Hilarious moment man with a mullet corrects Muscle Beach bodybuilder’s form – before jacked-up monster turns on him

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A hilarious verbal exchange between a bodybuilder and an onlooker at an outdoor gym in Los Angeles has the internet laughing their muscles out.

Holding a sweating soda can in one hand, a man with a flowing mullet strolled up to the jacked bodybuilder grinding through a set at Muscle Beach Venice Gym. It went about as well as you’d expect.

He leans in to offer a few pointers on proper exercise form, only to immediately unleash the bodybuilder’s wrath, the video shows.

“I’m from Australia. This comes from a place of love, but, like, you can slow down a bit,” the man says to the bodybuilder. 

The bodybuilder challenged him in response, and the conversation quickly became confrontational.

“Look at my physique and look at your physique,” the bodybuilder says, pointing to the commenter’s chubby body.

The quick-witted Australian goes on to defend his honor and says, “It’s water weight from creatine.” 

As the bodybuilder kept asking him to go away, the guy with the soda realizes that he has pissed off the jacked monster.

He tries to reset the conversation, saying they have “got off on the wrong foot” and asking if they can restart. 

The bodybuilder grunts loudly and shouts, “Stop talking to me.” He then receives apologies from his critic and the conversation ends. 

The fun continued on Reddit users rushed to comment on the clip. “He’s just mad because that guy didn’t come over with a little cup of creatine for him to eat from. That’s what you’re supposed to do at a petting zoo,” one user said.

Another one said, “They look like twins.”

“This is how the average australian person f**** with people It’s very common here. Immediately getting mad is the worst thing you can do, it just makes us go harder. It’s also how Australians sound when sincere,” another user commented.

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