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EXPOSING MYSELF...

FOUSEY

891,422 subscribers

794,017 views • 16 days ago •via X (Twitter)

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34 Comments

Dawntec16 days ago

This dude went from insane crash out to eating rocks and protein custard

Chimpo16 days ago

Mf eating plaster topped with gravel

DC2316 days ago

The steroids are hitting you in the face

Kaisuda_101916 days ago

Very fishy that you used AI to "recolor" yourself. Why does that even matter with a physique pic? Not helping yourself

FOUSEY16 days ago

So fishy. lol. I’m a content creator of 15+ years. I’ve always paid attention to detail and care about things like lighting which I’m not the best at on my own.

Kaisuda_101916 days ago

Hey bro, you do get why its fishy using AI in general? We could care less about the color of your skin between comparisons. Do you think of that shit before posting? Obv not.

Omid Mollai16 days ago

Never forget who you are. It’s time to come back.

Chaparro16 days ago

Please drop the recipe g 💪

Justin Adams #GBR 🌽16 days ago

Call yourself out? You got called out, then posted about that. Not exactly calling yourself out. Bodybuilding does that though, created a lot of insecurities

onetriptony16 days ago

Show us in real time and how you are so skinny and ripped. It’s bullshit and you are lying.

CryptoFinanceBro16 days ago

We’re getting crazy neurotic fousey back W

itsprollygus16 days ago

STFU AND CRASH OUT we need you to save streaming with your irl streams

RemoveMaoriSeats16 days ago

What is the recipe

Danger16 days ago

this dude goes through so many different personalities

John16 days ago

I don’t care what others think … you rule bro

Yasin 3316 days ago

White stuff that's "high protein", Greek yogurt? What's the stuff you crushed and sprinkled. Some sort of nuts?

Ye MR SMakintosh16 days ago

Mannn what kind of yogurt you eating Mudd....?

𝓩𝓔𝓝💨16 days ago

I need that recipe broznem

Mr. X16 days ago

Dude eats like a goat and farts after meals like Arabs do

Bruce Wayne16 days ago

such a fag move lol

ChrisUniverse 🗽16 days ago

Need to know what this is

Major Hassle16 days ago

damn u you getting old...

VOIDRED16 days ago

Bro looks 50

gregory mcgregorson16 days ago

“I WANTED TO BE HONEST ABOUT IT” yeah after you got called out lmao huge moral difference . Dumbass

Influez16 days ago

It’s cool if you ask grok to make a picture 4k it comes out beautiful

CxOvO16 days ago

His face looks so different

Marium M16 days ago

Nobody cares what your body looks like when you a have a face that looks like a horse’s ass🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

Sophia a.16 days ago

the 2 weeks out lighting is doing 80% of the work here

ColdTurkey16 days ago

Wait til the end guys, you won’t regret it

🏳️16 days ago

Unc is showing, used to edit his vids and color it himself and now he’s asking AI smh

VanHinten16 days ago

Pls stop posting forever u retard

DPCollectorDPF16 days ago

Let me guess, yogurt with Oreo cereal

wysteria16 days ago

He didn’t even show the full chat LMAOOOO

callmeuno📱16 days ago

lol 😂

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