18 years old , 80 hours a week.

well guys bit of a different video this week , let m know what you think of it .
basically just crammed a week into 3 mins haha superflatttt , appreciate the support as always !! keep er stocked and of course superflattt love has !!!

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[cizia]

Salt of the earth, be blessed brother.

[cadena]

You won't see anyone advocating, crying, or feeling sorry for him. Yet his job is just as essential. Keep grinding homie, dying breed!

[cizia]

Next time you buy food for cheap, remember that some brave people like this young man are working tirelessly for us to eat. There are no "good deals" with food there are only fair deals. Everything has a price in this world and we owe to pay that price if we respect ourselves and others.

[saltyscrimp]

This dude probably sleeps like a rock from the amount of hard work he does every day.

[Pintexx]

What a legend, farmers keep the world running

[emil]

Me while working from home and eating chips on my sofa: "doesn't look that hard"

[jacobmarrs]

This one goes out to all those “This generation is worthless. Back in my day...” headass people

Keep your foot on the pedal dude!

[sosukeaizen]

Mans definitely broke his bed at the end, but I respect the grind. Doing all that alone is tough, but having classes on top of that is a real grind.

[thewatermelon]

Remember, there's always someone grinding like fuck out there without bragging about it

Edit (because some people may have misinterpreted my comment): i support this vid, because it's clear he has been doing this for a long while before posting it. No in-your-face bragging, no pseudo-motivational quotes, just a clear insight on what he does on a daily basis. I would prefer actual live sounds rather than the music though. Still, respect the grind.

[AdamBorseti]

Just remember young people, the candle that burns twice as bright lasts half as long. If you work 80 hours a week and after a few years, you're still just working your ass off; reexamine your work ethic. Stop and smell the roses every now and then.

Edit: This isn't some grand declaration either. You do you. I speak from my experience alone, and my experience is that after working my ass off at a wide variety of soul-deadening retail jobs, I found myself fantasizing about putting a revolver in my mouth everyday I woke up. So for me, I work from home now doing music stuff. It pays okay, though it's not the most stable source of income, but guess what? I'm happier. I am in better shape now than when I was working. 25lbs lighter, I have time to work out and focus on things like family and things that make me happy. So yeah, if you want to write some cynical comment about me, go for it. I know why you are writing it, and I used to be in your shoes. All I'm saying is that if you work so much and then you waste what little free time you have writing some carcinogenic trash underneath me, then you are *exactly* the type of person who should take a step back and ask yourself if all the work and money is worth anything if you never get a chance to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
Also, there are 2 other comments on this video left after mine which say pretty much the same thing, but they have more likes and less anger underneath? What does that tell you?

[donegalable]

You only get one back one set of lungs, eyes, and a pair of knee, hips when any of those go so do you. Treat them kindly don't work more or harder work slow and smarter.

[bullstudalphamonster]

This is more of a motivational video than those millionaires screaming how easy it is to be rich with “dedication” this was more inspiring this men’s work brother 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[globyzeroivy]

Not everyone wants to be a CEO, own expensive cars, a college degree, travel, whatever the fuck you consider to be a good life, the individualistic western norm of success. Everyone has their own definition of success and happiness. If this is what he enjoys, let him be. These comments are so ignorant. I'm sure he has it figured out.

edit: When I commented this most comments were negative, saying how he should build an "actual career" or not do physical work or that "its not worth it". All I'm saying is not everyone finds fulfillment in the same things you do and you should respect that. I'm also quite literally not talking about money. There is a rise of influencers, entrepreneurs promoting this entire "dont be a slave to society, quit your job and start your own business, ill tell you how when you buy my programme!" and I think it's quite damaging and unrealistic to think that way.

[ofuthdq]

I grew up in an Ag town. A popular saying is “the cows don’t know it’s Sunday”

[tpuwu]

Seeing a lot of interesting comments here, just want to clarify, this lad clearly enjoys what he is doing, if he wishes to work 80 hrs a week so be it, as long as he is aware of the consequences (good or bad) nobody on here has the right to say how he should live his life, but suggestions are fine.

[GabrielGarcia-kmou]

And still makes less than some kids dancing in front of a camera for 30 seconds...

[FlexSZN]

Me: “Man. I’m so tired, I worked hard this week”

YT algorithm: “Oh really?”

[gumelini]

I was like you when I was younger.Now I'm 28 yo with 3 herniated discs which makes me unable to lift anything heavier then a grocery bag and causes constan cramping in my both legs.And my hair is already getting grey on the side of my head.Body has a limit to which it can be pushed to.I wouldn't like to see the same thing happen to a hard working kid who seems to be trying too hard to make things better.Remember that you can't keep this up for another 50 years.Learn from my mistakes

[nebze]

He's putting in the work, I feel like everyone should have this experience at one point in their life it makes you respect the grind so much more fr

[zulchemical]

“Hard work betrays none but dreams betray many.”

- Hachiman