing it! This has honestly turned into the best year of my life. I weighed in this morning at 185.2 and I'm truly so stoked on how my body is looking. Over the past 2 months I've had to get really serious about educating myself on the full scope of healthy living, I'm talking diet, fitness, you name it. Get inspired my fellow sick cunts! I want to see every last one of us win!!!
Through action, a Man becomes a Meme. Through death, a Meme becomes a Legend. Through time, a Legend becomes a Myth. And by learning from the Myth, a Man takes action. Long Live Zyzz.
Damn bro also everyone in June be talking about how they become they them or something but none knows about how it was also men’s mental health month man like people are always neglecting mental health mostly men
ΥΣΤΕΡΟΦΗΜΙΑ: The greatest ideal for Ancient Greeks, the idea of creating something so big that’s eternal to a degree that everyone will remember you even decades and centuries after you are gone. Zyzz achieved this.
@@Abhil295 Eesterro-Fimmia Is the best way to write it phonetically in English. It means fame after death. An example of this is the burning of the temple of Artemis at ephesus. When the man who burned it was questioned as to why he did it, he said it was so he would be remembered in history forever. A law was created banning mentioning his name in speech or writing so he would be forgotten, this didn't work. His name was Herostratus and he got exactly what he wanted.
This man has inspired millions globally. He's the reason I started going to the gym. I've been skinny my entire life, bones poking out 24/7. I went from a little under 150 to 160 in just a couple of months, and its only the beginning of the journey. Thank you brah, thank you for letting me know that we're all going to make it 🔱
Zyzz went to my high school pictured in this video. Years after he graduated his legacy lives on and his influence has inspired many from my school to better there lives and start going to the gym.
@@caimanshinebisu2018 that's absolutely wrong, what you're saying is "keep going in the wrong direction and you'll live". Nah, everyone should be fit, and being bulked doesn't mean you'll only live for only 30 years, as a matter of fact, it actually extends your life expectancy, Zyzz died because he overdid it, and like a friend used to say "too much of a good thing isn't good anymore"
@Arif Sakir I know he motivated many people, If he didn't overdo it, he would've inspired at least half of the internet. I never knew about him, I've got my own motivations.
@@gregtheseatreaderleviathan4609 no he's saying that if you burn 2x as much fuel you will theoretically get 2x the output but it will only last half as long, because you still have the same amount of fuel, but now you're burning it 2x as fast to get more output. For instance adding a second light to a battery operated light set up. Not sure what this has to do with this zuzz guy but oh well.
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"We all gonna make it brahs"
Words to live by
then you die from drug abuse at 22
@Big Dragon for what reason do you come here? for what reason did you play the video? do something useful with your life
@Big Dragon go touch some weights brah.
@Big Dragon He did make it and you will too.
@Big Dragon yes your mom did it 😎😎😎🍼🍼🍼🍼
Changed my life for the better back in 2014
Forever mirin' and grateful
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Met him once at a club, shared a conversation about trance and music festivals. never mentioned that he was zyzz. Humble and polite af. Mates showed me videos. I was shocked. He definitely didn't show his zyzz persona that night. He was genuine. So heartbreaking.
he probably liked that you didn’t know who he was
Zyzz was an online persona, an alter ego. I also heard that he was a nice and humble person
That was the days before every influencer, creator or online person with a slight following thinks everyone recognises them and uses the “do you know who I am?” line to get free hotel nights or entry into clubs etc
Now a floppy haired kid walks in a restaurant with three friends and expects a free meal while playing “pranks” on the other customers claiming they’re promoting the place
@@TayWoodewell said
bro literally looked like a real life Tekken character
steroids
@@shabkheti-ns9zr Who hurt you bro???
@@shabkheti-ns9zr AND hard work - there I redacted it for you
He was the real life Kamina from Gurren Lagann.
Zyzz video sighted, like and comment provided
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Ohhhhh legend back guy spotted like and a reply provided
Smol bacc
❤️❤️💪
@@matthewhiggins6842 how is your back looking?
“ A man truly dies when his name is forgotten” Zyzz is forever
That is up to us. To tell our children and inspire them with the legacy that Aziz left behind. We owe him at least that much
@@GLITCHED1 true If someone asks me who gave me motivation to workout I’ll just tell them to search up zyzz
@UV whats wrong with using gear? he aint a freak either.
Edit: Peds are definitely very bad for your health. What I meant to say was that yes, it is bad for you, but people have their reasons for certain things and it is their body and their choice to do what they want with their body as long as they are not influencing others to use steroids.
His name won’t be remembered after this generation. Hell, he isn’t even that widely known. Plus he’s a douchebag
@UV i meant i know its bad for you but dont be rude to people who use it, its their own body and its their choice, its not wrong for them to do it
I had zyzz make a couple of appearances in my nightclub back in the day and he was the nicest and most humble person. He was a gentleman and extremely respectful to all his my club patrons. He spent time with everyone that wanted his time. I was incredibly impressed. Out of all the international djs and celebrities I've worked with during those yrs zyzz would probably be my favourite collaboration. God bless his soul
As strange as it sounds it’s probably because he was bullied for being small and was intelligent so he knew how to be humble. The Internet personalities that are the worst are the spoilt ones that never had confrontation growing up like Jack Docherty, Jake Paul, Tanner Cook etc
night club? e cosa faceva
i feel for his brother! i lost my big bro when i was 17 he was 22 and theres nothing that will ever fill the hole of losing your main man
Mate I feel sorry for your lost but this guy abused steroids an absolute embarrassment on anybody’s life
may your brother and zyzz live on forever. a man dies when his name is mentioned for the last time.
Bless bro
God is on your side brother 🙏🏽
@@jamesthomas6611 You didnt understand nothing, such an idiot bro
It's so crazy that back then he was embarrassed for people to know he was a Game Nerd, if you only knew how the world is now with all of these gamers and social media. R.i.p legend
I felt the same way. Im still a game nerd though lol
@@ZarisWhiteFoot Game Nerd + Fitness = Zyzz 🤝💯
Back then it wasn't cool to be a nerd though.. nobody bragged about playing video games, wat hang cartoons and shit like that.
Dude, I lied about being a gamer through school in the 2000’s, man.
@@MIGU3L2K lol we all did man, I was even fuckin playing yugi o still Hhah
Imagine if he was still alive now in the social media era. He was so ahead of his time it’s fuckin insane. Forever mirin’ brah, we’re all gonna make it!
He woulda staple his name as a brand and everything 🔥 but now he is still admired and we all going to make it bruhh 💪🏽🔱
Wait he is dead?!!!!!!
How did he die???????!!!!!!!
@@amaar6588 due to cardiac arrest
@@amaar6588 cardiac arrest because he was taking steroids
@@amaar6588 did you even watch the video
"I'm quite articulate. You mirin' my eloquence, brah?"
💀 💀
This man has been dead for 10 years now and people still remember his influence.
ZYZZ was the original OG Instagram influencer except he actually wants to have positive effect on others to be more confident & grow as a person! Legend!
Yeah except he died before instagram existed
@@skonafid u missed the point lol
Didn’t think I’d see you here lol
@levan gaspirini arm wrestling fan ayee? come at me brah
People bullied Zyzz into steroiduse and now they applaud themselves that they killed a normal functioning man.
"There's a little Zyyz in all of us" and "we're all gonna make it brah" are enough anyone needs to hear and see to head to the gym. R.i.p Zyyz. A true role model.
*ZYZZ DID NOT MAKE IT* 👋👋👋🤣🤣🤣
@@theokguy9837 yeah he died but his legacy is still here so basically kinda made it
@@daquandaleshaqueefjackson5472 he wore eyeliner 🤣🤣🤣
@@theokguy9837 what does that have to do with anything
@@daquandaleshaqueefjackson5472 he paved the way for gay bodybuilders everywhere 🙌🌈
I remember 10 years ago when I was 15, I saw the video "The Legacy" of Zyzz and I got up and went to the gym and I never stopped. It motivated me so much and I cannot thank him enough, even though he's not here physically with us, he'll always live through us. Forever mirin'
Brahhhh Zyzzzzzzz forever!!!!
Hey there! 💪 Your comment hit close to home for me too. Zyzz's "The Legacy" had the same profound impact on my life. It's incredible how he continues to inspire us, even though he's not here in person. The gym became my second home, and the motivation he instilled is something I carry with me every day. Together, we keep his legacy alive. Forever mirin' and forever grateful for the inspiration he shared. Keep pushing, my friend! 🌟💙
lucky for you it wasn't a recruitment video for ISIS you watched. Could of been really life changing.
talk about gullible.
R.I.P Zyzz we will forever miss you
"We're all gonna make it, brah".
So basically, he’s the gigachad before “the gigachad”.
Adonissss.
OG gigachad
the original gigachad
The early 2010's Gigachad
He is not the subject to gigachad he is the subject
“Don’t ever pay people out or put people down. Instead just put yourself up and let the haters do their thing. Id rather be a person that’s hated on, than a person that does the hating. A wise man once said… Haters gonna hate!” - Zyzz
Ain’ters gonna ain’t
If you think THAT is genius, go read about Ghandi. Fuck me... the idiots being celebrated today by the youth. smh....
You mad brah ^
You are a bum Zyzz is more aesthetic and inspirational than Ghandi
Ironically he was terrible to people...
This man's videos told me to change and never give up in my time I thought I couldn't do it and just settle as is so I wont get hurt no more. Bless this man wherever he is now.
thank you ZYZZ for trying to make the world just a little better for every single one of us, you will never be forgotten
"NEVER JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER"
He accomplished more in 3-4 years then most people will in their life time. We're all going to make it brahs, forever mirin'
@UV He inspired thousands of people to become a better version of themselves.
@UV better than you
@@thatappleguy6207 childish response
@@EezoTheChezo is he wrong tho?
@UV No good leaders are without their flaws
Never knew anything about Zyzz until now. Interesting and heartfelt story! Seems like he impacted a lot of people, and I really admire the heart of such a positive force. I just started going to the gym more seriously, and it really does change you physically. But at our heart, we are often the same.
Great editing, I felt the emotion you wanted to convey in the video. Great music and transitions. I’m very inspired. Keep making videos, I am inspired by you. I just found your channel and it’s awesome! Thank you!
On the internet, a decade is equivalent to a million years. Can't believe after 10 years, he is still remembered. He is a legend after all. Rest in peace Zyzz
What a dumb statement. You basically contradicted yourself in it
@@Rdizzle512 you miring brah
@@Rdizzle512 No, he didn't. He was saying a decade on the internet would be equal to a million years in the actual world. So for Zyzz to be remembered after 10 years, it would be like remembering someone in history from a million years ago.
No one is gonna be remembered in a million years 😂
Or maybe it's equivalent to 10 yrs
Imagine if Zyzz was around when Tiktok is available. dude would be smashing the numbers
He would not only smash numbers
He would actually make tik tok a lot less cancerous
Though the Chinese spies are watching he'd get a lot of social credits since he's such a lovable chap
You're assuming he would have used Tiktok in the first place.
Papa franku + zyzz
Ah man that tiktok shit wouldn't even exist
A very smart and intelligent man, who acted superficial just to be accepted by others. By doing this, he discovered himself also, and left the best of him to the world. He was right, everybody has a Zyzz inside waiting to come out, fighting the deamons of mind. R.I.P. Zyzz
Killing yourself with drugs is not smart. This guy is a prime example of how NOT to live.
@@J0SHUAKANE What about smokers? Isn't nicotine a drug? Do they also kill themselves when they get lungh cancer or heart Attack? Should we negate them healtcare? 70% of the american population Is obeese. Do they all want to die? Isn't also food a drug? You never drunk, never smoked? Come on. Everybody does stupid things. It doesn't mean you're a stupid person. What about all the people who live long time without living for real a single day? Time Is nothing. What really matters Is the impact your life have on the planet. And Zyzz changed many people' life for the better.
@@J0SHUAKANE Damn bro. That's a harsh assessment. Zyzz suffered from anxiety issues. He probably took those drugs because it made him feel confident and less insecure. He was flawed like any one of us.
@@philkim8297I don't give a shit
Yeah most well adjusted adults don't have mental illness 😂 stfu
This is a great video. Super high quality and tells the story of Zyzz super well. I've watched so many times. Keep it up! RIP Zyzz.
Glad you enjoyed it!
10 year's later and we're all still Mirin you brah.
Forever mirin
@@smolgok384 brah
@Ok Gst XD you don’t get that big that fast.lol maybe learn about anabolic steroids sometime. Still takes hard work and dedication, but he definitely was on roids. 😂
@Nerd Basher nice rhyme 😆
@@torymma92 even if true, what about it? There are safe ways to take those things with proper follow-up with a physician.
Such a shame he died so young 🥺 I met him at a festival (might have been tiesto at Moore Park) and he was so nice, I remember him giving props to my partner at the time who'd been training "don't be a modest cnt bro" Zyzz said to him while praising his efforts 😂
RIP Zyzz you legend!
Bumped into him in the toilets at a rave (Transmission I think) in Homebush around 2007.. Didn't know who he was, he didn't know me, but his face lit up like we were good mates. Asked my name, where I was from, having a good night? do I come to these often? (I was about twice his age then). Our paths crossed a couple of times after that, and even though I knew about him online by then.. he still made the effort to come up and say hi... I was a nobody.
Such a friendly, softly spoken, likable guy.
@@NowinLao Aww 🥺🥺 he really was
taking shitloads of drugs does that too you. why people worship this guy and his shitty habits like a god is beyond me.
@@NowinLao wow that's great man
@Big Dragon why would I lie? It serves me no purpose to lie.. but humor me, what makes you think that I am?
Legend Detected Motivation Accepted 🙌 We All Gonna Make It Brah
Thank you for this..I saw Zyzz on RUclips a few years ago and my life changed. His legacy will live on
Brings back memories. I actually hired him at EB Games before he got into fitness. Shy kid at first, then really changed himself. Shame he went at such a young age. Very nice bloke!
Very sad
man i remember eb games, lol. gamestop i think bought them out, but now gamestop is on its way out.
@@largedoggo3194 yeah that's the one! One of the first photos of Zyzz in a tie in this video is from the Carlingford store in Sydney, Australia
@@largedoggo3194 Gamestop is on the RISE my man
Stop the cap
Zyzz's lifestyle wasn't ideal, it was his message and positivity that made everyone love him
"Buh...buh...buhh...he had a good mindset..."
@@caimanshinebisu2018 r u having a stroke
@@hellur3474 No that's the typical Zyzz fanboy response when you tell them that their "god" was a druggie and a terrible role model and some shitty little dark age edit doesn't make him a deity.
@@caimanshinebisu2018 LMAOO
@@caimanshinebisu2018 his music ass too
I am young and Zyzz's influence was past my time. I have always heard stories of Zyzz, but it is amazing to know how much of an inspiration he was, and his story. He inspires me, even if I wasn't around for when the events unfolded. He is a staple to the fitness community, and it is nice to know the story of how it happened. Fly high Zyzz🕊
He may be gone but his soul is still roaming around till to this day.he inspired billions of people that went from an obese/skinny person to a masterpiece similar to him! Rest in peace.
Zyzz saved my life back in 2013. I had just lost my ex, had no job, and was morbidly obese. I started watching his vids and because of that I started reading up on nutrition and lifting. I went from 311lbs to 197 lbs in 8 months. I got healthier, smarter and started enjoying life again. I've since gained some weight back but I'm came here to look for inspiration again and I found it. Not gonna lie, this video made me cry. Never knew the guy but I felt like I truly did, I think we all feel like we knew him to some extent. Feels like we lost a friend.
time to shed that weight, brah.. you can do it
we didnt lose a friend, he is still inside us. everyone has a little bit of zyzz inside them!
That’s wonderful man, congratulations on getting healthier
Hope you have a good and healthy life
Homie, we are all gonna make it. You have done it before, and can do it again. I believe in you.
I'm in the same boat man
a true legend who will never be forgotten
Zac you my idol
Generic comment to fish for subs by zac 😴😴😴👎🗑
Who is ? The guy with the famous brother ? Can't remember his name ....
A true legend who supposedly did heroin and couldn't talk to girls unless he was on party drugs. Fucking shame that his demons killed him.
@@caimanshinebisu2018 I saw a clip of zyzz lifting *beaches,* and you still can't touch one! 🔥
He is the reason why I started working out and found that zyzz inside me.
Zyzz is not just a person. Zyzz is a state of mind. Zyzz is progress. Zyzz is achievement. Zyzz is success. The embodiment of what's possible, whilst still staying true to yourself. Zyzz was a nerd and a ripped bro. There's a bit of Zyzz in all of us. RIP to the real king of Sydney. RIP to the ambassador of getting ripped and being yourself. I can't believe this was like 12 years ago man. Feels like yesterday. I'm from Sydney, and I have bumped into Chestbrah a few times. Their legacies will live on forever, as long as we keep their names alive.
Zyzz is giving into weakness. Zyzz is taking the fast & easy way. Zyzz is being insecure.
@@J0SHUAKANE 😂😂😂
@@J0SHUAKANE Haha. Love to see the other side of the coin. I think I wrote my comment at 4am one day when I was drunk.
@@J0SHUAKANE bro everyone is insecure
I’ve just discovered Zyzz, got my ass back on the weights. Suffered a shoulder injury 2 years ago and stopped working out. Now I’m back…… Thank you Zyzz. I love the saying “There is a little Zyzz in all of us”
There's a little jizz in all of us ? 😳
Did we live the same past two years bro
@@kon7149 ayo
@@kon7149 kon= kom that sounds like cum or kum
Zyzz it up brah
Started gaining excitement going to gym because of Zyzz and Ronnie Coleman, this gave me consistency in hitting the gym for the first time.
He is with the angels now watching over us all 🙏
Thank you brother for changing my life and making me have believe in myself
Yo the girl that was hating on him on video was actually trolling along with Zyzz. She was a personal friend of his, and homie was in on the joke.
She came back on video and provided proof, by calling his personal # to substantiate her claim. Feel bad for her cause she got destroyed on the internet ever since lol
RIP Zyzz. “Get Ripped or Die Mirin”
@@basic4809 i remember the comments back then too, many ppl confirmed. Plus how would she obtain his personal cell number? back then things were not easy to get like they are today
@@basic4809 you can speculate from sunset to sundown, and at this point, the burden of proof is on YOU then. The floor is yours, good luck
@@basic4809 What a weird and outlandish assumption. Seems to come from mysoginy
@@kenmken Very weird indeed.
@@kenmken He is probably one of those people who have been misinformed about Zyzz by those memes who portray him as motivating people to look down at women.
Let’s go kings we are all gonna make it brahs
Hell yeah bruh
Yeeeeaa brah
I love you fellow brah
ye brah
Fuark! Brahs
the reason why I'm still in the gym over 10 years later, RIP Zyzz!!!!
Videos of him and motivational videos of him are what made me inspired to start working out, I was slightly overweight at the beginning of the summer and I got myself doing workouts and joining sports and now I am in the best shape I have been and I am the most happy I have been, I still have work to do but I am well on my way and won’t be quitting
I started getting in the gym this year. Trained for like 2 months and quit. Saw some zyzz vods. Been training daily for 6 months now. Zyzz you are a legend forever.
All we need is that little bit of Zyzz in us to get us going and achieving
we're all gonna make it brahs Fuaaark!!!!!!!! ruclips.net/channel/UCCtoPvpPISCHtAVXGL7XAPg
@Top Lobster I've been doing calisthenics since 2 years, i never quited because i know i could do it, if i decides to.
@Top Lobster I agree. In the first few months, the change is so drastic it makes you wonder how you will look when the real test of time finally hits.
Yes brah!
I’m a girl and I found zyzz when I needed him the most in my life. He taught me that anything is possible if you believe in yourself and work hard for your goals. I went from a bulimic 43kg teen to a 50kg fit and motivated young woman. It was a long and rough journey but seeing him become who he wanted to become motivated me to keep going. Zyzz will always have a special place in my heart, we’re all gonna make it brahs 💪🏻🥰
Same here. I’m a girl and I’m so devastated to know he’s dead 😭😭
Why don’t you post videos?
@@SirNippletonMcSugarteets y do they have to post vids?
*ZYZZ DID NOT MAKE IT* 👋👋👋🤣🤣🤣
we're all gonna make it brahs Fuaaark!!!!!!!! ruclips.net/channel/UCCtoPvpPISCHtAVXGL7XAPg
Zyzz changed my life in the last 6 months. I always knew about him a bit. But I really got inspired and influenced by him lately. Every day at the gym Im reminded and inspired by him. Hardstyle remixs with Zyzz speeches in them pump me up. Every set I'm struggling with I just know he would be supporting all of us to keep going. And I always chuck the zyzz pose with every tiny bit of progress. Zyzz was a wonderful human being. And there's a little bit of Zyzz in all of us.
If Chest Brah ever sees this, everyone loves you bro, you inspire me every day too
Really want to meet his brother some day for sure frfr
I was watching a video on embracing masculinity and there was several clips of him. He was a big motivation for me to start going to the gym more and working on my confidence/mental health. I’ve only been going for about three months but I’ve seen a major difference in my ascetics and strings but more importantly my confidence.
Well made Josh, glad you made a video on Zyzz and the link towards mental health. you do alot of good for the industry with your videos ❤
Hi matt xd
Never expected to see you here
This channel has become a hub for the most unexpected channels to appear
mat cs ??
yo i knew you gonna be i the comments
Bruce Lee once said "The key to immortality is living a life worth remembering". Zyzz will live on forever through those of us he inspired, those we ourselves inspire, and those that we inspire will do so in their lives. Thank you Zyzz for being a light to us all as you suffered in your own darkness.
Lol.
Yeah, you're right.
well said
Exactly! The legend and his legacy will leave forever!
That wasn't Bruce Lee that was John Wayne
Rest In Peace Brother.. Can especially relate with the anxiety part 😞Zyzz is and will always be a big part of the gym community💪
I am here again after 1 year . Gained 14 pound of pure muscle and I remember that while I started doing gym , I got this video which introduced me to Zyzz . We all gonna make it brah.
It’s insane how much legacy this kid has left behind they say a man dies twice, when he’s actually dies and when his name is never mentioned anymore. Zyzz is very much alive in our hearts
@Billy Shaw Nah its bs the old quote comes from the 3 mexican deaths. He just mentioned two.
@Billy Shaw didn't ask
A man also lives twice, one when you are living and the second life starts when you realise you only have 1
His soul's mission was clear from the start: he needed to be an icon. And icons need to die in order to be remembered. He will ALWAYS be that young, charismatic and extremely fit character in our minds. He will never stop inspiring!
Sad but true
No no no guys, he WANTED his heart to explode in his 20s from drug use! He planned this! I-I'm not crazy for simping over a dead drug user!
Rick and Morty
He 'spirin brah
we are all gonna make it!
im not even into bodybuilding or am i going to the gym but i can just feel the influence aziz had and still has maybe gonna pick up some weights soon LONG LIVE AZIZ
He got me threw one of the darkest times in my life. By embracing his philosophy of being ripped cut and a sick cont when you're down and and you're the most broken emotionally just pour it all in your training and use the pain in your heart to blow away the dark emotions like storm clouds until you burn them away in The Sun shines again as your newfound ripped physique meets with your new revitalize confidence and sense of self and purpose and direction. It was a mindset that genuinely saved my life
You got my respect, brother
his fallibility makes him a hero. He is like Greek Gods: born with great power but their issues were just as great as their power making them great sinners just as well as heroes.
Zyzz is the hero we love because he embodied the problems we all have while striving to be the best we can.
We are all gonna make it brah!
Fuaaarrrkkk
For real
That's a pretty powerful comment there. Ppl forget legends and heroes are often flawed as hell.
It makes him a tragic hero.
*ZYZZ DID NOT MAKE IT* 👋👋👋🤣🤣🤣
Zyzz is like bitcoin as the time passes his value increases over time
someone's having too much wine ^^
@@NotXboxiie thanks but no thanks we don't drink haram stuff
@@unknownplayer95 🤦🏾♂️
his value never increased overtime, he was always that diamond in a pile of hay, we just needed to find him, he always had a great value
Someone is in love with bitcoin 😂😂😂😂
In the end, he was a kind gentle soul that left behind love and inspiration for so many people. Regardless of how you feel about how he lived, he still inspired generations of young people to work on themselves and while we have matured since then, he still gave us that first push.
You don’t find zyzz, zyzz finds you
This was a straight up documentary about a dude I've never heard of and I was fully engaged.
Thank you for making such quality content.
@@gamer8622 hit your gym bruh,u dont deserve female
Lol same
Same
@Divyanshu Yadav lol dude
telling "U mirin, SON?" to GIRLS is the most Sigma male thing I've ever heard of. What a legend
u mean alpha?
Sigma male is a meme, did you use it seriously?
Please don't apply your bro astrology to this legend.
@@fatoumattatouray338 "bro astrology" is the most accurate thing I ever heard. Whoever believe in alpha sigma sh*t should stop already lmao.
@@Zarafin Yeah how could she? Every youtube comment should be 100% serious and thoughtful
I never knew zyzz passed away. I am so late to all of this but man was he dope. He really just knew how to be genuine cool dude. It’s just crazy.
We're all gonna make it brah
gymshark should honestly be paying zyzz's family a percentage of their earnings for stealing zyzz's blueprint
sadly they won’t
Chest brah can sue them..
@@claudius_drusus_ yeah man imma check on how to complain against em on google
@@Insigneon I know it's only been 21 minutes but how far did you get on your research?
@@daMillenialTrucker well it looks like I'm fucked. Aint no way in hell I will be able to contact them, I live in India, so sadly I guess I can't do anything from the other end of the world.
zyzz is our jesus
How and why? All he did was take a crap ton of drugs. Get jacked. Dance around and die. Yet now he is everybody's idol...
@@Fonch117 u got any proof that he took drugs ?
@@Fonch117 Yes. Who are your idols? What do you find inspiring?
@@A.S_05 i think he's referring to the PEDs mentioned in the vid
@@Fonch117 did you even watch the video, he literally inspired people to be more confident and make a better version of themselves. if you dont respect that then you might wanna self reflect. watch the end of the video again
I found Zyzz right after he died. The videos he and his brother put together were 90% of my inspiration in the early days.
I thought you meant literally was like "that must have been so traumatic!"
Literary after the ending song I fucken went straight to the gym what a video 🗽
"Everyone's got a little bit of Zyzz in them" hits hard and legit fuels me with energy and motivation. Keep grinding brahs, we're all gonna make it. RIP Zyzz.
Qqq
I'm glad you get energy and motivation from him but I think you need to find a better role model. Zyzz was a troubled man who used drugs to cope for his own insecurities. He never had to grind, he just took drugs to do it, destroyed his body, and died. RIP Zyzz, may nobody else follow in your footsteps.
Its 10 Years already and People still make videos about him and talk about him, i think this is one of the biggest proofs that he is one if not the biggest asthetics/bodybuilding Legend... R.I.P Zyzz
Gaming legends you mean. He was pretty massive in two communities.
Started going gym because of Andrew and it's been 3 months then got to know ronnie, arnold... all these legends and now zyzz... amazing person......
The whole video is lit brah, and that ending, wuhh, goosebumps!!
Saw a guy doing the "zyzz pose" in the gym just yesterday here in a tier 3 city in India and I was surprised to see how far Zyzz's influence has reached. It actually put a smile on my face when I saw that jacked guy do it because it was like a "Zyzz lives on through us" moment.
Omg that's makes me so happy. I am from India too but nobody ik knows about Zyzz
@@cyd3ria135 Nobody I know knows about Zyzz either. Then again my friends aren't gym goers. I think people usually involved in powerlifting and fitness are aware of Zyzz. I'm aware of him because I started going to the gym when those memes became popular last year.
Same!!! One love man.
@@cyd3ria135 Im from India, me and my friends know about Zyzz, we all go jim together 💪.
@@scluzzy damn lucky!!!
I remember Zyzz’s huge impact on the fitness industry, & both the positive & negative things people felt about him…but this is the most in-depth & respectful video I’ve ever seen about Zyzz & his legacy. Well done Josh!
Thankyou very much, really appreciate it!
@@brettjosh I didn’t realize how much I didn’t know about him, how he started out, or what direction he had shifted to pursuing towards the end. I developed a new appreciation for him after watching this. Looking forward to seeing what’s coming next!
@@FitLabb Yeah I had no idea he tried to change direction. But I was there on /b/ when Zyzz was alive and the whole community around him, and himself, seemed pretty toxic to me. My memories of him in those days aren't positive. I'm glad he tried to change.
Agreed
@Erwin Lii There was a lot of powerful stuff you said there, & you’ll probably be surprised to hear that I actually agree with a good amount of it. I believe that a person’s purpose for doing anything in life matters (including pursuing a fit & healthy lifestyle), as it defines their “why” & which path they set out on. While Zyzz got his start because of a childhood where he was bullied (incredibly similar to my experience, as being badly bullied was the single biggest reason that I started working out as well), he & I took very different paths from there, as we developed a very different purposes after that point. Internet fame might be a big part of why that happened with him, but I don’t know enough to assume anything…..But that’s why I said what I did about the positives & negatives about him, & also why I was happy to learn that he had been changing his ways to want to be a much better role model, & use his influence for good in the latter part of his life. After all, It’s the purpose that guides us in what we do that ultimately comes to define us, and I also believe that people are capable of changing that about themselves along the path of their life.
What you said about wanting a better body like me or Zyzz, and that nothing is effortless or comes without a cost also struck me for several reasons. On one hand, I’m well aware that Zyzz took PEDs to achieve his physique. I don’t judge people who choose to take PEDs, as whatever they do with their body is their business…..However I DO take issue with it when they are dishonest about it, especially when the main reason they present that lie is to sell products or services while pretending they achieved their physique naturally. I also don’t like how it reinforces body dysmorphia and the setting of unrealistic goals to countless people out there. I don’t know enough about Zyzz to know if he lied about his PED use, or lied to sell things, but sadly the fitness industry is FULL of people who do that, and who do actively prey on people’s desperation & insecurities as you said.
In my case, please don’t judge a book by its cover, as I’ve always been the polar opposite of all that nonsense. I started working out at 14 years old, & I’m now a 42 year old married father of 2 young boys who I aim to be the best possible role model for every single day. Achieving my fitness goals did come from great consistent efforts over the last 28 years, and the main “costs” for me have been removing a future of likely poorer health, becoming more confident, having a productive outlet for when I have a bad day, and my time. I have NEVER touched a single drug of any kind my entire life, nor will I ever, and that’s something I’m incredibly proud of. So I am here to tell you that you can achieve reasonable & attainable fitness goals for yourself, & you shouldn’t let all the BS, lies, & scams out there stop you from putting in the positive & productive efforts to start following a regular exercise program that’s both appropriate, sustainable, & enjoyable for you…..because I promise that your future self will thank you for doing that! Every bit of time & effort I’ve put in the gym over all these years has been worth it, as it’s improved my life in innumerable ways, and has even been my career for the last 20 years as a fitness professional who gets to actually help people become the best, happiest, & healthiest versions of themselves every single day. And I do that with the utmost amount of integrity, because at the end of every day, I have to not only look in the mirror and like who I see, but I also have to answer to my kids to make sure they’re proud of their Dad too.
Long story short, I’m with you as I actually share many of the same frustrations with the industry that you have. That’s one of the main reasons I threw my hat into the ring last year as well, by founding an online fitness coaching platform and a RUclips channel, both of which operate with the utmost of honesty & integrity. So thank you for leaving that thoughtful & important comment, and I wanted to let you know that there are actually good people in the industry who do truly care about doing things the right way & actually helping people who need & want it. And with that said, feel free to reach out anytime at all either in the comments or with a DM on Instagram, as I’m always happy to field any questions you might have, & I promise you’ll never be bothering me. Wishing you all the best Erwin! 👍
I can't imagine losing my younger bro especially after watching him succeed and grow beyond my own capability and legacy even whilst I'm still alive to live my legacy. That just goes to show the Legendary status of such a person with humility.
I started going to the gym recently, and after i watched this video I'll lift the weights for zyzz and everyone who has been there for me.
sucks to know that this era is considered internet history now. Great times
Frrrr man
Honestly, it's better to be a well preserved history than to merge with today's bullshit..
@@MattBG67 fax
Just imagine if he never died. The amount of influence he would have had... how big of a RUclipsr he could have been. A world with a few weekly vlogs uploaded by Zyzz would be amazing.
Although there is the argument that would he have been such a legacy and inspiration if he didnt die. RIP to the Father of Aesthetics
I get the feeling that it was his death and the combination of other things that still makes him a talked about topic today, I don’t know but I feel like if he wouldn’t of died he wouldn’t be seen as much as a legend
@@woozy9112 how he died bro?
@@mohdhussain5067 heart failure during his thailand trip
@@mohdhussain5067 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aziz_Shavershian#Death
He would have faded, he only became more popular because he died
I see this guy pop up on my feed all the time, I did not know he was dead.
I discovered Zyzz today through the "reject weakness, embrace strength" videos and Im so motivated to get back into the gym with my gi or boxing gloves on now that my quarantine has ended, impressive how inspirational somebody can be even after death, we'd make him all proud
so how do you say? keep 'mirin, we're all gonna make it brah
Get after it brah! Zyzz is a spirit inside all of us. Don’t give up and you’ll get the results you want.
“So how do you say?” Part was cringe but right on bro
@@r011ing_thunder6 ur cringe
@@hoss4598 is he your boyfriend? Ay my bad dude
Went back to gym after I saw him through those videos as well!
Zyzz seriously deserves a fuckin statue for real❤️ He inspired me seriously. I was diagnosed with autism at 2 1/2 years old and I was bullied my whole life and my life was just living in pain and misery! When I found the gym, Zyzz and Chestbrah were the first influencers that I looked up to and they inspired me to embrace my autism and embrace of who I am to change my lifestyle from being nervous stressed and anxious all the time to being confident and aesthetic! They made me realize that being autistic is apart of me and it’s something natural to me! Haters are gonna hate. Thank you Zyzz❤️❤️❤️
fvck yeah brah we're all gonna make it and your mentality shows that you already did make it 👊👊👊👊LETS GO
Zyzz statue> gf statue
Bruh your username is officially GOATED, @Trap God
@@lexium9685 I appreciate this bro❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ this hair made my day
Cringe
I'm 22 years old, been obese all my life... Started going to the gym and dieting about 2 months ago, already down from 242lbs to 221lbs. Zyzz's spirit makes me smile on the days I feel like giving up. He taught me that it was time to reject gluttony and embrace masculinity. Love and miss you brah!
UPDATE: 05/10/2022
I really never expected this comment to get this much love, the community and culture Zyzz has created is truly unmatched. As of today I weighed in just under 210 pounds. I’m going for gold, we’re all going to make it brah!
UPDATE: 06/10/2022
First of all… I appreciate each and every last one of you have commented some motivation. Love you guys more than you know! This month I’m disappointed to say I’ve only dropped about 4 pounds, making my new lowest weight 206. BUT, I’m seeing REAL results and a that’s enough for me to keep pushing! Love you guys! Zyzz would be proud of all of us!
UPDATE: 07/13/2022
This weight loss shit is getting hard. However, I'm pleased to announce I have finally made it under 200 (current weight: 198.6) I've reached a point in my journey where I've had to change things up to get results. I've began experimenting with prolonged fasting and only drinking a salt water mixture to get me through. This has been the first time in my life I've completed a 72 hour fast (last week). The gym was brutal hahaha. I'm still making solid gains, really grateful for how much I've slimmed down and put on muscle. My focus is getting sharper, confidence is increasing, and life is truly getting better. To everyone who's commented so far, I love you... This comment section is the only group I actually talk to about my progress lol. Until next time brah! We're all gonna make it!
UPDATE: 09/10/2022
Sorry I missed last months update! However... I'm absolutely crushing it! This has honestly turned into the best year of my life. I weighed in this morning at 185.2 and I'm truly so stoked on how my body is looking. Over the past 2 months I've had to get really serious about educating myself on the full scope of healthy living, I'm talking diet, fitness, you name it. Get inspired my fellow sick cunts! I want to see every last one of us win!!!
don't give up brah. use your size. start lifting and you'll be worlds strongest man in no time
We are all gonna make it!
Keep going at it dude you are doing nice sick shit brah
I'm so proud of you man keep going.
Chad
dude gave me so much i wish i could have told him. he gave his life to make ours so much better. miss you bro.
This is a very sad story. RIP bro ! Respect
In my opinion, this man had one of the greatest physics ever.
e=mc^2
@@MegaPhoenix900 Kanka ne alaka?
*Physiques..physics is taught at school..
@@freqeist 🤣🤣
Well his brother had great chemistry.... So....!!🤷🤷
Through action, a Man becomes a Meme.
Through death, a Meme becomes a Legend.
Through time, a Legend becomes a Myth.
And by learning from the Myth, a Man takes action.
Long Live Zyzz.
Well put, brother
Damn, that's poetry right there
thats deep brah
Damn bro also everyone in June be talking about how they become they them or something but none knows about how it was also men’s mental health month man like people are always neglecting mental health mostly men
Dude, if that's your own work, bravo. Outstanding.
He inspired me to start working out
Zyzz He changed my mindset and motivated me to move forward✨🌌
"everybody has a little zyzz in them" -A fucking legend
ΥΣΤΕΡΟΦΗΜΙΑ: The greatest ideal for Ancient Greeks, the idea of creating something so big that’s eternal to a degree that everyone will remember you even decades and centuries after you are gone. Zyzz achieved this.
How's it pronounced? 🤔
@@Abhil295 Eesterro-Fimmia Is the best way to write it phonetically in English. It means fame after death. An example of this is the burning of the temple of Artemis at ephesus. When the man who burned it was questioned as to why he did it, he said it was so he would be remembered in history forever. A law was created banning mentioning his name in speech or writing so he would be forgotten, this didn't work. His name was Herostratus and he got exactly what he wanted.
@@ub3rfr3nzy94 Thanks for the elaboration 👍
σώπα ρε αδερδε ούτε που ήξερα τι σημαίνει
@@kostassituation9205 οι άλλοι που δε μιλάνε ελληνικά δε το ηξεραν
I watch this video everyday, motivates me throughout my journey 💪🏿we all gonna make it bruhs
Forever and ever mirin'. Hopefully each and all of us will make it.
Zyzz the legend!
You are a legend too we listen this in the same time
It's yerself Sammy G
You mirin' brah .
@@dannyluciano1 Yo wtf , calm down
Legend of nattys 🤣
This man has inspired millions globally. He's the reason I started going to the gym. I've been skinny my entire life, bones poking out 24/7. I went from a little under 150 to 160 in just a couple of months, and its only the beginning of the journey. Thank you brah, thank you for letting me know that we're all going to make it 🔱
ur gonna make it brah
? you got a problem with the 140 lb gang?
@@thescoundrel1862 what
@@thescoundrel1862 yes, except they are 160cm tall
ZYZZ INSPIRES ME TO MAKE THE VIDEOS I MAKE. all feedback is welcome 👨🚀namaste brothers
Honestly he seems like a pretty fun guy. I smiled throughout the entire video until the end.
He was the reason to motivate myself to got to the gym 💪💯
I'm glad that I know your legacy LEGEND 👑💖
One day I'll be on shape like you Master !!!
dont take steroids like him tho
Zyzz went to my high school pictured in this video. Years after he graduated his legacy lives on and his influence has inspired many from my school to better there lives and start going to the gym.
"A candle that burns twice as bright, burns half as long." RIP Zyzz.
So don't do that and you'll live to see your 25th birthday.
@@caimanshinebisu2018 that's absolutely wrong, what you're saying is "keep going in the wrong direction and you'll live". Nah, everyone should be fit, and being bulked doesn't mean you'll only live for only 30 years, as a matter of fact, it actually extends your life expectancy, Zyzz died because he overdid it, and like a friend used to say "too much of a good thing isn't good anymore"
I think he’s trying to say that the good die young guys he’s not saying that you should go down the wrong path
@Arif Sakir I know he motivated many people, If he didn't overdo it, he would've inspired at least half of the internet. I never knew about him, I've got my own motivations.
@@gregtheseatreaderleviathan4609 no he's saying that if you burn 2x as much fuel you will theoretically get 2x the output but it will only last half as long, because you still have the same amount of fuel, but now you're burning it 2x as fast to get more output. For instance adding a second light to a battery operated light set up. Not sure what this has to do with this zuzz guy but oh well.