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Source: Tate Confidential · 21 Jun 2024Watch the full video on Rumble (opens in a new tab)

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What are the odds?

very low but that little Toyota is a different vehicle. Yeah you know what I will get in here.

It's about getting out though.

Hi friend. Hi friend.

God is good.

- Ah. - Not you there. Mind tight.

- Hey, you guys.

Fuck you, man.

- Come on outside.

- I'm not a photographer, I'm a writer.

Are you kidding?

- He hit his car.

To give the rhythm of this dance very short.

Count the goddamn. One, two, three.

Four girls. He was canceled by the Matrix to tell him the truth. Got it then.

- Yeah, first of all-- - Big art guy, huh? - Yeah, he was canceled by the Matrix for telling the truth.

He had the guy down, some girls, he had a watch, I had a watch.

But let's cut the bullshit and be deadly serious.

I'm sorry.

Who was actually a barrel artist?

Me or someone, though.

No bullshit, no jokes.

Deadly serious. I know it's take confidential, but I want to be actually serious now, baby.

Who was actually a veteran?

I was gonna say me.

You, you're not even in this race.

Tristan.

It's the first time I've seen you out of the house in weeks. That's not true. What brought Captain Fun out of Funland? Because I don't hang around with you.

I mean it has to go time you're just not invited and sometimes

said something about Hitler

of that period.

something good about Hitler when it's

Looks like he was very... because he was in the surrealistic

Media, medium were, most of them were Jews. So they punished him for speaking his mind. Yes, they said, you are a fascist.

You are--

You are a man to say much.

More than that.

Did he go to jail? No, no, no, no. He went to USA. Just me. No problem. But in the USA, I understand he designed all the costumes for the Rockefeller and

and uh...

It was the JD Rockefeller and the Rothschild Ball. He designed all the costumes for them, didn't he, to get back in the good books?

to this

contact with the

Haute couture, midiame.

He met Coppo Chanel, he met Elza Schiaparelli, he worked with

model

than a mandalier.

After that she was a singer, but first she was a model. - How did you get Captain Fun out of the house?

Turns out he leaves for the very fun things like this.

Listen, buddy, I challenge you to a draw.

You and me.

I think there's something. Right here, right now. We're going to have a draw. We're going to get paper, we're going to get pencils, we're going to have a draw.

I must eat anything more beautiful than my Ferrari, or my Bugatti, or my Lamborghini, or my Bentley, or my RS7 Audi, or my Audi RA. I just fall.

I mean, what about my Pagani, my Koenigsegg?

Yeah, we've got clocks.

Yes.

Captain Fun, what do you think of the art?

Thank you.

Wish it were for sale.

That is the most famous. Everyone would know what that is.

These aren't for sale, are they? No, no, no, they're not for sale. They're 18 carats gold with diamonds and rubies and everything you see. It's authentic.

Bye.

So one more time, who canceled him? It was the Jews who didn't want him to talk anymore?

Well, why was he canceled?

He could not be cancelled.

He just flew and found another space where he could speak.

His mind and his...

Will. But they tried to shut him up, right? They tried, but--

Yeah.

Right.

- No problem.

- One, two, three.

- No.

creative enough

I think outside the box, Aikido, to defeat the Matrix.

ways of expressing ourselves.

Find a new way to express yourself.

And I drove by to see him.

upset.

This is the-- This is gangster.

This is Saint George with the dragon. Story of my life.

Are you going to write? It was made in 1977. There's only 350 of them.

and it was commissioned by him.

Yes. I'll buy it. Yes.

I'll give you this one too.

You want the support also?

Do I want the support? The support. No. I know where I want to put it.

This is just a normal block. Where are you going to put Salvador Dali?

Newhouse Bookshelf.

next to, in between all my books.

in the new house.

Thank you.

He has a vision and he spent $151,000. Yeah, yeah, why?

Let me pay for it first. I'll put it on card and my security guard will carry it.

What can you do? You need one now. Do I get a more expensive one than him? Do it.

Don't start a Salvador Dali flex-off.

It's been a while since we've had a Salvador Dali flex-off. It's been a while.

Is that even a thing?

It is now.

Tristan, when you get home, we're going to do the Salvador Dali dance.

Look at him now discussing how to pay all this.

Everyone's confused. Like, 151 grand, why are you... And he's sitting there like, oh yeah, what do you want? Probably cash in his pocket.

I'm gonna make him do a Salvador Dali dance for this. That's my retribution.

Did it with the Rolls Royce.

What are you guys doing?

Oh, you've never seen this before?

No. Men like you would--

Anyone on the internet seen this? A few people?

Perfect.

This is called the New Rolls Royce Dance. He does it with all the other cars. He has to do a Salvador Dali dance for the money he's just spent.

or it won't be a Take Confidential episode.

If you wanna do it, then teach him a lesson.

Why are they wrapping his Salvador Dali? He's actually buying this.

Young man.

Watch it.

Who's your name?

-

I think you should show them up.

The charge was--

Charlie's Bigger.

51,000.

Do I show him up?

How much?

Yeah, I'll be very honest, I'm gonna break the fourth wall. Hello people at home, I'm strongly considering buying this piece of art I do not want for the Take Confidential episode, for the episode alone. I'll never use it, I'll never appreciate it, I'll probably lose it, but I'm thinking of doing it just to make a good episode of Tristan bought Salvador Dali and then I came along and bought more Salvador Dali and we're Salvador Dali superfans.

Salvador Ole Flexoff, I'm considering it.

Back in character.

You won't.

Goodbye. Goodbye, Amish.

to make the workout. That's it for our wonderful talk.

What's a tip for the tour guide for you?

I think it's possible. You don't take tips? I don't dare take so much money. Please, please, we appreciate the tour. Come on. I appreciate it. Well, I'll leave it here. And you can stay there for our very good October.

with them with my colleagues. - Beautiful. - Thank you very much. - Thank you very much. - No problem at all. - It's true.

generous of you! Thank you! No problem, you did a very in-depth tour and you really know your stuff. Yeah, I told Emilia that she is a really good guy.

- Thank you. - Very good.

- You're really enjoying it. - I don't know what to say. Thank you. - She doesn't have words anymore. - I don't have any words. - Thank you very much for the tour. We appreciate it.

We enjoyed it very much.

Thank you! Thank you!

- You're doing that wrong. - I'm strong.

Do you need any help? No, perfectly fine. Thank you very much. Sorry for the left hand. Don't worry, don't worry. It was a pleasure.

Yeah.

You know what? Yeah, left hand handshakes used to be the sign of Soviet spies during the war.

Yeah, I know. So, bad luck. I don't like to take your photo.

Please, please, please, please, I want to see that.

Thank you.

I love you so much. I love you so much. A few moments later.

Do you think you're Salvador Dali? You're not Salvador Dali. I'm not.

As a serious art collector,

I decided to ditch my conventional style

spice things up a little bit. You know?

Thank you.

You get one piece of art and now you think you're some big shot art collector. Think I'm a big shot art collector.

That cost me $35,000. Do you have $35,000 worth of art, Bailey? I am the artist. Take my new hobby seriously.

I'm not here to be a fucking laughingstock for the likes of you. I am the artist, T.

Listen Bailey, I'm going to count to trois and you better apologize.

- Un, deux. - I refuse. You know what, I have an idea. Andrew challenged me to a draw off.

He and I can have our draw off

And whoever's art is worthy enough can go into your collection. How does that sound? Well, as a serious collector of art, as you can tell from the way I'm dressed.

I feel like I'm the only person qualified to referee this competition.

- Let's go. - Let's go. Let me see what I got.

Tristan now thinks he's some big shot art collector, okay?

So, I know you and I had our little beef moment where we said we were gonna have a draw off, so I think now is the perfect time. I challenge you to a draw off, and whoever's is best, he is gonna put in his acclaimed art collection.

So you're going down.

If I were to punch you as hard as I could...

My shoulder wouldn't work and I couldn't drop. I would snap your sternum. I don't even know what surgery that would require to fix.

I mean I'm not disagreeing I want you to know that

Before we begin this fucking draw.

I'm scared of you.

Let's go, pussy. Let's go. Let's go. All right, Tristan. Tee.

Let's do this.

I hear you are in need of my assistance and expertise.

Is this because of that ugly statue you bought? I'm a serious art collector.

And I'm embracing my hobby by changing my style slightly.

Is this because I buy too many cars and you're just wasting money now to try and get me back? I don't know what you are talking about.

Thank you.

Alright, this is already getting out of control. So let's just do this draw. Let's get this over with. If Bailey beats me, I'll snap his sternum and I'll go back to work.

Well, as most qualified men in the house...

I'm the ref.

I'm gonna tell you two what to draw on the count of twa.

and you go for it, okay? Pens and paper at Zeredi, on guard.

Alright, Alex, take the camera. Take the camera. Nige. I'm gonna sit over there. Of course. I'm gonna stand here as the independent adjudicator.

I'm going to take a seat and see.

Of all the things I could be doing with my time, which is extremely valuable by the way,

Sorry, what time?

I know I'm gonna carry watches as pocket watches only.

Where the fuck did you get a pocket watch? I've always had a pocket watch.

I'm not even gonna ask questions. At Zaret, you will have 60 seconds to draw One another. Bailey you draw Andrew, Andrew you draw Bailey. On the count of twat. Oh!

I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared! I'm so scared

60 seconds.

60 seconds.

*laughs*

Oh shit! It has been 15 seconds.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Shit. Shit, right? It has been 30 seconds.

Thank you.

*exhale*

*laughter*

Thank you.

Thank you.

You have 15 seconds remaining.

Thank you.

PINCELS DOWN!

Are you ready? Let's see. It's you in jail. Let's see.

It's Andrew in jail.

It meant to be. Andrew, can you show your art to the camera and then to me?

The independent adjudicator. Nice. Can I borrow your butt? What is it? Can I borrow your butt? Oh my God. Okay. That's it. You win. You win. Thin neck. Thin neck and a Bible and skinny legs.

Let me see. I admit defeat. That's so accurate.

*whistle*

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Good work, Maria.

I declare the winner of this draw off.

Monsieur Andrew Tate. I was going to break your fucking stereotype. You are lucky you lost this competition so I didn't have to fucking end you, you pencil neck fuck. Built different. Never lost a fucking game. Never lost a game. Built different.

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