People can’t comprehend Dan Bilzerian without a beard

We know what you're thinking - how do I know that name?

Fans across social media can't seem to get over how different Dan Bilzerian looks without his trademark beard - and they're making their opinions known online. Bilzerian may be a name that primarily exists in the dark, forgotten, cobwebbed corridors of our brains for reasons none of his really know - but give him a quick Google and you'll realise that the former professional poker player, stuntman, businessman and social media influencer must be a big deal. After all, the guy has 33m followers on Instagram. Scroll through his profile and you'll see several variations of the same two themes: money and women. Basically, he's one of those folks that got famous because he was rich and he then got richer because he was famous. He's also pretty recognisable - mainly thanks to the fact that he's a big, muscly man with an undoubtedly impressive beard - but what if we told you that (brace yourself) he didn't always have that beard? It's this fact that has blown people's minds. So here it is: Dan Bilzerian sans-facial fuzz. [caption id="attachment_314560" align="alignnone" width="958"] Dan Bilzerian, clean shaven (Twitter)[/caption] That beard really is doing him a lot of favours, isn't it? Of course, he's significantly younger in these pictures - but it still looks a little jarring. You may be thinking that he reminds you of someone else, minus a beard. Well, one Twitter user may be able to help put your mind at ease. https://twitter.com/swegconor/status/985015150942932993 This is clearly a persona that the social media personality has decided to leave behind though. Nowadays yachts, alcohol, cigars and extravagant wealth are all you'll see in a Bilzerian social media post - all with that monumental beard. Related links:

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