Yea bro that is all your diet...I have a crazy high metabolism also and on that diet there I would loose weight. Force feed bro

Thats probably not even 2000 calories

IMO. You need to be eating more, brother. Looks to me like you're eating to cut, or lose, & you should be eating to gain quality mass. Especially more at breakfast... Remember (Pounds x 15+) Double scoops of Whey, before & after workouts. Double scoop of Casein before bed. Also take another multi before bed. Start taking creatine hydrochloride, as well. Your workout looks pretty; do they hand out tampons before you guys shower? Just kidding, it looks good. I pers like the straight bar for triceps {If you can find it anymore} That being said, if you've plateaued, you have to switch it up, big time... Try Doing 5 sets of 8, 8, 6, DROP SETS of 15 (Choose a weight that you fail w/at 5 reps, continue lessening weight each 5 reps". With the last set of 5-6 reps always failing on your last)...

Adding these into your normal routine, is essential!

HEAVY BENCH DAY... Try lifting with bands attached to the ends of barbell, and anchor em to the floor w/big ass dumbells, power rack, etc. "will give you extra 65-100 pounds resistance at the top" Bring the bar down slowly, but then rapidly accelerate it through the full range of motion. After, place boards, or a "rolled up towel" ranging from 1 inch to 5 inches high on your chest, to Reduce range of motion. <<< Very important!!!

On your Barbell Bench press days. After you warm up, set the bench at a 45 degree incline for 3 sets of 5 reps. Start at your heaviest weight you can for 5. Rest for a couple of minutes between sets. Do 2 sets of 6 reps at the same incline. Set the bench flat, and repeat the same sequence. Set the bench at a decline, and do 3-4 sets of 6 reps. Finish by "flushing" Higher reps to increase blood flow to your muscles. Do 2 sets of 10-12 reps apiece, of cable crossovers, in which you bring the handles of opposing cable stacks together in front of your chest. Rest for 1-2 min between sets...

"Close grip bench day"... Start w/10 pounds more each side than you'd normally be able to do for the reps. Use the blocks, or towel. 3 sets of 5 reps, and then 3 sets of 6-8 reps. rest 2-3 min between sets. Everyweek or 2, lower the board, stops on the power rack, etc, by 1 inch; and complete the same workout:) continue gradually removing blocks until the bar comes all the way down to your chest.

"HEAVY BACK DAY"... Dumbell pullovers. 4 sets of 10

Lat pulldown. 4 sets of 10

Barbell shrug. 4 sets of 10

Mixed grip Pullups. 2 sets to failure ~

•Try this to increase the weight you can bench by about a 1/4. You’ll need a spotter. Hold the heaviest weight you can handle just a few inches from your chest. It should be so heavy that you can only press it twice at the most. But don’t press it, just hold it for about 15 seconds. Replace the weight and rest for two minutes. Now lie back down on the bench and try to press the same weight. See whether you can do 8-10 reps. Rest for four minutes and do it again. Sound odd? It works for me.
You probably know that your muscles have two kinds of fibres, called slow-twitch and fast-twitch? The slow-twitch ones are used for low-intensity activity like jogging and walking. The fast-twitch ones enable you to lift heavy loads. Holding the heavy weight for 15 seconds activates your fast-twitch muscles : )