#1 Rule To ALWAYS Look Like A Badass

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[RealMenRealStyle]

What rule would you add to the list? Comment below!

[kiasax]

Being American Indian, the one lesson I was taught that was most important to my grandfather was this: it's not what you have, but what you give away. The story my grandmother told me about my grandfather goes like this. During the Great Depression, the local deer population had gotten out of control. So, the local game warden knew my grandfather was the best deer hunter in the area and asked him to cull the herd. My grandfather agreed on one condition; that the extra venison went to the hungry families in the area.
The game warden went along with that readily. That's the kind of man my grandfather was and how my American Indian family taught me to be. It's also why I always say that my wife is my hero. She's a mental health counselor who treated children of trauma for the first years of her practice and now counsels at the Suicide Prevention Hotline. She's dedicated her life to helping people. That's heroic to me.
We're both the type of people to help others and that's partly why we get along so well.
Be safe, well, and happy.

[nighthawk]

my core values are wisdom, honor, and resolve. I have had some rough times, so I struggle with the resolve to do what needs to be done, but I've been working on it more recently thanks to your videos helping me get in the right mindset

[H..M..]

Getting up first thing and working out is a matter of schedule and discipline. There really isn’t any more to it than that.

[DaKnottyYooper]

I would say the number one rule here is to be COURAGEOUS.
To do anything mentioned in this list, you have to be able to swallow your fear and pride and attempt to exude confidence in all aspects of your life.
It takes courage to be confident in yourself. To take responsibility for your actions. It takes courage to say what needs to be said.
So if you can be courageous enough to rock the floral or shave your head then you should know you can be courageous enough to admit to your mistakes or tell grandma why shes the guest of honor.
It's knowing small steps of courage can lead to great things.
If you can understand that its swallowing pride and fear and doing what needs to be done. That's courage. That's confidence. That's badass. That's a man.

[TurboTimTravels]

Ombré leather is a sleeper in the Tom Ford line. Smells incredible.

[JDGERSHBEIN]

The Commutative Law of Badassery: When you think like a badass, you will manifest as a badass. In other words, a badass mindset translates to a badass appearance. Like anything else in the style canon, badassing has to be a natural extension of the person; often, a badass attempt looks contrived or forced. I don't fancy myself a badass, but I magically transform when I don my cognac goat suede bomber.

And in a world where social injustice prevails and hate is normalized, human kindness reigns as the best badassmanship of all.

[chuckschumacher]

Hey Antonio - I've been watching these for a few years now, and never commented, but this one is too good not to say thanks. Rules 6 - 1 are totally appropriate for advice on how to "look" good; in that, guys come to a video like this for advice on appearance, but ultimately what we're all shooting for is an outward appearance that matches the type of man we want to be on the inside. In my mind, working on your wardrobe and your world-view are one and the same. I would argue that every video on Youtube that gives advice to men on how to dress, should start with - "define your values as a person, and show respect to those values through how you dress". So thanks - well done.

[markg.]

I've never really had a desire to own a real leather jacket, primarily because of the weight. The good news is there are many options these days that look masculine without feeling like a pachyderm. I have a Johnston and Murphy coat with a zip out bib, that resembles leather but is really a cotton/polyester blend. The color and fit are great. Kuhl also makes some great looking coats and jackets. You'll have very little competition here in the upper mid-west, (Minneapolis/St.Paul) because for the most part the other guys are all wearing "hoodies", (Two at the same time.) sweat pants, camouflage hats, and wrap around sunglasses. Everybody looks like everybody else around here. : ) Merry Christmas!

[May-qbvx]

I love the clip of Steven He when talking about the florals! He cracks me up every time.

[ianmichaels]

I’ve always been a fan, but I feel like recently Antonio has upped his game here. Great work my friend!! 💪💪💪

[cldvird]

The bald thing accentuates your base physical attributs, meaning if you are tall and strong, you will look even stronger however if you are short and sickly you'll look even more insignificant.

[SalsaSippin_]

This is my new favorite channel. I recently decided to stop dressing like a cholo from 1995 and dress like a real man. 👍👍

[WarHeroGrunt]

Easily one of your best videos sir. Thank you.

[VEE]

Integrity is in short supply around me, I've observed. So I am the one with 100% integrity in my work and life. I tell my clients what needs to be said, some go away some love me for it and that's what I want.

[abchappell]

Excellent presentation! I appreciate your efforts in this video, for sure 😊

[hgr.]

Badass men don't lie. Shoot ppl straight: be direct and avoid fakery when it's socially possible, and (as mentioned) own your mistakes instead of divert blame. A nice bright white t-shirt & dark blue jeans is a never-miss outfit. Just my thoughts.
Edit: nice video BTW 👍

[vagkthaskey]

Being a "bad ass" is something you have / are. You can always spot the ones who are trying.
I was raised by some of the most "bad ass" people you would ever meet.
Thanks to them I dont consider myself a "bad ass" i just know myself and will not back down for what I believe.
A few years back as a correctional officer in a maximum security jail. I stood 5'7" maybe 160lbs, in shape. I squared off with a guy 6' 280lbs solid.
We had a very heated yet calm conversation which he then backed down and apologized afterwards.
Other inmates and an other officer were expecting him to level me and id be lying if I didn't admit I thought I was as good as dead.
But thanks to my solid background I knew how to present myself and prevailed.
Yes there was a lot of luck involved, but I have seen that inmate level pretty much everyone else that got in his way.
Especially for those who know you, if they see you 95 percent of the time calm, cool and collective. Then the 5 percent of the time when you become stern / aggressive, they will usually listen to you "faster / better".
As well with the exception of telling the story I just have. I dont "talk myself up". That is definitely a sign of insecurities.
Like I said I dont hold a candle to those who raised me, or to a few ive known as an adult.
I am confident and know what I am capable of and will always move quietly forward to reach my goals.

Oh a trick I accidentally learned about keeping people at bay while inside. Wear glasses that are slightly tinted / mirrored.
I have a light sensitivity and wear lightly blue tinted glasses inside. Apparently not being able to see my eyes unnerves people and will help keep them at bay.

[MoPoppins]

Antonio, *_LOVE_* that leather jacket! 😍 Gorgeous color, styling & finish! 👌

[ShashankD]

Hey, could you do a video on styling in hotter climates ? I love suits, sports jackets etc, but it's really not practical in india. I guess people from southern usa and all tropical countries may relate. No layering for us :(