The Hidden Reason Brad Pitt Looks So Good

Brad Pitt, he's like my GOAT, I'll be honest. As far as like movie actors goes, from Fight Club to Troy, even to as late as Bullet Train. This guy's like the stud of all studs and he's like kept it up, like he's still a freaking stud. I've sometimes been compared to Brad Pitt. All right guys, next up we got what makes Brad Pitt so attractive? I've sometimes been compared to Brad Pitt. I think it's because of our jaw and our complexion and hair color, right? So yeah, maybe I can learn some things that make me attractive too. Or maybe you guys too, maybe some things you can emphasize and work on and whatnot. So let's just, let's get right into this video. Ask anyone who comes to mind when they think of a classically handsome man. Brad Pitt would probably be on the top of that list, at least in the 90s and the early 2000s. And even, maybe even today. But what makes his face so conventionally attractive and attention grabbing? Brad is attractive for the same reasons that any beautiful person is attractive. He has a face with high averageness, high sexual dimorphism. High averageness. What the hell does that mean? Average is like, it's like unremarkable. It's like right there in the middle. It's completely normal. It's average, right? So high averageness, that means he's very, very fantastically normal, right there in the middle. Yeah, but. Symmetry. The other ones I get, but. And harmonious proportions. For this video, let's cover Brad's pleasantly average facial angles and proportions. His pleasant dentofacial structure, or the bone structure, is usually one step for an overall attractive face. So let's take a look at the side profile to break that down. We could go into every one of the assessments laid out by Ford Sattel in their research paper, but for simplicity, let's just get at the overall. This channel, Quovet Studio, I love this channel because he's so analytical, so in-depth with his breakdowns on looks, that it actually blows my mind that people can get this detailed in their analysis. Yeah, so first thing that definitely stands out, like, in every picture of Jossup, or in Brad Pitt. Be nice if I could talk, right? Every picture of Brad Pitt is his jaw. Minced my words there a little bit, but yeah, you could see here in this photo, this snapshot, his jaw doesn't come from his actual mandible structure. It doesn't, the bone, right? The jaw bone, it comes from the actual masseter muscle. He has somehow built up this masseter muscle over the years. You could see it because it actually has a muscle body. You could see the perimeter, the roundness. You could see the muscle tie-in right now. If it was from his actual mandible, it would just be a straight line. You would see this chiseled bone, right? Creating the structure, but no, he's actually developed this one way or another. And the way that I developed mine, which people comment about all the time, is by chewing super tough gum. This is the gum that I chew. It's from Jawliner, right? And this is gum that is 10 times harder than normal chewing gum to grow this masseter muscle here. And it's really, really tough, guys. So I'll link that down below if you guys are interested. Make sure you use that link because I work with that company and they'll get you the best price possible, right? Now, of course, everybody's next question or comment is always, no way, there's no way that works. You can't grow your jaw. No, you definitely can. Here, check this out. Do you guys know Conor Murphy? So this guy is chipmunk maxing. So he's trying to grow his masseter muscle as big as possible. And how is he doing it? Gum. Here, check this out. Let's watch it real quick. Do I have jaw implants? What is going on with my jaw? I am indeed intentionally growing my jaw for my looks maxing character on my main page. But before I tell you exactly how I did it, I do have a hilarious story that really made me realize how extreme my jaw is appearing. So I made a trip to a clinic here in Bangkok. Why? Well, I'm well aware that due to my absurd jaw size, my lower facial third is disproportionate to my midface. Now, I don't wanna decrease the size of my jaw. I wanna increase, or at least increase the apparent size of my zygomatic region to balance out the aesthetic. So there are multiple minor procedures that could help accomplish this. For example, fat dissolvers in the cheeks to define the zygomatic bones, which I ended up opting not to get. Yeah, I don't recommend that, like, you know, removing the buccal fat pad. It looks good in the moment. Some guys that have done that is people like Jordan Barrett. I'll look him up real quick. Like, I think it looks cool. People think he looks alien-esque here, but I think in most photos, he still looks pretty dope. Yeah, here's a good photo. Like, look at that jaw. That looks crazy. Basically what it does, they totally remove the, or they melt down, or they, you know, scoop out some of the fat from the buccal fat pad here in your face. So that gives you more hollow cheek look. You could also achieve a more hollow cheek look just by growing your masseter muscle, and it pulls the skin tighter. That's kind of how Brad Pitt got his hollow cheek look. Like, you can tell he's not super duper low body fat, but since these masseter muscles are so developed, it's actually stretching the skin, giving him that crease, that wrinkle there that appears very flat and almost concave like hollow cheeks, right? Let's finish the video real quick from Quove's studio and then move on. It's favorable and attractive. Neither one is too protruding, nor is it too large, small, or misshapen. Change any one of those features and it begins to disharmonize with the face and it would show in the front view as well. Okay. So that was a super short video and not very in-depth. So I'll just pull up a picture of Brad Pitt and give you some of my personal thoughts on what makes him attractive. I like this one because you could... Huh? We're on eBay apparently. So I like this photo because this like has every feature pronounced, right? His smile, his teeth, his... He's tilted a little bit so you can kind of see the angle. So a couple of things that definitely stand out. The jaw, he's lean. So he has defined facial features. He's got a little bit of a bulbous nose and hanging collumella. That's this skin in the middle. If it's a little bit lower than the sides, it's called hanging. He has defined eyebrows, long eyelashes, perfectly almond eyes, full head of hair. He's a Norwood one, very clean porcelain skin and nice straight white teeth, right? And he's maintained this all the way up until his mid fifties, I believe. Now he's not perfect. People might think he's perfect, but he's not. Cause if he was perfect, he would look like this. Like if he had a perfect side profile. Boom. So this is Brad Pitt with perfect side profile. And obviously this is based off of the golden ratio of facial harmony. And you can tell right away, it doesn't look as appealing as Brad Pitt actually looks. This just goes to show that sometimes our natural human flaws actually can weigh into our attractiveness. Just like Brad Pitt and I both share the same flaw where we have low zygomatics, low cheekbones. Our jaws are virtually wider than our mid face. And technically, if you were to ask an anthropologist, they would say that is not ideal, but yet I've never ever heard anybody complain about that. So yeah, guys, increase what you can, improve what you can and accept what you can't. If you'd like to grow your jawline, that is something that you can do. The link to the gum that I use will be in the description below.