My beard was always really patchy. At 23, I found your videos and decided to get on self-improvement. A month in I noticed that my beard was starting to fill in noticeably more than it ever had before. I think it's because a lot of the self-improvement habits also help increase testosterone levels which in turn helps beard growth
It’s not so much high test it’s high conversion rate into DHT the main factor and influence into facial hair growth. I have 848ng/ml the higher end of the natural scale and whilst I have a full beard it’s not thick (neither patchy) it’s all genetical some people will have low test and covert lots to DHT and full thick ass beards haha. The people who grow really thick beards generally go bald early as it’s also DHT that increases hair loss and many other factors of course.
Hamza, I think what you are trying to talk about is called epigenetics. Which is basically "the study of how your behaviors and environment can cause changes that affect the way your genes work. Unlike genetic changes, epigenetic changes are reversible and do not change your DNA sequence, but they can change how your body reads a DNA sequence."
@@matrixug341 Yes in theory it does, think of epigenetics as a way to reach your max genetic potential. If you want to be as tall as you genetically can, you need to have a good diet, environment, behaviors, etc while your still growing, the earlier the better.
This video came out 20 mins after I got back from work. Made an offer to my boss to stay an extra hour, working my arse off to fix a mistake someone made the week prior. Got it done with 1 minute to spare, was tight. Worth it for me and my boss.
Common W from Hamza. You continue to change my life, and I respect it. You are the one of the reasons I have chosen to put effort into my channel. Bless you bro
Brother, the only one changing your life is YOU - and only you. Do not forget that it is YOUR hard work that will pay off! I hope you get to where you want to be.
@@Tristan_Tate nope. The amount of testosterone in your body doesn’t dictate how receptive your facial hair is to growing. Allow me to elaborate: In order for physiological effects to occur in our body, we must have two things, the signal chemical (like hormones) and receptors to accept the signals. In the case of facial hair, we already know that the responsible pairings are androgen receptors and Dihydrotestosterone or DHT. In the face, androgen receptors promote hair growth and in the scalp, they do the opposite. Both of these are affected by genetics. DHT is converted by the enzyme 5-alpha-reductase. Both enzymes and receptors are types of proteins. Proteins are dependent on gene expression. If the gene is expressed then the receptors and enzymes will be synthesized. Of course, we know now that gene expression is affected by things other than just DNA like environmental factors. In other words, DHT is a big reason for that. Beards need DHT to develop and reach their full potential. In most cases, lower levels, or lower sensitivity to this hormone leads to less beard growth. So, again, follicle receptivity and DHT synthesis - not the lack thereof of hormonal testosterone that’s present in your bloodstream - is what determines beard vitality. We can deduce, therefore, as to why there are plentiful guys with huge testosterone levels who can’t grow beards, like me.
I really loved that analogy of seeing your life as a movie. That opened my eyes a little bit more to see the person I should be, and how important every minute of my time is
Hamza Bro.. I personally wanna take this time and appreciate the work what you do on UA-cam.. This has literally changed my life, I was a slob who sits all day at the same place watching Netflix and doing office work but now I'm more productive than I have ever been like working out, Meditating, improving mental health and trying to socialize with real people in person.. Thank you so much for literally beating up and making us get out of chair and Hustle in the open world. Keep up the good work😇 BTW-- Do the hard work, Especially when you don't feel like it😘
Jesus Christ will come back soon and we don't have much time to turn to Him. He died for all of our sins so that we can be forgiven. All we have to do is accept Him into our lives and trust Him wholeheartedly. Nobody but Jesus can save your soul. This might be your sign so turn to Him today. He loves you😊😊
Man, his videos lately are the same. Just men are weak, how to get girls videos. This one is exception though. His videos from a year ago were more informational and more helpful. More practical tips that helped in how to do things.
Awesome video. Definitely agree about the coincidence and timing of growing a beard and responsibility and discipline. The psychology/spiritual aspect of this is awesome!! Great video.
HOLY SHIT IT WORKED. 23 yo. Lost that girl after 5 years and this video came up. I saw this video upon release. I always wanted a beard but couldn’t make it. I went through the trials and tribulations of self improvement. Quality sleep, fixed mental health, 5 times a week gym, took responsibility of my life. 8 months later I have gained 15 kilos and went from skinny guy to quite bulky with a respectable physique. Still got a long way to go. Today I finally grew a beard. I feel really grateful. Everybody’s complimenting me about it. So, to any young man who is watching this, take what Hamza says in this video. Don’t shave it, wait for the second marshmallow. Your time will come, I promise.
Your absolutely right. 3 or so months ago I was optimising every second of my day in the right things & grew out a strong beard, yes my Cheeks grew much slower & I eventually shaved it because my entire family held an intervention about my beard. & for the last month I’ve been super lazy & complacent. Growing back my beard it’s now incredibly slow. Like a month in it’s where it was a week or so in when i was on the grind. I needed this video. Thank you Hamza
Genes do play a big role tbh, I'm only 18 with a beard that's almost full, I started shaving every 2-3 days when I was 16 because it grows back rly fast. And my dad always blamed me for shaving my beard since I was 14 assuming that's the reason for my beard growing while he's standing there with prob one of the best beard genetics. Even tho he always shaves it of, he can literally grow his beard up to his eyes, no patches at all, rough dark hairs and he's telling me that the reason I have a beard now is because I always shaved 🤣.
Genes are biggest thing in bears growing. Shaving your face young doesn’t make your beard grow back thicker or make you grow a beard at an earlier age. All that had been disproven
This is kinda relatable. At the time of this comment I’m 17 about to be 18. The only two men Ik in my family that have full beards are my 2 half brothers. I’ve had peach fuzz since like 2017, it’d slowly grow into more. I’m growing it again because I see it’s fuller now 🤷🏻♂️
hamza you're the man I got back on track because of you, it's been a week and I'm already feeling the happiest I could be knowing I'm walking towards my goals. Can you do a video on dealing with injury depression (I've been injured for 1.5 years and I found this year that I have a scoliosis) I'm dealing with it right as since I watched your videos I stopped crying about it and I'm treating myself with any thing that helps. Thanks again, you're changing lives
@@sellingadvil9844 Out of my mind it doesn't symbolize what I use it to refer to, It was supposed to be an album cover (still can be) that symbolizes both the dark calm side of a man which is relatively more dangerous and evil, and the anxious fueled true self which appears sometimes as the bad side of a person, carrying consequences of the underlaying other shadowself that pushes for unnecessary unrational agressive actions
If only more young men knew about this. I, myself was blessed to have beard growth from late 12/early 13 years old, and here I am now being 17 and having a full grown beard
Recently grew a beard for the first time (37). It was growing in nicely after a few weeks , then tried to trim and used the wrong guard ….no more beard for now. Gonna grow it again in a month or so after some dermastamping and mynoxidil over the patchy area on my cheek. He’s right about the stuff in this video …gene expression…deserving it …living in a way that promotes test levels. It’s almost a mindset
Agree with everything in this video. I personally would say the key principles are: 1) Trim, not shave. Use scissors or a trimmer. 2) Loose weight (if overweight) and/or put on some muscle (if skinny). It raises your testosterone levels which really helps. 3) Use minoxidil on troubled spots (i personally do not use it, but did a couple years before for hair loss, did help a lot. But ultimately i decided to accept my baldness and change the haircut) 4) Choose the best style of beard that suits your hair growth pattern. Sounds obvious but not that many guys do it. 5) Increase blood flow to the troubled areas. There are a lot of ways to do it, but most of them leave temporary marks (such as needle rollers etc.). Maybe try slapping your face in the evenings, it might help (not sure about that one, but it helped some of the guys i know)
U accepted the baldness ? Is it because the minoxidil didn't really work ? Or did it cost too much ? Because if it really was able to grow your hair why would you go bald
A boar bristle brush can help stimulate blood flow. Just put some moisturizer on after and it grows in nice. I could only grow a goatee before i did that.
@@canelo1728 minoxidil doesnt cure the cause of male hair loss. only finstaride can do it but it has some serious side effects. With minoxidil you can slow the process and grow some better hair but in the end you need to block the dht to stop the hairloss and minoxidil does not work in that cause
@@canelo1728 I mean it blocks your androgens. Theres testosterone and dht. Both are androgens and normally you don't want to mess with them as these hormones are very important to a man. There are some worst case side effects like you can get impotent. Many people also say it's hard to stay on the pills for the whole life. But I can't tell you from my experience as I did not decide to take them ever. But I guess you can try them out while doing regular blood work at the doctor so you can exactly see what changes inside your body and if it's safe for you to continue. But I got no practical knowledge about them just theoretical
Hamza, I'm 18 you and many other self improvement channels have helped me so much. I'm buying a Model 3 Performance Tesla with the money I know make I'm in the best shape of my life, well groomed, have jewlery, and life is going vertically uphill because of people like you. I've taken yours, and many other channels advice on mental health and all around wellness. Just know you've impacted me in a greater way than most of my own family or friends ever could have, and for that I deeply appreciate and thank you you.
@@shush9459 I work a fulltime job in constrruction making 22 an hour. I also am building a car rental company. I'll be getting my second car in a month or two to rent out fulltime for cashflow. I plan to scale that as high as I can go and streamline it all so I can eventually invest in commercial and multifamily real estate. I also on the side doordash and things like that because I drive electric so there's way more profit in delivering than there is with a gas car.
Thanks for this vedio because i am 19 and i have one hair as beard and rest is very small so thanks bro , im very happy to say that i convinced all mu friends for self improvement they all watch your vedios now thankyour for openin our eyes we were Jeffrey's before now we are takin steps to be like you ❤️🛐
Thanks Hamza, you called me out on eating at my desk so i'll hold my hand up and be honest about that because it truly is a bs amount of comfort i didn't even realize that in certain ways im lazy because it seems like it's the norm nowadays and it is time i improve those aspects of my life, i really appreciate you brother im hoping taking more and more responsibility will get me to grow a beard, i've been wanting one although i don't know at what age to expect it
I Swear I've been looking for videos to grow beard but almost everyone talks the same confusing shit Hair-fiber, shave it off, dermaroller bs and bs My father has full beard, same with my brothers, It will eventually grow, i hope. I also have a goal list and exercise daily. Apart from improving myself I'm improving my discipline. You've been really helpful, Thanks Hamza.
Thanks for your advice honestly, now that I've taken a good look at myself I need to do better in school, and i can use this as a tool to increase my discipline by studying more often
I’m blessed to have a beard early on. I recently turned 18 this August. I’m still in high school (Senior). I’ve had a beard for 5 years or so and it’s developing much better. I’m taking responsibility and leading my team to success. If you met my younger brother, you’d think he was a 30 year old, even tho he’s just 16. He has tons of discipline to grow out his beard. We went to my grandparents 50th wedding anniversary a few weeks ago and my dad was giving a speech and got on the topic of my brother and how he could out-beard every man in the room! That’s when I knew my brother was set on a masculine path. I’m proud of him and I’m proud of my beard at this age and I’ll make it even better! Thanks Hamza.
@@user-rj1sh7og5m I’m flattered but I actually try my best to lead my cross country and track & field teams. Since I’m a senior this year I’ll be pushing them to become their best and helping out the coach more. I have some pretty funny stories about this but I’ve been mistaken for a assistant coach and a camp counselor on many occasions bc of my beard and mature frame 😂 but anyways I try and do my best to help the younger guys and gals get included with our workouts and team building exercises, as well as encouraging others at my school to hit the gym, eat healthy, take ownership of themselves etc. while still being a kid and having fun.
@@winstonpelloski6204 today is the first day of school. I am freshman and I wish I had the kind of influence you have to get people in shape (physically and mentally) but I just don't know where to begin. I feel that I would be regarded as just a little kid saying "eat youwr vejtabels and you'll be vewwy stwong! I am introverted, on self improvement and already have a good frame, but I am just so socially awkward and I've never been one to speak up. I am working on improving my social skills though and am determined to get everyone at least aware of how to live their best lives, because for me I already had the right mindset, I just never took action till I saw hamza's videos. I just wish I could actually talk to people without being seen as a creep.
Growing a beard was the best decision of my life haha thanks hamza for always giving the best tips, your videos have changed my life and made me start my own channel as well. Check it out guys
As someone who didn't have a beard all through my young 20's the one thing I can tell you is that NO oil, juice, cream or anything will grow your beard or stimulate hair follicles. The ONLY answer is minoxidil 2 times a day (minoxidil is the number 1 ingredient in rogaine, but it works for our facial hair as well), derma roller and 5,000mg of biotin daily. It took me an entire year of consistency but I got incredible results.
The outlook you have on genetics is interesting nonetheless and there have been studies on this, it's called epigenetic. Honestly i don't know if it's true or not, but believing that discipline and hard work can also improve your "gene expression" is only beneficial.
Hamza I'm Asian (Filipino). Everyone on my bloodline doesn't have a beard. So I can't grow a beard, but I can grow a small mustache. So I'll grow my mustache instead. I agree with the masculinity stuff you said. The more masculine you are, the thicker your beard will be.
i thought i was the only one too. im half filipino half egyptian. so my brother took more of the egyptian genes and can grow a full beard, where i can barely grow a moustache. so i cant really tell whether its genetics or lack of masculinity, or maybe both too idk
Surprisingly when I first started watching hamza like a year and half ago when I first started going gym I had no facial hair or nothing at all and now my beard is coming through I can safely say going gym helped
I’m 22 with 2 kids and my beard has only started to come through pretty good this year since I started going to the gym and started working harder and taking more responsibility Hamza is talking proper sense
@@speeeeeedw8272 because my balls work and I have plenty of energy to raise them right now whilst also having the same time to work on myself and make a good living why not?
Genetics are like a “starter pack” in a video game. If you’re supposed to have a certain amount of muscle based on genetics, you’re probably gonna have it and if you have it, doesn’t mean you’ve reached the limits of muscle, you can grow more.
can you make a video about the struggle of school taking the whole day literally and when you get back home you should study more and you can't really improve much in these circumstances and school and parents just shout at you and the main problem is that you have time to improve but not much
I actually have nice beard genetics, I dont have any spots where hair is missing. It is quite full, but when I grew it out for like 3 weeks, I felt like it would grow out any further and that it was kind of stuck. But that doesnt happen, right?
Following Hamza’s self improvement journey has significantly benefited my life, appearance, and habits. However, I still struggle with my mental health as I always low self esteem despite indulging in all the productive and healthy habits. I think the main cause to the problem is my constant loneliness since I have finished school recently
The number one factor is no affection from women. I don’t struggle with flirting to women, however i do struggle maintaining a relationship. Another cause to this, is that most women i have spoken to typically find my appearance intimidating.
At age 16 I already have a big almost full grown beard, except for the connection between beard and moustache, everything was there. And it was a year after I had to start working to provide money to my family at home. My lil brother age 16 now is barely starting to grow one. He started working almost before his 16th birthday and in a different situation, he had a choice and I hadn´t. Maybe it´s coincidence, maybe not. But I choose to believe. (sry for mispellings english is my second language).
I'd say going to "battle" definitely helped grow my beard if what your saying is true. I had a full beard at 19 that grows quicker then any other male in my family, when I was growing up it's about the only masculine thing I was doing, fighting other groups with my group of friends at party's or just out and about getting into beefs that would last year's and get more violent as time went on. So I was always looking over my shoulder waiting to get jumped or worse even stabbed, all the other shit I was doing was pure degenerate smoking quid and beating of the meat, playing video games etc. Yes I know the fighting in groups blah blah is degenerate too but it activates the pride of a man and the will to choose fight over flight even against a group of enemies so you wouldn't be the one to bring shame onto you and your friends. These life and death moments turned me into a man without a doubt. I've been jumped I've been snuck up on and king hit from behind, knives and guns pointed at me all multiple times while least expecting it never did I run. Always ten toes down. Some will say I'm stupid and I know I could have lost my life but at the time I didn't care.... I got 2 kids now so I got something to live for but back then I really couldn't care less
I'm the first man in my family to grow a full beard at 20 years old. I'm also the only one that works out and takes advice from people like you and stoic beliefs to heart.
I think you shouldn't feel ashamed. You should be proud of yourself for making the gym into a fun hobby you enjoy. This is one of the rare moments where I disagreed with Hamza. You don't HAVE TO always make things difficult for yourself and be disciplined. Just my two cents...
Appreciate the advice. Hair on my chin grows incredibly fast but everywhere else has not grown for months. I’m 17, and feel like I should have adequate growth by now. Any advice?
The physiological thing is not just for beard but also for facial structure, whenever I see a man that went through hard work and discipline and achieved a beautiful transformation in life, their facial structure completely changes that’s weird but very true
Earning a beard is cap, I’m 19, I train mauy Thai 3 times a week and go gym twice, I’m doing a weekend course on sports injury therapy while working part time during the week, I talk to girls at work and church. I sleep at least 8 hours most nights and drink 3 litres of water everyday. I can’t grow a beard at all. My cousin is 20. He “works” for his mother but he rlly doesn’t do much, he spends all his spare time watching anime and playing video games, he rarely leaves the house and gets nervous talking to everybody. The man eats McDonald’s several times every week and he loves to drink rum and whisky. My cousin has the most full beautiful beard. Life ain’t fair.
Yeah it’s genetic my friend who is a 22 « Child » for me have the best beard I’ve ever seen. But me it’s only a moustache and I workout eat clean drink water work etc
yea its true, it has to do with genetics, i had a thick beard ever since i was 17/18 and i wasnt very manly back then, didnt even work out. though i would say my beard did get prettier when i started taking care of myself
Hi Hamza, I appreciate todays knowledge. Could you make a video on how you style your hair? Or maybe even a video on how to get ready when going outside? Just a suggestion.
The point you made about how genes don't have to necessarily determine something, and can be turned on or off, is so true. It sounds wishy-washy but it's true. You can see this all the time for example if you, your father, your grandfather and 3 generations before him had a predisposition to certain disorder caused by genetics but not every one of them got it, even tho they had the genes to have the same disorder. The only difference for them was the environment. (Maybe not the best example but idk if you don't believe I don't blame you)
Wrong. U dont have the same genes as your father or grandpa. There is a whole other set of genes from the female side of the family you are not considering.
As I do agree with the first minute of letting your facial hair grow out to new lengths, I myself (20 yrs old) have seen my beard get thicker after I shaved it ONCE already having a beard. It grew back ticker and the patches went away for me. Also be sure to have a skincare routine every morning and night. Good luck gents!! Love you all
Weird, my brother doesn't do self improvement or anything and by the way he acts, he doesn't seem that masculine at all. But he's been able to grow a full beard when he was 17. I'm 20 and I've been on self improvement for 4 years, and my facial hair has only barely started to grow in. I would say the starting point of getting any real facial hair depends on the persons genetics. Not only do genetics determine the "If" of growing a beard, but also "When".
Thank god I started growing beard naturally after 16, but the real growth came when I went into the self improvement journey, thanks to my guy Hamza for guiding me :)
Constructive Criticism: Hamza you don't understand what discipline is, "If you love it it's not discipline, it's instant gratification" No if that's how that worked then you should stop doing what you love and move on to something harder like working at Wendy's. Discipline is doing something whether you like it or not. "Oh your not disciplined because you like the gym now" that makes zero fuckin sense That is still taking responsibility and growing your future self. Discipline is the action you take to fulfill a certain purpose that you have. You can like being a soldier that doesn't make you any less disciplined. And no your beard has nothing to do with the amount of responsibility you take on. While the message is optimistic it goes to delusional levels. Not trimming your patchy beard is the only solid point you have here. There are plenty of successful people that have no beards, the underlying message behind your video simply makes men feel insecure about themselves. "iF yoU dOnT hAve a beArD tHen yOu diDnT tRy iN LiFe" Say that to... Mohammad Ali Mike Tyson Kobe Bryant Arnold Schwartzneggar Kanye West Kendrick Lamar .... Do I need to go on? Facial Hair is a mechanism men have to yes look more attractive but it is to also keep them warm. If you live in colder regions you are more likely to grow a beard. That's why most Vikings had beards while most Red Indians didn't. Both tribes had extremely strong, masculine and responsible men. You are not a better man for having facial hair.
I agree with ur 1st paragraph. And yh having a beard is a choice tho I think having a beard is a sign of masculinity was his point which Ig is true. Beards are a sign of masculinity however if u think u look better without one and dont want one then it makes no difference lol
I’m on this exact journey, thanks Hamza! It’s growing slowly but surely 🙌
Especially when you dont feel like it
I literally have no facial hair besides a mustache and I’m 20
@@juice3089
Hair transplants in Turkey are really cheap and high quality, as long as you don't mind having an ass for a face.
You get the point.:)
@@juice3089 how long have you been on Self improvement bro
update?
My beard was always really patchy. At 23, I found your videos and decided to get on self-improvement. A month in I noticed that my beard was starting to fill in noticeably more than it ever had before. I think it's because a lot of the self-improvement habits also help increase testosterone levels which in turn helps beard growth
what the hell ive already been doing everything this guy preaches for years and i have no beard
@@dwwdaddadwad9859 genetics ✨
@@dwwdaddadwad9859how old are you? Ask when your father got a beard
@@dwwdaddadwad9859 that is just genetics
It’s not so much high test it’s high conversion rate into DHT the main factor and influence into facial hair growth.
I have 848ng/ml the higher end of the natural scale and whilst I have a full beard it’s not thick (neither patchy) it’s all genetical some people will have low test and covert lots to DHT and full thick ass beards haha.
The people who grow really thick beards generally go bald early as it’s also DHT that increases hair loss and many other factors of course.
Do the hard work…………..
@Radikal MWAH
No thanks
ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU DONT FEEL LIKE IT 😤😤😤😤😤
Especially when you don't feel like it
especially when you don't feel like it!
Hamza, I think what you are trying to talk about is called epigenetics. Which is basically "the study of how your behaviors and environment can cause changes that affect the way your genes work. Unlike genetic changes, epigenetic changes are reversible and do not change your DNA sequence, but they can change how your body reads a DNA sequence."
So does it mean that I can grow taller or get a beard earlier?
@@matrixug341 Yes in theory it does, think of epigenetics as a way to reach your max genetic potential. If you want to be as tall as you genetically can, you need to have a good diet, environment, behaviors, etc while your still growing, the earlier the better.
This video came out 20 mins after I got back from work. Made an offer to my boss to stay an extra hour, working my arse off to fix a mistake someone made the week prior. Got it done with 1 minute to spare, was tight. Worth it for me and my boss.
Mission Passed
Respect+
@@xpmyt341 ty bro
That’s great
this man is on his way to a raise
Invest some wages every month so you can retire early
Adonis and Jeffrey videos started to become too repetitive but these new types of videos are absolutely amazing. Pure gold advice. Thanks Hamza
Common W from Hamza. You continue to change my life, and I respect it. You are the one of the reasons I have chosen to put effort into my channel. Bless you bro
Brother, the only one changing your life is YOU - and only you.
Do not forget that it is YOUR hard work that will pay off!
I hope you get to where you want to be.
@@whatplanetareweon2375 Of course brother. I appreciate your kind words. We are all in this together and we will all work the hardest we can
Wamza
Classic Hamza W
What is this common w?
I'll always remember your advice about "making your body NEED testosterone" I work hard having that in my head✊
It’s nothing to do with testosterone levels; it’s to do with diluted form of testosterone known as DHT and follicle receptors…
@@Tristan_Tate u prosperx?
@@Tristan_Tate nope. The amount of testosterone in your body doesn’t dictate how receptive your facial hair is to growing.
Allow me to elaborate:
In order for physiological effects to occur in our body, we must have two things, the signal chemical (like hormones) and receptors to accept the signals. In the case of facial hair, we already know that the responsible pairings are androgen receptors and Dihydrotestosterone or DHT. In the face, androgen receptors promote hair growth and in the scalp, they do the opposite. Both of these are affected by genetics. DHT is converted by the enzyme 5-alpha-reductase. Both enzymes and receptors are types of proteins. Proteins are dependent on gene expression. If the gene is expressed then the receptors and enzymes will be synthesized. Of course, we know now that gene expression is affected by things other than just DNA like environmental factors.
In other words, DHT is a big reason for that. Beards need DHT to develop and reach their full potential. In most cases, lower levels, or lower sensitivity to this hormone leads to less beard growth.
So, again, follicle receptivity and DHT synthesis - not the lack thereof of hormonal testosterone that’s present in your bloodstream - is what determines beard vitality. We can deduce, therefore, as to why there are plentiful guys with huge testosterone levels who can’t grow beards, like me.
@@Tristan_Tate ayo u sold yo yt acc thats why u changed name or is it the same person??? Anyways love you ❤️
@@Tristan_Tate ohh okayy 👍 anyways thank you for your service
I really loved that analogy of seeing your life as a movie. That opened my eyes a little bit more to see the person I should be, and how important every minute of my time is
Thank you for giving us everyday advice Hamza that will benefit us on this self-improvement journey. Us men on here really appreciate you
Hamza Bro.. I personally wanna take this time and appreciate the work what you do on UA-cam.. This has literally changed my life, I was a slob who sits all day at the same place watching Netflix and doing office work but now I'm more productive than I have ever been like working out, Meditating, improving mental health and trying to socialize with real people in person.. Thank you so much for literally beating up and making us get out of chair and Hustle in the open world. Keep up the good work😇
BTW-- Do the hard work, Especially when you don't feel like it😘
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save your soul. This might be your sign so
turn to Him today. He loves you😊😊
I love how Hamza never runs out of video ideas.Keep doing the great work brah!
He’s trying to get 1 mil subs so he won’t stop but look at his community post
@@rasheemthebestfirstone3274 which do you mean
@@marvin2678 the one where he saying that should you take some time off to make more quality vids than just uploading everyday
he makes the same videos over and over again
Man, his videos lately are the same. Just men are weak, how to get girls videos. This one is exception though.
His videos from a year ago were more informational and more helpful. More practical tips that helped in how to do things.
Shaved my head last day of school and started growing a beard, I look like a Taliban but in a while I will look like hamza. Stay the course guys!
Awesome video. Definitely agree about the coincidence and timing of growing a beard and responsibility and discipline. The psychology/spiritual aspect of this is awesome!! Great video.
HOLY SHIT IT WORKED. 23 yo. Lost that girl after 5 years and this video came up. I saw this video upon release. I always wanted a beard but couldn’t make it. I went through the trials and tribulations of self improvement. Quality sleep, fixed mental health, 5 times a week gym, took responsibility of my life. 8 months later I have gained 15 kilos and went from skinny guy to quite bulky with a respectable physique. Still got a long way to go. Today I finally grew a beard. I feel really grateful. Everybody’s complimenting me about it. So, to any young man who is watching this, take what Hamza says in this video. Don’t shave it, wait for the second marshmallow. Your time will come, I promise.
Are u forreal?
@@forevermind71Yes my friend. I still can’t believe it. I really love it, never going back to clean shaven.
3 months in, and this has already been my mind set 💯
Finally the tutorial I've been waiting for
Your absolutely right. 3 or so months ago I was optimising every second of my day in the right things & grew out a strong beard, yes my Cheeks grew much slower & I eventually shaved it because my entire family held an intervention about my beard.
& for the last month I’ve been super lazy & complacent. Growing back my beard it’s now incredibly slow. Like a month in it’s where it was a week or so in when i was on the grind. I needed this video. Thank you Hamza
Genes do play a big role tbh, I'm only 18 with a beard that's almost full, I started shaving every 2-3 days when I was 16 because it grows back rly fast. And my dad always blamed me for shaving my beard since I was 14 assuming that's the reason for my beard growing while he's standing there with prob one of the best beard genetics. Even tho he always shaves it of, he can literally grow his beard up to his eyes, no patches at all, rough dark hairs and he's telling me that the reason I have a beard now is because I always shaved 🤣.
lucky bro I want a huge ass beard lmao tryna look like Thor
@@k.n479 honestly genetics plays a big part I only grow hair on my chin 😂 hopefully my Stach comes in soon
don't shave it, it's signifies dominance
Genes are biggest thing in bears growing. Shaving your face young doesn’t make your beard grow back thicker or make you grow a beard at an earlier age. All that had been disproven
This is kinda relatable. At the time of this comment I’m 17 about to be 18. The only two men Ik in my family that have full beards are my 2 half brothers.
I’ve had peach fuzz since like 2017, it’d slowly grow into more. I’m growing it again because I see it’s fuller now 🤷🏻♂️
hamza you're the man I got back on track because of you, it's been a week and I'm already feeling the happiest I could be knowing I'm walking towards my goals. Can you do a video on dealing with injury depression (I've been injured for 1.5 years and I found this year that I have a scoliosis) I'm dealing with it right as since I watched your videos I stopped crying about it and I'm treating myself with any thing that helps. Thanks again, you're changing lives
What does your profile picture symbolize? Is there a meaning to it? Just curious
@@sellingadvil9844 Out of my mind it doesn't symbolize what I use it to refer to, It was supposed to be an album cover (still can be) that symbolizes both the dark calm side of a man which is relatively more dangerous and evil, and the anxious fueled true self which appears sometimes as the bad side of a person, carrying consequences of the underlaying other shadowself that pushes for unnecessary unrational agressive actions
If only more young men knew about this. I, myself was blessed to have beard growth from late 12/early 13 years old, and here I am now being 17 and having a full grown beard
Recently grew a beard for the first time (37). It was growing in nicely after a few weeks , then tried to trim and used the wrong guard ….no more beard for now. Gonna grow it again in a month or so after some dermastamping and mynoxidil over the patchy area on my cheek. He’s right about the stuff in this video …gene expression…deserving it …living in a way that promotes test levels. It’s almost a mindset
Really 37! I had side burns and a goatee at like 14! I always stood out in my class, but I still refused to shave.
I love videos like this no rubbish thumbnails straight up to the video just like your old contents
Hamza you give so much wisdom. Thankyou for helping the Jefferys of the world transform into what we were meant to be.
Great advice bro, appreciate it
You changed my life man
bro exactly what I needed , like you are reading my mind.
was legit just researching this last night, this was the perfect time for this video. will be trying this soon.
Agree with everything in this video. I personally would say the key principles are:
1) Trim, not shave. Use scissors or a trimmer.
2) Loose weight (if overweight) and/or put on some muscle (if skinny). It raises your testosterone levels which really helps.
3) Use minoxidil on troubled spots (i personally do not use it, but did a couple years before for hair loss, did help a lot. But ultimately i decided to accept my baldness and change the haircut)
4) Choose the best style of beard that suits your hair growth pattern. Sounds obvious but not that many guys do it.
5) Increase blood flow to the troubled areas. There are a lot of ways to do it, but most of them leave temporary marks (such as needle rollers etc.). Maybe try slapping your face in the evenings, it might help (not sure about that one, but it helped some of the guys i know)
U accepted the baldness ? Is it because the minoxidil didn't really work ? Or did it cost too much ? Because if it really was able to grow your hair why would you go bald
A boar bristle brush can help stimulate blood flow. Just put some moisturizer on after and it grows in nice. I could only grow a goatee before i did that.
@@canelo1728 minoxidil doesnt cure the cause of male hair loss. only finstaride can do it but it has some serious side effects.
With minoxidil you can slow the process and grow some better hair but in the end you need to block the dht to stop the hairloss and minoxidil does not work in that cause
@@hallowiegehts9227 What are the side effects of finstaride and are they common?
@@canelo1728 I mean it blocks your androgens. Theres testosterone and dht. Both are androgens and normally you don't want to mess with them as these hormones are very important to a man. There are some worst case side effects like you can get impotent. Many people also say it's hard to stay on the pills for the whole life. But I can't tell you from my experience as I did not decide to take them ever.
But I guess you can try them out while doing regular blood work at the doctor so you can exactly see what changes inside your body and if it's safe for you to continue.
But I got no practical knowledge about them just theoretical
Hamza, I'm 18 you and many other self improvement channels have helped me so much. I'm buying a Model 3 Performance Tesla with the money I know make I'm in the best shape of my life, well groomed, have jewlery, and life is going vertically uphill because of people like you. I've taken yours, and many other channels advice on mental health and all around wellness. Just know you've impacted me in a greater way than most of my own family or friends ever could have, and for that I deeply appreciate and thank you you.
Great to hear, what is your source of income?
@@pdid1690 I work in construction and want to start a car hosting business now that I have my first car to do it with.
@@bebiswhale4306 good shit brodie, but how u make that much money?
@@shush9459 I work a fulltime job in constrruction making 22 an hour. I also am building a car rental company. I'll be getting my second car in a month or two to rent out fulltime for cashflow. I plan to scale that as high as I can go and streamline it all so I can eventually invest in commercial and multifamily real estate. I also on the side doordash and things like that because I drive electric so there's way more profit in delivering than there is with a gas car.
Thank you hamza much awaited video!
finally the thing that i was looking for, the specific video that I wanted hamza to do
Thanks for this vedio because i am 19 and i have one hair as beard and rest is very small so thanks bro , im very happy to say that i convinced all mu friends for self improvement they all watch your vedios now thankyour for openin our eyes we were Jeffrey's before now we are takin steps to be like you ❤️🛐
legit perfect timing just tried to search for how to grow a beard
Me too bro
thanks bro for this message, it is a big slap right on my face
Thanks Hamza, you called me out on eating at my desk so i'll hold my hand up and be honest about that because it truly is a bs amount of comfort
i didn't even realize that in certain ways im lazy because it seems like it's the norm nowadays and it is time i improve those aspects of my life, i really appreciate you brother
im hoping taking more and more responsibility will get me to grow a beard, i've been wanting one although i don't know at what age to expect it
Where am I supposed to eat lmao
@@hundy6521 the dining table bro
@@KccbzZ idk if that makes a difference. I get the idea, but I dont think it's bad for me to be working while eat. I usually read or code while I eat
Simple Solution = Minoxidil+Castor Oil+Derma Rolling
This works can confirm
Minoxidil alone does wonders
@Deep Blue yeah there’s loads, it doesn’t actually grow the hair, but it makes any hair grown thicker
thankyou bro I was sort of aware of this message but I really need this wakeup call
The video I’ve been waiting for
I Swear I've been looking for videos to grow beard but almost everyone talks the same confusing shit
Hair-fiber, shave it off, dermaroller bs and bs
My father has full beard, same with my brothers, It will eventually grow, i hope.
I also have a goal list and exercise daily.
Apart from improving myself I'm improving my discipline. You've been really helpful, Thanks Hamza.
What’s the best thing to do once a audience is built hamza?
I stopped the video to comment that ur an absoulute LEGEND !!!
Thanks for your advice honestly, now that I've taken a good look at myself I need to do better in school, and i can use this as a tool to increase my discipline by studying more often
I’m blessed to have a beard early on. I recently turned 18 this August. I’m still in high school (Senior). I’ve had a beard for 5 years or so and it’s developing much better. I’m taking responsibility and leading my team to success. If you met my younger brother, you’d think he was a 30 year old, even tho he’s just 16. He has tons of discipline to grow out his beard. We went to my grandparents 50th wedding anniversary a few weeks ago and my dad was giving a speech and got on the topic of my brother and how he could out-beard every man in the room! That’s when I knew my brother was set on a masculine path. I’m proud of him and I’m proud of my beard at this age and I’ll make it even better! Thanks Hamza.
dawg im 17 and i got a beard as well love the work your putting in keep it up my brotha
✌️
you're a football cap? (if so you're basically a chad like from the movies, i bet you're that tall blonde muscle guy )
@@user-rj1sh7og5m I’m flattered but I actually try my best to lead my cross country and track & field teams. Since I’m a senior this year I’ll be pushing them to become their best and helping out the coach more. I have some pretty funny stories about this but I’ve been mistaken for a assistant coach and a camp counselor on many occasions bc of my beard and mature frame 😂 but anyways I try and do my best to help the younger guys and gals get included with our workouts and team building exercises, as well as encouraging others at my school to hit the gym, eat healthy, take ownership of themselves etc. while still being a kid and having fun.
lol i loved reading this because its funny, wholesome, but its true.
@@winstonpelloski6204 today is the first day of school. I am freshman and I wish I had the kind of influence you have to get people in shape (physically and mentally) but I just don't know where to begin. I feel that I would be regarded as just a little kid saying "eat youwr vejtabels and you'll be vewwy stwong! I am introverted, on self improvement and already have a good frame, but I am just so socially awkward and I've never been one to speak up. I am working on improving my social skills though and am determined to get everyone at least aware of how to live their best lives, because for me I already had the right mindset, I just never took action till I saw hamza's videos. I just wish I could actually talk to people without being seen as a creep.
Growing a beard was the best decision of my life haha thanks hamza for always giving the best tips, your videos have changed my life and made me start my own channel as well. Check it out guys
This is such an outstanding idea 💡👏. Changed my pov tbh. Thank you very much 🙏
Your giving me what i prayed for
I am a South Indian so I am already sprouting a beard at 14. It looks horrible and this video is real help for me what to do. Thanks Hamza
As someone who didn't have a beard all through my young 20's the one thing I can tell you is that NO oil, juice, cream or anything will grow your beard or stimulate hair follicles. The ONLY answer is minoxidil 2 times a day (minoxidil is the number 1 ingredient in rogaine, but it works for our facial hair as well), derma roller and 5,000mg of biotin daily. It took me an entire year of consistency but I got incredible results.
It works for me
What is minoxidil
Right! Minoxidil worked for me, I tried olive oil, coconut oil, castor oil, nothing worked, only Minoxidil!
Minoxidil broke my face out when I first tried it, and I've never used it once again
@@Lindblum_Castle It can do that but i'd wash my face a lot and use moisturizer too
Who knew a video about a growing a beard would be exactly what I need to hear right now?
was literally telling a mate about how i was having issues growing hair in my cheeks yesterday, absolute godsend thankyou so much
The outlook you have on genetics is interesting nonetheless and there have been studies on this, it's called epigenetic. Honestly i don't know if it's true or not, but believing that discipline and hard work can also improve your "gene expression" is only beneficial.
True, but i really can't see how you would apply it to beard growth.
Hamza was referencing epigenetics, they are a real thing, epigenetics can be influenced by many factors, diet, behaviors, and environments.
Hamza I'm Asian (Filipino). Everyone on my bloodline doesn't have a beard. So I can't grow a beard, but I can grow a small mustache. So I'll grow my mustache instead.
I agree with the masculinity stuff you said. The more masculine you are, the thicker your beard will be.
ay, the exact same with me, I'm also a Filipino! 😂
💀 get chiseled jaw
i thought i was the only one too. im half filipino half egyptian. so my brother took more of the egyptian genes and can grow a full beard, where i can barely grow a moustache. so i cant really tell whether its genetics or lack of masculinity, or maybe both too idk
Bro literally was about to look up how to get a fuller beard love you
Surprisingly when I first started watching hamza like a year and half ago when I first started going gym I had no facial hair or nothing at all and now my beard is coming through I can safely say going gym helped
i watched this video a month and i actually have increased my beard growth by increasing my masculinity and discipline
You click on a video for a beard but get a life changing speech
Stopped watching your videos a while back because i felt like i took all the advice i needed. This video really helped me though. Thanks hamza🙏🏽
I’m 22 with 2 kids and my beard has only started to come through pretty good this year since I started going to the gym and started working harder and taking more responsibility Hamza is talking proper sense
why tf are uou having two kids at 22?
@@speeeeeedw8272 because my balls work and I have plenty of energy to raise them right now whilst also having the same time to work on myself and make a good living why not?
@@speeeeeedw8272😂😂
Genetics are like a “starter pack” in a video game.
If you’re supposed to have a certain amount of muscle based on genetics, you’re probably gonna have it and if you have it, doesn’t mean you’ve reached the limits of muscle, you can grow more.
6:54 Was the most relatable thing I've heard from Hamza.
It felt like you were talking to me specifically, damn you have a good way of figuring your target audience
Literally thought about growing a beard yesterday, thank you
Had a beard before the self-improvement journey, but lately I've noticed it grow thicker. Maybe it isn't broscience after all.
can you make a video about the struggle of school taking the whole day literally and when you get back home you should study more and you can't really improve much in these circumstances and school and parents just shout at you and the main problem is that you have time to improve but not much
Man i wish i could grow a nice beard like yours. tyvm for the tips bro
Hamza, your ablity to just sit in front of a camera and talk and have your viewer completely captivated on anything is amazing.
Super proud to almost have a full beard and I just turned 14 today!
Same, already trimming it and get it back strong and thick after 1 week, ,15 and ½💪
Happy Birthday Brah !
Them insane middle Eastern genetics have 14 year olds looking like fully grown men 😂
Bro I'm 19 and only hv some couple of hairs in my chin 😂🥲
@@pranktestalker4057 thank u so much Brah
I actually have nice beard genetics, I dont have any spots where hair is missing.
It is quite full, but when I grew it out for like 3 weeks, I felt like it would grow out any further and that it was kind of stuck.
But that doesnt happen, right?
To see actual beard gains grow it out for at least 2 months, then decide if you like it or not 🤙
Hamza is like a big brother to all of us
When I saw the notification I just clicked it like my life depended on it lmfao.
"You Will Have a Beard When You Deserve To Have One" - Hamza
Following Hamza’s self improvement journey has significantly benefited my life, appearance, and habits. However, I still struggle with my mental health as I always low self esteem despite indulging in all the productive and healthy habits. I think the main cause to the problem is my constant loneliness since I have finished school recently
The number one factor is no affection from women. I don’t struggle with flirting to women, however i do struggle maintaining a relationship. Another cause to this, is that most women i have spoken to typically find my appearance intimidating.
@@hercules1914 i'm sure you'll find a woman who doesn't find your appearance intimidating. anyways do you have a beard?
discipline is doing what you hate but do it like you love it
yo love ur stuff man!!!
Perfect timing bc I’ve Im my beard journey right now. Been improving T and using minoxidil for a week
At age 16 I already have a big almost full grown beard, except for the connection between beard and moustache, everything was there. And it was a year after I had to start working to provide money to my family at home. My lil brother age 16 now is barely starting to grow one. He started working almost before his 16th birthday and in a different situation, he had a choice and I hadn´t. Maybe it´s coincidence, maybe not. But I choose to believe. (sry for mispellings english is my second language).
Same
Same lol
Coincidently You are making those which need right now in my life😊🙃
I am 19 right now when my father at that age he says he have a kind of power to do anything and I was half energy of them
I'd say going to "battle" definitely helped grow my beard if what your saying is true. I had a full beard at 19 that grows quicker then any other male in my family, when I was growing up it's about the only masculine thing I was doing, fighting other groups with my group of friends at party's or just out and about getting into beefs that would last year's and get more violent as time went on. So I was always looking over my shoulder waiting to get jumped or worse even stabbed, all the other shit I was doing was pure degenerate smoking quid and beating of the meat, playing video games etc. Yes I know the fighting in groups blah blah is degenerate too but it activates the pride of a man and the will to choose fight over flight even against a group of enemies so you wouldn't be the one to bring shame onto you and your friends. These life and death moments turned me into a man without a doubt. I've been jumped I've been snuck up on and king hit from behind, knives and guns pointed at me all multiple times while least expecting it never did I run. Always ten toes down. Some will say I'm stupid and I know I could have lost my life but at the time I didn't care.... I got 2 kids now so I got something to live for but back then I really couldn't care less
Ok tough guy
@Ddddd OK you 🐁
I'm the first man in my family to grow a full beard at 20 years old. I'm also the only one that works out and takes advice from people like you and stoic beliefs to heart.
i hope they follow your footsteps
Idk it almost sounds like bullshit but maybe , idk sounds crazy but real
@@Deprexx my dad says that our family have bad beard genetics and I've never seen him with a beard but my brother has it
@@steadytuna8753 i think we are all predisposed to different things, some greater than other's. So i guess everyone had a different sized part truth
Having a Beard Makes you look more attractive as a Man Though not Gonna Lie.
Hamza is the real GOAT.
bro this is relatable right now because the side burn and moustache are growing way faster than the side of my beard. Very helpful!!
At 6:50 to 8:00 you literally described me. I feel ashamed by myself but that was a helpful insight. Thanks
I think you shouldn't feel ashamed. You should be proud of yourself for making the gym into a fun hobby you enjoy. This is one of the rare moments where I disagreed with Hamza. You don't HAVE TO always make things difficult for yourself and be disciplined. Just my two cents...
Appreciate the advice.
Hair on my chin grows incredibly fast but everywhere else has not grown for months. I’m 17, and feel like I should have adequate growth by now.
Any advice?
Wait. You’re 17
I'm 19-20 but still, look like a kid of 16-17 😕
@@SteveRogers... same bro
The physiological thing is not just for beard but also for facial structure, whenever I see a man that went through hard work and discipline and achieved a beautiful transformation in life, their facial structure completely changes that’s weird but very true
Nice video bruv, Unfortunately my family has never had beards, so I don’t think I will be growing one anytime soon
Earning a beard is cap, I’m 19, I train mauy Thai 3 times a week and go gym twice, I’m doing a weekend course on sports injury therapy while working part time during the week, I talk to girls at work and church. I sleep at least 8 hours most nights and drink 3 litres of water everyday. I can’t grow a beard at all.
My cousin is 20. He “works” for his mother but he rlly doesn’t do much, he spends all his spare time watching anime and playing video games, he rarely leaves the house and gets nervous talking to everybody. The man eats McDonald’s several times every week and he loves to drink rum and whisky. My cousin has the most full beautiful beard. Life ain’t fair.
Its the rum and whiskey waking up the pirate inside him bro
All you need is minoxidil😂😂
Yeah it’s genetic my friend who is a 22 « Child » for me have the best beard I’ve ever seen. But me it’s only a moustache and I workout eat clean drink water work etc
yea its true, it has to do with genetics, i had a thick beard ever since i was 17/18 and i wasnt very manly back then, didnt even work out. though i would say my beard did get prettier when i started taking care of myself
Its partially genetics as well
Hamza and Tate carrying masculinity right now
I agree, we need these people rn
Tate dead
@@neehar7285 Bs he’s on rumble with 400k subs I’m not even a week
Tate 💀💀💀💀
Hi Hamza, I appreciate todays knowledge. Could you make a video on how you style your hair? Or maybe even a video on how to get ready when going outside? Just a suggestion.
Hi bro! Thanks for your videos man
The point you made about how genes don't have to necessarily determine something, and can be turned on or off, is so true. It sounds wishy-washy but it's true. You can see this all the time for example if you, your father, your grandfather and 3 generations before him had a predisposition to certain disorder caused by genetics but not every one of them got it, even tho they had the genes to have the same disorder. The only difference for them was the environment. (Maybe not the best example but idk if you don't believe I don't blame you)
Wrong. U dont have the same genes as your father or grandpa. There is a whole other set of genes from the female side of the family you are not considering.
@@duress8801 that is true, but doesn't prove my point wrong.
Bruce Liptons work its all about this
As I do agree with the first minute of letting your facial hair grow out to new lengths, I myself (20 yrs old) have seen my beard get thicker after I shaved it ONCE already having a beard. It grew back ticker and the patches went away for me. Also be sure to have a skincare routine every morning and night. Good luck gents!! Love you all
Your timing is perfect
Hamza's beard growth was exactly like mine is now. I've seen a few cheek hairs but am hoping more come this year
Weird, my brother doesn't do self improvement or anything and by the way he acts, he doesn't seem that masculine at all. But he's been able to grow a full beard when he was 17. I'm 20 and I've been on self improvement for 4 years, and my facial hair has only barely started to grow in. I would say the starting point of getting any real facial hair depends on the persons genetics. Not only do genetics determine the "If" of growing a beard, but also "When".
Of course it does
It's shitty bro science, keep doing self improvement but growing a beard is more than that
I once heard that Beards where meant to protect your neck against swords idk if that’s true but shits badass
I wish that were true.
Actually myth
It makes you more masculine
They’re meant to protect you from cold weather.
aint no beard protecting your neck from a sword bro lol
@@VeggiesEatMyMeat 😂😂
Really good video and useful information. Can you make a video about the body hair please. I really dont know what to do with it.
Thank god I started growing beard naturally after 16, but the real growth came when I went into the self improvement journey, thanks to my guy Hamza for guiding me :)
I started shaving while 14
@@SHADOW-qy8uc lmao I got a friend that also shaves and I have the same hair as him but I dont wanna shave
Im 16 and I only have a small moustache, and I have strands on my chin and side
Glad we all part of the masculine gang
Im 16 and i still have 1 strand
Constructive Criticism:
Hamza you don't understand what discipline is,
"If you love it it's not discipline, it's instant gratification"
No if that's how that worked then you should stop doing what you love and move on to something harder like working at Wendy's.
Discipline is doing something whether you like it or not.
"Oh your not disciplined because you like the gym now" that makes zero fuckin sense
That is still taking responsibility and growing your future self.
Discipline is the action you take to fulfill a certain purpose that you have.
You can like being a soldier that doesn't make you any less disciplined.
And no your beard has nothing to do with the amount of responsibility you take on.
While the message is optimistic it goes to delusional levels.
Not trimming your patchy beard is the only solid point you have here.
There are plenty of successful people that have no beards, the underlying message behind your video simply makes men feel insecure about themselves.
"iF yoU dOnT hAve a beArD tHen yOu diDnT tRy iN LiFe"
Say that to...
Mohammad Ali
Mike Tyson
Kobe Bryant
Arnold Schwartzneggar
Kanye West
Kendrick Lamar
....
Do I need to go on?
Facial Hair is a mechanism men have to yes look more attractive but it is to also keep them warm.
If you live in colder regions you are more likely to grow a beard.
That's why most Vikings had beards while most Red Indians didn't.
Both tribes had extremely strong, masculine and responsible men.
You are not a better man for having facial hair.
totally agree with this comment, this video is kinda crazy...
I agree with ur 1st paragraph.
And yh having a beard is a choice tho I think having a beard is a sign of masculinity was his point which Ig is true. Beards are a sign of masculinity however if u think u look better without one and dont want one then it makes no difference lol
Agreed
What about Indians and Sri Lankans, they can grow great beards and they live in warm counties.
@@gm836 that doesn’t add anything to the conversation.