Helllllppppp meee outttt... plzzz

hi im riz im 6ft im about 168pounds and 18yrs of age ....i have started to work out 3 to 4 time  a week for my uppper body and for my lower body i just run for 40 mins every other dayy ...what i basically need help with is with my weight and how i look ? i have been working out for a little bit now but  have not seen any results. i kinda wanna lose my belly ( its hard to tell i have one) and like lose my fat around my stomach and like get my upper body bigger then what it looks like rihgt now ..i have also started to take proteins( miofusion..buildmuscle) idunno if i shoud be doing this or not idunno what to do any more like im kinda lost i do wnna lose weight from my belly region but at the same time gain weight for like my upper upper body .....is there anyone who can suggest me solutions to what i shd do ( ONE MORE THIGN HOW MANYSCOOPS  of proteins SHOULD I PUT IN MY SHAKES)

You need to unpack the story a little.  You don't say if you're male or female but 168lbs is a very dead centre, perfect weight for someone 6' tall.  BMI 22.8. So you don't need to lose any weight.    http://www.bcm.edu/cnrc/bodycomp/bmiz2.html  Check this chart to see what I mean.  And you can read off the 'Daily Energy Requirement' to get an estimate of a calorie target to maintain your weight.

If you have a 'belly' the first place to start is to look at the quality of your diet.  In slim, healthy people a poor diet can show up as a wobbly belly due to fluid retention.   Make sure you're getting plenty of fresh wholefoods each day.... vegetables, wholegrains, fruit, meat, fish, oils, dairy products.  And try to avoid processed food that tend to be high in sugar, salt, preservatives, flavourings, caffeine, alcohol and the other things that can make fluid retention worse.   Drink plenty of clear fluids.... water & tea rather than things like colas, diet sodas or gatorade. 

Protein shakes are just a way of adding calories as a drink....  they don't make anyone muscular all by themselves - the picture on the tub is just a marketing device!   If you get your full energy requirement from 'real food', get a good balance of different foods and do some strengthening/toning exercises (lifting weights for example) you will improve your muscle tone and be much healthier than if you drink what are just glorified milkshakes. 

I second GI-Jane very quickly and simply.....you are a perfect weight for your height

My younger brother is 19- 6'3" and the airforce made him gain weight- he now weighs about 168...don't worry!