The Beginning of Zyzz
Where the mindset was born.
Before there was a legacy, a sound, or a movement, there was a skinny kid named Aziz with a mirror, a goal, and the kind of belief most people only dream about.
Aziz Sergeyevich Shavershian — nicknamed Zyzz — wasn’t born a legend. He built himself into one. Starting out as a lanky teen in Sydney, he hit the gym not to impress, but to ascend. He trained for aesthetics, chased discipline, and turned his body into a canvas of confidence. The internet took notice, and a legend was born.
Zyzz didn’t just lift — he preached a lifestyle. His videos blasted with hardstyle beats, his poses were theatrical, and his energy? Unmatched. Whether you were into fitness or not, you felt it. His message was simple: don’t just live — evolve. Be proud. Be loud. Be aesthetic as f***. And above all, “we’re all gonna make it, brah.”
He brought hardstyle into the gym and turned gyms into temples. For a generation stuck between insecurity and ambition, Zyzz was the spark. He wasn’t perfect — he never claimed to be — but he proved that belief, movement, and music could change everything. He turned the mirror into a battlefield, and confidence into an art form.
Today, the Zyzz legacy isn’t just alive — it’s lifting, raving, and leveling up with every drop. This site, this project, this whole movement? It’s built on his mindset. So whether you’re here to chase gains or freedom, know this: you’re not just part of a community — you’re part of something bigger. The Legacy of ZYZZ
Liftiing For Aesthetics
Train for aesthetics, not ego.
Zyzz’s journey started in the gym. Before the music, the edits, or the following — there were weights, mirrors, and a goal: to build the most aesthetic version of himself possible.
He didn’t care about numbers. He trained for angles, balance, and shape. Long sessions. High volume. Strict form. Not to impress anyone — to become someone. He turned lifting into art, chasing the look, not the lift. Symmetry wasn’t a detail — it was the point.
He spent hours perfecting the pump, refining his pose, watching the way his body caught light in the mirror. Posing wasn’t just for stage athletes — it was part of training. He documented progress constantly — not out of vanity, but out of obsession. The body was a canvas. And the gym was the studio.
For Zyzz, lifting wasn’t about being the biggest in the room. It was about becoming the most confident. The gym gave him what school didn’t, what popularity couldn’t — control over how he looked and how he felt. He walked in as Aziz. He walked out as Zyzz.
And when the world saw what he built, they didn’t just follow — they mirrored him. He made it okay to flex, to film, to pose. He made aesthetics the goal again. He shifted gym culture from silent sets to loud self-expression. No one had seen energy like his — not in the gym, not online, not anywhere.
That energy still lives. Every time someone trains for the mirror, poses mid-set, or blasts hardstyle through their headphones, the influence is there. This was where it started — with the lifts that built the look, and the confidence that built the movement.
Mindset of the Legacy
“Don’t Dream of Success – Work For it”
Believe In You
“You gotta start believing in yourself, because nobody else will.”
“Act as if you’re already the person you want to become, and one day you will be.”
Make Your Life Count
“Everybody, one day, will die and be forgotten. Act and behave in a way that will make life interesting and fun.”
Self Discipline
“Discipline is doing what needs to be done, even when you don’t feel like doing it.”
“Lift heavy, push harder, become stronger – it’s not about what you were, it’s about who you’re becoming.”
Greatness Lives Within
“Don’t chase validation. Chase greatness.”
“You didn’t transform your body for approval from others — you did it for yourself.”
Transcend Limits
“The man who says he can’t is often just afraid to try.”
“Become something greater than you are.”
Zyzz Inspired Hardstyle
Hardstyle’s Tribute to a Legend
Zyzz didn’t just train to music — he trained through it. Every lift, every pose, every mirror flex had a soundtrack, and that soundtrack was hardstyle. The pounding kicks, euphoric builds, and high-BPM chaos matched his energy perfectly — it was more than music; it was fuel. While no official playlist exists, trance and hardstyle dominated his early videos, and that sound still echoes through gyms and speakers today. Over time, what started as a personal preference turned into something bigger — a whole subgenre born from his legacy.
“Zyzz Hardstyle” hits different. It’s darker, more cinematic, and dripping in mythic energy. You’ll hear it in tracks like “ZYZZBRAH” and “Mog” by Tevvez and Chestbrah — songs that go beyond hype and into tribute. Tevvez, one of Aziz’s close friends, channels his energy in every euphoric drop. Chestbrah — Zyzz’s older brother and the one who introduced him to bodybuilding — now releases hardstyle anthems of his own, keeping that spirit alive. This isn’t just gym music. With divine vocals, celestial art, and a message baked into every breakdown, Zyzz Hardstyle is the sound of ascension.
The artwork behind Zyzz Hardstyle deserves its own spotlight. It’s not just album art — it’s visual mythology. These covers look like lost pages from an ancient prophecy: black-winged titans standing alone on smoldering cliffs, celestial warriors erupting with power, bodies carved like marble under lightning-lit skies. There’s a pattern — not just in the muscle or the pose, but in the posture of rebirth. Whether it’s a lone figure ascending through storm clouds or a demigod planting a flag in cosmic ash, the message is always the same: rise or be forgotten.
Tracks Inspired By ZYZZ
These Zyzz Hardstyle tracks define the motivational, Gym Inspired side of Hardstyle — cinematic, inspirational, and uplifting.
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We Don’t Dance – We Detonate
Welcome to the Hardstyle pit — where personal space is a myth, and the only thing louder than the kicks is your heartbeat trying to keep up.
In here, we don’t just dance — we detonate.
You’ll be shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers who feel like family, stomping out stress in a full-body cardio storm.
Our style? Call it chaotic expression. Pashminas fly like flags of freedom. Kandi clinks like tribal jewelry. LED glasses slice through the dark like lasers. Shirts are optional — but your energy isn’t.
We embrace the chaos, laugh through the exhaustion, and dance like the world’s watching — because it is.
Flip the card for a glimpse into how we rave, wear, and wander.
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