having dr mike on this wouldve been sick

Myron legit ruined what could've been some good conversations

loudest in the room typically most ignorant, vice versa

Myron sucks straight up. He prevented good conversation from happening and he added nothing of value while sounding like a child. Shouldve been someone else.

I have no idea why Myron was even chosen. This definitely proves the point that jubilee is looking for viral moment instead of actual conversation. Nothing he has ever said brought any actual discourse to a conversation

Suicide not being real is crazy 😭😭😭

I was 10-12 percent body fat when i got into depression,my best friend had just died he had cancer,Instead of bing eating i become an alcoholic which is way worse,depression is real man.

I love seeing fat people in the gym. There is nothing wrong with being fat, and obese people should be treated no differently than anyone else. Getting emotional over someone else being fat is insane. We need to encourage our fluffy brothers. You have a very balanced take, and your ability to sum up the other guest's arguments was great, keep it up man.

I would have replace Myron with Dr. Mike or Will Tennyson tbh. As far as I know Will will at least speak from experience since he was overweight as a kid if I remember correctly. Instead Myron who just went for dirty bulking and say he is unhealthy and fat but it is intentional.

Myron is absolutely unbearable to listen to. If he truly cared about changing people's opinions and actually convincing people to change their lifestyles, he wouldn't act the way he does

The way Tyler talks about Myron, I don't think he's familiar with the Red Pill or Fresh and Fit at ALL. Myron has a shtick he has to sell, so he'll never move from his positions. It's like trying to have a meaningful conversation with Andrew Tate or any extremist. Their appeal and identity rests on the fact that they have these polarizing views.

bro the whole time in the show I was just like when is my man gonna speak 😭

Depression doesn't care how in shape you are. It will be there no matter what. It's a hard thing to beat.

Myron and Sneako were hating on you for leaving early lmfao 😂😂

Prompt: "Is being obese unattractive?" Myron: "Women are attracted to dark triads and there are only 2 genders" Guy is such a goofball

You were so humble (in a good way)! I wish they do another show with you, It’s interesting to see you speak your mind beyond just fitness content.

Lol, I love the fact that you went with your gym clothes

Tyler has a very healthy, positive and balanced way of approaching things. I love it, especially how he approaces body dysmorphia and how he tries to understand Myron. I could learn from him!

"People with empathy deficit disorder: - Tend to focus on their own needs and neglect other people’s emotions, even those of close friends and family. - Struggle to build and maintain emotional connections. - Can be overly judgemental of others and underestimate what others are going through. - Don’t usually show appreciation or gratitude. - Struggle to understand people from a different cultural, political, or religious background. "

I can’t wait to watch this. As a person that is fat with diabetes. Your videos have been helping. I can tell this going be a good video.

Growing up as a kid who was insulted in front of his classmates for being chubby (not obese or not unhealthy) by his own teacher, many people don't realize that bullying or shaming only leads to hating yourself and changing you for others sake. I loved working out when only i did it for myself.

I would’ve wanted Jeff Nippard, Dr Mike, Will Tennyson, Noel Deyzel would be great too

Great job on the video Tyler! As someone who's currently in your coaching program I wanted to express my respect in your breakdowns and also let people know Tyler is just as nice and supportive as a coach as he comes off in all his content

You did exactly what i was wishing when i was writing notes regarding this episode and my personal thoughts, which was "what was tylers thoughts" cause youre facial expressions were golden, but i hate you wasnt able to express your thoughts as much as everyone else. I didnt even finish the video because of how little of an opportunity you had to speak. How ever there is one point in the beginning that i wish was made; being "fat" doesnt equal "weak". (TL;DR - endomorph aka heavy set people appreciation topic. You can scroll somewhere else now, but thats all im gonna talk about for the most part.) Tevin made a great point talking about how everyone absorbs nutrients differently, which is why it took Myron 2 years to " bulk" and then shedded that weight off in 7 months (which i still question). Hes probably an ectomorph, where its difficult to put on weight but super easy to burn the fat and lose weight. Tevin is probably more on the endomorph side, where he can put on weight super easy, but burning it is a difficulty. There are tons of people with a endomorph body type that arent lazy, especially power lifters. The whole point of Thor's look in god of war was the power lifter look (seeing he was described in norse mythology as someone who drank the ocean, shrinking its tides, & a god that ate children. . . as well as being the only one that can lift Mjolnir, making him the strongest of all the gods). There are many heavy set people who are the opposite of lazy. Theres Mark Henry; a professional wrestler, power lifter & the other man to ever pick up the Inch dumbell, outside of Thomas inch (dubbed the worlds strongest man in the power lifter world, since the 90s). Mestre Muralha SAJ (aka Jirlan Nascimento); A master in the martial art "Capoeira". Even Chris Barnett; a 5'9", 250lbs+ MMA fighter with experiences in wrestling, judo, and a 3rd Dan Black belt in TKD. Being fat doesn't equate to lazy. Each physical build has its advantages and disadvantages, and that includes the rotund endomorph build

Tyler, so thankful you posted this! Literally the first thing I searched after I finished the episode. The whole time I was watching your reaction and appreciated how you were the voice of reason and were very thoughtful with what you said.

I just wanna say that I am happy that your channel popped up on my feed a couple of weeks ago. I am currently the age 37 and it’s taken me about 7-8ish years to get back into hitting weights again. So the last 8 weeks have been all over the place with getting myself back in order with a proper routine in lifting weights again, but you have enlightened me with the right beginners guide with upper and lower body exercises. Overall my 7 1/2 weeks of training has improved significantly with my mind, body, and, spirit, but your education has helped me get myself back on track with a weekly program that I feel confident and comfortable with getting myself back into gear. You are awesome and deserve many blessings with longevity.

Myron made this almost unbearable to watch. He comes off as a bully and plays it’s off as “tough love” like no dude, saying someone “deserves to be depressed” for being fat does absolutely NOTHING to help anyone. So stupid.

So glad you made this video, really wanted to hear your points more.

Tyler is such an amazing part of the fitness community. Keep up the great work man

I think Greg is conflating the Body Positivity movement with the HAES (healthy at every size) movements. There are people who genuinely believe that you can be healthy no matter what your size is. Unfortunately, being on either end of the spectrum (over weight or under weight) has its own set of health problems that comes with it.

I really appreciate your performance on the panel. I was glad that you and Eric were there to be a more friendly advocate for fit men

Appreciate you offering more thoughts on your experience. Tbh, I wouldn’t care too much about reactions to more jubilee videos. However, an interview with someone like obesetobeast may be interesting. Regarding the shame thing that some folks such as Myron and, to an extent, Greg seem too advocate for - I honestly find it perplexing. I can’t imagine that anyone would find shame more motivating than an emotion such as love. I strongly feel that people should not be driven to go to the gym due to shame or self-hate, they should go to the gym or workout because they found something they love - and doing things you love is an act of self-love. I do think that every individual person can find some form of exercise that they enjoy - the challenge is finding what that form of exercise is. It’s the same thing with food. I imagine many folks would say they hate food if the only thing they are introduced to is whatever is presented to them at the school cafeteria. However, for many folks - at least in the US - peoples’ first and sometimes only context for exercise is whatever their gym teacher told them to do.

Bro you have a hella good take on this whole episode man, super cool to hear someone with a sound opinion.

Tyler seems like such a good guy! Thanks for sharing your side!

Glad you posted this, Tyler. As someone who has lost 180 pounds (and have another 125 to go) and has benefited from your content, I really felt like your voice was not as present in that Jubilee video as I would have liked. You brought a lot more perspective here with this follow up. Thanks man!

I was glad to see you on this and im proud to call myself a subscribe and follower because you sir represent the physical, social and mental capacity i strive to have.

This will be interesting. N watching the panel makes it even more interesting.

Myron keeps forgetting that obese people suffer from chronic depression. You can’t shame someone out of chronic depression. It just makes it worse

I learned a lot from you Tyler. Thank you

A lot of strong opinions there. Would've wished for you and Zach to talk more in a one on one because both of you added some nuance to the topic.

crazy to me that myron had the audacity to insult these guys in a very direct way aesthetic wise considering his podcast partner looks like a toad and does not look like has stepped in the gym a day in his life.

Bro i was so hype to see you in that video, congrats on all of your growth

I’ve watched your shorts for like a year it feels like and that jubilee video was the 1st time I’ve actually heard you speak

I'm glad you this video came across my feed. Loved getting your thoughts and finding another fitness person to follow.

You're a huge inspiration for me man. Keep up the great work.

Great to hear your view on this! You seem like a nice guy! 🙂

Stoked to see you make this video as I was hoping we'd hear a bit more from you!

I love the bonus insights and opinions on this one! Thank you for this reaction 🌸

Myron was just trying to be edgy lmao Edit: I don’t hate the guy he’s the only reason this 💩 was even entertaining. When he got called small I lost my shit 😂 Edit #2. Myron isn’t inherently a bad person for his takes. But he is trying to make people upset. That’s the whole point of this comment

Myron is the reason I woke up and took control of my life. I was depressed, fat, and broke (with a career) a year and a half ago. Now I'm happier, I lost 90 pounds (working on losing 50 more pounds), and providing for my family with ease. The tools are given to us, and we are responsible with our results.

First time I've watched a video on this channel and listening to Tyler talk, but damn he's well spoken and articulates the content very well.

You did a very good job being yourself and sticking to what you know in that interview. You should be proud of yourself. Your apart of the solution I just followed you because of that interview

Everyone wanted to look like you 💯

As a guy letting himself go I leveled off on my weight at 220 and it took me actually working out and better diet it goes down

Really appreciate your perspective in that video! I felt like you were kind and truthful at the same time!

Dude thank you for all your corrective videos glad to see your a chill dude

Myron and greg says exactly what most people think but are afraid to say it in fear of cancellation, its facts over feeling! The orange tank dude who had the most support just has "empathy" cus he doesn't want to lose his clients ( hes a coach ) lol People on the right are just coping and if they could be fit in a snap of a finger they would stay that way and actually recommend it!

i stopped taking the whole video seriously when myron hit us with the "I've talked to over 3,000 women" and everybody else was STILL taking him any amount of serious lmao

For someone who ive never seen speak in his content, you were very well spoken. Preach

I was happy to see you there bro!

Can’t wait! Myron couldn’t have been for real on all his takes you know this because he has so many cop-out defenses, definitely playing up a character that doesn’t bend at all on a show about finding the middle ground lol. Though I’m sure you’ll likely talk about your takes on the questions and what you may not have been able to say. Looking forward to it!

Myron made the video funny af and Greg had no idea what was going on, bro was so confused.

Super rational takes from you. Wish I got to hear from you more in the video, but I got to say hearing the two extremes was pretty entertaining 🤣

Totally agree with everything you’ve said in this video. Love this breakdown

Didnt realize it was sped up until the guy after Doucette starting talking lol

I think obesity has a lot to do with your environment. Me for example, majority of my family is obese. I was 200+ pounds by the time I was in the 5th grade. I grew up with bad eating habits that I viewed as normal because that’s how those around me ate. As I got older and started to realize that I was the “abnormal” one, I learned to change my eating habits and have a healthier lifestyle.

I already commented a few times, but it's great to hear you talk, @TylerPath. I originally found your channel while looking for people who showed how to do an exercise and how no to, because I wanted to 1) practice the right movements, and 2) avoid any workouts that are high risk and unneeded. Again, cool to see you speak, and I plan to watch some more of your long form videos.

I was so excited to see you were in it!!!

being physcially fit allows me to: 1. express myself w fashion choices that I wouldn't be able to wear comfortably otherwise 2. engage in activities/hobbies that require me to be in shape i.e sports and concerts 3. be more productive and higher functioning due to feeling better mentally and physically a lot of people can achieve the 3 things above without an intense training regimen or even gym at all, but regardless they can still live a happy and fulfilling life. A lot of image conscious "fit" people are in actuality insufferable and have an equally if not lower self-esteem compared to those who may be seen as out of shape so they cope by trying to make those who are different feel the same as them, as if they're implying "how can you even feel deserving of happiness, let alone experience it, when i look better than you and still suffer every day" working in the fitness industry is so eye-opening and makes you wonder if you’re really helping your clients to any extent...

Is weird af to me hear you talking, I just know you from the shorts where you teach smiling quietly 😂

It's nice to hear your opinions on this. I didn't watch the original but I watched NH's video on it and was disappointed at how little you got to talk.

You were the most level-headed and calm person in the video! Well done, mate!

18:34 that is great advice dude

The moment I heard Myron mention giving more respect to "fit" people (4:35). I lost it, it was such a terrible argument, because by that definition he's saying that Gordon Ramsey was Lazy, Bill gates was lazy, Elon Musk was lazy, Jeff Bezos was lazy, albert einstein was lazy. The guy doesn't realise there are other forms of discipline, self-control etc etc that also makes a person valuable not just their physique. Some of the brightest minds we've ever had throughout history were not "fit", they may have been "average" or closer to obese or skinny. So really hearing that argument I felt like I was losing braincells. EDIT: You can be lazy in one discipline but be incredibly hard-working in others, it makes no sense to think that someone deserves more respect merely for their physique, as they can be hard-working in terms of fitness, but be incredibly lazy in terms of a plethora of other disciplines.

I used to see this guy at the gym all the time when I started trying to get healthy. It's nice to see his work ethic pay off physically and in his social media goals. Happy for you!

I was excited to see you on this!

Man Myron is so unserious. Props to Tevin for standing up to his bs. Nice video man keep it up.

what i found funny was in the first question Greg talked about how fat people have a lesser lifespan when he literally used to sell people steroids 🤣. Since when has this guy cared about people’s longevity of life lmaoo

Tyler, I’m a be honest with you. I would never thought you both would be in the same room and I was super stoked to hear what you had to say. I appreciate it. What you wanted to say in this video I agree with you. I also agree with Myron, I think he has a very strong stance on it. That’s why I am also able to understand where he’s coming from. Yes it’s very unsympathetic but some people that are tired like myself a feeling sorry for myself. Need to hear these things in order to push for for progression and it was because of you and him that I was able to, learn more information about fitness.

I became a fan of you after watching this you were the only one that was NORMAL! keep up the good work and keep promoting good health and no steroids!

Around the question whether "fat influencers encourage people to stay fat or care less about fitness", I should say it's all about what's being praised. The reason bodybuilders and those on Mr.Olympia stages are so influential on people is because they are being praised for their body and so others try to pursue that too. But I don't think that is the case with influencers who also happen to be fat. Let me give an example: Suppose I'm into standup comedy and the comedian whose work I praise also happens to be fat. Does that make me want to stay fat or gain weight? Obviously not. Because I praise his work, not his body. To me that just sounds like an insane presumption. So I think the argument that "the mere presence of obese people in society encourages obesity" is not very sound.

The "concentration camp" exists btw, it was a video from that other gym youtuber. He went to "fat camp", and they do help you with understanding nutrition and shit (I hope)

So happy you made this video, I knew you had lots of your own opinions and knowledge to share but Myron took over the show 😭

More long form vids would be great! As long as they are easy to make, no need to go out of your way

They should do this same video but with women

myron started crying when he got called small 😂😂

hey tyler, i love the long form video! a nice pace of change! I mean of you just sitting, and discussing a topic that's not excerise related for example.

This was interesting to hear more your points considering I am unfamiliar with your content. I agree too, Myron wasn’t wrong in a lot of his points but his delivery and words can be polarizing. In comparison to Greg who vocalized the same points and feelings but approached with a sense of regret that no one gave him advice when he was younger. There’s empathy there, and people can see that.

Obesity can also be a product of depression, which reduces your maintenance calories

I saw this on Jubilee, Myron is so savage but honest lol. I was hoping to see you speak a little more on some of the topics they covered on the pod Tyler. but i'm glad you are addressing that now on your channel :)

I love that you made a video with your own personal thoughts on this. I looked at your facial expressions every time it was about Myron or anything and I would laugh sooo hard. Myron was definitely added for drama and it was a very hard watch trying to see him talk. While he definitely presented some facts, not everything is true like the whole depression and being sad, that's just his personal opinion and it's a very wrong one at that. Those podcasters always act the same way and thrive off being opposing and angry trying to get a rise out of people, almost feels like they're trolls.

I love your reacts, do more

You were too nice of a guy to be there😂

My honest opinion, being fat isn’t a choice, it’s a mental illness. I’ve dealt with my over weight issue my whole life, until I finally said I’m done back in 2022, and lost almost 50lbs and achieving an actual slim appearance. I’ve personally been addicted to food due to mental trauma of past experiences. It’s simply an addiction to food. Not knowing when to stop eating. An addiction to high calorie dense sweet and/or salty foods. People with a mental illness such as an addiction need help, and intense motivation and encouragement. But it all has to start within.

Found you through jubilee and now subscribing!

Tyler, thanks for the clarification session, makes much easier to see your point! If you don’t mind, what’s your academic or career background besides being a bodybuilding influencer? The reason I’m asking is I was truly amazed when you mentioned food deserts, not so many people outside of social sciences or public administration are aware of food deserts, so I am kinda curious about what else you do when you aren’t shooting vids!

tyler’s face consisted of 😐😮😨

I love the fact that you mentioned food deserts in the US. It is a sad reality. It’s difficult to eat healthy food if you don’t have access to it. I made a comment about food deserts on another channel. Someone said that the people who live in food deserts can order their groceries online. Not everyone has a debit card, credit card, or bank account to order things online. Ordering food online is not an option for everyone. I know that a lot in the Jubilee video discussed gym memberships. Gym memberships aren’t free. If you don’t have a gym in your neighborhood, money to pay for a membership, or transportation to get to and from the gym, it’s going to be hard to workout at the gym on a regular basis. I don’t know if any gyms have free or reduced memberships. If you know of any of these, please let me know. Thanks.

W bro I love you you and the bigger guy stood on your beliefs on fitness and were still being respectful and considerate. Myron and Greg were just wilding they didn’t give af

I do feel like my physique is indicative of my personal discipline/self control. But projecting that onto others is something I'm trying to work on.