The premise of this thread is the 1 year anniversary of his death. He is known because of his (aesthetics) physique no?
You are writing essays about people you don't like. How does that work?
And miss me with roids talks at least dude was honest about his usage unlike 99% of the fitness industry.
Essays? We goin with the typical sohh shaming tactics for disagreeing now?
In the title "...the death of a legend"
Opening post "...the larger than life figure..."
Later post "...a brother, a son, a role model to kids around the world."
These aren't terms strictly used for a standout body
You wouldn't call someone at a BB comp a "larger than life figure." Trust if this was solely based on his elite aesthetics this thread would be flooded with pics, but alas, not one has been posted. It's not just the OP, but a bunch of misc/*****/etc members are like this too which
"Atleast he was honest"
not til it was obvious and how's that change his irresponsibility and goin about clen like a dumbass that ultimately lead to his death?
This all may not apply to YOU, but it's all glaringly obvious if you've witnessed his rise from the beginning how ridiculous his fans and followers can be, which brings me back to my previous post.
Essay #2 filed 
@ the praise he gets that isn't physique-related. The power of "four chan" to build a guy up on the net is absolutely incredible. Before Zyzz it was Frank Yang. That's why it's hard to understand the idolizing slob fest pre- and especially post-death when he was simply an internet meme. Memes die everyday, b. Unfortunately it was literal in this case.
