-Flat bench
-CGBP
-standing OHP
-BB Rows
-Deadlifts
-Squats
-Good mornings
-Rear DB laterals or facepulls
-ab pulldowns/ whatever the hell they're called

now these are all big compounds and once you start hitting big numbers i believe you reap more benefits by training bench + squat or DL (not squat and DL at the same time, recovery becomes an issue and i like training my lifts 3x a week minimum).

so:
if focusing on bench:
-add JM press

Focusing on deadlift:
-add DL stance paused parallel box squats
-SLDL or romanians

focusing on squats:
-3s pause squats while in the hole to remove stretch reflex

so its goal dependent but regardless if you don't get big doing those first 9 exercises i mentioned, you're doing something VERY wrong. natty or not.

The 6 inch stroke. 1000 reps/ day.

1.) 2 inch bar floor press-train the bench year round with any rep scheme without tearing up my pec-delt tie in.If I have a meet 6 weeks out I start benching normally peak, do meet ,back to floor press.
2.)10x10 squats-leg size + strength cardio, damn everything is pumped after these.
3.)overhead press- mostly lowering too the crown of my head with a wide grip then pressing back up.nice hybrid of standard press and behind the neck without grinding the shoulder to dust.
4.) deadlifts-grip+rip!!
5.) behind the back wrist curls-2 inch bar-best exercise for increasing forearm size which will improve every pressing exercise.

I think tricep cable pushdowns are a staple.

Wrist curls and toe extensions.

I forgot calve raises!!!!! SUPER IMPORTANT lol don't want chicken legs

Deadz
Squats
Overhead press
Weighted pullups (and dropset)
Bench
Bi and tri superset/triset
shoulders superset/triset(love the pump)

Squats
Deadlifts
Pullups
BB rows
Farmer walks

Honorable mention goes to the pushup

Depends on what your goals are.
For me
Deadlifts
squats
farmer carry
Weighted pullups