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I Tried Eating The 1980's Bodybuilding Diet

United StatesPublished October 3, 2026

Views 70.3K  |  Likes 1.37K  |  Comments 138
Views#6,121,459Global
Views#1,274,312United States

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pigmiepigmie
3.48M subs•1.46K videos•Feb 2007

This video has 70.3K views and 1.37K likes, ranking #6,121,459 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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70,327

Likes

1,378

Comments

138

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Total (all-time): $49 – $141

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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[Get The Onlykinds Fitness App] - https://onlykindsfitness.app Why did physiques look different in the 1980s? Was it the classic era bodybuilding diet? Thats what I wanted to find out. After some research i tried the 1980's bodybuilding diet. It was much different than the "Golden Era diet" and took a more high carb a…

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October 3, 2026
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