So, guys, Derek, more plates, wheredates.com.

Today we're going to be reacting to Tyler 1, his max outs that he recently did at the,

what was it, live streamed, I don't know, like powerlifting meat.

He's sort of set up for himself.

And if he's an addie or not, you know, some of these lifts are pretty fucking impressive and the people want to know i've been asked quite a few fucking times in the last week to cover this and um felt like it justified a video at this point

because so many people have been asking and interestingly enough i feel like it's getting to

the point where i have so many goddamn videos and people don't use the search bar that people don't

realize that i have sort of already done this.

But we're going to see if there is any substantial aberrations in his performance metrics,

if there is anything that kind of throws up the red flags and see if indeed this guy is on the

sauce train because it's definitely plausible that if a guy is putting up

515 pounds 415 pound bench presses and 550 pound dead lifts and he's a full-time streamer who's like

you know obviously main occupation is not trying to be or main goal in life is not to be a fucking

sick power lifter these are pretty nutty lifts, dude.

You know, definitely calls into question the natural status.

And he's obviously a jacked dude.

If you've seen his Instagram page, you'll know he's been jacked for,

honestly, his physique hasn't really changed that much in the past while.

He's always been cramped, you know?

So it kind of calls into question.

Again, the historical data referenced relative to this, which we'll get into shortly.

So right now, this is his max lifts.

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