ZYZZ

Where it began, the birth of God 

Aziz Sergeyevich Shavershian was born March 23rd 1989 in Moscow, Soviet Union. His family background were a mix of Kurdish, Armenian and Persian. Before Aziz started working out during his highschool years, he was an avid World of Warcraft player and was in the top 100 PVP players in Australia. He graduated highschool with a UAI ranking score of 86.3.

Aziz later sold his world of warcraft account for over $500 which he used to purchase a gym membership and start working out at the age of 17. A year later he got his first tattoo which was "veni vidi vici" on his left pec. Zyzz attended the highly respected Macquarie University but was soon kicked out later that year for having bad grades and appalling absenteeism. Zyzz was studying a bachelor of Bus/Commerce at UWS Parramattta. He resided and trained at Fitness First Carlingford. (Everythingzyzz.com)

This picture was most likely taken a few months into Zyzz’s progress, as we can see there is a huge transformation from his original size. Now, you may think Zyzz was born ripped, but the reality is he wasn't. Zyzz worked for those Ab's like anyone else, all from the foundation of one of the skinniest ectomorph figures you could find. So, for the stick thin readers out there thinking "impossibru", think again!

This is the most famous picture of Zyzz, almost God like to some. Many believe this picture represents Zyzz at his peak, others feel he had improved later from this point. However, undeniably Zyzz is looked upon as one of the most inspirational figures, his body was almost proportioned perfectly down to every muscle, he was looked upon as one of the most Aesthetic beings amongst the bodybuilding Internet community. Zyzz was commonly referred to as The Son of Zeus. Brother of Hercules, and the Father of Aesthetics. DEATH Aziz Sergeyevich Shavershian died from a congenital heart defect in Bangkok on August 5, 2011 at the age of 22.

 POPULAR ZYZZ QUOTES:
U mirin? - You admiring? U mad? - A popular phrase among internet users usually in response to another's anger or misfortune. Also considered as a form of trolling. Other similar phrases include ‘U mad breh?', ‘U mad bro’ or ‘why u mad?'. Come at me bro! - Used to show that one will not physically initiate fight but is willing to fight if the situation arises Fuarkkkkkk! - An expression of excitment, emotion, and energy when something awesome happens

 INSPIRATION
 Originally Posted by RoyalMulti

"from 2005-2008 I played world of warcraft and dropped out of highschool. As a mega nerd I found my way to 4chan, specifically the /b/ section. I was basically becoming a useless piece of fat **** and disregarding all social aspects of my life while dissapointing those around me. One day I decided to check the other sections of 4chan, and stumbled upon /fit/ found a couple of pictures and post that made me stop and think for a second about seriously changing my lifestyle.Deep down I knew i wanted to be what I seen on that board....and what I seen was Zyzz. I started to watch his videos and follow some of his post.*Eventually his post and the buzz around him led me to the misc where my journey of aesthetics fully blossomed. Had it not been for Zyzz, I would probably still be a fat useless mega nerd doing nothing with my life. I am now working a well paying/full time job, have had 2 serious relationships with a 6.5 and an 8/10 (current) and am in the best shape of my life.* I no longer play video games obsessivley, instead I focus on being active and making connections in the world. I also enjoy a wide variety of music now because of Zyzz, the tracks that he had in his videos or the ones he would suggest to the misc really helped me branch out into a new area of music which in turn changed my life for the better, I attend festivals/raves/parties and I put myself out there and try to have as much fun as possible. 80% for me and 20% to try to live like Zyzz. I know this seems like a super nut hug post, but the dude is gone.... he is dead and even though I never met him and he ignored some of my messages on facebook and the misc. He was a HUGE inspiration to me and he was my sole motivation for getting my ass off my computer chair and picking up the weights.*I'll always remember this quote from him, even though it isn't something full of wisdom it hit me hard "Instead of working hard to get a new chestpiece in a videogame, work hard to get a new chestpiece in real life" RIP ZYZZ, hope your at the biggest, most massive ****in rave up there in heaven. Nothing but 10/10 nude angels and all of your favorite music.* Throw up the fist for me and FUAAARK one last time for all of us bro. Most of us love to hate you, and even though some people actually do, you accomplished what we ALL strive for here at the misc. And that is aesthetic perfection and a non forever alone lifestyle. Cheers mate, you were one of the cheekiest kunts to ever exist. Rest in peace bro. Someday soon we will all be "coming at you bro" so save some E for us and be ready to give us a tour of gods gym. Every multi I take will be in memory of you brah. And every rep will be for you."

Artwork by 'attila518'

Understanding The Situation
Originally Posted by Bulker

I'd like to take this opportunity to tell everyone that's reading... please stay off drugs of any kind unless you need them for medical purposes.* Aziz cultivated a culture of a free, easy going life that knew no boundaries. Now I'm not saying that steroids were the definite cause of his death because we don't know yet, but it is common knowledge that Clen and heart conditions don't go well together. According to the news reports, the heart condition was previously undiagnosed, which means that despite all the regular checkups Aziz said he had been taking, this particular problem was never diagnosed at all, and it was the one that unfortunately ended it all for him. People, please stay away from these substances... I hear folks saying all the time that there have been ZERO deaths attributed to Steroid use, I've said it before and I'll say it now... you cannot die from Steroids... steroids aren't poisonous, they won't kill you directly, but they will flare up the medical conditions you may have and they will cause THEM to kill you. All deaths that come from using/abusing substances do not count as deaths from the use/abuse of steroids, they are blamed on other conditions. I am not saying Aziz definitely died from this but I'm just putting the thought out there. Also, other hardcore drugs and "party" drugs like Cocaine etc. that Aziz was fond of taking have proven detrimental effects on your body as well. Alcohol, Smokes... they are all bad for you. You only live one life and I can understand why Aziz lived by Living it big and fast but that's not what life is all about. Come to think of it, you really do get just one life to live... even if you're unaesthetic without rippling muscles you can still go out there and live your life just like a regular person and still make the most of it! Aziz died at 22, there was so much he did that YOU wish you could have done. But then there's so much MORE that YOU will be able to do in your life that he will never be able to do now that he's no longer alive. You still have the time and opportunity to match up to him, but he doesn't have that. He was the most famous person on the Misc. Making funny videos, trolling, going out to festivals and clubs, getting laid all the time, hanging out with his buddies. He just seemed to be living it up and many people were jealous of this and wanted to be like him... you have ALL the time to do so my friends, he will never be able to take a walk down to the park again, never be able to attend another concert, never be able to speak another word to his buddies... all because of that hard and fast lifestyle that he lived. I have all the respect in the world for Aziz for his dedication to fitness. He's no longer around, but the thousands of people that he inspired are still there. I just hope everyone takes a lesson from this. Party hard, die fast is NOT the way to go out! Don't you want to see better days? Don't you want to visit all the countries in the world? Don't you want to have grandchildren? Don't you want to watch the World cup of whatever sport you're a fan of? Don't you want to have a cottage atop a mountain with woods surrounding it? Don't you want to just go to one of those grassy plains in the alps and camp out there like you were primitive once again? There's so much more to life than just having a shredded body and having sex with women all the time.*There's so much more to it. Just look into the eyes of those around you that care for you. If you think there's nobody like that then you're wrong. You were born because someone cared enough, you were raised because someone cared enough, you are in a comfortable enough situation to be on a computer wasting time reading my post because someone cared enough to get you here or at least ASSIST you in the process. The world is not an inhumane place, people care... be it your family, your best friend, your significant other.* Sex, Drugs, Music, Abs... just a TINY part of what life really is. So go out, live your life up. I've always had a problem with the phrase "Live everyday like it's your last"... that's not what you're supposed to do, here's a better one... Make everyday a better day than yesterday, respect your body, respect those around you that care for you, don't chase things that require you to compromise on any of the aforementioned and always remember, you only live once. My condolences go out to his family, friends and Said who I'm sure was the closest to him. Rest in piece Aziz, thanks for everything.* R.I.P. Zyzz was widely known for his incredible aesthetics, amazing trolling abilities, but more importantly for inspiring thousands of people across the world to live and enjoy life. He was undeniably someone who lived for the moment & spent every day as if it were his last; which is a message that ought to be passed on to others. A true example of showing anything is possible. Many internet users felt hatred towards him due to his confidence and self love; however, no one deserves such a disastrous death at such a young age. More over; many of the people who had respect for him mourned on his death, few even admitting to shedding tears, I prefer to remember the way he lived. Quoted from bodybuilding.com