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Sean Connors really decided normal posing trunks weren’t enough. 😳💪 So for his Singlet Kings bodybuilding routine, he walked on stage in a modesty sock — and somehow looked even more confident because of it. 21 years old. Massive physique. Zero hesitation. Here’s the opening of Sean’s routine from...

945,670 просмотров • 8 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

Комментарии: 30

Фото профиля DroppingIn
DroppingIn8 дней назад

Well, if it's AI, they certainly sized his privates correctly. Big dude, little junk.

Фото профиля Noonien Soong
Noonien Soong8 дней назад

That’s clearly AI. His private parts are too big for someone on that amount of steroids. It's absolutely fascinating how many people aren't able to identify AI video.

Фото профиля The Dawnerator
The Dawnerator8 дней назад

He’s gonna die young if he continues this lifestyle.

Фото профиля Cottonh
Cottonh7 дней назад

You know it’s ai because bodybuilders don’t look like this anymore

Фото профиля CJ
CJ8 дней назад

Who will be shocked when this guys heart explodes at age 24, NO ONE…..

Фото профиля Eager
Eager8 дней назад

What’s holding it up?😮

Фото профиля HasidicManY2K
HasidicManY2K8 дней назад

AI for sure. AI didn't know how to handle the backside yet.

Фото профиля Shammoz
Shammoz8 дней назад

Not much modesty there to hide!

Фото профиля Hive
Hive8 дней назад

Hive analyzed this post using Hive's AI / Deepfake detection models. "@hive_ai is this AI generated" to check any content! AI Generated Video: 100% AI Generated Speech: 0% AI Generated Music: 2% Deepfake: 1%

Фото профиля Nate
Nate7 дней назад

Did he use a babies sock?

Фото профиля The Rads
The Rads8 дней назад

AI slop

Фото профиля Marty
Marty8 дней назад

All natural lol

Фото профиля Mastr Jay
Mastr Jay8 дней назад

Wtf, is this AI???? Look at those legs hooolyyy sh**********!!!! Incredible, damn

Фото профиля Toto💪🏼👣
Toto💪🏼👣8 дней назад

Beautiful 😍💪🏽🔥

Фото профиля John Sanders
John Sanders7 дней назад

He’s got a small weiner it looks like

Фото профиля Angus Mckay
Angus Mckay7 дней назад

is that what i think it is? A cock sock

Фото профиля Peter Swift
Peter Swift7 дней назад

He is a walking dead man

Фото профиля bob
bob7 дней назад

This is a mental illness no one can tell me any different

Фото профиля chaincheung
chaincheung7 дней назад

tisnt this AI?

Фото профиля Being Being
Being Being7 дней назад

He will be dead before 40.

Фото профиля Dean Opper
Dean Opper7 дней назад

super small penis, That would be important than muscles

Фото профиля GenFreedom
GenFreedom7 дней назад

@grok is this AI

Фото профиля Holly Murray
Holly Murray7 дней назад

Gross

Фото профиля J Smith
J Smith8 дней назад

I was embressed until I saw the back.

Фото профиля RecycleYourLife 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇪🇺🇬🇧🇺🇦🇵🇸💚
RecycleYourLife 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇪🇺🇬🇧🇺🇦🇵🇸💚7 дней назад

GROSS

Фото профиля Fantasy Maven
Fantasy Maven8 дней назад

His V-line is impeccable 👌

Фото профиля xN1k
xN1k7 дней назад

Dead by 50

Фото профиля Mike Smith
Mike Smith7 дней назад

I guess it’s true about steroids making your dick small.😂

Фото профиля Edward
Edward8 дней назад

Does he have any testicles left?

Фото профиля twiggy
twiggy7 дней назад

Why??!

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