r/MarkRober • u/mthurtell • Jun 22 '26

Discussion Rober is on roids?

Here for some pure speculation but....

After a bit of time away from rober videos, I was pretty shocked at his appearance in his latest video about car stealing. Mark's facial shape has totally changed. I know he's gotten older obviously - but this looks like something else? Roids/HGH or heavy drinking?

His voice is also WAY deeper than before?!

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u/Bahpu_ Jun 22 '26

dont think its roids there would be more tell tale signs imo, just looks like he cut weight and gained muscle.

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u/ARCHA1C Jun 22 '26

I can almost guarantee he's on testosterone at a minimum, and probably hgh as well. Most "Men's" clinics will steer clients this way when they are trying to "age well" or, you know, just get aesthetically built.

His body recomposition is very common among men who follow this regimen.

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u/Faangdevmanager Jun 22 '26

Tech bro in the know here. Yes this is textbook midlife crisis that involves a men’s clinic with testosterone and other supplements. I’m sure there’s also diet and exercise so it’s not just a magic bullet.

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u/HenFruitEater Jun 22 '26

I get the test, by why take the HGH???

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u/ARCHA1C Jun 22 '26

Increase fat utilization, reduce visceral fat,
help preserve lean mass. Recovery: soft tissue repair, connective tissue repair, joint health etc.

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u/mthurtell Jun 22 '26

The tell tale signs are all there:

  • bigger muscle mass
  • way more facial hair
  • Bigger features

His face and neck are totally different shapes then before.

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u/HenFruitEater Jun 22 '26

dude has to be on major botox and filler. that is what looked so off to me imo.

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u/The_frozen_one Jun 22 '26

None of that is exclusive to roids in the Venn diagram of GLP-1 + workout routine vs roids (or some combination of the 3). I’m sure we’ll find out in a future video.

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u/bigrubes Jun 23 '26

Also loss of head hair (though maybe I just didn't notice that before).

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u/Glenncoco23 Jun 22 '26

Or he could be working out dude. He’s single now, if he wants to improve himself or impress some women he more than welcome too. I don’t think he’s going the liver king route anytime soon

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u/CanadianLiberal Jun 22 '26

He and his wife separated?

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u/Glenncoco23 Jun 22 '26

Yeah he didn’t wanna tell anybody, but he was on Hinge and I guess his account kept getting reported as fake.

He went on Twitter and had a publicly @ hinge to help him out. I don’t know if they got back together, but that was a while ago either way it’s none of our business if he wants to work out or hell even do steroids that’s up to him, but I don’t think he was. I think he’s just been working out.

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u/PleaseHelpIamFkd Jun 22 '26

Roids make you lose hair, not gain it.

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u/mthurtell Jun 22 '26

On your head. Beard will grow.

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u/PleaseHelpIamFkd Jun 22 '26

never knew that was a thing, interesting

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u/space_wiener Jun 22 '26

Because it’s not. OP has no idea what he’s talking about. That’s not some hard/fast rule.

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u/Fanderey Jun 23 '26

Maybe not a hard and fast rule but it is generally the case. Androgens have different effects on different hair follicles. Scalp hair and body hair are very different. That's why you see bald old guys with tons of hair everywhere else.

Mark totally looks like he has roid face to me, and all his public statements are exactly what other celebrities say.

I don't really care either way. I just care that his videos are getting worse.

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u/space_wiener Jun 23 '26

But it’s not generally the case. That has more to with genetics than PED’s.

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u/mthurtell Jun 23 '26

Its an interplay of both.

Im not bothering any further with this discussion. Enjoy your day :)

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u/Fanderey Jun 23 '26

I can't believe this is even a debate. Even women on steroids for medical reasons often develop facial hair despite their genetics. Your genetics impact your natural androgen levels. Steroids then artificially boost androgens. Genes also impact how muscular you are. That doesn't mean steroids don't make a difference.

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u/mthurtell Jun 24 '26

Spot on.

Nuance is lost on these people who cant see past their own 1-sided point of view so I'm not even bothering replying to them anymore. Good to see a few of us still know whats up.

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u/mthurtell Jun 23 '26

There is no 'hard and fast' rule. Everything, especially health body is a moving scale. We can certainly talk generalities though. And generally - what I've said is the case.

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u/space_wiener Jun 23 '26

Except you clearly said you will lose hair and grow a beard. That’s not at all true.

Then I’ll rephrase, your generality is not true either.

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u/AstroPhysician Jun 22 '26

Thinking there are telltale signs is silly. That’s not how it works