I don't even... what the... is this real?

[WiseUp216]

Apparently, this is a German guy who has taken far too many steroids and done way too many squats.

*Slightly NSFW* due to butt crack that doesn't even look human anymore.

The first comment says it best - He looks like a chicken.

http://americanlivewire.com/result-of-excessive-steroid-use-and-squats/

 

[johnjohn320]

So fuckin' hot...

 

[HamburgerBoy]

He looks like a chicken.

I'm thinking more deathclaw.

 

[MontyAC]

He's got muscles on top of muscles. Steroids overdose.

 

[WiseUp216]

I'm thinking more deathclaw.

He would probably consider that a compliment.

 

[Greenman]

Why would you do that to yourself? How does he shit through that thing? There has to be some kind of medical condition beyond roids and squats.

 

[mizzou]

the strange thing, is butt muscles don't look like that

 

[Tsavo]

the strange thing, is butt muscles don't look like that

Well, they aren't his cheek bones!

 

[destrekor]

the strange thing, is butt muscles don't look like that

Uh.... are we looking at the same thing here?
You don't see that?


Here's a hint: genetics and muscle destruction/repair cycles aren't perfect.
Go look up "six pack" and "abs" and you'll see about a billion variations of muscle shape and definition of the rectus abdominus.

There's the "perfect" muscle as defined by scientific drawings, and there's reality.

There's a reason things like fingerprints are different for everyone, and it's not just because the human body wants to cooperate with law enforcement and provide strong evidence.
Every heart is quite different when you get into the details of each and every section. One quadrant might be larger, the outer layers of muscle not as beautifully striated as another's, etc.

And that's just nature - now bring orchestrated, conscious movement into the mix, and you produce a billion variables. If you do a certain exercise just ever so slightly different than someone else, and do that movement exactly the same every time you work that muscle group, you will likely produce a different muscular growth pattern than that other person.

 

[Printer Bandit]

Rollin
Rollin
Rollin
Gee
My
Butt
Is
Swollen

 

[SociallyChallenged]

the strange thing, is butt muscles don't look like that

Butt muscles under fascia, fat, and layers of skin do look just like that.

 

[destrekor]

Butt muscles under fascia, fat, and layers of skin do look just like that.

Oh yes, very much that too. Probably more so than what I said.

 

[Tsavo]

Rollin
Rollin
Rollin
Gee
My
Butt
Is
Swollen

...keep them rump rangers
rollin,

Rawhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiide

 

[AMD64Blondie]

Dear god that is gross.

 

[moonbogg]

I think its sad. That's got to be one hella strong ass though.

 

[mizzou]

i mistyped, meant HIS ass doesn't look like a regular butt muscle.


Judging by the lack of fat, I'd say the rolls on each butt cheek is maybe torn muscle that refused.

In general, even people with 6 pack abs yes they do look differnt, but it's not a billion different varieties, generally they all look similar and will have the generic "6 pack"

his ass has a 6 pack!

 

[John Connor]

WTH is that?! It looks like an upright turkey!

 

[JimmiG]

I don't understand guys who do extreme bodybuilding. Men and women both think it looks disgusting so what's the point?

 

[ShadowOfMyself]

Thats hilarious but...

"This image, uploaded to Reddit by user “GermanPanda” shows a guy who has appeared to of spent a little bit to much on steroids, and a little too much time squatting at the gym. "

Sigh...

 

[tboo]

He has big muscles but the fact that he is super ripped makes things look really weird.