I’m not an avid internet video/vlog consumer, but the BBM ones I have watched lately have Jordan giving graceful props to how he owes much of where he is now to his involvement with Rip and SS.
Hard feelings aside, SS doesn’t have to lose for BBM or other lifters and their online communities to succeed.
Jordan/BBM crew, I see your grace and I appreciate it.
See, that’s where you’re wrong. In this country, you’re only winning if someone else is losing.
Not really of course.
I think people like drama, and they’re used to people on the internet really revelling in it instead of just trying to move on from it.
I wish that more people on the internet focused on the things they have in common and finding the positives in what other fitness influencers say rather than putting them down because they don’t agree with every point they feel is important. I wish that the Aasgaard company and Barbell Medecine could put their differences aside and act like adults, but that won’t happen as long as the internet keeps encouraging the drama.