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Tate Speech Ep 4: Tate on A Brave Homosexual

17 Apr 2026 · 3 min · Rumble

Tate Speech episode 4, Tate on A Brave Homosexual, aired 11 Mar 2018 (3 min) with Andrew Tate. He talks about bravery, homosexuality and Saudi Arabia.

5 Tate Speech uploads are labelled episode 4. This one aired 11 Mar 2018. Also numbered 4: Ep 4: New competition for the Bugatti - Jebel Jais - TC (24 Mar 2023); Ep 4: Peter Pan Peanut Butter Alert (12 Nov 2023); Ep 4: The Cybertruck Full Review - Topgt (17 Apr 2025); Ep 4: The Bull vs The Matador - Tate Fight Camp (3 Dec 2025).

Originally aired 11 Mar 2018

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- Being gay.

is fine.

You know, if you want to be gay, it's fine.

But being gay is not brave. I don't understand this narrative around homosexuality that purports it as some kind of bravery. It's not bravery.

Taking a dick in your ass isn't really as brave as like being a Navy seal and storming a building or getting shot at or being a firefighter and charging up a burning apartment block. That's bravery.

But for some reason, being gay is brave nowadays.

Obama gave Ellen

A fucking bravery medal.

Because she's a dyke.

And she's brave now. Ellen licked pussy. I know loads of people who have licked pussy. Where's their bravery medals? Where's the bravery involved? And they say, oh, yeah, but for a long time being homosexual was bad. Well, it's not anymore. Not in the world we live in. Unless you want to go to Saudi Arabia. If you walk through Saudi Arabia with a sign saying I'm gay, you can have a bravery medal.

But if you're going to live in America, where it's completely acceptable and suck dick and get bummed all day, I don't see why you need to have bravery associated with your actions.

It's not brave. It's sex. It's sex looking at the other sex. And in fact, when the homosexuals say, we just want to be treated the same. Well, fine, we treat you the same. You're not brave. If I'm not brave for fucking a whole bunch of hot chicks.

You're not brave for sucking dicks. It's the same thing. Homosexuality has been completely contorted. And it's no longer just about sexual preference. It's about some kind of weird, heroic, leftist bravery bullshit. I don't understand it.

Also, the whole agenda is being purported in a strange way. I can't think of a sitcom

Or a TV show that isn't written or scripted on TV nowadays without some ultra gay character. Why can't you have a show without a gay person in it?

Like the poor, I don't even know how many percentage of people are like three, 4%. It's not 50%.

So why is it in every TV show there's a whole bunch of gay people? Not that it bothers me because I'm not homophobic. I just don't understand why they will not make a TV show without a gay person.

Is it okay to have a group of people where one of them doesn't suck dicks? Is that acceptable? Or is it not brave enough?

It's weird. The whole agenda behind the homosexuality thing is weird. I have no problem with homosexuality. I have a problem with this agenda where...

Firstly, it's gone completely skewed crazy with this transgender shit.

That's completely different to being gay.

So they've gone all off the chains now where people are changing sex and chicks with dicks and

Weird shit.

But even if you just look at the homosexuality, I don't know why they have to pretend it's the most brave thing in the world. It really isn't.

There's a whole bunch of actions you can do that makes you a braver human than just fucking another guy. It's really not a brave thing to do.

And any homosexual who watches this should not be offended by a word I said. They should sit here and go,

Yes, Tate's right. It wasn't a brave decision for me to get drunk and get bummed. It was just something I wanted to do and I did it. It didn't take much bravery. And when I told everyone I came out as gay, there was the odd idiot who was a little bit mad at me, but the rest of the world didn't give a fuck because it's the Western society and it doesn't take bravery to come out anymore.

That's the truth.

You want to associate homosexuality with bravery, do it in Saudi Arabia. So if you're doing it over here, it's bullshit.

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