Alex Eubank

[Justingl]

In his defence its because of the audience. While I've given my opinion on Alex and I stand by it. Unfortunately a lot of it is due to what the audience wants to see. Gregg doucette has called this out more than once. He said he use to make actual gym content and would prefer to make those types of videos. But what got him views was his natty or not vids. And not the educational vids

It's true. When a lot of these fitness guys get away from creating the repetitive fitness content and do the more spicy sexually driven content or creating content that keeps people on the edge of their seats, that's when things really start happening for them.

Cause "the audience" really doesn't want to see these fitness guys create boring workout clips year after year. People can see that from anyone on social media. But it's all about showing off the lifestyle, the chaos, the drama, and especially any type of sexually driven content that keeps things going and growing for these guys.

 

[jakobhunter78]

In his defence its because of the audience. While I've given my opinion on Alex and I stand by it. Unfortunately a lot of it is due to what the audience wants to see. Gregg doucette has called this out more than once. He said he use to make actual gym content and would prefer to make those types of videos. But what got him views was his natty or not vids. And not the educational vids

I don't believe that it's what the audience wants, these "fitness influencer guy's" are doing all that because they see other good looking Men and Men with a lot of followers saying it and posting it, because it's the Trend their doing because they see other guys Doing it basically, I seriously doubt that Alex's audience wanted him to get an OnlyFans so they can Pay to hear him talk about the bible and fitness like isn't that what his YouTube channel is for anyway

 

[Justingl]

I don't believe that it's what the audience wants, these "fitness influencer guy's" are doing all that because they see other good looking Men and Men with a lot of followers saying it and posting it, because it's the Trend their doing because they see other guys Doing it basically, I seriously doubt that Alex's audience wanted him to get an OnlyFans so they can Pay to hear him talk about the bible and fitness like isn't that what his YouTube channel is for anyway

Personally I believe that Alex is a part of the group of fitness guys where people don't click the follow button because they want t see him for sexual reasons, and yes of course many do.

But a certain age group (25 and under) click the follow button out of curiosity and to see what's up with this guy and what he's all about. Rather than any specific doing or showing of something. Same thing goes for guys like David Laid, Jesse James West, Jason Bjarnson, Sam Sulek, and the list goes on.

But all of these guys don't really do anything special or unique. They just do the same things as the other ones do and let the viewing audience decide who's going to be more popular for whatever ridiculous reasons. They all might have well over a million followers but their popularity is still temporary.

 

[Lexion]

Personally I believe that Alex is a part of the group of fitness guys where people don't click the follow button because they want t see him for sexual reasons, and yes of course many do.

But a certain age group (25 and under) click the follow button out of curiosity and to see what's up with this guy and what he's all about. Rather than any specific doing or showing of something. Same thing goes for guys like David Laid, Jesse James West, Jason Bjarnson, Sam Sulek, and the list goes on.

But all of these guys don't really do anything special or unique. They just do the same things as the other ones do and let the viewing audience decide who's going to be more popular for whatever ridiculous reasons. They all might have well over a million followers but their popularity is still temporary.

I agree. That's why I don't understand why so many guys wanna be fitness influencers. Even the ones with lots of followers & brand deals still end up doing OF. Imo, I don't think the money on being a fitness influencer is that good. It's just a bunch of guys Larping. That's why Alex even have to push his pride aside & marry a woman who's making probably 10x, more than he is in a month.

 

[Anime2]

I don't believe that it's what the audience wants, these "fitness influencer guy's" are doing all that because they see other good looking Men and Men with a lot of followers saying it and posting it, because it's the Trend their doing because they see other guys Doing it basically, I seriously doubt that Alex's audience wanted him to get an OnlyFans so they can Pay to hear him talk about the bible and fitness like isn't that what his YouTube channel is for anyway

Unfortunately it's true, we can share our opinions but facts will still remain. And the fact is the numbers speaks volumes. Like I said in my previous comment gregg mentioned that he does more drama type vids because that's when he gets more views.

I decided to compare the numbers myself and he was right. I then started looking at the numbers of other gym bros and all the purely work out vids do not do well compared to the vids when they're showing off lifestyle. Look at trentwins and togi they have a massive following all because they create drama. Trend twins I think a great example they're actually super chill but in their vids the make so much noise and are so hyper. But that's what ther audience wants to see. If it were yo to then it would just be them working out.

 

[Justingl]

I agree. That's why I don't understand why so many guys wanna be fitness influencers. Even the ones with lots of followers & brand deals still end up doing OF. Imo, I don't think the money on being a fitness influencer is that good. It's just a bunch of guys Larping. That's why Alex even have to push his pride aside & marry a woman who's making probably 10x, more than he is in a month.

So many of them want to be fitness influencers because that's all they know. No matter the age, most of these guys are not highly educated, have any special skill sets or talents to show off.

But the problem is, a lot of them don't know how to handle the weight of being an online fitness influence rather than just being a real and actual certified personal trainer at their local gym. As 90% of these guys are not actual certified trainers.

 

[Just_A_phella]

I agree. That's why I don't understand why so many guys wanna be fitness influencers. Even the ones with lots of followers & brand deals still end up doing OF. Imo, I don't think the money on being a fitness influencer is that good. It's just a bunch of guys Larping. That's why Alex even have to push his pride aside & marry a woman who's making probably 10x, more than he is in a month.

Yeah. Any "trainer" or "influencer" who does OF is not credible in my opinion! Doing OF says your clientele is low or non-existent! And any clients you pick, are doing so because they know about the OF and are hoping they get to 'touch' and/or 'receive personal escort attention'. The trainer knowledge is not what they're after.

As for brand deals, depending upon the size of followers, most are on a commission basis, and not salary.

 

[Flypin]

So many of them want to be fitness influencers because that's all they know. No matter the age, most of these guys are not highly educated, have any special skill sets or talents to show off.

But the problem is, a lot of them don't know how to handle the weight of being an online fitness influence rather than just being a real and actual certified personal trainer at their local gym. As 90% of these guys are not actual certified trainers.

It takes very little to become a certified trainer, anybody can do it in a few days. Online trainers make more money for less work.

 

[Flypin]

I agree. That's why I don't understand why so many guys wanna be fitness influencers. Even the ones with lots of followers & brand deals still end up doing OF. Imo, I don't think the money on being a fitness influencer is that good. It's just a bunch of guys Larping. That's why Alex even have to push his pride aside & marry a woman who's making probably 10x, more than he is in a month.

Because a lot of them do very well for minimal work. Lexx Little posts 1 YouTube video a month and does nothing else. He lives off his sponsor codes.

 

[Justingl]

Yeah. Any "trainer" or "influencer" who does OF is not credible in my opinion! Doing OF says your clientele is low or non-existent! And any clients you pick, are doing so because they know about the OF and are hoping they get to 'touch' and/or 'receive personal escort attention'. The trainer knowledge is not what they're after.

As for brand deals, depending upon the size of followers, most are on a commission basis, and not salary.

It's actually the reason why a lot of these fitness guys stop taking clients in person and just do everything online now instead.

Because many of them realize most of the people that sign up for their online and even in person training if they offer it, only do it for sexual reasons.

A reason to get closer to the guy and hopefully entice him to do other things for the stalker, rather than just be there personal trainer. Which 99.99 and even the extra 1% of these hot fitness guys are not looking for any of that. Even from the women.

 

[Justingl]

Because a lot of them do very well for minimal work. Lexx Little posts 1 YouTube video a month and does nothing else. He lives off his sponsor codes.

Yes that's very true too. But also a lot of these hot fitness guys know that most of the people who sign up for their online training course are desperate gay men that are willing to pay whatever price the guy asks for. So these hot guys charge way more than they probably should.

Like if 50 people sign up and each pay $300 a month for the online course, that's $15 grand right there! And all the hot guy has to do is send out a few workout clips and fitness plans.

So there's no real work involved, and because these fitness "coaches" know the only reason why the gay men signed up is to have a way of being closer to them , it doesn't matter to them if the guys actually meet their fitness goals or not. For example, Jordan Torres who's not a fitness trainer in any way shape or form charges $800 a month for his courses. Ridiculous!

 

[Lexion]

Because a lot of them do very well for minimal work. Lexx Little posts 1 YouTube video a month and does nothing else. He lives off his sponsor codes.

A lot of them is a stretch.. lexx makes good money bc he has a die-hard fanbase of actual fitness bros that support him. He has mentioned he has a salary & commission. Like I said in the previous post, most of them are sponsored & still gotta do sex work bts.

 

[Thugnificent1947]

Did anyone see on his snap the ai pic of his future kids with the woman that laughed in is face about the idea of having a family with him

 

[Justingl]

Did anyone see on his snap the ai pic of his future kids with the woman that laughed in is face about the idea of having a family with him

Any and everyone who follows him on Instagram I'm sure saw it. But what about it?

 

[Waldo40]

Just to add to both of you guys, I think Alex's next issue is that fact he's also constantly pushing the religion thing. Now theres nothing wrong with someone having faith. But in regards to Alex it betrays what he shows us on social media and how he acts. If he was just a normal Christian then fine, but at times he makes himself out to be this guy that really walks in the word of god. But constantly showing off your money, houses, cars just material things in general goes against Christianity. And the biggest one constantly showing off his sexy body to men who he knows find him sexually attractive.

You can still be a Christian and show your wealth. However, Christianity is a decentralized faith unlike Islam and Judaism. There is no be thinking Christian way anymore. Many Protestants have created their own ways especially the Protestants in the Americas. Christianity in the US has built on a lot on individualism and finding one’s path. Rise in secularism . In many theocratic countries wealth is shown like in Saudia Arabia, Jordan and especially the city of Dubai in UAE. People of the country work hard to accumulate wealth for themselves and future generations. We believe the next generation should live better than the present. Looking at someone’s car or house is no different than looking at someone’s new iPhone, a computer or flat screen tv in their house.

Having the wealth and mistreating the poor then that’s a different situation.

 

[EastBeast]

Any and everyone who follows him on Instagram I'm sure saw it. But what about it?

I saw it and just rolled my eyes. Dude is so wrecked with abandonment issues disguised as eagerness...and is posting AI children with a chick that would drop him at an astonishing rate of speed if his fame or looks ever faded...or if he ever answered her without a "yes ma'am."

 

[Justingl]

I saw it and just rolled my eyes. Dude is so wrecked with abandonment issues disguised as eagerness...and is posting AI children with a chick that would drop him at an astonishing rate of speed if his fame or looks ever faded...or if he ever answered her without a "yes ma'am."

Alex is trying everything to keep this whole social media thing going for himself as he has nothing going for himself, except a rich girlfriend probably pays most of the bills and can drop him at any time she wants. Hence the reason they signed a prenup.

But at this point he's basically run out of ideas on what to show or do so that's where the weird content comes in. But as I said in a previous post, his social media fame isn't going to last long just like the rest of them. No matter if they have 2 million followers or 20 million followers, it's all temporary. So is the money and possessions.

 

[AntinousDivus]

I just hope for his sake he never comes out and says anything homophobic. Because those omegle vids wheres he's flashing his body at guys and he's loving the attention exist.

He has said homophobic things.

I remember being in one of his early Twitch streams where he and his buddies started trashing a trans who wanted to be called a woman. He said he doesn't hate gays but then he started in with the Christian B.S. that he "definitely believes marriage is only between a man and a woman."

It was clear LGBT aren't welcome in his chats or social circle, so I just unfollowed all his SM.

I came back years later because I couldn't resist his steroid gains. He's hot A.F. and I couldn't help myself.

But then he got more open about his politics, which are harmful, including homophobic.

So I snapped out of it and unfollowed all his SM again. Alex is a hot mess, but there are plenty of hot men who aren't messy and are friendly to LGBT fans.

Mind you, Alex loves all the thirst comments and likes them, whether they come from men or women. But it's "don't ask, don't tell" like the whole evangelical culture he's from.

 

[AntinousDivus]

It's actually the reason why a lot of these fitness guys stop taking clients in person and just do everything online now instead.

Because many of them realize most of the people that sign up for their online and even in person training if they offer it, only do it for sexual reasons.

A reason to get closer to the guy and hopefully entice him to do other things for the stalker, rather than just be there personal trainer. Which 99.99 and even the extra 1% of these hot fitness guys are not looking for any of that. Even from the women.

That's not true.

There are a lot more straight guys who want to learn to be like Alex or other straight influencers than there are queer simps trying to get with them.

The straight wannabe market is bigger, even though sexual stuff may pay higher from a smaller number of guys.

Alex's problem is the identity crisis — he can't be a degenerate liar, Photoshopper and drug addict while appealing to people who want to take Christianity seriously. He can't inspire nattys when he's on gear. He also might be way too insecure and weak for other men to admire him.

Look at how Larry Wheels has fallen off!

 

[AntinousDivus]

You can still be a Christian and show your wealth. However, Christianity is a decentralized faith unlike Islam and Judaism. There is no be thinking Christian way anymore. Many Protestants have created their own ways especially the Protestants in the Americas. Christianity in the US has built on a lot on individualism and finding one’s path. Rise in secularism . In many theocratic countries wealth is shown like in Saudia Arabia, Jordan and especially the city of Dubai in UAE. People of the country work hard to accumulate wealth for themselves and future generations. We believe the next generation should live better than the present. Looking at someone’s car or house is no different than looking at someone’s new iPhone, a computer or flat screen tv in their house.

Having the wealth and mistreating the poor then that’s a different situation.

Christianity is not "decentralized." It depends on the church and the individual.

And because the Bible and Quran both have scriptures against pride, vanity, greed and how money is the root of all evil, both Alex and the Muslim emirates of Dubai will always be accused of hypocrisy and phoniness.