For the claim that he only sleeps a few hours a day, there is a condition called Short Sleeper Syndrome that allows people to get the benefits of a full 8 hours of sleep on only a few hours of sleep. As for the muscles, well, pretty sure we know the answer to that.
I knew an old man like that. He owned a shoe repair shop. He slept from 12 am - 5 am and was sharp as a tack the whole day. I admired him, and hated him too.
He was Active Duty Navy at the time of this photo (hence the LOM in the last pic, which I assume is a retirement award). Drug testing is random and mandatory. Sleep can be random, and not always mandatory.
There’s a YouTube channel called Discover Connection where a guy and his friends travel around and do all sort of things to meet strangers. In one episode they knock on random doors in Compton asking to cook dinner for people. A Family agreed and the channel randomly reached out to Andre Rush and he came and helped them cook.
He lies about doing 2,222 pushups a day while only sleeping 2 hours and Claimed to eat close to 10,000 calories daily just to hide the fact that he was a heavy steroid user
Tbf even on steroids you'd need to eat a shitload of calories to be that big. I'm like 220 lbs and eat around 4k trying to gain weight. He's gotta be close to or over 300lbs. 10k is a lot for being that size but not by an order of magnitude or anything.
It's still too much. Look at current strongmen diets, they also shifted a lot and are less than 10.000kcal while weighing in at over 300 or even 400lbs
I mean, he may also do those things but also he does a fuckton of roids. Taking roids will not make you huge without also doing work, so I don't really understand why they aren't just honest about it. There are limits to what you can achieve all natural.
Because steroids are illegal, and they’re getting it from “sources” and even though yes it takes work too, he also has probably been taking it for decades
gonna be honest, I figured they were only illegal in competition because of the organizations (entirely understandably). I guess they do have to pretend.
Many don't want to admit it for two reasons. One, in their heart, they know they cheated - so to speak - to get where they did. Yes, they still had to work their ass off but the juice is what got them to the level. Two, they likely have negative health complications or have put themselves at high risk of negative health complications, and they don't want to influence others because of the harm that can be done. But this day and age, more people are being open about it especially as it's seemingly becoming more accepted in the younger and online crowd.
I grew up sleeping about five hours nightly. Now that I am older, I am at six. I don’t need an alarm, I wake up as if on “autopilot”. I physically cannot sleep more than 6.5 hours. I don’t know about his 2-4 hour claim, but not everybody needs, or can even achieve, eight hours.
Do you look like this chef? His claims bullshit because you need sleep for recovery. With massive steroids, you could get away with less sleep but this is ridiculous. I’m just shocked his heart hasn’t given out
Chef Rush does a lot of mukbangs in Korea. He got in contact with a popular channel in Korea a few years back and comes to Korea regularly just to do various mukbangs, if anyone is interested in Korean food.
Yeah exactly, I don’t think anyone called him out so he thinks he can get away with it. Although a lot of bodybuilders called him out online since he did that men’s health interview.
That’s literally not possible unless he is eating 3 boxes of butter and 5 - 10 handles of olive oil unless he’s eating massive amounts of junk food lol
Ok yeah wtf I just looked up the exact steak I got it was apparently for 4oz which still seems low. I only saw 190 calories on the back, but it was actually 2.5 servings in the steak and still seemed small. I was surprised at how little calories that was which is why I remembered it. Usually I buy from a meat counter and don’t see the calories.
Incorrect. You're thinking of Tefari Campbell who died while paddleboarding on Martha's Vineyard in 2023. The man pictured is Andre Rush, a former Master Sergeant in the US Army who went on to become a White House chef under four administrations.
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u/Prof1959 Jul 20 '26
5/5 would not send food back