A recent incident at a gym attracted a lot of attention. A man got caught up in an online drama when he was wrongly accused of filming a woman. But the CEO of Gym Positivity, our beloved Joey Swoll, stood up for the man. He came to the man’s defense and said, “He did nothing wrong.” 

Swoll recently shared the video on his Instagram, stating that it was the worst video he had ever made, as it displayed a girl falsely accusing the man, criticizing the netizen for her actions, and bashing her for filming the man without his consent.

Netizen’s false accusations

Swoll mentioned this video as one of his worst videos ever. He talked about how women often face harassment in the gym, but this netizen wasn’t a victim. Everyone in the comment section explained that the guy was unlocking his phone and not trying to click her picture, but she didn’t listen to anyone. The guy’s fingers were on the camera, and even if he were trying to click a picture, he’d have captured the floor, not her.

Continuing further, the netizen called the man a predator and revealed his gym information publicly. Swoll mentioned she should be kicked out of the gym for falsely accusing a man. He said that the man should press charges against the netizen for filming him without his consent.

Lastly, Swoll asked everyone in the comment section if they knew the man from the video. He mentioned that he had already consulted with his lawyer, and he’s willing to handle this situation on the man’s behalf. In another incident, Swoll bashed some girls for making fun of a shadowboxer, calling them cowards.

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Gen Z’s social media behavior

In another video, Swoll condemned girls for laughing and making fun of someone who is trying to improve themselves. He called the girls cowards for making fun of someone’s effort. He highlighted Gen Z’s behavior of mocking anyone on social media to gain some engagement, yet they only end up embarrassing themselves.

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Swoll praised the man’s dedication and commitment and called him a fighter. He then emphasized how the man works hard as a boxer to achieve his goals. Lastly, he stressed treating everyone with mutual respect when they are trying to improve themselves, rather than mocking them for fame.

Swoll’s message is to improve yourself instead of making fun of others. Let’s follow his path of positivity by standing up against wrong and treating everyone with mutual respect and care.

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