r/netflix • u/Glittering_Prompt_94 • May 14 '25

New on Netflix Would people prefer liver king tell kids to do steroids ?

I understand he lied but anyone can google and find out that size is unattainable without steroids. My question is should someone who kids are actively copying say he’s doing insanely high level of steroids so kids can then copy that ? I’d rather kids get in the gym and eat natural foods vs kids using steroids the moment they can get them.

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u/BooRand May 14 '25

Maybe we could just have someone who isn’t a liar tell them to do that?

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u/Glittering_Prompt_94 May 14 '25

That’s not how it works, the most popular person amongst kids is Logan Paul a massive liar who is also on steroids. A white lie that gets kids into the gym is better then feeding them chemicals claiming it’s healthy kids working out > kids poisoning themselves with prime/lunchy both caused by lies and one is massively healthier mentally and physically

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u/BooRand May 14 '25 edited May 14 '25

And when they find out it’s a lie? How many kids were told ecstasy would put literal holes in their brain in DARE class and when they discovered the truth questioned everything grown ups ever told them about drugs? When the kids find out those gains are only possible through steroids they will want to try them or be discouraged from exercising any further. Also you need to use punctuation to express what you’re saying clearly.

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u/Jeansaintfire May 14 '25

He isn't telling them to eat natural he telling people to do his supplements and eat bull testicles and liver. He has promoted harmful substances to his benefit.

I have followed a handful of honest influencers and still haven't jumped on the juice because i understand the facts and dont feel inadequate due to a fasle expectation 🙃

Google is telling these people both sides because his lies come up too. People believe the story they prefer when given an option.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '25

So of course he shouldn't be telling kids to do steroids but he shouldn't be saying that you can get the build with just his supplements and raw meat, it's a repackaged version of female celebrities who used to get lipo and then sell workout dvds, yes exercise is good but it's setting people up for unachievable goals.

You're assuming informed logic but if something becomes popular enough people who are already misinformed are less likely to look further into the claims.

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u/Glittering_Prompt_94 May 14 '25

I agree with everything you’re saying I’m just saying I think a white lie that gets kids into the gym is better then the tren twins making it look fun to be roided out

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u/Jeansaintfire May 14 '25

Clearly, you're not actually watching the tren twins' content because they make plenty of videos showing the dark side of steroids and the ramification and consequences that come with taking those substances. Their honesty is probably helped give people realistic expectations as well as deter them from using those subsubstance, and moreover, they do not aim their content for kids. So this isn't a conversation about kids. How could you not see that using the word "kids" is to then seek a certain reaction. When reality is, both content creators are technically targeting grown ass men

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u/Obi-Lan May 14 '25

Of course he should. Fuck all those fake naturals.

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u/Glittering_Prompt_94 May 14 '25

If you thought he was natural nobody can help you lol but I’ll take him telling kids to eat unprocessed meats and workout vs tren twins making it look fun to have roid rage

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u/Obi-Lan May 14 '25

Children will believe it.

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u/emelem66 May 14 '25

Why would anyone want someone to tell kids to do steroids?

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u/Glittering_Prompt_94 May 14 '25

Go watch the younger fitness influencer, it’s currently social acceptable to juiced to the gills.

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u/emelem66 May 14 '25

No it isn't.

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u/Jeansaintfire May 14 '25

If it was acceptable then they wouldn't lie because they're afraid they'll lose their sponsorships and be shunned and blackball.

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u/OutrageousSky9390 May 18 '25

If he can lie over and over about using steroids how can you believe anything he says. He comes off very fake crying without tears I teach my kids all influencers are liars. It's all about making more money, I have been telling them their whole lives don't believe anything on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram,  Snapchat,  ect. They just want money they don't care about you. They will exploit whomever they can to get more views, more money, more fame.