♪ (punk rock music) ♪
Hi. I'm done growing my Movember.
Okay, so it's Movember. I know what that is.
Oh, is this a No Shave November thing?
My mustache made me look like a few people.
One of them scared me every morning.
- [Bleep]! - (laughs)
- (laughs) - (in video) The funny thing is that
we Iranians fought this guy for eight and a half years,
and now I'm him.
I was able to raise some money for Movember
to change the face of men's health.
I shall remove this mustache.
He looks like every Middle Eastern dad.
(in video) Wax is first.
It is something that's designed for women, so it's pretty mild.
So it's pretty mind, 'cause it's for women, you know?
That's gonna hurt.
(laughing) That's too close.
No, no, no!
(in video: howls in pain)
- (laughs) - (in video) Look at this.
Oh god, no. That's gross.
(in video) Why would anyone use this piece of [bleep]?
There is this other technique called "electrolysis hair removal,"
which is, again, mostly used by women.
- I'm going to use my homemade Taser. - (device buzzes)
- Okay, let's try it out. - Why would you ever...
(chuckling)
- (in video: yowls, curses) - (laughs)
(in video) Here I'd like to thank all women...
- (laughing) He's crying. - (in video) ...for going through
so much pain to make themselves more appealing to us.
I've seen some women back in Iran
that burned their arm hair off on a stove.
- What? - (in video) And I'm gonna try that.
- No. - (in video) I have my lighter fuel here
and my fire extinguisher...
This is seriously just hurting yourself for views.
(in video) ...my mustache.
Why is he laying down?
(cracking up) I do not approve of this at all.
No, no, no!
- Oh my god. - (lighter clicking)
Why would you do that?!
He's gonna kill himself!
Oh my god!
(laughing) No, my god!
(snickers)
- (in video: air horn toots, cursing) - (laughs)
(laughs)
(in video) This is a [bleep] air horn...
(laughs) It was an air horn.
(in video) Ah, back to my less creepy self.
- ♪ (beatboxing) ♪ - I don't think it's less creepy.
The unibrow though.
I haven't enjoyed a video this much in a while.
I love it! (chuckles)
♪ (punk rock music) ♪
(Finebros) Okay, so what was that?
It was a guy hurting himself for views.
It's so dumb, but it's so great.
He was shaving his hair off because November was finished.
Some crazy guy shaving a mustache off for Movember.
It makes me feel better about myself. It really does.
I mean, I've done a lot of stupid [bleep] before,
and this is how I'm not that bad.
(Finebros) Why would he make a video doing this,
and why would that video get over 3 million views?
(surprised) Three million?
I don't even want to be part of this generation anymore.
He did it because it was hilarious.
And it got 3 million views because it was hilarious.
It got 3 million views
maybe because he's lighting himself on fire.
It's so funny watching other people hurt themselves.
It's funny, especially to girls,
because we understand what it's like.
But then when you heighten it like that,
it just becomes so ridiculous.
(Finebros) Do you think one day
- you're gonna want to grow a mustache? - No.
No, I just keep the beard.
I've thought about it.
Girls don't like guys with mustaches.
- (Finebros) Do you like mustaches on men? - No.
- No, they're weird. - They're weird.
No. Like, they're creepy.
I don't like mustaches by themselves,
but I like the mustache and beard.
- (Rafi) Heyyy. - Yeah! (laughs)
(Finebros) So he said he grew out his mustache for Movember.
- Do you know what that is? - Is that No Shave November?
It's stupid.
I know No Shave November. I don't know what Movember is.
- (Finebros) The same thing. - Is it the same thing? Okay.
It's all over social media.
You're not supposed to shave in the month of November.
(inquisitively) I know they grow out their mustaches
and maybe it's for men's health.
I heard them say something about it.
I think it's for some cancer, for some male cancer.
I don't know what it is.
I found out about it years ago, and I didn't know
it involved prostate cancer until more recently.
(Finebros) But why are men not shaving every November?
I don't know the background of that.
I don't know the real reason behind it.
- I don't know. - To keep their face warm?
There's a reason behind it?
It's not just some dumb thing that somebody came up with one day?
Would you really have a logical reason to do it,
or are you just doing it for fun?
- (Finebros) There is a reason. - Oh, there is?
(Finebros) Well, Movember is that every November
men grow mustaches or don't shave
to raise awareness for men's health issues.
And there's also a Movember charity
to raise money for those health conditions.
- What do you think about that? - That's the part Twitter missed.
That's pretty cool, actually. I like that.
I didn't know it was this big charity thing.
I thought it was just like, "Oh, let's just not shave."
It's sort of like the Ice Bucket Challenge--
see how far you can let your beard grow out.
But it's better than nothing.
I don't get how stupid things like that relate.
Who thought, "Man, how should we raise awareness
on the fact that I'm not very healthy?
(raps fingers on table) Let's not shave.
(Finebros) Do you think that this campaign works
and actually brings awareness to these issues?
No.
Nobody that I talk to actually knows what it's about.
I think the campaign is doing an okay job.
I think this year was probably the biggest year it's been.
What they should do is they should link it more to the cause,
because I found out randomly.
(Finebros) Do you do anything to remove unwanted hair?
Yes.
Everyone does.
I'm a girl.
And hair is just not normal for women to have everywhere.
There's threading.
And there's waxing.
And they're all pretty painful.
- (Finebros) But you do it? - I do it.
(Finebros) At what point in your life did you learn that,
- "Oh, I have to start doing this now"? - Your parents tell you.
Well, your mom tells you.
I didn't start shaving my arms until my friends were like,
"Why are your arms so hairy?"
And I was like, "Oh, well, am I supposed to shave it?"
And they're like, "Yes," so I went with the crowd.
I think eighth grade.
I had just peach fuzz, you know? Normal for any person to have.
And I think one of my guy-friends was like,
"You have a mustache."
A lot of girls don't mention that they get their upper lip done,
'cause it's so disgusting that we get hair on our faces.
It sucks that nowadays in society, women need to shave their hair
and do these extreme, crazy things to their body
to be even accepted by other people.
I just became self-conscious about it.
But there really is no reason.
In other countries, they don't.
I've seen people that don't shave their armpits
or don't shave their legs.
Having hair on your armpits or whatever
for guys is like a manly thing.
Like, my brother went through puberty earlier and he's like,
"Yeah!" You know, like his armpit hair.
All of his friends are like, "Dude, I-- what?
You're growing this already? Why isn't this happening to me?"
For girls, it's like, "Ew."
(Finebros) When it comes to girls, are you happy that
they have to deal with all the grooming that they have to do?
I mean, I don't feel like they should have to do it.
But it's not normal to see a girl
with peach fuzz on her upper lip.
I get why girls do it.
I mean, I have to do my own share of manscaping.
I read this thing. It was, "A well-groomed girl
shouldn't have hair below her eyebrows."
In my opinion, it makes women a little more attractive.
A long time ago, someone was like,
"Oh, I think women should be groomed more than guys should."
And they were like, "Oh, now they look better like this."
But if they never shaved, we wouldn't have known the difference.
I will admit, if I see two girls
and one of them looks like Sasquatch
and the other one is, like, a dolphin--
only hairless animal I could think of. You know what I mean.
I would go for the dolphin.
But at the same time, it's kind of weird to think that like,
"Oh, there is 10-or-11-year-olds who are burdened with shaving,
and I don't even shave yet."
(Finebros) So back to this guy, he makes other videos on YouTube.
Does this video make you want to check out more of his stuff?
Yes, I would definitely check out his stuff.
Yeah. As sad as that may be, yeah, I want to see more.
I would watch more videos.
Is he doing all that [bleep] to himself?
Is he hurting himself in every video?
I'm gonna go find out.
(Finebros) So finally, the movement for Movember
started with just 30 guys in Australia more than 10 years ago,
and now millions around the world participate.
What do you think of the power of a movement
that could start so small and become so big?
That's amazing.
I think it's kind of mind-blowing.
The internet is amazing.
I think it's awesome if the word spreads properly.
A lot of people start in really small beginnings,
but then it catches wind and just blows up all over the world.
It's pretty crazy, honestly, how that happens.
But it's awesome.
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(speaks foreign language)