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[gate whirring]

[♪ strange music playing]

[water splashing]

[Tony doing vocal warm-ups]

[clearing throat]

[continues vocal warm-ups]

♪

[zipper buzzes]

[person clears throat]

[producer] Tony, did you take any supplements before this conversation?

- Yeah. - [producer] What'd you take?

- Nicotine and GABA. - [producer] What's GABA?

Oh, it just relaxes you. Yeah.

Same pathway as alcohol,

but without the cognitive impairment.

[producer] Hmm.

Yeah.

Or with the cognitive impairment. Just better cognitive impairment.

- [producer] Yes. - I am cognitively impaired

by some people's definition.

And cognitively enhanced by others depending on the perspective, yeah.

Um, okay, go ahead. Ask me the question again.

[producer] Over the years, you've had a number of guys close to you

like Leo, Scott, Josh, Trevor,

who've either died or disappeared.

How do you make sense of that?

Um...

Yeah, there-there's...

Yeah, the-the fact that I'm alive

and a lot of these other people aren't

shows that my protocols work.

If someone does everything I say, I can fix anyone.

If someone doesn't do what I say,

then, you know, then they aren't gonna be fixed.

And whether they died because I was working with them,

uh, or-or during the time I was working with them or not,

they probably would have been dead anyways.

After losing so many friends that are really amazing,

highly intelligent, irreplaceable people...

it feels like the world is a little bit more empty.

Like, how do you replace Coach Trevor,

who was the most brilliant biohacking bodybuilding chemist in the world?

And, and, and he's alive,

but he's living on the underground.

You know, for all purposes, he's-- it's kinda like he's dead.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[indistinct].

And Josh here just started his first tren...

With Josh, he had gotten extremely reckless,

addicted to hard drugs and went completely insane.

Imagine like a, a dog that's your best friend.

Like, you have a pit bull and its whole life,

it's just like your best friend, and he plays with your kids,

and then, all of a sudden, he bites your kid's face

and bites you and tries to kill you

and just went crazy, and you're just like, "Well... [clicking tongue]

"...I guess that's my fault. He was a, he was a pit bull.

I should have understood, you know, what-- that that was possible."

And also Scott, who's got a lot...

With Scott, he thought the risk was exciting,

and he was perfectly fine going to prison again.

[producer] I mean, the criticism that came your way though

is after all-- everything went down

that he was described as your fall guy.

I mean, that's, that's kind of the arrangement.

Like, he got the money, you know?

If, if, if I was...

sharing in the benefit

and also sharing in the risk, that's fine.

But if I'm sharing in the benefit, then I need $10 million, you know?

'Cause he had made more than $10 million

and I didn't get $10 million.

[producer] Well, how did you get paid then?

I didn't get paid.

Because I figured the fame...

could be converted to money at any time I wanted.

...the system, and it actually lasts a while, so...

But yeah, with Scott, I wasn't physically with him

at the time before he died.

So, I couldn't assess, you know, his health

and, and help monitor him.

Here's the condom trick to make it feel like you're not wearing...

Leo was like family.

If, if I didn't bring Leo to Thailand and fix him,

he would have been dead long before he died.

Of course, it already has some lubricant on it...

I'm treating symptoms, I'm keeping him alive for nine months.

It's like life support because that's what I do.

I'm a biohacker and I help people.

There's a reason why I do everything. You gotta think through things.

[♪ tense music playing]

[producer] Are you sensing a p-period in-- of instability

in Connor at the moment?

You have someone who's already unstable

and then they're taking riskier, riskier substances.

Like, at what point is it becoming no longer just biohacking,

but like, yeah, ex-extreme addiction?

[sighs]

We're influencers and we should influence,

y-you know, people to want to use chemistry safely.

But it's also not the end of the world, I guess,

if, if there's something bad that happens

and people also learn from that.

I, I think it's all an experiment,

and people like Connor are being public and transparent

about, you know, what they're doing and why.

And it's all good data.

And I think that's just more data that people should have

to make their own decision.

If Connor goes crazy, loses his mind,

and jumps off a building, okay, that's good data.

Then don't do what Connor did, you know?

But as it is right now...

I'd say Connor's doing pretty good.

[birdsong]

[alarm ringing]

- [alarm continues] - [Connor sniffling]

[breathes deeply]

[sighs, sniffles]

[Connor Murphy] Tony absolutely loves human projects.

I mean, he likes biohacking people. He likes transforming people.

[sighs and sniffles]

And now, all of a sudden, I'm like an art project for him.

On the one hand, I feel so close to Tony.

I feel like we have such a deep relationship.

But it seems like there's also a lot that's obfuscated.

This is my Leo shrine.

[blowing]

[chanting] ♪ Leo ♪

♪ Ayo, ayo, did he KO? ♪

But, yeah, in many ways, I kinda do want to become the new Leo.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

I mean, I don't know precisely how big Leo's penis was, but...

I'm probably the superior version.

[water running]

I suppose I need to get at least somewhat hard.

There's, like, a, a lot of drama here and a lot of danger here.

My parents are extremely worried because, like,

a lot of people in the atmosphere of, like,

you know who, seem to be dying.

And at first, like, it frightened me, yeah.

But now it kind of, like, enlivens me.

Uh, like, I almost feel like a wizard, you know?

I'm, I'm the boy who lived, for now.

Yeah.

[♪ quirky music playing]

[rain falling]

[thunder rumbling]

[thunder continues]

♪

[Tony blowing]

We have to have a relatively serious conversation.

I've been thinking about the Leo case a lot.

And I, I feel like I have more questions now

than I ever have before.

[lighter flicking]

So, when Leo was interacting with the sex worker...

[chatter and laughter]

...if it was a sexual fetish situation,

then why would she threaten to go to the police?

She didn't threaten to go to the police.

So, you paid her extra to ensure that she wouldn't go to the police?

No, I just paid her the agreed upon money.

And she comes in, and it's like a disaster,

and I'm like, "Oh, God, we're all going to jail."

And the next minute, it's like, "Oh, we're totally cool.

She's over it."

Dude, what the fuck?

So, there was no explicit threat to call the police.

That was, that was actually inferred

in, like, a paranoid state by you.

Right. Not a paranoid state.

A fatherly, mitigate risk,

"make sure everybody's happy" state.

This is a weird gray area that it's really tough to adjudicate.

Mm.

See, maybe it's not a singular cause of death.

It was many different factors converging into one.

[indistinct chatter]

Toxic masculinity...

as well as his, like, unfortunate life events and decisions.

[laughter]

...it already has some lubricant on it...

[Tony] I think a-at certain times, he was almost suicidal.

I guess Western society would say he's toxically masculine

or misogynistic, but I think he's a traditional man.

I think 200 years ago, he'd be a king,

but in modern-day, it's, like, there's no room

for that kind of masculinity anymore.

So, I think he was out of place.

And...

I built up his ego, I built up his masculine power.

I enabled him.

[thunder rumbling]

[thunder continues]

[Elon Muscular] Tony takes your sickness and says it's a superpower.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

My issues with stimulants and sex turned acutely toxic

specifically while I was working with Tony.

Taking steroids, peptides, antidepressants,

GHB, all these random chemicals.

I realized that I had some serious issues

that I needed to deal with.

And being around Tony was making them worse.

If you only hang out with somebody

so that you can get high together,

it's not really a friendship.

And I've seen that with Connor.

Connor gained things from the psychedelics,

but he also lost things, and...

every time he goes around Tony, all they do is take drugs.

[Connor] I could be taking anywhere from a dozen

to, like, 100 compounds every day.

[Elon] Every time someone dies,

we have the opportunity to ask why.

And we never have before.

It's just on to the next one.

I have to get sober before more people die.

[Androgenic] I think there is no virtue in wasting years

waiting to get a good physique naturally.

It doesn't make logical sense to me.

[breathing heavily]

After the first couple weeks of just the drug saturating in my system,

I definitely noticed pretty clear changes.

[panting]

I'm certainly happy to sacrifice a decade

if it's gonna hugely improve my quality of life.

[Elon] Looksmaxxing is a subgenre of biohacking,

but the kids have already outpaced Tony.

[Androgenic] It's not just the physique, it's the face and everything that matters.

I felt extremely out of place.

Pretty much emaciated goblin.

So, I looked online.

I was mainly interested in how to get more muscular,

how to change my phenotype, and how to...

like, change my brain

to kind of be less insecure and more confident.

...your dopamine system and neurogenesis.

[Androgenic] I've watched almost every video from Leo.

[Leo Longevity] [on video] ...but it's the neurogenesis effect...

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[Androgenic] I trained.

Took a bunch of performance-enhancing drugs.

Steroids are not as dangerous

as the general public believes.

[Androgenic] Put on makeup.

Bone smashed.

[podcaster] Repeatedly try to put micro fractures...

to strengthen your bones.

[Androgenic] Changing so drastically in, in every single way,

like, I look completely different, my status is completely different,

the way that I'm treated is completely different.

- [Androgenic chuckles] - [girls screaming]

- Are you famous? - Yeah.

[shrieks]

I'm pretty sure it's just steroids, though.

It is. What's wrong with steroids?

Now, I see my two role models

as Connor Murphy...

- [person] Hell yeah. - [chuckles sarcastically]

- ...and then Clav. - My top drugs are,

are meth, ketamine, Adderall,

steroids, peptides. I do it all, I do it all.

Can you-- Keep this... I'm literally like, fuck.

Just took your invite, I'm bound to fucking be worse than you.

Connor Murphy's talked about it extensively as well.

- There's, like-- - Connor Murphy, man.

I think we were supposed to do some collaboration soon.

I'm trying to mentor Connor to get him to the next level,

and then I see that he's mentoring these other looksmaxxers

to get them to the next level.

And it's just, like, this beautiful legacy

of passing on value to someone who's gonna pass on value also.

You said this the other day, you might be, like, destroyed in the process.

Like, it might take years off your life,

but it is about going beyond.

It has to be done, dude.

I'm, I'm willing to push the limits

so far on, on what's necessary because just like the-the--

Since I normalized steroids, peptides, research chemicals,

now you have new influencers who are actually using them

at a younger age.

- [computer mouse clicking] - [person] Where did you learn about this?

I watched, like, a few YouTube videos.

Ch-ch-ch-ch...

As far as me being an enabler, yes, I'm an enabler...

to enable people to use chemistry intelligently.

Being natural is bad.

A day natural...

is a day wasted.

Got a harem going on.

[person on video shouting indistinctly]

[Clavicular] We have a generation of what we call lost boys.

They don't have any guidance, whether it's masculinity or much else.

Generation that would socialize behind a screen.

- [♪ dramatic music playing] - [indistinct shouting]

[Elon] When you brand yourself as extreme

and you go out in front of the camera,

the audience pushes you to do more and more extreme behavior.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

I am infertile.

If I have a heart attack at 30, I have a heart attack.

[podcaster 1] Look up his body, he's an absolute mutant.

At 20 years old, you gotta push a shit ton of drugs

in order to look like that.

[students shouting]

[podcaster 2] This looksmaxxing thing

subsumes the things that really matter in life

like character, and integrity, and kindness.

- [laughter] - [person 1] Oh, my God!

- He really just... - Is he dead?

[person 2] Hopefully.

[reporter 1] A controversial looksmaxxing influencer, Androgenic,

has been arrested during a livestream.

[fighting, shouting]

[reporter 2] Clavicular was rushed to the hospital

after a suspected overdose during one of his livestreams.

Do you want an addy [adderall]?

[voice] [echoing] Do you want an addy?

[distant siren wailing]

[podcaster] This went really viral.

I'm saying they're using the chemistry intelligently,

but you'll also see when they overdose on something

and you might think that that's unintelligent, it's dangerous.

As long as they don't die or, or suffer any long-term side effects,

that's how they learn.

[Super Beast] It's not a movement of empowerment.

I think it's a gathering point of the weak.

- Let's just be real. - [modem warbling]

You just aren't in the group.

[all cheering]

[Tony] But you can be.

I'm no longer in the US, and I'm not sure how much I can say,

but I can say this situation is fucked.

[message pinging]

[underwater bubbling]

[Elon] Tony understands that there's a group of men

that are being radicalized and he wants to be seen as their hero.

In order for Anthony Hughes to become Tony Huge, he needs them.

They become his personality.

[♪ ominous music playing]

If he goes back to being Anthony Hughes,

that's his nightmare.

He's a free man, but he's caged in his own mind.

[Tony grunts]

[exhales]

[panting]

[panting]

It's like carrying a drunk girlfriend home from the club.

I'm almost never alone. [chuckles]

It's weird to be alone. I'm already lonely.

[chuckles]

- [producer] Wow. - [Tony] Mm-hmm.

[producer] When was the last time that you spent,

like, a day by yourself?

[clicking tongue] Hm.

Decades?

- [producer] Really? - Probably, yeah.

- Lookin' good, girls. - [women laughing]

[indistinct chatter]

I'm wearing less than you.

My thoughts are deep and there's a lot of 'em.

And it's overwhelming

[woman] Okay, yeah, okay.

[Tony] I distract myself by surrounding myself with people.

I've always been surrounded by people, though.

That's not new,

since people started dying. [chuckles]

[♪ tense music playing]

That's one of the things I'm trying to do with biohacking, also,

is try to understand

the core of who I am...

versus what my trauma is.

I grew up in a split household,

divorced parents.

My mom's side was Italian and extremely loving,

and big family, and happy, and celebrating all the time.

And then, my dad's household was just

more, like, business and pressure.

I got into bodybuilding and my dad was not into that.

He thought bodybuilding was, like, a lower class thing.

What really fascinated me was genetically engineering plants.

When I brought my dad to the house to show him...

number one, he wasn't impressed.

And number two, later, he left his laptop open

and I saw an email where he was insulting me,

like, "Is this what I raised? I raised a loser farmer?"

And, uh...

that just totally derailed,

derailed my, my plans,

uh, on the science side.

His wish was that I'd become a lawyer.

My dad was dying of cancer... a very slow, painful death.

I was just trying to think how to get his approval as fast as possible.

When I got a call from a friend of the family saying,

"Your dad's in the hospital,

"and they're talking about giving him morphine

"to put him to sleep 'cause he's suffering so bad.

This is your last chance to say goodbye."

So, uh, when I went there

and I saw him laying there,

he looked just like me.

I saw myself there.

It was like I was looking at myself dying.

And I could see, like, in the future,

oh, if I make these choices,

I'm gonna end up exactly where he is.

His eyes were closed and swollen shut,

and, you know, he couldn't see me.

But I could hold his hand. [chuckles, sniffles]

[crying] I could hold his hand, and touch him, and hug him and stuff.

[sniffles] Uh...

But, yeah, he-- Yeah, so, I, I just--

I felt like it was weird

because I felt like it was me dying.

[chuckles]

And, uh, how do you say goodbye?

Because he ca-- he couldn't talk.

So, like, I don't know what he's, what he's getting.

All I can do is say like, "I love you, Dad. Goodbye."

So, yeah, I didn't wanna end up in the same situation.

So, I, I figured Western medicine is probably the wrong path to go down.

Probably alternative medicine's a better choice

not to end up like that. [sniffles]

I could just see myself in that situation.

Mm-hmm.

Mmm.

Yeah.

Why does the government have the right

to tell me what I can put in my body?

The way that Western medicine works

is they want to sell medications

that make them a lot of money...

Now, I can probably teach even the doctors a few things.

[♪ gentle music playing]

In the end, I didn't really get his approval.

Right after he passed away, there was no time to grieve.

There's kinda still a lot of unprocessed thoughts

and emotions, probably, from a lot of these deaths.

[Elon] These influencers gain so much power

because men are looking to them for answers.

But if you don't do the work

to stare the demon of your father in the face

and confront your shadow...

you might become the man that you fear...

[laughter]

...and potentially traumatize more people.

I grew up without a father.

So, I don't know my father as well as I know Tony.

I just wanted stability, you know?

After Leo died, we didn't wanna think about any of it...

until this documentary started to be made.

[indistinct chatter]

You guys came and started asking questions.

[grunting and groaning] Like that.

And then, we started to think a lot about it.

Hmm.

[Elon] Tony was trying to control the narrative.

And his messages started to increase...

...until I got this completely insane message

after the last shooting of the documentary...

that says, "It's over, like, you're out.

"Go home, you're done.

You know, you're not part of Enhanced anymore."

[♪ tense music playing]

Like, what the fuck are you doing, man?

♪

I expanded his consciousness significantly,

and I-- basically training him

to be, like, my ultimate friend, you know?

Then, all of a sudden, we start to see that we have,

you know, some differing values and we're not compatible.

But I really loved having Elon as a friend.

Tony's actions raised one critical question in my mind.

Am I in danger?

Am I in danger like Josh Brooks was in danger?

Am I in danger like Scott Cavell was in danger?

Am I in danger like Leo Longevity was in danger?

♪

I honestly don't know for a fact whether they did kill Leo

or whether they covered up Leo's death.

And in that ambiguity, in the gray, he thrives.

[indistinct chatter]

[dictating] "Hello, how are you? You can meet up with me tonight."

[Connor] Elon parted ways with Tony...

[indistinct chatter]

and then, Tony was afraid that

Elon would just attract me into his side.

[Tony] The young lions wanna try to take your position,

and you gotta show 'em you still got it in you.

- Yeah. Yeah. - You s-- You're still, uh, Connor...

[Connor] That would leave Tony kind of looking more like,

like a loser that lost his friends.

- Time to be penetrated now? - [chuckles]

And so, of course, he's...

trying to, like, secure our friendship

so we look like a team during this, this documentary.

But I'd rather focus on myself and...

kinda wanna infiltrate the looksmaxxing space

and become one of the top looksmaxxing influencers.

My name is Mandibleus--

My-- [clears throat] Gotta get low.

And that's my goal.

I'm working towards becoming True Adam.

My name is Mandibleus Zygomidus,

and I'm that mogger.

Especially now that Androgenic's over here.

[♪ upbeat music playing]

If you don't hop on trends, you're just left behind,

and you don't participate in human evolution.

[notifications pinging]

[Androgenic] The last few weeks that I was with Clav...

the focus wasn't really on my brand, you know?

[person] Say cheese!

[Androgenic] A few things lined up, I was like, you know what?

I'm gonna go back to Thailand.

Looking pretty small and not looksmaxxed.

[Androgenic] Not many people get to live with their role models, right?

[Tony] And this is the lip plumper.

And I'm getting more surgery in two days.

So, life's great.

I just wanted you to try it in small amounts

so that nothing weird happens...

You know, I was thinking though...

like, after I get lipo...

my waist is gonna mog in terms of

sub-cu', like

After you get lipo? That's one of the surgeries? Liposuction?

Where? Your abs?

All around the waist

and then jaw and cheeks.

And then I'm getting buccal removal on top of that.

Oh, and I'm getting it done on the mons pubis as well.

His dick's gonna be, uh,

- uh, at least apparently bigger. - [Androgenic] Now, it's going to be...

You're getting fat removal here so that the penis looks bigger?

[Androgenic] Yeah.

[Connor] That's pretty cool.

[♪ eerie music playing]

[Androgenic] So, doing the three surgeries in three days. Stay tuned.

It's surgery time.

♪

[notifications pinging]

It's a huge publicity stunt for me

being in the looksmaxxing sphere...

'cause there's not really any popular creator

who gets surgery and publicizes the whole process.

Guys, I know I look like a malformed monkey right now,

but it's all part of the plan.

In a few weeks, I'm gonna have a new prime.

Stay tuned.

I've just been spamming 'em. A bunch of 'em

have over, like, a million views.

[Connor] Wow.

Everything is constructed for the algorithm to a degree.

'Cause you see me, like, a few times a day,

I'm in the bathroom, like, bone smashing.

Is Clavicular actually, like, bone smashing?

No, he doesn't really give a fuck.

- Yeah. - But, I mean, neither do I

for, like, for the most part, unless I'm getting surgery.

But the thing is, surgery is multifaceted as well.

That is also for status.

Yeah, that's intere-- How do we know that we're not going too far?

Like, do we have a litmus test to know

if we're, like, taking it to the extreme or not, or...

[chuckles]

[people chattering]

[♪ upbeat music playing]

Alright, you gotta get really high Connor.

Do you know, uh...

- Do you know MDMA? - Huh?

MDMA.

MDMA makes you very happy!

Makes you, like...

Makes you really, like, love other people. Makes you really...

Sexy?

Yeah, potentially.

[chatter and music continue]

[muffled chatter and music]

[♪ dramatic music playing]

♪

♪

[Connor] Drugs can be dangerous.

I would much rather live a rich life

of high highs and low lows...

than, like, a monotonous banal life of mediocrity.

[♪ music intensifies]

[♪ music fades out]

[Elon] I don't believe that Tony's being a good influence on Connor.

Everything is just increasing in instability.

The further that I get away from Tony,

the easier it is to take care of my health

and no longer abuse myself.

As my self-esteem grows, I take less and less chemicals.

Tony has such a powerful aura.

He does. You guys experienced it.

And when he uses that power

to encourage people to be reckless with drugs...

dead bodies fall from the sky.

My best friend is trapped.

And I shudder to think at what happens after this.

[Tony] Okay.

Alright, Enhanced team, Enhanced business team,

Enhanced media team.

I want maximum reach, maximum views.

Get as many people to know Tony Huge as possible.

It's time we find younger influencers to work with

because we need to reach the younger audience.

We wanna take them through the journey

of going from natural to enhanced.

[announcer] ...Las Vegas and Resorts World

for the official start of Joe Weider's Olympia Fitness

and Performaaaaance Weekend!

[crowd shouting]

[cheering and applause]

[fan] Yo, I've been loving what you've been doing

the past few years, man.

We've been following you for-fucking-ever.

Alright, appreciate it.

Tony Huge. Nice to meet you, man.

- Good to meet you. - Heck yeah, this is sick!

Tren twins. Tony Huge.

- How are you? - Good to meet you guys.

- [group chattering] - [Tony] Hey, guys.

- Nice to meet you, what's your name? - Yeah, Tony Huge.

- Tony? - Yeah.

- Tony... - How do you spell Huge?

[Tony] H-U-G-E.

[friend] "How do you spell 'Huge'?"

- 158K? - Oh, dang!

- You're popping off... - Damn.

[Tony] And that's after getting censored, like, a dozen times.

[friend] Bro, I've gotten censored so many times.

It was shocking to me they didn't even know who I was.

You guys look like, uh,

like an Abercrombie & Fitch fitness influencer...

- Oh, yeah. - [overlapping chatter]

[Tony] He's like the next generation.

Can-Can you tell, since you're in high school,

- can you tell-- - [friend] Middle school.

- Middle school? - [laughter]

He's 13, 16, 15, 16, 16.

Oh, wow. I started lifting when I was really young too.

Do your parents think, uh, like, are concerned

that because you're getting into bodybuilding...

- A bit. Yeah, they've... - ...you may be going down

- the path of steroids? - Mine are.

[friends agreeing]

Especially, yeah, no, my parents trust me,

but especially 'cause my dad's a doctor...

[friend] Bro, your mom tried to drug test you.

Yeah, my mom, my mom was kinda convinced

I was on steroids for a second, like...

Uh, so yeah, I have a supplement company.

So then, I do have sponsored athletes and all that.

- Enhanced Labs. - [friend] Mm-hmm.

Can you get us on gear?

- [nervous chuckling] - [Tony] Oh, I gotta be careful with that.

I would get in big trouble.

[friend 1] That's how I wanna live my life.

Rich, jacked. Like, you have to give people a reason to like you.

You have to give people reasons to--

[friend 2] You have to stand out.

[friend 3] This was, like, most fun thing ever.

[Tony] I need to reach the younger generation while there's still time,

before the matrix finishes locking them in.

Next slide.

I'm gonna be doing the myostatin experiment.

What happens when we take away the limitation on muscle growth

and muscle just keeps growing?

So like, in cattle, the muscle just grows and grows.

- [♪ dramatic music playing] - [cattle mooing]

We have to do sensational things

that are controversial to get people's attention.

[overlapping voices on phones]

They wanna see the harem, they wanna see the girlfriends.

They want to see me biohacking the girlfriends.

Everybody's asking, how did I do the transformation on Nita?

Tell me what you give to me, what you do with me.

Why I love your work?

You ever feel, you ever feel this much love before

for anything or any man, anything?

- No. - Mm.

That's because you've been chemically biohacked.

It's all just chemistry.

It's just oxytocin, dopamine, serotonin.

You've been biohacked.

Okay, and what is the maximum size that we could put in her?

[♪ dramatic music playing]

- [harem members speaking Thai] - [Tony] You can just turn this way.

Turn towards me over here, give me your nose.

- Yeah. Right there. Okay, don't-- - [in Thai] What are we spraying here?

- Tell her to close her eyes... - [in Thai] In the nose?

so she doesn't get scared of the needle.

[in Thai] It's like the stuff she sprayed last time.

- [in Thai] Spray in just one nostril. - Clay, close your eyes. D-D--

- [in Thai] Can I skip it? - Turn your head. Do-do-do-do-do-do, yep.

Now, close your eyes, so four, five, six, seven.

Yeah, 7:30 p.m., they're gonna get really horny.

[in Thai] Fin is bleeding.

7:30 p.m. Set the alarm.

- [in Thai] Crying now. - I told you I didn't like it.

[in Thai] I'm feeling the drug I took.

I feel like throwing up.

[Tony] I know I can be criticized for saying

I'm manipulating their brain chemistry,

but I'm actually undoing the damage

that this synthetic modern society has caused.

[girl in Thai] I want to curse him out every day! That psycho!

Sometimes the things he does are just like...

Not some things, everything.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[Tony] The next chapter of my legacy

is what knowledge can I pass down,

especially to my children?

Steroid users are much more likely to have girls instead of boys.

And here I am with three daughters.

But the most dangerous knowledge,

the kind that could get me locked up, I can only give to a son.

Okay, Foxy. Pregnant.

- Oh. - Yeah. A baby.

So, we check lab work often.

Make sure supplements make her more healthy.

[Elon] If you preach freedom and you practice ownership...

[♪ tense music playing]

[♪ music stops abruptly]

you have become exactly what you said you are against.

[Tony] I have to have more wives, more children.

[interviewer] How many children do you want?

As many as he can.

That's a big-ass needle.

It's much easier to program children, uh,

you know, in their formative years.

Pioneering human evolution.

- [child giggles] - Okay? Can you say?

[child] [slurring] Pioneering human evolution.

[Tony] Oh, very close, very close.

They are an experiment to an extent.

Now, I think there's almost nothing that can't be biohacked.

I understand this is gonna sound like I'm building a cult.

And it kind of is.

[chuckles] Um, but we are not dangerous.

We are not crazy. We're just first.

Tony Huge is always right and we have to remind people that.

- Alright. - Three, two, one.

[all] A day natural is a day wasted.

[laughing] I love it.

[raining]

[thunder rumbling]

[wind whooshing]

[Elon] I saw myself in Tony.

I saw a misunderstood genius,

somebody that could see through the system.

Slowly, I began to realize that Tony wasn't

the one that was gonna take us to the next level anymore.

I'm gonna be the leader.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

I just want to be clear, I'm not doing this

out of some kind of quest for the truth.

I don't give a fuck about that.

I want traffic, I wanna be famous.

Like, with these cameras on me, I feel alive.

I already got everything I could get from this doc.

I will experience a level of fame and power

that is a hundred times what Tony had at his peak.

[clacking]

Thailand, I have no reason to leave.

I have a dagger right here.

I'm always thinking,

when am I gonna have to stab someone in their back?

Tony's being embarrassed,

dragged through the mud, and cut out from history.

He will be a footnote on my story.

Do you think he gives a fuck about any of us?

We need to do what we need to do for ourselves!

He will never have a voice again!

And I'm gonna make sure of it!

Is anybody gonna give a fuck about the actual fucking biohacking?

I fantasize about building a cult of personality

every single day.

[people cheering]

It was only 300 years later

did they take some random table flipper and turn him into Jesus?

[♪ tense music playing]

I could become the most famous and successful biohacker of all time.

Three hundred years from now, people might be praying to a statue of me.

I'm Enhanced 3.0, I'm whatever you wanna call me,

but I'm the next one.

I'm gonna be the biggest one on Earth.

[laughing]

What you see is self-made.

Who's the leader but me? Who's the leader but me?

[♪ tense music continues playing]

Woo! Yeah!

I'm king of Pattaya, bitch!

Not you! Not you!

[♪ music fades out]

[Connor] No, you nailed it. That was incredible, yeah.

- [Elon laughing] - Oh yeah, dude, it was epic.

It was so epic, that was like the--

Your climactic scene is so good, dude.

I was, I was mind-fucked by how good it was.

- I was like, holy shit. - [Elon] That's-- that was the goal.

[Connor] It beats any acting in, like, a real movie.

[Elon] We worked on this for so long.

Connor, I le-- I even left you speechless.

[wind whooshing]

[laughter]

[indistinct chatter]

And cut.

[people speaking Thai]

[Tony] I didn't think I should make a video at all.

I had just talked to him yesterday.

I'm still processing this because it doesn't seem real.

But, man, it's Connor Murphy.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

He drowned in his backyard lake.

[♪ somber music playing]

[Elon] I had just seen him, like, a few days before,

and, clearly, there was an issue.

I was just hoping that he would calm down.

It was, like, a mixture of a manic episode

and, like, a drug-induced psychosis

that just wouldn't end.

You know, like, it was escalating.

[Tony] He had the hypothesis that gold,

if you can get it into every cell in your body,

would connect you to the metaphysical world.

We were telling him that we think this is p-pretty dangerous,

but at the same time, he's proving that it's working.

He was actually developing superhuman abilities.

[laughs]

You motherfuckers have an-- [laughs]

You motherfuckers have an unhealthy relationship with death.

[Elon] He was telling me a lot of weird stuff...

I'm absorbing the spirit of Elon!

[Elon] ...making jokes about, like, killing me, and he had a taser.

- [taser zapping] - Hey!

- Bro! - Oh, shit!

[laughter]

[♪ eerie music playing]

He was, like, zapping himself with a taser on his hair

and saying that he could, like, breathe underwater

longer than any other humans,

that he could run faster than any human.

Like... one of the symptoms of mania

related to bipolar disorder

is thinking that you have superpowers.

So, it's kind of ironic that Tony's schtick

is, like, being superhuman.

♪

[Tony] I don't wanna be the one to tell him no.

That's not my role.

At what point am I supposed to say...

that I think it's a, a problem?

[♪ dramatic music playing]

He had called me and told me that he was gonna do something

in, like, five to 10 minutes, something extraordinary.

It was a terrifying phone call.

He terrorized his home,

and I was on the phone with the girlfriend.

She starts screaming and being like, "He is covered in blood."

The police showed up, but he was gone.

And then, there was, like, a manhunt...

until they found him treading water in the middle of a lake.

He's not swimming back.

It all happened very fast.

They just find him at the bottom of the lake.

[♪ tense music playing]

I lost my best friend, like...

[choking up] It's not a, it's not a relationship

that gets built overnight.

We invested so much into our friendship...

and, like... it just sucks to not have him around, like...

like, the movie, and the influencing,

and the movement, and whatever he wanted to change, like...

none of it is worth, like, a friend to me.

We live in a world where

everybody needs to, like, open their life up,

and if you're a public figure,

people trade on your drama.

We're all guilty.

Even documentaries about influencers

need to reckon with the fact

that the influencer's gonna influence.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

I, I still hope this is a prank.

Connor, I hope you're pranking us. [chuckles, sniffles]

Tony Huge has made a video

immediately after, just like he did with Leo Longevity.

...Coach Greg, and today's video, rest in peace, Connor Murphy.

Connor, 32 years old.

I hope he's resting in absolute peace.

Rest in peace, bro.

Peace to Connor Murphy.

- Connor Murphy-- - He has passed away.

Just 32 years old.

There's something possibly demonic about this all.

The putting liquid gold in his veins...

Sort of drugs which you hypothesize...

Why I think he died?

[overlapping chatter]

Why I think he deceased himself.

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Men of gravitas and magnitude do not die.

[Connor] In many ways, I kinda do want to become the new Leo.

Their actions echo in the halls of eternity.

[Tony] If Connor goes crazy, loses his mind,

and jumps off a building, okay, that's good data.

But I'd say Connor's doing pretty good.

[Leo] Not just in the content that they produce.

One of the best friends I've had,

the most interesting character that I've had,

left this, uh, world really early.

But in the way that they influence others.

- [person] Tony's lips. - Waiting for Tony.

[Tony] Connor Murphy's legacy is there forever.

He lives on the internet.

Connor Murphy's first time here.

And in our hearts.

[♪ music fades out]

[producer] Was it real?

Do you really believe you're the leader of this movement?

No!

We've been in this space of trying to get views

and trying to get fans

and trying to grow on social media

and we know what the people in our industry wanna see

and they don't wanna see vulnerability,

they don't wanna see a guy crying over his best friend dying.

They don't wanna see that.

[producer] Were there any moments that you felt

that you were truthful and honest in yourself?

What was genuine?

And what was performance?

I don't know, I think it's, it's really hard to tell.

I feel like a lot of men have been forced to perform in order to fit in.

[indistinct chatter]

Connor didn't wanna be vulnerable in front of other people.

He wanted to be behind a veneer

where you're observing his creation, not the man himself.

[producer] I kept reminding you guys, this is a documentary,

and you do not need to do anything, and you are enough.

But we know that's not true.

I wish anybody would let me know...

how am I supposed to be?

[♪ pensive, strange music playing]

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[♪ upbeat electronic music playing]

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[♪ music concludes]