"Bro took 4 mins to land": Internet reacts as Ashton Hall posts another morning routine video

Fitness YouTuber Ashton Hall has ignited online debate once again with his new morning routine video. The video is in line with his meticulous schedule, beginning as early as 3:52 a.m., which involves ice-water face dunks, outdoor exercises, and a banana peel facial massage.

While some appreciate his commitment, others view the routine as excessive or too structured. A specific incident went viral on the internet—Hall's jump, which was in slow motion, culminating in the now-viral remark

"Bro took 4 mins to land."

There have been varied reactions, with some appreciating his dedication and others making light of the ostentatiousness of his routine.

One netizen, @speedymorma, commented,

"Babe wake up, bro jus dropped a new banger"

They reflected on how often Hall posts such items. With more than 680 million views within five days alone, this video has turned into another social media phenomenon, sparking controversy over influencer-based exercise routines and whether or not they apply to the common individual.

Expand Tweet

Hall's morning routine is a rigid schedule with unusual steps

Hall has a strict morning routine that he says keeps him disciplined and productive. His day starts at 3:52 a.m. with mouth taping, which is said to enhance breathing while sleeping.

He proceeds to a long hygiene process, brushing his teeth with bottled water. Following journaling and a spiritual podcast, he performs an ice-water face dip, a routine commonly associated with decreasing puffiness and heightened alertness. Physical activity consists of some treadmill work and a swim on his rooftop.

He then makes a well-planned breakfast. Hall has consistently asserted that his schedule is a matter of personal preference and keeps him focused. Yet, numerous users of the internet consider this type of strict schedule unrealistic and hard to stick with.

Social media users argue over the feasibility and genuineness of these types of schedules

While some enjoy Hall's consistency, others debate whether his regimen is possible or required. Many consider his systematic approach excessive, and reactions are mixed.

One netizen, @darron_hayesin, commented on the video,

"The whole internet hating on homie for having discipline."

Other times, they play along humorously, like over his jump from slow-motion to regular. On this occasion, @sir bucks wrote humorously,

"Bro jumped at 7:36 and arrived at 7:40! Marketing King."

His usage of a banana peel as a face treatment has been another thing people have largely debated. A few were fascinated, while some ridiculed it.

One user, @J.1.perez21, said in his comment,

"Bruh got bottles of that high quality H2O from the Waterboy,"

Pointing to the fact that Hall's options tend to ignite both curiosity and suspicion, A netizen, @marvinachi, commented,

"Routine of Champions"

Internet reacts as Ashton Hall posts another morning routine video (Image via Instagram)

Hall addresses criticism and spoofs of his routine

Hall recently commented on the increasing number of parody videos copying his morning routine. He admitted that numerous creators have been replicating his content, saying,

"So many videos are being sent to me, duplicates of my videos."

He indicated that imitation tends to follow impactful content but also noted that it can at times misrepresent the original message. Certain social media users, though, think that these recreations are not so much about copying as they are about mocking the organized nature of his routine.

Discussions regarding wellness trends and influencer content persist

Hall's video revived conversations regarding how social media impacts health and productivity trends. Some individuals get inspired by extremely organized routines, but others perceive them as unrealistic representations of an idealized way of life.

The argument in this debate is concerned with whether such regimes provide useful advice or if they are like entertainment and participation. As social media has influenced attitudes towards fitness and health, debates of this sort are bound to continue, mirroring the developing balance between influencers and their followers.

Edited by Sangeeta Mathew

Help Us Improve