So, guys, Derek, more place, more days.com. Today we are going to be talking about a big actor, Tom Holland.

This guy is the, well, I guess there's been many, many different replacements for Spider-Man in the past.

However many years, you know, historically I remember it being, uh, um, fuck.

I don't remember the actor's name, but the first guy who played it you know that's who i

always think of spider man as so it's almost a little bit odd for me to see uh the guy who

replaced him and then subsequent to that um tom holland playing spider man and he is i guess the

most prominent now or like the most long-standing Spider-Man of all time. So obviously,

you know, whoever is doing the, uh, the movies, you know, they're pretty happy with his performance

and the way he portrays the character. So that's great for him. And interestingly enough,

his body composition has changed pretty significantly in the past year, even though historically

he's pretty much looked

the same for most of the Spider-Man rolls. So he is purportedly 5'8. As far as weight, it's probably

fluctuates quite often. I couldn't really find a accurate statistic on that because he's done

roles where he's literally starved himself. He's done roles where he's obviously bulked up, including this most recent one, being

Spider-Man 3.

Tom Holland shows off how ripped he's gotten for Spider-Man 3.

So notice how they always say ripped, like, as if gaining pure fucking contractile tissue

equals ripped when he was already ripped.

This guy has great genetic baseline

in terms of body composition metrics. This guy is basically striking distance, single digit body fat,

like year round, the guy is very lean and stays diced to the fucking socks, dude. So the Marvel

Cinematic Universe is used to having, used to it starts having bulging muscles to emulate the

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