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and we are live. What's up, guys? Welcome to an emergency meeting live from Romania. We're here with the top G and the whole squad. Let's get into it, baby.
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All right, welcome.
Yeah, we have to make sure we're live everywhere because you've done some technical wizardry.
Myron's done some magical things here, so we have to make sure we're live everywhere. I'm trying. So we're live on YouTube right now. We're live on Facebook. We're live on Twitch. We're live on Twitter. And we just want to make sure that we're live on Rumble, guys. We're live on Rumble, too? We're fucking lit, man. Yeah. Hey, that's what it's about. We made it happen somehow. We did it, guys. We all work hard on this. Yeah. Sorry, guys, for being late.
go ahead and switch up the whole audio situation. So sorry for the delay. It's on me. Me and Sico did all the work.
Myron's lazy as hell. Yeah, I don't know. Why are you laughing, bro?
This is funny. Welcome back, Andrew. Yeah, man. Thank you. It's good to be back. And I look forward to the chat asking us some questions. We've got a big panel here.
I've got some questions to ask you all. I thought I'm going to have my good friends here on the show. And let me ask them some difficult questions. You have to answer. Fuck. You can't not answer. You have to tell the truth. What's the kind of if you don't answer? What's the, uh, would you rather something kind of, kind of, but that's, that's a bit high school, you know, drinking gay. It's more just answer the fucking question. Okay. Are you trying to say that we don't act immature from time to time? I don't know about you, bro, but me, I'm talk to you. I'm always, you know, focused.
to me, to me. Even when I enjoy my life, it's work.
You know, I know you saw me on the yacht with the girls, et cetera, but that was work. I was very focused on tasks.
I have stuff to do. I'm a real friend. I'm not doing this bitch. I will say the work never ends here. The work never ends. Do you admit that the work never ends? No, that's true. The work never ends, bro. From the second we're awake to the second we're asleep, the work never ends. That's true. And the girls. It's absolutely true. You can hear it from me. Absolutely. Does Andrew Tate know he's, I just saw that there. Does Andrew Tate know he's on a Netflix series called Eat the Rich? No, I don't. What the? There's a Netflix series called Eat the Rich, which is about the GameStop thing. And I went viral on Twitter at the time because I threw 100,000.
I think I threw $100,000, then I got drunk. It was in Vegas, and I threw like $300,000 more. At GameStop? I was just kept tweeting. Yeah, I kept tweeting saying, fuck the hedge funds and just losing all my money. I never sold any of that. I just lost all that money trying to bury hedge funds. But now they made a Netflix about me. That's good. It's time to find out. That's how you know you made it. That's how you know you made it. A Netflix special. Not banned from Netflix. Out of every site, banned from Uber, but not Netflix. On another note, I watched Andrew lose $10,000 and laugh his ass off on a fucking soccer game in England.
it was the world cup final you want to tell us that story he knew it wasn't coming home he lost 10 jesus for no reason yeah because we had fun we're degenerate yeah we're degenerate we're drinking we're running around and this is before i was as famous as i am now i couldn't even walk the streets like then like i now like i was back then but yeah i bet ten thousand dollars for england to win and of course like they lost in penalties like they always fucking do so uh it's never coming home england is never coming home i'm sorry it's actually a shame when you talk about england because now the queens died i feel like all the good things about england have died
pessimistic and sad on this stream but all the beautiful things about england and all and all the things about the royal family and tradition etc it's all gone along you're really sad about the queen dying 100 bro you don't want to be the kids and like fucking each other's cousins you don't think the queen was an og you
Yo, I guess. I will say this. London was a great time, but I never want to live there, bro. You know what? Maybe I'm naive. I know what Siko's saying, but maybe I'm naive. But I think that a lot of the true degeneracy
that you see in the world is semi-modern. And I don't think that Queen Elizabeth
who was alive and driving trucks during world war ii bro damn during world war ii she was driving trucks she was driving she was in the army in world war ii and she's been through all this shit since the 30s i don't think she didn't love her country and i don't think that the world and the whole commonwealth because england was in charge of the commonwealth the whole commonwealth wasn't unified behind her and i think that the royal family has lost his prestige now she's died nobody gives a about charles
It's over now. And the world we live in now, a lot of the problems with the world is because we're losing our traditions and we're losing our older ways of thinking. And I'm not saying that the elites, you know what I think about the elites, you know what I think. And I know you can lump the royal family in there with them, I get it. But having a monarch for 70 or 80 years who was there during the war, and she's been there the whole time,
And she was in charge of not just England, the entire Commonwealth, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, African countries, all this shit, India.
She's a G. You can't say she's not a G. Queen Elizabeth II, she's a G. You can't say she's a G. She's an OG. She's an OG. And now she's gone and they're replacing her with this new guy.
And I think a lot of the problems with the world today are all because of all the new think and the new things are trying to replace things with all the old traditional ways. We sit here and we all talk about masculinity.
That's an old idea.
and they're replacing it with a new idea. And what's the new idea? Trash.
So when they get rid of the longest reigning monarch and they said they're going to replace it with fucking some new dude.
To me, that's bad news. That's my personal view anyway.
Right. She probably ate some kids, though. Well...
She ate one baby. You think so? If it happened, we didn't have no idea.
Diana.
Did she do it? Well, should I be asking this? You can ask. Do you think she did it?
Thank you.
did queen she is a g she is a g sometimes it's a g you gotta get the talons out i don't know i don't know if she did it all i know is that i think that the and not think let me correct my my speech i know that england at one point was the largest and most fearsome empire on the planet i actually think that it was the best empire in the world not just because it was the largest because i think it was genuinely the best to live under in modern worlds everyone when she died all the liberals were celebrating saying she's a colonist etc etc if you lived under the british empire
you had a semi good life. They turned up and they built roads and schools and monuments and built a railroad that, and everyone's complaining about the British empire. If you lived under the Japanese empire, it was worse because they just chopped your head off for being a fucking peasant. They didn't give it in, build shit. Fuck you. Give me that. Oh, and pull out the katana. So at least the British built shit. So the British did good for the entire world as a whole.
The world back then was different. I'm not saying colonization is a good thing. I'm saying that back then it was just empires. You were a part of an empire, one of them. That's how it worked. And she was the head of the Commonwealth for a very long time. And I was genuinely upset when the queen died. Maybe it's the patriot in me, but I thought the queen was the G.
Don't you think the natives deserve to celebrate their death?
why would they the native americans anybody who's suffered from colonization
Well, this is a really interesting question because you talk about suffering from colonization. If you look at a lot of the
Do you think India, let me ask you the question then, do you think India suffered
Do you think India is in a worse place now than it would have been if it was never colonized by the British? Now, I'm not saying the British didn't kill people. I'm not saying they were completely fair, but also the world was a different place back then. Nowhere was fair. If the British didn't turn up to India in the 1800s, then the Indians would have been killing the Indians. People just killed each other. That's how it worked, right? Do you think India would be in a better place today if it was never colonized by the British? I mean, they're pooping in the streets right now. What would they be doing if they didn't? The British didn't turn up. I mean, if you look at some of the biggest...
best buildings in most of these countries are some of the most critical infrastructure
It's the shit the British built 200 years ago.
to this day, and they had their liberation for a very long time, and they haven't managed to surpass the infrastructure the British built.
You want to talk about why that is? I mean, I'm sure there's reasons, but my point is, the British turned up to a country. They ruled India with less than fucking 60,000 men. The Indians could have kicked their ass any time.
but they turned up and they gave genuine value to the point people thought, okay, these white people turned up on this boat
They know shit. Oh, well, railroad. Well, okay. Whoa. Schools. You don't, they didn't do it purely by force. India is a big place. They did it with a very small contingent and they did it by adding value.
And yeah, the British are not people you want to fuck with, but they definitely added value to their colonies. And I know this is going to upset the whole fucking world. All the people are going to say I'm a colonist. This is a pretty diverse panel. I don't know where I come in on the brown scale, but it's a pretty diverse panel.
But the world was a dangerous place back then. And I think being under the British Empire afforded these countries a lot of security and safety and technological advancements. And I don't think it was all completely a bad thing. Yeah, I mean, I'm from Barbados, so we were colonized as well. But, you know, we got our independence as well. But Andrew, as a young man navigating the Matrix, where do you think somebody needs to live nowadays in terms of place to live? What's the best location you think possible for God to live in these times? That's a good question. That's a hard one for me to answer. But I think that should be the first question to the panel. So let's go through one by one.
Let's change the question slightly. When you're deciding where you want to live on the planet,
What are you looking for? Depends on how much money you have. If you're American, Miami's the move.
Puerto Rico.
But if you have more money, if you have top G money, then...
Croatia, I think sounds good.
Albania, Romania, obviously.
But most people can't answer that question. But why? Everything you say about Eastern Europe, about the traditional values, about the lack of feminist indoctrination.
about
The weather is nice. Things are cheap.
People are nice. Girls are skinny. Girls are skinny. We didn't see. We saw one, but there has not been one fat under 40 woman this whole time. That's been the challenge of the whole week. Trying to find one? I challenged Myron and Sneeko at the beginning of the week.
to find a girl under 40 that was fat. Yeah, it's not a societal norm here. It's not accepted in the same way. So societal norms have a large part to play on how we act as a whole, which you can extrapolate to everything, right? The societal norm in Eastern Europe is to not be fat and it's to not be a hoe, for example, whereas in the West, they don't have the societal norms and people act in a certain way. I, maybe I'm getting old and boring, but I like to live
When I was last in Miami, which is the best city in America, hands down. Sheesh. Nice. Best city in America. Miami. This can't be, like, anyone who talks about New York, that there is, right?
Miami is the best. But to me,
Sorry, bro. Sorry, Sniko. To me, it feels godless.
It is. That's why it just feels godless. When I'm in Miami, I'm just like, not New York, Miami. I'm like, this is fun.
But it just feels where's God? God ain't here. This hoe, that hoe. I'm just like, where's God? He forgot about Miami. I don't know. It just feels godless.
And maybe I'm getting old and boring, but I like to just see the
traditional business run by the family and the hotel run by the family and the women going to church on a Sunday. And that's what I like about Eastern Europe. Maybe I'm getting older. So I'll say this.
It depends on what you want.
Personally speaking, if you want girls, you got a little bit of paper, go to Columbia.
Not much to do there, but the girls, the scenery, the food is cheap.
And then if you want to have fun, you have money.
Miami for sure. All right, so let's carry on with the question. So, yeah, fresh. Let's say money's no object. Let's say you all, we all have hundreds of millions of dollars, whatever.
You can live anywhere on the planet. Where would you live and why?
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Money is not object. I'm on the way, bro.
Polly, Colombia, give me a thousand.
Colombia? Why? First off, the girls are beautiful. They're at least somewhat feminine. The money goes very far. So, for example, like you could be a G with only like...
50k 100k a year and honestly speaking like
It's skill because, for example, people that go there have businesses, you know, other Americans. So it's kind of like you have your own community, guys are successful and hot girls. I mean, you can't really lose. So mine wants to go to Dubai, right?
I'll go last. I'll go last. I'm producing over here. What about you, bro? We were just talking about this in the world. But to me, man.
It matters who's there.
So you can go anywhere in the world you want. It could be the best place on Earth. Your boys aren't there, bro. Shit. It's number one. It's true. Columbia.
I've been. I like it. I think you need a plug there like you need to plug in anywhere else. You need a plug. Now you need to plug this local because Columbia can be very dangerous also. You know, so I would have to say Europe in some regard, probably Eastern Europe somewhere based off of my experience. I like to buy, but it kind of feels like an island. I would not go to.
So,
Where is it? There was Dominican D.R. Dominican Republic. Yeah, but then you get you get island fever man So I would say Eastern Europe somewhere if you're not gonna live in the States and you're not gonna live in Miami
That would be my bet. But without your boys, the shit anyway, I'd rather live in Indiana with my boys than than live in the best country on Earth with nobody. So that's how I feel about it. Yeah, I think people pretty much know my answer. But yeah, Justin's right. It's also it's a lot about the people you're with. It's about what stage you are in your life. But certainly the people you're with are going to influence your reality. I've been to a lot of places. I've been all around the world.
The number one thing people say to me is, Tate, you have so much money. Why don't you travel? The first thing is I do travel. All I do is fucking travel. It's annoying. But the second thing is that the world's the same, man.
You either go out to a restaurant or you stay in.
You fuck a bitch, you watch TV or sit on the computer. The world's the same pretty much everywhere. So you got things like weather, you got things like the general safety of a place, but then you got to go for the intangibles. I like driving past churches. That's why I live in Romania. I like driving past churches. Sounds stupid.
But there's nothing that America has that Romania doesn't have. I can buy a Lambo here. There's a Lamborghini garage.
there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's there's
like super bougie like it did yeah
You guys spent the whole time at the mall going to all the first world places. You didn't even go into actual Bucharest. You've been to the mall eight times in four days. I've been on dates. I've been learning the culture, okay? Dates at the mall, very adolescent. Take her to a nice restaurant. Take her to scenery seeing a church. We took those girls. Oh, wait, they're waiting in the lobby.
Better than the mall. Okay.
Yeah, I mean, if you're going to live in the United States, I think if you live in Florida or Texas, those are fantastic places to start.
because anywhere where it's not expensive to live and you're not getting taxed to death, you'll be okay. If you're going to pick major cities in these states, I would say Miami is fantastic. Fort Lauderdale is good. Tampa is good. I don't like Orlando. And if you're going to be in Texas, Dallas and Houston are good, just a little bit dangerous. South Texas is surprisingly nice too, like McAllen. People talk shit about the Southwest border, but there's some nice areas there. Phoenix is also good. And Arizona, the only thing that sucks is there is a state income tax.
why the states live here. You get a lot of like, it feels like a first world country, even though it might not necessarily be one GDP-wise. And then...
What else? But for me, I'm going to probably go to an Arab country when this is all said and done.
to find my virgin wife
find the virgin wife man so yeah
Right. So go on. We're going to say next question. Our next question. So he just said when this is all said and done. So that's going to lead into one of the questions I'm going to ask. So that's perfect. It makes it all together. So why I want to ask all of you and you have to tell the truth because the audience are going to tell if you're lying. If they're lying guys, you have to say they're lying in the chat.
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Why do you stream?
Why do you talk to the world?
Why?
I want to wake people up. Wake people up from one. And then why do you want to wake them? From their brainwashing. Why are you compelled? Why are you motivated to do this? My whole life philosophy has been based around being brainwashed since I was six years old, sitting at a church and not feeling like it was any productive use of time. Listening to a priest blab on about life, but he doesn't have any life experience. He's some guy named Peter. He's talking about TV shows. He's never even been with a woman before. How could you tell me anything about life and you haven't had any life experience? Going to school, doing the Pledge of Allegiance,
these things, taking Adderall every single day. They prescribed me. They said I had a disability. I felt like everything in my life was to keep me down since I was born. And they told me that there was something wrong with me. And that's motivated me to do everything that I do.
So the reason I started streaming is direct communication with my audience. I did videos for nine years, but that was slower. And now I could talk to 10,000 people every single day. I want to go spread the knowledge that I've learned and try to bring people out to
and teach them the same things that I've learned from being trapped inside the box and being suppressed my whole life.
And why, and that's a good question, I understand completely, why do you think that
Do you think it gives some validation to yourself to do it? Do you think it's a selfish motivation or do you think you're like a philanthropist?
Yeah.
there's some selfish like there's some validation seeking there's some need to be liked and admired
but
the motivation is definitely based on what I said.
Because I wouldn't be banned on Twitter and TikTok. I wouldn't be risking this right now. We can get banned just sitting in this room with you. But we're all here because we believe in some sort of message. We have some sort of philosophy. If we wanted to cash out, we could jump in a pool of 100,000 Orbeez, do some prank videos, farting in Walmart. That's true. We're here. That's true. You're right. Good point. Good point. What about you, Fresh? Why are you streaming?
Honestly, bro, honest answer here, I want to inspire. I'll never forget, like, when I came to America, I saw a guy in a Lamborghini. I saw Hot Girls. I saw Lifestyle. I was like, how do I get that?
And coming from a small island, Barberos, where I'm from, it's like, you're not very inspired. Everyone just parties, goes to school, gets a job. And it's like...
I want more for my life and seeing other people win.
made me want to win. So me and Myron did a podcast, as you know, he's more fitness style, more lifestyle as well for fitness. I'm more like, you know what? If I can show people a way to get inspired, even their cars, lifestyle, even getting girls, then it's a W. But personally speaking, of course, I want to make money too as well, giving a thousand. So I say inspiring and money as well.
What about you, Justin? I like what we do, Andrew. I like the cause. I like guys coming together on a common mission and goals. Previous to joining the war room, the highest level happiness I ever had is when I played college football. And to a bigger degree now, I feel like I'm a part of something that a group of guys that have each other's back no matter what are in. And it's about that companionship for me. Yeah, there's a common mission we all have together in our group,
that I'm absolutely in love with. So I die for that. So for me, man, it's that it's feeling like I'm contributing to a team that scores together. So.
That's what I like. And I think that that's intrinsic to every single man. I think that that's definitely the reason I do it. I get asked a lot by people like, hey, what's next? Or what's it like? You have all this money, blah, blah, blah. I don't want to sit here and brag, but I have enough money to live for the rest of my life. And I want to tell all the people out there who are grinded and hustling to get cash. Yeah, you need it.
But there really isn't that much to buy or do.
Right. You can have I can give everyone watching this stream. Let's say you all had half half a billion dollars, 500 million. You do a bunch of hedonistic bullshit. You get drunk a bunch. You fuck a bunch of girls and you buy a bunch of cars, etc. And then you'd either completely fall into the hedonistic trap and go down the gambling and drugs route and destroy your life. But if you keep your brain on and you stay sane, you start to realize that the most valuable things are staying in good shape.
your health, looking after yourself, the simple things, spending time with people you love, and hanging with your boys. Hanging with your boys is the number one most interesting activity that's ever going to exist on the planet ever. It's the funnest thing there is to possibly do, to sit around in the room with your guys and talk shit. And that's what you said earlier about being in, we could be in Indiana, just sitting there fucking it up, fucking it up. We're going to end up broke in the Philippines with $25 in the bank and we will laugh. And it doesn't matter how much money you have. It's all about the people who are around you.
And there's something that's intrinsic to men. We definitely evolved with it. I think it's because we spent so much time either in groups out hunting or in armies or gangs or whatever we were doing.
you just feel better when you're around people that you know you can trust with your life and that's certainly the best thing about life and and yeah i completely understand what you're saying and i know what you guys are saying but for me personally
The reason I stream is to try and find the other people out there who I might want to be friends with, because when you're an exceptional individual,
You're never going to meet friends in normal life. I never just, it's very rare. I don't know about you guys. I go through life and meet and just meet a friend. Everyone I meet is a fucking idiot.
It's crazy, right? So the internet, the best thing that's done for me is allow me to broadcast my message to people and find the other people out there with a fucking brain.
and it's not that many but yeah hanging with your boys is certainly the the best thing about life to this day with all the money and the shit i can do that i would rather be sitting in the war room with tristan and luke calling each other names than doing nearly anything else it's the best thing to do before myron answers can i ask you the question i asked you yesterday how much do you do this now for money and how much do you really care about waking people okay so i don't need money anymore money to me truly has no value and i say that and people don't believe me because they understand that every rich person is trying to get more money
because it's a game. It's like getting a high score. But for me, truly, if someone were to walk in this room and put $25 million cash on this table,
I have nothing to buy and my life would change zero. It doesn't mean anything. I don't need it. Right. I like the fact that I can do what I do and I like the idea of being able to do it forever. But this is not financially motivated for me.
It is about expanding my influence. It is about expanding my network. It is about expanding my capabilities. It is about finding the other people out there who think the way I think. It is about having them in an environment where we can speak freely and openly. So to a degree, it's certainly about advancing the mission. I feel like I have a duty to God to speak the truth because I'm in a unique position where I can speak the truth and many can't.
I like the idea that I get thousands and thousands of messages from people saying I've helped them with their mental health and help them with the depression, etc. I like being a positive impact on the world.
I like going to sleep with a pure heart and knowing that I'm good for the planet. But
truthfully there's i think everything you do no matter what it is has a selfish motivation
Even if you go and give money to charity today, you're doing it so you feel good. That's why you're doing it. Everything is selfishly motivated. So I'm not going to sit here and say I'm a philanthropist.
I feel good when I help people. That's why I do it. It's not just about helping them. It's also because of how I feel. And also when I meet interesting people and I get good friends and powerful individuals join the war room, for example, that benefits me massively. Now my network's expanded. So it's certainly selfishly motivated, but it's not money. And yeah, I think there's inside of every single man, there's definitely a rebel. There's definitely a warrior. It doesn't matter if you're a punk rock rebel in the seventies, or you were one of the rebels of Rome who just said, fuck this, let's go burn it. There's something inside of you.
And if you're a red blooded male and you see the world we live in today and how the matrix is suppressing us all,
you want to rebel. And I think part of it is, yeah, certainly I feel good knowing I'm doing my little bit to piss them off. In fact, I'm not doing a little bit. I've done a lot. I've done too much. But yeah, that's the answer to the question. Let me ask you a question. I don't know if you want me to say this on stream, but beforehand I wasn't supposed to be on this. And I'm wondering how much of that was testing, initiating, and how much of that was the rebel inside of you thinking, fuck it, man, bring him on. Yeah. Let me give you a very quick example. During the height of...
Oh, for fuck's sake, the subject we're not supposed to talk about. We weren't supposed to leave our houses. Right. So
and we weren't supposed to go driving, we weren't allowed to go out the house and drive. Even here in Romania, you couldn't drive without a piece of paper, a specific piece of paper. And every morning I woke up and just start burning around the city in the Porsche.
And Tristan used to go to me and I used to come back with all these fucking papers and they tried to impound the car. Cops used to come to the gate and I just get a different car and go again next day, next day. And Tristan goes, why do you keep doing this? It's just headache. I said, you know, I can't just do what I'm supposed to do.
They told me what to do and I can't just do it. I have to not do it because then when all this insanity goes down and some fucking poor matrix slave misses the funeral of his own fucking parent because he's a dumbass and believes it all. I can know that I tried my best, even though he's an idiot, even as a moron, I tried my best to resist the enslavement.
It's like living with a pure heart. It's a real thing. Like all this shit went down and I can say here now with a pure heart on this stream that I resisted more than 99.9% people on the planet. I got arrested in Germany. I got fines every day. I broke every single rule. I broke every single law. I had a birthday party in the height of COVID that was all over fucking YouTube. We had fucking 100 people in a hotel. I bribed the mayor off. Like I did anything it took to break the rules.
And that made me feel good about myself. So yeah, was it really to wake people up and help them to stop them being slaves? Or was it because I had a selfish motivation and I felt good inside of myself knowing I'm not a dumbass?
I think we're all semi-selfishly motivated, if you're honest. 100%. Myron? So for me, I'm going to be painfully honest about this, I guess. Before, when I started streaming, as you guys know, I used to work in law enforcement for DHS. I did criminal investigations.
And for me, I got a great sense of satisfaction from doing those cases and doing that job. But then I started my fitness business and then from there started the YouTube and I wanted more influence. Let's be honest here. You want clout, you want to bang some hoes. It is what it is, right? And from there, I was like, okay, this is great. And then at some point they pulled me in and they're like, hey, listen, you're YouTube, you're talking about some crazy stuff. You know what it may be? You're talking about dating and all this other stuff. Oh my God, men and women are not equal and all this other stuff. Things that we know that are factually correct.
dynamics and they didn't like that. So they kind of put me into positions that, Hey, listen, you can resign or you can, you know, and keep doing your thing or you can stay here, but you can't do, you can't do the YouTube thing anymore. So I made a decision. I took a bet on myself and I left the G and, you know, I was like, yeah, I could do this. And, you know, I'm going to make more money, whatever, and get more girls, but it evolved way more to that. As you guys know, I'm a hardcore minimalist. I don't own many things in general. You know, I still drive around in my 2002 Honda. So it started for money and girls. I'm not going to lie to y'all, but then as I've been doing this
and impacting guys' lives and helping them realize, like, yo, I finally have a big brother. You're like a father figure to me. You helped me get into a law enforcement, or you're the one that told me to not do drugs. I thought about doing drugs, and I'm not doing them anymore. I'm staying natural instead of doing steroids. I was going to hurt myself off of this girl, but I'm not going to do it anymore. You can't really put a price on that. So it started, right, just like when you go to the gym, you first go to the gym to get girls and get jacked and fuck a bunch of bitches. Then you continue to go, and you feel good, and you get this certain sense of accomplishment.
And it gets way more than just a girl. So for me, I started streaming to make more money, get influence. Then as I started streaming, right, and I left my government job, I thought it was the end of the world. I realized, holy shit, like we have a duty to these guys to help them out, especially in a crazy ass world where the matrix is taking over essentially. And a lot of guys are told to pretty much act like women and it's acceptable. And the reality is you can't act like a woman. It's unacceptable. And if anything, it's going to set you up for failure.
well said amazing answer you got any any questions from the chat for us uh yeah i mean oh man a lot of stuff came in guys sorry i'm doing a million things at once and guys here's the thing i'm gonna kill the facebook stream right now on twitch so come on over to youtube and then we're gonna kill the youtube stream coming in very soon as well and you guys are all gonna have to go to rumble so i'm gonna give you guys a few more minutes to go ahead but go on over to rumble guys it's rumble.com slash tate speech because it's going to be exclusive on rumble here in a few minutes um but yeah i can go ahead and pull up one of these questions do you want to hit the
Let's get the question because the next one is going to be a long one. Okay. So we got – Who was capping the most?
Who was capping the most? And we got almost 20K live on YouTube, and then I think we got another 27K on Rumble. So, guys, get ready to switch on over to Rumble here in a little bit. All-time high. Yeah, we had a lot of good questions come through, but I didn't want to interrupt the panel. Give me a second here so I can pull a good one up, Andrew. I got a question for you. Sure.
So guys on the panel, what is your description of a
moneymaker,
for 2022. Something you could consider like, you know what, if you're young coming up in life, what can you do to make money right now?
That's a good question. I can answer. Should I go first? Yeah, go ahead. Right. I think that we live in an attention economy. I think that people who can garner attention are going to be good at making money one way or another.
I think we now live in a world where you have spectators and you have people who produce. It's the world is split and a binary divide between the two. And not everybody is designed to be a producer. Some people are designed to be a spectator. If I was, obviously I am a producer naturally by heart because I've lived a very diverse life. I have a lot to say and I consider, it doesn't matter what I consider, people consider my words valuable, obviously. So here I am. But if I was a spectator, let's say, and I didn't feel like I had the confidence or the knowledge
interest people, then I would try my very best to prove myself useful to a creator.
And by joining their ecosystem and working alongside them, that's probably the best and easiest way to make money. There's a whole bunch of people out there that have the star factor, but they don't have the systems and the teams around them to truly be successful. So I would come along and say, listen.
You can be the showman. I'll be the blood and guts underneath. And we can do very, very well. I truly still believe as fucked as the world is with the matrix and the suppression and the inflation and the Fed and all the shit we talk about. If you're a person who can turn up on time,
with a firm handshake, who is not, who is genuinely competent, who doesn't lie to anybody, you're going to be fine. You're never going to starve. You're always going to be able to make good money. If you're a genuinely honest, hardworking person, I've never met a honest, hardworking person who will be there at 9am like you asked him to be.
who completely fails at life.
So I think a lot of people who are still out here failing, they have a bunch of excuses. And yeah, we talk about how hard it is and it's true.
but if you're genuinely about it,
and you can find somebody with that star factor and align yourself to them, I think you can make money no matter who you are. That's the best way to make money. So basically be a YouTuber. It's not about being a YouTuber. It hasn't even got to be a YouTuber. It can be anything. You can find a fucking star salesman and find a way to help his ass. I'm saying you don't always have to be the star. The biggest mistake a lot of people make is, and especially in the Western world, because...
I talk about this all the time. I was speaking about this with somebody else. I was saying America's strength and its weakness is the same thing. America's strength is that everybody is taught they're so unique and special and valuable. And that's why you guys do so. You guys.
But this is why America does so fantastic in, let's say, the Olympics, right? Because everyone believes that they can be a sports star and everyone works so hard, etc. This is why you have so many talented people, so many creative, so many movie directors, etc. Because everyone's told they're fantastic.
But the truth is not everybody's fantastic.
And the people who are not fantastic end up frustrated.
And that's why you have so much fucking crime, rob a bank, get rich or dry trying gangsters, gangbangers. Because there's a whole bunch of people in America who think they're too good for a job and they are really not too good for a fucking job. That's the truth. Whereas if you look at other cultures, it's the difference. Right. If you go to Asia or you go to some of these other places, you'll go to school.
The very talented kids will be taken to the side. You're the top 1%. You're going to a separate class. And if you're not put in that separate class, you know you ain't shit. You're just like, okay, I'm working in the factory. Yes, sir. That's my job. And you're just going to do your job because the ego ain't there. So the ego is a fantastic thing for America, but it's also a detriment.
So it can play both ways. But I think if you know the value that you bring to the world, you understand what you bring, then you could kind of put yourself in a position to win because we're not going to be, like you said, leaders. Some people are followers. But this is my point. When everyone has an ego, everyone wants to be the king on the chessboard. Yeah. You don't win the chess game by having endless kings. That just gives you a bunch of vulnerabilities. Everyone has to know the role and play it. I've played the role of fucking pawn knight. The whole my whole life. I was pawn knight bishop rook. You know, I played them all. But you always wanted to be the king.
I wanted to be. It's that if you're truly destined to be, you'll end up in a position where you're going to be seen as a king of your empire, wherever your empire is or whatever it is. God has a plan for all of us. My plan was to do my job to the best of my ability, whatever my job was at the time. People call me arrogant, etc., etc. I spent fucking 11 years obeying my coach like he was God.
Run here.
Okay, seven miles, 4 a.m. Oh, fucks. All right.
I just listened. I didn't get successful by running my mouth. I didn't get successful by knowing everything. I got successful by listening. I listened to my father my entire life. I listened to my coach my entire life. I just done exactly as I was told. He said punch. He said jab. I jabbed. That was it. So I just obeyed. So I played my part and played my role for a very long time.
before i got to a position now where i have i don't know a total of maybe 60 70 people working for me across all these different industries and now i'm the king of the empire blah blah blah but i i you're saying i always knew i wanted to be king i don't think i did i just wanted to be very very competent and do my job very very well and even now to this day if i if elon musk and i were to have a conversation one day and he would say i want you to help me with x i'm not going to walk in there saying i'm the king though bro top g i'm like you know what mr elon sure i'll be the
Let's go to fucking Mars. There's too much ego involved. And this is the problem with a lot of people. Egos hold them back. Egos going to get your ass killed. Ego will put you in the fucking morgue. It'll put you in jail. And it'll also destroy a lot of opportunities. I can tell you another story.
I have a whole bunch of friends
who are still broke.
Uh, even though they've watched my come up and I've tried to help him a million times and no message like, Hey man, just had to leave my job again. And they're trying to hint at borrowing money. I'm like, why? What happened? Man, my boss, he's fucking rude to me, bro. You're a wagey.
And he's your boss. Do your job. What the fuck? Do your job. You can't be messaging me saying, oh, yeah, you're top G. I'm a G. I don't take shit from my boss. Well, you have to do you the boss. That's the game. You have to know your part and play it well. How much of it is determined by God? You're saying I'm wondering what you think of the difference between free will and determinism. You're saying that some people are meant to just be pawns. But how much of it is dependent on your mentality and your belief as a youngin? People decide to be pawns.
Nobody is destined to be anything they don't decide themselves to be. If you're truly uncomfortable with something,
You can't exist there. When I was a pawn, I did my job to the best of my ability, but let's change it. When I was a brokey, I knew I was a brokey.
Trust me, I knew very well I was a brokey. My life reflected it. I did my bank balance, but I was uncomfortable in it to a position where I couldn't sleep at night. I had sleepless nights just laying there thinking, how the fuck are people buying Ferraris? I can't pay rent. This doesn't make sense. I have to escape. I can't live this way. If you're genuinely uncomfortable, if I set you on fire, you're going to stand up.
You're going to move. If I set you on fire and you're chilling,
then you can't say that the fire's burning. The people who are broke and they have been broke for years and years and years, and they're still sleeping in late, playing video games, are comfortable enough being broke to stay broke.
I couldn't be comfortable in that position. If you put me in a shitty position, I'm so desperately uncomfortable. We can change it from money to something else.
If I was morbidly obese,
It wouldn't last long.
I'm telling you now with me, I couldn't do it. I couldn't look at myself in the mirror. I'd be mad at myself. I'd be angry. I'd be self-conscious. I'd fix it. The person who's been morbidly obese for 10 years and goes, I'm trying. You ain't fucking trying. You are very comfortable and very happy to be who you are. Facts. So anybody who's a pawn is comfortable and happy being a pawn. Otherwise they wouldn't be one anymore. They'd at least have moved up.
So when I say determined by God, what I'm saying is that God is producing all of us. I believe God exists. We're all made in his image to a degree. And certain people have looked at their place in life and said, this is okay. This is enough for me to sleep at night.
And if that's fine, you're going to sleep. But if you were like me, if you're looking at your bitch going, she's a seven. My car is broke. My car ain't shit. Apartment's small. I know I'm better than this. I have to find a way to escape.
Then motivation and the whole idea of motivation becomes a, it gets destroyed. People say, I don't have motivation. I didn't ever had motivation. I had a burning desire to fucking fix my life. I didn't need to wake up and get moat. I didn't have to watch YouTube to want to make some fucking money. I was like, I wanted money. I didn't need YouTube to tell me, bro, you're broke. Like, so yeah.
I don't think that anybody is destined to be a pawn. I think people decide to be pawns. And I'll tell you, I'll give you an example of it. I can sit here right now as a multimillionaire.
As a multimillionaire, a person who has hundreds of millions of dollars, and I can say, if you go to CobraTape.com right now, you can sign up to a free newsletter, and I will email you every day for free. Lessons from a multimillionaire for free. All it's going to take is 13 seconds of your time to go to CobraTape.com and sign up to the email there, and maybe 10% of the people watching will do it, and 90% will go.
hey man being broke sucks because the fucking dumbasses well that's their decision
I don't believe, I believe it's decisions. People who are broke decided to be broke. It really is not that difficult to make money out of here. I don't really, I really don't think it is. What is the biggest? What about you? One thing you can make money from?
This year.
Somebody coming up.
Man, there's a million ways to make a million dollars.
I think you had to pick something.
Put your time in, get competent at it, stay in the fight long enough to make the fucking money. There's no one way to make a million bucks in regards to what Andrew's saying, especially about the guys that are superstars or not. Look at me, dude.
I'm a multimillionaire, too, but I got no problem. In fact, me and Andrew had a conversation about this maybe six months or a year ago. I'm like, Andrew, you can be Michael Jordan.
I'll play Scottie Pippen. Facts all day. I'm trying to win fucking trophies, bro.
And there's nothing better in this world than to do shit with your boys.
So if you got somebody in your group that's that, that is Michael Jordan, let them be fucking Michael Jordan. I'm not insecure about that. And when you have a diverse group, when you have a group of true competent people, you'll realize that it changes role to role anyway. There are certain scenarios where it's X guys, the fucking G and there's the next guy. He's the G. That's how it goes. When it comes to boozing, it's like Tristan, bro, you win. Like that's just the way it is. That's what happens when you're around genuine competence.
from the 90%, the retards, the people who don't want it. Why do you make the decision to go and get it? But most people don't. What's the biggest, is it the way you grew up? Is it the fighting? Is it
being broke? That's a good question. And that actually leads into my other question, fantastically, which is amazing. I was raised for competence and I was raised for excellence. So to a degree, I can say that I'm lucky by the fact that I had such fantastic parents and that they told me from a very, very young age who I had to be and how I had to live. I hear a lot of things from people saying, you know, if your father's too amazing and he can overshadow you and it makes the, you know, the kid fail, I can't speak to that because I had the complete opposite experience. My father was my hero. I want to be exactly like him.
Thank you.
and all i had to do was copy him and do as i was told and i was gonna be fantastic i learned how to listen at a very young age and learned how to obey
I obey my elders, do as I was told, eat my vegetables. My life has never truly fucked up. There's a lot of successful people who will tell you like, yeah, my life fucked up. And then I recovered. I went to jail. I got out all this shit. My life's never fucked up. My life has always been wake up, do the fucking work.
That's all it's ever been. And if you wake up and do the fucking work every single day,
I'm 36 years old. How can I not have hundreds of millions of dollars?
All I've done is work. All I've done is get up and do what I'm supposed to do. All I've done is get up, eat right, train, work, answer the call, be on time. Like, how am I going to not have hundreds of millions of dollars? It's almost like I don't understand how you mess that up. It's because people are just lazy. So, but that feeds into my other question I want to ask all of you.
how big of an impact do you think family has
on a man, because I think we're speaking majorly to men. And what advice would you give to men who love their family and they know their family love them, but their family,
Thank you.
Their family, their family are not living the lives they want to live. The advice they're giving is not the advice they want to follow. Like, do you have any stories or do you have any advice or what kind of impact you think a negative family environment can have on a man? And what should you do in a scenario when his parents truly love him and truly care for him, but they're telling him to like put on a mask and go to college?
What do you think? That was me. Oh, so there you go. So this is we have an interesting story coming up.
My dad has recently been telling me since I've been getting into the red pill and getting to these ideas and fully Devoting myself to this message that now he agrees a lot of what I say and
He's blue pilled. He we can't talk about a lot of things, but he did what 85 percent of the population did. He went to college, told me to go to college, told all my siblings to go to college. But ultimately, he did give up on his dream. His dream was to be a filmmaker, was to be a creative. And he decided to fully devote himself to his family. And for me, that gave me the opportunity to fully focus on what I wanted to do because we came up in a good household. Yeah.
He was there. He was a good inspiration. He was a good role model, just like your dad. But...
I had to separate from a lot. I disappointed him a lot of ways, dropping out of school, dropping out of college. They didn't talk to me for a long time, not taking what everybody else was taking. They were just,
really upset with me. I'm sure a lot of people in the chat can relate. They ended up taking something that
Everybody else is saying that you're a bad person. You're going to kill my grandma if you don't take this too. So I think you just have to.
You have to decide for yourself what's the best for yourself and make the sacrifice that you're going to upset your family eventually.
Okay.
What about you, Walter?
So I had two examples in my life. Robert, because I guess it talks about rich dad, poor dad. So I have my real dad, which is basically a Debbie dad. But, you know, that's my dad.
and I have my granddad. And growing up, I was supposed to follow the family blueprint, which is go to school, get a degree,
to go to family business.
But I saw my dad and I was like, damn, like, he's pretty much just like living life, doing whatever he wants, but he's not responsible. But my granddad was like an anchor. He was like...
the one taking care of the family, took us on trips. He bought me a car, bought my mom a house. It's like, damn, he's the man of the household. So I had to make a choice. Who do I want to follow?
My dad or my granddad? And I told my granddad because for me personally, my dad would say, hey, son, I'll come pick you up. He never would show up.
But guy don't say, hey, son, I'll come pick you up. He'll all show off my time. So me personally is making a choice to say, you know what? Who do I want to be like more?
Again, I'm a dad.
I told my granddad, so for me, just making a choice.
I think all of us have that voice in our head that tell us what we're supposed to be doing.
If you know you're supposed to be great, that voice in you is going to tell you that you can choose to listen to it or you can choose to let the weaker voice inside of you suppress what you know you are meant to be.
So as long as you listen to the voice that tells you that you're supposed to be great and you're supposed to be doing things that are bigger and better than what your family is doing, I think you're OK. Now you have to be strong enough to fight the suppression that's going to come towards you from your family. But once you decide to do that, everybody will say that.
It's dangerous until you've made it. Case in point, Sneko.
you know, your dad said, no, no, no, no, no. And then you built the following. And then he's like, okay, I see it.
Same thing with my dad. My dad was always son. Don't you think? Don't you think that's enough? Don't you think that's enough? No, no, no. Now he's like, son.
I've never seen anybody work as hard as you and he truly respects me. So a lot of times people don't believe in you until you finally arrived. So I think that's something very important to remember. In addition to that, I always say that suppression is wrapped in love. So a lot of times if people are uncomfortable with the things that you're doing, just remember that you are directly, directly intimidating them by the actions that you took in spite of their inactions. So just remember that.
Yeah, that's a good point. And I get this all the time. People message me saying, hey, my family's not supportive of what I want to do. And my family don't believe I should try and do this or my family thinks I should go down this route. And
My answer has been pretty generic so far, but it seems to be effective. I think the number one thing that especially parents are worried about when they see their children is they don't like the idea of seeing them be lazy. So I had people message me, go, I don't want to go college. My parents want me to go college.
I say, well, have you sat down with your parents and explain to them what you're going to do with all those years instead?
Have you sat there and said, look, I'm not going to go to college, but here's what I am going to do. I'm going to spend six hours a day doing this, two hours a day doing this, one hour a day in the gym.
across next year i'll be doing this apprenticeship i'll get this certification i'll be able to go here and do this i'm gonna get this passport i'm gonna go here or if you just said i don't want to go college and turn the tv back on well why do you think they don't want they want you to go to college right i
It doesn't matter what you do. I think if you're a child and you explain to your parents or all the people who love you or the people around you are trying to push you in a certain direction and say, look, I have a plan. This is what it is. I have a finite amount of time on the planet. I'm going to dedicate it towards X. I'm going to make sure this is successful. I'm going to do it right. And you show competence and you show that you genuinely give a shit and you're up before them and go to sleep after them.
They're not gonna hate on anything you do.
I think a lot of the people are saying, oh, my parents are trying to suppress me. No, what your parents are trying to do is inspire you to do something because you're a lazy fuck and you ain't doing shit. And I completely understand that if you have a fucking teenage son sitting around smoking weed, you want to send his ass to college. And what else is he going to let him do? Sit there and smoke weed?
if you were genuinely up grinding, even if you weren't making money, if you were in the gym every day and you were a bodybuilder and you looked like a tank,
They'd still be a bit like, all right.
He's doing something. I mean, like at least he ain't just sitting around. Right. So I think that's the biggest thing. When your family, you nailed it with the suppression love.
When your family are trying to hold you back, what they're trying to do is make you do something because they think you're doing nothing, because if you're doing enough,
they wouldn't really be so concerned with what you were doing at all. It's about output more than
what you're putting your output into. She's about doing something existing in the world. And that's your point, Andrew. So for example, even myself, like,
my mom would say don't go to america it's dangerous don't go over there you might end up dead
And I was like, you know what, mom?
My granddad did the same thing. He left Barbados, came to America, and was getting successful. I was like, you know what? I'm going to leave school.
I'm sorry to say I love you.
But I don't want to follow the family path. I want to do what my guy and I did. So I said, you know what? I'm going to sell my bike.
So I'm in my truck. I'm moving to America. She's like, "Don't go, son. It's dangerous. I can't have you going there." I said, "Look, I love you, mom. Here's my plan. I'm coming to America. I'm going to retire you and be successful."
That's it. And I did it.
So having not talked to her made her feel a little bit comfortable. But still, she's like, you know what? Don't go as dangerous.
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