The text is a transcript of a video about people who tried to fake their muscles or enhance them in dangerous ways. The video covers 10 cases of fake muscles, such as:
- A Brazilian who injected cintol into his arms and got infected.
- A British woman who got butt implants in Belgium and one of them burst.
- A Canadian bodybuilder who had swollen shoulders from water-based testosterone.
- A Russian man who wanted to look like an alien and got silicone implants on his face and legs.
- A Belgian bodybuilder who died from using cintol for 15 years.
- A British paparazzo who got fake abs surgery and was mocked online.
- A Canadian YouTuber who edited his photos to look bigger than he was.
- A Brazilian bodybuilder who died from a heart attack caused by cintol and steroids.
- A British woman who got a tattoo of abs on her stomach.
- An Iranian bodybuilder who used Photoshop to look huge.
The video also includes jokes, memes, and comments from the narrator, who tries to be funny and engaging. The video ends with a question for the viewers and a call to action to subscribe.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is about people who have tried to enhance their muscles artificially, often with harmful consequences.
2. The text mentions several examples of people who have used substances like cintol, trenbolone, or silicone to inject into their muscles, causing deformities, infections, or even death.
3. The text also mentions some examples of people who have used Photoshop, implants, or tattoos to create the illusion of bigger muscles, often with embarrassing or disappointing results.
4. The text has a humorous and sarcastic tone, making jokes and puns about the people's appearance and choices.
5. The text is from a YouTube video by Amazing, a channel that produces content about various topics such as science, history, and entertainment.