So, guys, Derek, moreplacewornates.com. Today we are checking out this rock situation.

He is being called a pebble now. People are shocked. The world is in outrage because he has lost

his muscle is what people are saying. But let's be honest, he's still yoked. It is not as big of a

melt as people might be suggesting,

because people don't understand what a baggy Hawaiian shirt is, apparently. However, like,

you take anybody with a sick physique and you put him in a baggy Hawaiian shirt and you're going to

fuck him up in picks for sure. Like, he's not going to look great. It's just how it is.

However, he has absolutely lost the last size at the same time.

And it doesn't help that he just had a role and he's like out there promoting a role where he happens to be playing the most jacked character he's ever played essentially short of like the pain and gain role

which was over 10 years ago now and he is in his 50s so on our like a proportional perspective

this is like the most jacked relative to like risk to reward profile role he's ever had and he's

had the most significant decrease in size

precipitously thereafter, whereas typically he kind of like maintains a semblance of what he was in

the role if he played somebody who is, you know, a little bit more jacked than what he normally

walks around at. But now he's showing up to this premiere or, you know, the promotion of it and

looking not just like typical, which is like, you know the promotion of it and looking not just like typical which is like

you know smaller than what he would in the movie because that's not unusual for him to you know

cycle up and kind of gain a bit of mass and then kind of like you know deflate a bit but he actually

looks more like gaunt in the face than probably ever before like this is him at peak

this is what a lot of people know him as and you know to a fault because this is what people

will compare him to unfortunately which is not a sustainable you know physique whatsoever and this is

what he got to in this role recently which is arguably like striking distance of his best, if not his best.

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