When Kim Kardashian gave a bit of one-dimensional advice for women from all walks of life in her 2022 interview with Variety by saying “get your f***ing ass up and work,” it understandably ruffled a lot of feathers. Yet, if Arnold Schwarzenegger was to give advice cut out from the same cloth, it would be welcomed with open arms. This is because his words come after a grueling journey from Austria to America.

A testament to the chokehold of Schwarzenegger’s statements is the queue lined up on his Twitter. His followers flood his mentions with their progress. But subscribers of the newsletter were in for a shock when they opened it on the 4th of July. “Have a burger, eat some dessert,” the Austrian Oak wrote.

Before you imagine his cybernetic assassin persona saying it while holding a gun to your head, it is important to note that the newsletter was meant for the 4th of July. And if there is one man whose gratitude towards the United States touches the sky, it is Arnold Schwarzenegger.

The former bodybuilder has made sure his legacy in bodybuilding is more than just a few highly acclaimed titles and pictures with medals. This is how Arnold’s Pump Club came to be. Schwarzenegger has a fun way of saying, “Get your f***ing ass up and work,” through his newsletter.

All work and no desserts make Jack a dull boy. And Schwarzenegger proved to be a believer in the saying as he urged his followers to have some fun. While his credibility as a fitness guru is clear, the newsletter is an ode to his love for America—The country that he repeatedly states “made” him.

How is Arnold Schwarzenegger made in America?

The 75-year-old, given his excellence, suits the ‘global star’ title best. However, Schwarzenegger time and again maintains that he owes his mountain of success to the United States. Like the fairy godmother to Cinderella, the United States gave the Austrian Oak a stage to put his talent on display to the world.

Therefore, be it by draping himself in the United States flag or wearing an outfit dipped in the red, white, and blue stars of the United Nations flag, Schwarzenegger never misses a chance to celebrate America. This is how the actor transformed his fitness newspaper into an ode to celebrate all that the United States is.

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