Don't you think Bodybuilding went down as a sport?

[Anonymous]

Compared to 70s or 80s

[jennifer_bloom]

I think physical strength and beauty was more valuable in the olden days cause other factors did not appear as much such as advanced education or income. Back then, almost everyone earned the same amount of money and lived the same lifestyle so having a muscular body gave you major gains in the social world but now there are too many factors at play for people to appreciate you just because you have muscles. There is more diversity in musical taste, in culture, in food preferences, in lifestyles, in hobbies, in age range, in parenting goals, in religion, in conversational style, in political values, in education topic and degree and usage... we are not playing by binary and linear modes of comparison anymore.

[Anonymous]

Yeah lol, the guys looks so freaking hot back in the 70s and 80s

[The-Stud]

Yes

I never mass monsters like Ronnie Coleman or any of those modern bodybuilder good looking (Except Chris maybe) ... compared to the old school guys like Arnold, Mike , Frank Zane and lot more... literally each of them looked so good!

Bodybuilding is about looks and not about how big you are or how much you lift which is something related to Power lifting or strongmen

[JackCarter]

Yes I do think so

Back then during Goldern era... bodybuilders looked like Greek gods , their bodies looked like they were craved out of a stone and their bodies were aesthetically very pleasing

Since the 2000s the "Mass Monster" era started and most bodybuilders started looking like bloated ninja turtles with too much muscle and mass

[DryGermanGuy]

After hundreds of them went into an early grave for substance abuse, nobody can really believe it to be a healthy sport.

[boggboss]

Yes most dont really care about it