Dave Blunts recently hit the gym with Agent, who declared the rapper and singer will have “abs by November.”
On Wednesday (June 11), 23-year-old Blunts did a workout with the AMP streamer during a livestream on Twitch.
While working out together, Agent, who underwent a weight loss journey of his own, opened up about his transformation.
“I used to be 300 pounds, and I remember it genuinely, at certain points, feels like, ‘Bro, what’s even the point of trying?’ But my brain just couldn’t give up, bro,” Agent recalled in the clip linked above. “I didn’t have it in me to just tap out. So I just, like, fucking locked in for like literally six months. It changed the shit out of my life.”
He admitted he regained some weight since then, adding, “Now I’m working on it.”
Blunts, meanwhile, referenced his recent hospitalization that led to body changes.
“When I was in the hospital, I lost a lot of weight, you know, they were like draining the excess fluids. So I lost like 200 pounds when I was there,” Blunts said. “I just gotta continue the journey.”
Later into the stream, Agent said, “It has to feeling amazing, bro, dropping 200 pounds.”
Blunts agreed, “Yeah, bro. I’ve been able to move around more, you know? I’m moving around stage more, not sitting on stage as much as I usually do.”
Agent later posted a photo from their workout session on his X account with the caption, “ABS BY NOVEMBER.”
A day earlier, Blunts shared an Instagram photo from a separate workout with celebrity trainer Bradley Martin, captioned, “One Step At a Time…”
That same day, Blunts also posted a screenshot of a text thread with Ye (formerly Kanye West) in which he sent photos from his workout with Martin.
“Nobody can fuck with you. Best rapper on the planet,” Ye responded.
Blunts also tweeted a video of himself walking on stage to perform, writing, “I’m back and skinnier than I ever was [100 emoji].”
Blunts’ health journey follows a hospitalization last month that forced him to cancel his concert tour.
The rapper, who made headlines last year for performing with an oxygen tank at a concert in Chicago and reportedly weighed over 600 pounds, explained he would focus on his health after pulling the plug on the tour.
“Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to finish the tour. And because I’m in the hospital and I’m sick, and I’m hooked up to oxygen, and all this shit going on: I have to cancel my tour. I’m very sorry. That shit saddens me,” Blunts said on Instagram last month from a hospital bed.
“But it’s time for me to prioritize my health, instead of worrying about all the other shit that doesn’t matter,” he added. “I’m going to be taking a brief hiatus from the internet, from music, and truly just focus on exercising, eating right and bettering myself. Not for the fans, not for the bitches, myself.”
