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- Hey guys, and welcome back to the Lea Heilpens show. As you can see, we are here in beautiful Miami, and I have a very interesting guest. It is four-time kickboxing world champion,
entrepreneur, I'm going to go through the list, okay? Four-time kickboxing world champion, entrepreneur. He owns a bunch of casinos.
made some, I don't know, like multi-millionaire. You introduce yourself better, I can't do it. - Okay, uh...
Yeah, basically all the things you just said. Yeah, four-time kickboxing world champion. I guess I'll say I'm an entrepreneur, multimillionaire, all-round nice guy.
I agree, all around nice guy. All around nice guy. And yeah, we're here in Miami, so good to see you, young lady. Good to see you again. It's always good to see you. All right, let's go into this, because this is going to be totally unfiltered. I have a bunch of topics that I want to go into. For context, we met about over a year ago, I think it was. Yeah, we've known each other a while. I've seen you out in the Twitter space, like taking over and flexing on them. I've seen your little videos, like, is Bitcoin going to go up or down, da, da, da, and you do well and you're growing and that kind of thing. So we've known each other a while.
I've had a bunch of questions and I'm not gonna filter and I'm not gonna filter anything no sugarcoat So I want to jump straight into this so you might so you might hurt my feelings is that what you're saying?
Basically.
Basically, that's what's gonna happen. You see that? People at home, you see? Don't let the pretty face fool you. She's out here to break my heart, hurt my feelings, so I've got to be careful here. Don't let the tough persona fool you. All around nice guy. All right, let's jump into this. So one of the biggest things that you're known for is women.
and um... It's 9:30 in the morning. We're talking about chicks. Let's do it. We're talking about chicks. I'm happy to do it. Because, look, one of the first things that really confused me about you when we met
was the fact that you're not a one woman man. - Okay, that's not completely true.
Explain. It's not completely true.
I'm not saying I couldn't have and enjoy the company of a single female for attorney. I'm saying my point is that
truthfully
if we remove all the garbage and the fairy tales, if men are true to their biology,
No man is completely and hardly a one woman man.
That's my point
There's a societal expectation
which has been placed upon humanity. And then we have a biological and evolutionary imperative. And the male evolutionary imperative is not to have one female.
Now there are some dudes out there who are going to disagree with me, but those are dudes, they got low testosterone, they're not the big G, they ain't got no money, they ain't nothing, right?
That's different.
but any man who's actually in a position of status,
since the dawn of huming time every single king every single sultan
All of them had more than one chick. That's actually the natural human state.
So the point I was trying to make is, even though I am a man of God and I try and keep myself close to Christ, right? Because I'm such a nice guy. My point is any man who has the means to attract or solicit
the company of more than one female.
likely will enjoy this the company of more than one female. Does that make sense?
It doesn't. I respect it, no judgment. The confusion that I have is you're jet setting, right? You're here, you're there, and we'll get to that. But how does that work, right? Because at the end of the day, women want...
love, emotion, and attention. And if you're jet setting and if you have multiple women,
How does that work practically? I don't have any women.
It was just an observation.
I don't have any women. Let's be honest.
I can't lie.
No, um...
I know what you're saying. Women want love and they want attention and those kind of things. And yeah, I travel the world, but I really don't think that it's difficult to maintain a relationship purely based on,
If the connection is true, then the physical presence doesn't have to be as...
prevalent.
Just put it that way.
There's lots of soldiers go to war and they have a wife at home who loves them. But that's different because they're going to die for a cause. I'm going to war. I'm out here in the streets. How do you think I'm making all this money? But what are you doing? But like you're not fighting a battle specifically. All I do is fight. My life is a fight. What do you mean I'm not fighting a battle? I'm fighting a battle against the oppression of humankind. How are you doing that? How am I doing that? I'm the only person who...
didn't cower it out at the beginning of this imaginary scamdemic. I'm out here literally resisting the enslavement of man.
What do you think I'm trying to make all this money for? More cars? No. I'm making money specifically so that I am
to a degree at least, ungovernable.
But you, but that's on an individual level. And I take care of my people. Which people? My people. So this is what I mean. It's not like I'm out here doing nothing. I'm out here on the streets. I gotta go to Miami. I gotta see you. Gotta get this done. From here, I gotta go to Dubai, make some more money. I'm running around the world. I'm doing very, very important things.
And if I had a female, if I did, because of course I don't, because I'm a man of God, blah, blah, blah. If I had a female, she would have to be very understanding of the fact that I am a man on a mission with a purpose.
And you know, some missions should be allowed to come with me on, and some missions she can't come.
It's not safe for females out here.
I'm out here. I'm alright. I managed to get home. Because you're next to me. I got you. I got you. I got you, Leia. You're okay. But you know, but otherwise you got to be careful. Women are, you know what? And I don't want to look like a misogynist.
as usual. - Misogyny is, is like, is okay to a degree. - Okay, what degree? - Let me know, give me a number out of 10.
I think it depends how we define misogyny, right? Like how do you define misogyny?
Realism.
Realistic a lot of misogyny is just realism, you know, like if you're a realist then to some degree you're gonna be a sexist But is that sex so is that sexist or is that just being real? Right? Because like if it's a fact. Yeah, exactly exactly so I I personally I
I don't like traveling the world with women. I think it's one of the most frustrating things a man can possibly do.
Okay, imagine you had to travel around the world and you had to take a three-year-old with you.
You'd be like, where's my three year old? Has it eight? Have to make sure they're safe. Gotta bring all their stuff.
It's exactly the same with the chick. Me and my brother, we're Spartan, right? We can just go rock up at an airport. Ah, there's no flight for 11 hours. Sleep in the airport terminal. Don't eat. Don't sleep.
one bag on our back, old school soldiers, we don't care. With a chick it's all, "I need food, I need water, where's my stuff, my case is 55 kilo, oh I forgot this foundation, I need to find this foundation." It's horrible. I do agree. If I haven't eaten, I'm not good. Yeah, so women are effectively children. Well no, we're not. We're just different. We're just different to men, we're not children. A child couldn't sit here and have this conversation with you.
Women have to be monitored and maintained and maintenance effectively like a child would when it comes to travel. Not like a child. Yeah, same, exactly the same.
It's the same. It's interesting. Yeah. Listen, if I'm going to go Iraq, Afghanistan, all the places, I've not been to these places. I go with Tristan. We're battle ready. If the AK go off, we start running like a chick will all be standing there. No, that's true. What would happen if you didn't have Tristan? My life would be drastically different. I think that all men, in fact, I'd say the actual plague of Western nations today is that all men lack a natural masculine support network. I don't think it's just about me having my brother. I think it's the fact that
support network. They don't have men around them that they can
Not so much confiding, but men hold other men accountable. It's very easy to be brave when every man you talk to is brave.
And it's very hard to be brave if none of the men you speak to are brave. But what would you do if you didn't have Tristan? Well then I'd have to get a masculine support network outside of Tristan, which I've already done and created myself. So it does exist.
but um
I don't think it would completely change who I am, but certainly having my brother was important in my formulative years because
If somebody didn't like me or something didn't like me, it didn't matter because me and my brother, we didn't care. We're big, we're hard to kill, it doesn't matter if you like us. Right? So... One of the things I like about you is that you didn't come from money.
- Correct. - And so you're very real.
Thank you.
- My pleasure. - I can take that as a compliment, thank you. - You are real. - Thank you.
I'm out camping. I don't need all the luxury. I don't need all this ambiance. So people don't know that. So talk to me about that growing up. Was it Luton you were born? No. So I was born in Washington, D.C. Oh, America. Yeah. And I left when I was nine and I grew up on a council estate in Luton. In Luton. Yeah. You grew up on a council estate in Luton. Council estate in Luton. Yeah. From the ghetto.
Yeah, that is the ghetto. That is the English ghetto. So talk to me about that, though. What was that like? And how long were you in that kind of situation? Yeah, so I left America when I was around nine, and I lived in Luton until the age of...
26-ish. - Oh wow, until you were 26? - Yeah, a long time, yeah. But I was kickboxing, right? My fight gym was there and I was fighting from there before I finally managed to get out.
But I grew up in a council state in Luton and I am so thankful for it. The best
possible thing that can happen to somebody.
is to be born broke and become rich. If you're born rich, life's terrible. If you're born broke and you stay broke, life's terrible. But to be born broke and become rich
is a beautiful thing.
because truthfully, money really
isn't all that interesting. What's interesting about money is thinking back to all the times you've had no money.
I love to go spend $25,000 for dinner. Not because the money. - $25,000 for dinner. - All the time, man.
not yeah but yeah all the time we're in miami where you been
Great places, but I'm not putting down 25k for dinner. - Because you're a chick. The females don't pay anything for anything. - They don't, in Miami they don't pay anything. - Yeah. - Unbelievable. - Anyway. - Yeah, no, women don't have to pay, right? But there's certain places you can definitely do that.
The point is the food isn't worth it.
and it's not worth 25 G's, but the whole fun of it is just thinking back to when you never had 25 grand in your life. I never had any money in my savings account. I was completely flat broke. So it's the juxtaposition.
That makes it interesting. There's no light without dark.
So I love the fact I was poor.
In some ways, they were some of the happiest times of my life. Life was simpler back when I was poor.
I'm not going to buy into more money, more problems. I'm not going to say that being rich isn't fantastic because it certainly is.
However, when you're broke, you have a very simple, singular focus, which is what it should be just to make more money.
But now my focus is more spread out because I really do not need to make more money. That's the one thing I do not need more of.
But there's so much more to this story, so I'm not going to let that go.
So there was hardship, right? And your dad wasn't always around. There was a story with like the hair. He gave you the whole haircut, and he told you hair doesn't matter. And all this like really formed you. Yeah. I want to hear about it.
I want to hear about the hardship. Okay. Well, the hardship, my whole life was hardship.
And to some degree, I try and make sure my life
retains some degree of hardship. My father was the OG. I was raised by probably the best father on earth. I really genuinely believe that. But he wasn't around? A father doesn't have to be around.
This is the big mistake. This is another big mistake, especially among the conservatives and the trad cons and all this crap.
The idea that a father needs to sit around like a second mother to make a child healthy
is a fallacy.
In fact, I'd say it's detrimental to the child. I see all these dudes out here, they have a kid, and they basically become mother number two.
Why?
The mother keeps the child alive. As a father, it's your job to be impactful. You need to guide. You need to be a role model. You need to be a superhuman. Everyone should look at their father like a superhero. That's what you should genuinely view him as. It's hard to be a superhero of your home every day arguing with your wife changing diapers.
That's not what a man should do.
A man should rock up, teach lessons, be impactful, and it's more about quality as opposed to quantity of time. I saw my dad once a month.
He was out on the streets, he was pimping, hustling. My father was a chess grandmaster. He was traveling the world playing chess.
He had all his girls, he's doing whatever he's doing. When he came home, it was an impactful time. Whether it was a positive impact or a big argument or whatever, never was I ever around my father, it was a low energy environment. That's not who he was as an individual.
And I remember every single second spent with him. There's a whole bunch of dudes out here and chicks. Their father's home all the time, fine. But if you're home all the time, you're gonna lose to a degree your mystery. Doesn't matter how cool you are as an individual, if you're home all the time,
always, you're not going to have that magical power as opposed to, whoa, dad's home.
I'm telling you, the biggest mistake fathers make is that they let the woman convince them that to be a good dad, they need to be there all the time. That is a complete lie.
Fathers never did this. We were always at war or down the coal mines or away working.
This is the way it's always been for humanity, right? The men were away doing important things.
Now the man's at home changing diapers. They're called punk. - Why does that mystery matter? - Of course it matters, 'cause life is mystery. Life as a whole-- - That doesn't mean anything. That's just a lot of beautiful, exciting words. - Life is absolutely mystery. I'll tell you why the mystery matters. Because for a female to retain her attractionness to a man, there has to be a degree of mystery. That's the first thing.
So we're talking about a household where even the woman truly respects her man. There's a bunch of dudes out here, a bunch of people who are married, who are home every day, low testosterone levels, they're cut out and they're going to disagree with me. Fine. But it's the truth. A woman is more attracted to a man who gives a little bit of mystery. Let me give you an example. Let's imagine we were on a date. Let's imagine, yeah? And you asked me my job. And I said, oh, I do this and this and this and this. No, no, no. What would you actually say? You wouldn't say this and this. No, I would never tell a female my job. So what would you say?
casinos I own casinos right let's say so I picked you up we're in the we're in the Lambo we go out for a nice dinner I say I run casinos alternatively you say what's your job and I say I look after my people that's my job but the point I'm making is the story you're gonna construct in your head is actually gonna be more interesting to you than the truth you're gonna say what my man
his people what does that even mean and it's gonna be more interesting to you when you watch a horror movie what what scares you is not the ghost that's on the screen it's the thing you don't see he's just walking and there's noise you don't see anything and then bang it comes out of nowhere that's how human mind works a degree of mystery is extremely intriguing to the human mind so it's extremely intriguing to the female for her man is the first thing it's also extremely intriguing to the child for their father dad's home oh no the whole dynamic of the house has
positive or negative, that has an impact on you. It has a genuine effect on your psyche. I see so many fathers walk in the house and the kids are just playing a video game. Dad walks in.
They don't give a shit. Is that parenting? Are you a good dad now because you're home every day? That's why all these dudes are pumps. No one can question what I'm saying when it comes to being a father or parenting because I was raised in a very specific way and I'm one of the greatest men on the face of the planet. So I know it works. I'm the product of it, right? So if I had a son, it would
here traveling the world making money having impact being a fantastic individual that is the primary focus of my existence as opposed to sitting there with my boy all day every day i can come home every two weeks with a story boom and he'll be like that's the boss like yes dad is the boss is there a minimum or like a maximum so for example you said just come home every two weeks your dad came home every month do you think there's a time an amount where you
to quantify in a very, very specific quantifiable way, right? It's hard to quantify. But the point is, if you make a large enough impact, you can see your, if I had a son, I could see him once a year, but my son should want to emulate me. He should want to be me. He is me. So I have to live a lifestyle, which is worth emulating. This is the difference between Kings and peasants. And this is the problem with the world today. 99% of the men, including 99% of the men who are going to watch this interview, all the crypto dorks, all these dudes, all these losers, they're peasants.
When a king had a son, he wasn't staying at home changing diapers. He was conquering new lands and going to battle for the name, for the bloodline, to set an example for his son to graze into, right? Dad's out here. He's conquered this. He's built this castle. He's out there. He slayed those people, killed those people. I'm the next. I'm going to go do something. That's how a king raises a son, by example. A peasant raises a son the same way a female raises a son.
The fuck is this a parent? That's not being a dad.
It's not being a dad. This is all new age garbage and it's the femme-centric mindset which is controlling men to the point where they can't be honest amongst themselves. And I'll tell you another thing, and this is a study that's been done. The higher your testosterone level, the lower your natural interest in babies. This is an actual study. I can imagine that in a sense. Yeah, it's a study. And what happens is when a man sits around a baby all the time, his testosterone level naturally decreases because it makes us more tolerant of the screaming, of the crying, woman's moaning.
level is high, right? So, especially as a man, if you decide to be a second mother, to some degree, you're chemically castrating yourself. You're losing your superpowers anyway. If you have a high testosterone level, you should want to see your children. You should love your children. You should protect your children. I'm not saying you shouldn't love them. I'm saying you should pick them up, have fun with them. Wow. Love you so much. Been two hours. I'm out. See ya.
That's how a father raises kids. He doesn't sit there all day, every day. That's new age garbage. It's not real. But given what women want out of a relationship... Women don't know what they want. Ah, here we go. They don't. Women want things that they... Women think they want things and then they get them and they leave the dude. Women don't have a clue what they want. I want a guy who's sweet and sensitive and takes care of my needs and thinks about me, blah, blah, blah. They're all out there. None of you are with them. Why? Because women don't want that. Women don't actually want that. Women want to be with a man they respect.
women are only going to enjoy the time with and end up
feeling in love with a man they genuinely respect and unfortunately to be respected some of the qualities are detrimental to
the overall relationships, let's say happiness.
I know loads of women who are with a dude they hate.
but they respect it.
Like, I know he makes me so mad, but
He is the G. And they stay with him, as opposed to the woman who's like, well, he's so nice to me, but you know, and leaves. So women need to respect you as a man. How's a woman gonna respect you as a man if no other girl wants you?
How's a woman gonna respect you as a man if you're putting her above all your boys? How's a woman gonna respect you as a man if you're not here in the streets making money? How's a woman gonna respect you as a man if you don't respect yourself or other men don't respect you? Respect is linked to fear. How's a woman gonna respect you as a man if people don't fear you? There's a problem with all these dudes out here, all these dorks, man, especially in the crypto world. I'm saying crypto because you're a crypto girl, right?
These nerds will make a little bit of money and wonder why the chick still leaves them because you're just a rich nerd now.
You're still a dork.
You can still raise your voice and nobody give a shit.
I'll still run up on you and take everything you got. Like you have to be a man worth respecting.
And that's extremely difficult to do. And if you're going to do all those things, it's very, very hard to become a man worth respecting, sitting at home, changing diapers.
And even if you just make money on your laptop, it's not enough. So what is enough? So other than not changing diapers and jet setting around the world, what is enough? You talk about being tall, muscular, you can shoot guns, all this stuff you talk about, right? Yeah. Some people aren't tall. What would you do if you weren't tall? All right. So firstly, let's accept something.
God has favorites.
- Does he? - He certainly does. - Okay. - And I'm one of them. As are you, my dear. - Thank you. - Look at your nice, beautiful smile. - Thank you so much. - He gave it to you. God gave it to you, right? So God does have favorites, but it's not even about that.
For the longest period of human time, for a man to be respected, for him to even be admired by society on any level,
To some degree, he had to be a warrior.
That's what men did. We fought. Right. That's what men did. We fought. So if you're out here as a man and you have no battle in your life, no conquest in your life, no form of war in your life, then what do you do? And it doesn't have to be physical. Physical is the best example of it. Every woman wants a boxer or a cage fighter. Of course you do. Well, biologically, yes, because it means that, like, you know, for me, everything is evolution, right? Completely. So it means that if, you know, one day the government's coming, which they're coming, you know, you want to know that he can physically protect you and the family, right? Exactly.
Every woman wants a boxer or a cage fighter, but this is a testament to the problem of the modern world, right? Right. Every single man watching this knows that women want fighters. Every single man watching this would love to be able to say he's a fighter, but 99% of the men watching this will not go fight because they are afraid.
They're all cowards. They'll make up every excuse under the sun. Oh, it's busy with my Bitcoin. Oh, duh, duh, duh. You're all a bunch of pussies. They are pussies, all of them. That's all they are, they're pussies.
And women can smell that. So if you want to have a woman who truly respects you, you need to put yourself through war in some form. Now, what most men do is they avoid physical confrontation because they're cowards, and they start doing physical confrontation. This is why men are so obsessed with money, because it's a degree of conquest. We can no longer walk the earth and conquer land, right? It's not like the olden days where we could just walk around as the Romans and just chop somebody up and take their land. So now we conquer the land financially. This is why men will work so hard to be a CEO and give up his whole life just to be a CEO
then he gets to feel like he's conquering something. Men have that innate desire for conquest. So that's the second best thing I guess is to get rich. I mean, it's not a bad thing to be rich, certainly not. But if someone were to say to me, look, you have to build the archetype of an individual. You have to build a man from the ground up and he has to be respected by both men and women. He'd be a dude getting in the cage, kicking the shit out of people. And every man knows this and every man can do it, but they're all just
Modern society and all of its problems suffers from the fact that we are plagued by monumental cowardice amongst the male population. All men are cowards. They're cowards. It's literally mind-blowing to me the level of cowardice we're forced to endure.
Everyone's a pussy.
everybody that why because it's been they've been deliberately designed to be pussies
the femme-centric systems,
has deliberately installed frames in their mind. Which femcentric systems are there? Every single system is femcentric.
That's quite interesting because there's obviously the idea that we have this patriarchy, which I don't believe in. But now you're literally saying it's the complete opposite. Oh, it's absolutely not. You have a matriarchy of a system. Oh, completely. Name a system which doesn't favor the female.
Every court of law, the justice system, the legal systems,
- If all favors the female, even men, we biologically are designed to favor the female. I'm telling you, if you're a police officer and you turn up and a woman's crying, you instantly to a degree think this guy might be, there's a degree of guilt because we are designed to protect females. That's how we feel, right? So all the systems are femcentric and the culture is femcentric. Everything we just talked about a man, how he's supposed to raise a kid, that's going to be mind blowing to some people. And they're going to think this guy's crazy. I should be at home changing diapers.
- Pro, you're supposed to be a warrior. You're supposed to be a warrior. You're at home changing diapers. - Okay, so there's this meme, which is, bear with me, what is it like,
good, was it like strong men create, what is it? Strong men create good times, good times create weak men, weak men create bad times and so on and so on. - Correct, are the strongest men of history, were they at home changing diapers? Did their wife tell them they weren't allowed out? 'Cause we have a kid and I need help, or was he out there getting shit done? And this is the point.
So a lot of things I say, people may disagree with them. People may say, "I don't like the idea of that." Even some women may sit there and go, "Oh, that's wrong." There's a whole bunch of beta males who are going to try and pretend it's not true. But it's the absolute reality of Earth.
It's the absolute reality of Earth.
It's the truth, right?
And it's very, very hard to be a man worthy of respect if you're going to stick to these femme-centric systems. We're suffering from monumental cowardice on every level. The entire male population from the complete bottom to the absolute top is corrupted by cowardice.
Let's talk about something you mentioned earlier, the scam.
You guys know what we're talking about. I don't want to raise any red flags here, protecting the good old algorithm. So...
You have some interesting views on that. You, as soon as everything started and everything was shutting down, picking my words very carefully, you started running, basically, you and your brother. Correct. So I hold the record, and I will state this here publicly, I am sure I hold the record for the quickest reaction to the lockdown. Because there's a lot of people now who understand that the things we were told were not necessarily true. It took them a while. What is not true about what's going on right now? All of it. Can you be more specific?
the danger factor, the number of people who are affected by it, the reactions that we take and how they should have a positive effect, everything. It's all the psyop. Every single level of the entire, I'm trying to be careful with my words, every single level of the entire environment is corrupted. Because we live in a world now where everything is corrupted. I was saying this to someone the other day, there is nothing fair or just about the world anymore.
Every single system from the police to the judges to the governments, the tax, even the World Health Organization, even the doctors, all of it is corrupt. Head to toe, all of it is corrupt. All of it. So the whole thing is a scam. And I like to think I hold the record because at the very, very, very beginning of lockdowns, all the people now who are anti-mask and anti-lockdown, they all complied. They all cut out and got scared. Ooh, the cold. And me and my brother, we put it on Twitter.
on planes flying to Sweden and Belarus, 'cause they're the last countries without lockdown.
- Shh.
And that's basically because we took the brave choice. My brother and I sat there and had a conversation.
this virus might be the real deal. We might get really sick.
Oh, you actually thought for a moment... Well, back then it was when the people were dropping dead on TV. The Italian hospital's full. It looks like a real deal, right? Stuff was coming out of China. Yeah, it looks crazy. So how do you know what to do? But me and my brother concluded, well, we don't know what to do. So let's take the bravest possible choice. Because you can't hide from a disease. It's going to be here forever. It's going to get us eventually. So let's make the bravest choice. Let's die like men. Let's charge at the gunfire. Because we're not cowards. Turns out we went to Sweden for two months in a wide open country,
houses and we realized oh everything's fine now if every other man did that exact same thing we wouldn't be where we are two years later the reason we are suffering because we are suffering suffering the way we are suffering is because of the monumental cowardice of man revolutions are nothing more than men standing in one place and complaining i'm screaming can't even get men to do that anymore too busy they're too busy they're at home with the kids oh my wife said it's my
funny you say Peppa Pig actually because Boris Johnson was talking about Peppa Pig the other day. Boris Johnson, listen. No, but other than children, staying at home with the family, all of it. How do we stop what is going on? All of it. Leah, my dear, it's all of it. This is what I'm trying to say. We just started this interview and you said it's unusual that I say a man should have more than one female, right? No, not unusual. Well, it is unusual. I just don't necessarily, it's not what I'm looking for. So for me, I'm just like, eh. I'm heartbroken.
- That's okay, I'm sure. - No, but the point I'm making is, everything translates, right? It's a spider's web. If you're gonna find a man who's truly warrior minded, who's truly conquest minded, who's truly hard to govern, is he gonna get one chick and let her tell him what to do with his life? No. He's gonna be that guy who does whatever he wants.
And this is where we also tie into loyalty, because loyalty is a completely misunderstood concept.
You value loyalty. Absolutely.
But male loyalty, masculine loyalty, is completely misunderstood.
All these dudes out here who are at home with their wife, thinking they're loyal, you're not loyal. Loyalty is having options and returning to the same place, not only having one option.
They're very different things. If I walk into the store and they only sell apples and I buy an apple,
I'm not loyal to apples. I don't have a choice.
Loyalty is walking in the store where they sell all the fruit.
I buy apples six days a week.
Occasionally, I get a big fat pineapple and I go back to apples the day after. That's loyalty.
Without choice.
There's no loyalty. So most of these dudes and most women who say, he's loyal, he's loyal. He's lame and he can't get nothing else. That's not loyal. Loyal is a dude who has all those options and still is in love with you. That's what loyalty is. So masculine loyalty is completely misconstrued and misunderstood anyway. The truth is about most of these dudes who talk about being loyal, they couldn't get something else if their life depended on it. Nobody wants it. So when I talk about a man having multiple women, I'm not even saying he's going to be a disloyal man. I know a lot of men who don't have to talk about me.
They're multi-millionaires. They have a wife. She's beautiful. She's in a Bentley. She's living the good life. You think when the Russian Mafia are out to play, he has no chicks? You think he ain't running around with a bunch of Barbie dolls? No, of course he is.
But he goes home to his wife and his wife's like, he can do what he wants. I don't care about them. I have the family. I have the kids. And she's smart and he's smart and it's a happy environment. Only here in the West are you going to try and find a mafia boss and say, you're not allowed to do that. Come on. He's a G. He's a G. I respect it. I respect it. I understand it. But for my, just for me personally, I just don't think that's something that I could be comfortable. Yeah, you're living in a fairy tale, my dear.
because that means you have to compromise.
No problem with it because most of these chicks out here and most of these dudes out here do compromise. Everyone watching this compromises.
I say this all the time.
If you were rich when you met the partner you're currently with, you wouldn't even be with them. You think you love your wife? No, you don't. Because if you were a multi-millionaire, you wouldn't have ever even got to that shit. So everyone's to some degree compromises.
If you're saying that I value sexual exclusivity above everything else, that's fine, but you're going to have to compromise.
If I want the most reliable car I can buy,
I can't go into the Ferrari garage and say it has to be reliable. Go buy a Toyota then.
This is what comes with a Ferrari. You get the performance, you get the beauty, sometimes it breaks down. That's how it goes. That's what comes with a Ferrari. If you want a top, top, top tier man,
He's going to do certain things. And most women intrinsically know this.
If you go to one of these parties in Miami, and one of these chicks is chilling with Chris Brown, do you think she believes he's going to be loyal? No! Doesn't matter, it's Chris Brown! Yeah, I don't touch Chris Brown. Ugh. It was just an example. My point is women intrinsically understand a certain value of male that they're not going to get sexual exclusivity and they don't care.
They only try and get that crap from beta males. It's only a beta male. They try and okay. Well, you're not allowed nothing else I understand and I agree with you to a very large extent. However, I still want to prove you wrong one day. You're not listen
You can go out there and find the biggest
bad boy you can find who is loyal to you which is fine but the fact that he is sexual exclusive to you means
that for some reason, we don't know why yet, there's a human metric in which he does not excel
in every form. So you can go out there and like I said, Toyotas are really reliable, Ferraris are unreliable. You might go out there and get yourself a nice BMW. That's sure. That's fine. I'm not saying it doesn't exist. You can go get yourself a nice BMW.
I don't like BMWs. Well, that's what you're aiming for. No. But when the Ferrari pulls up next door, when I meet your dude, I'm going to be like, yeah, he's all right. But how much? Less than 100 mil. No, come on. Well, I'll prove you wrong. I'll prove you wrong. And maybe he'll have money, but he'll act somewhere else. So this is my point, is that the true masculine, in the realm of true masculine excellence, one of the benefits of such is sexual exclusivity. Because females, you have so many choices. Most men out here have no choice.
men who are at the peak of the human experience of a man have all the choice.
And to find a man who has all the choice, which is extremely rare amongst males, less than 1%,
and say you're gonna be with me and me only,
It's hard. It's hard. Why would he do that?
Why would he do that?
I'll prove you wrong. I'd love to prove you wrong. And look, it's on the cards. We'll talk about this in a couple years and we'll see how I get on. I hope you have a happy marriage. I'm not saying you're not going to find a nice guy. I'm not saying you won't find a guy who won't be loyal to you. I'm not saying any of that. I'm saying that there's compromise. I understand. We'll see. There's compromise. We'll see whether we compromise. There's compromise. I want to go back to talking about the lockdowns and everything like that, right? Because it's getting...
Absolutely crazy. There are a lot of people hate when I say this but
I believe it, so I'm gonna say it. There are a lot of
resemblances with 1940s in terms of us and them and um you know creating a second class system of people so how do we get out of this because all tyranny does eventually come to an end does it well we see it happens again history doesn't repeat but it rhymes that's the best thing that i've heard recently i think it it's amazing um but how do we then come out of it i'm not saying in 100 years we're not going to go back into it but i'll be dead yeah you'll be dead yeah
What do we do? - My boy will be on the streets, don't worry. That's why I have to raise him right. 'Cause we're gonna do the next warrior class. - You have a boy? - No, but I'm gonna make about 20, so don't worry about it. So, yeah, it's a difficult question. The pessimist in me kinda thinks that this is different than all the other tyranny they've tried to enact before because they have a technological advantage, and they're getting to the point where they might be able to
ensure via technology that they can keep a degree of tyranny existing.
I really
Part of me, not scared, but part of me is pessimistic in regards to the fact that they have the tools now to put things in place which are going to be extremely difficult to break. They're going to put paradigms in place that are going to be extremely difficult to break.
I've lost all faith in humanity. I didn't have much before this, and now I've lost it all.
Like really genuinely.
the biggest mental shift for me has been before all this crap, it was the BLM riots and Trump and all this stuff. And everyone was screaming, all cops are bad. And I'm like, no, come on, we need the police, you know, law enforcement. I'm going to, I'm going to change sides. All cops are bad. Why are you enforcing this crap? It's insane. The police are the police are the out here, the ones actually cracking skulls. It's amazing that a very few elite can tell another select group of the slaves to go and enact tyranny upon the other group of the slaves and they're going to obey. Like this could
all end overnight if the police would wake up and say, "No, that's not fair." But they won't do it. So all cops are bad. So I've lost faith in the law enforcement systems. I've lost faith in the judicial system. I've lost faith in governments to the point where I sold all my real estate. - Did you? - Yeah. - I refuse to even hold real estate under a government. I hate them so much.
Every single one of them, I can't stand any of them. They're all corrupt from head to toe.
You think you own a house? Oh, you own that house, right? Go piss off the IRS. Tell me how long you own that house.
Some cops are gonna turn up with a piece of paper, and you're out.
You don't own anything. The whole thing's a scam, the whole system's a scam. And you're talking about how it's going to end.
I don't know. I don't know how it's going to end. My answer to all of this
is the organization that I control and run, the War Room,
What we do in our organization is we try very, very hard. We prepare people to be
Adaptable.
So in regards to their finances, in regards to getting multiple passports, that kind of thing, because Darwin said it, it's not the strongest that survives, it's the most adaptable that survives.
We're here in Miami right now, right?
If Miami locks down, I'll bounce.
I'm that guy, I can live anywhere. I can go to Tokyo tomorrow and live the rest of my life. So I think the smartest thing you can do in the current times is try and prepare yourself or try and construct a life which allows you to be adaptable because
Nobody knows what's coming next. I don't know what's coming next and nobody knows where to be. It's very, very hard to be proactive in such a chaotic environment. You need to be reactive.
And that's what the War Room is all about.
I'm trying to save myself and my people.
That's the first thing I'm trying to do. I'm not really trying to save the world. No. Because a lot of these people out here, they deserve the slavery.
You deserve it.
Listen,
At the beginning of this crap, when I saw all the masculine influencers on Twitter, the whole Manosphere, everything, when I saw them all, all be pussies, all, everyone.
You all deserve slavery. Oh, now you've changed your mind. Now you're anti-mask. You think I forgot? I look stupid.
Elephants never forget, right? And it's easy to be brave now, the sentiment has changed. That's not being brave, that's just going with the flow. The bravery was required at the beginning.
When me and my brother were getting arrested in Germany for refusing to wear masks, you were at home tweeting pro mask.
All these losers, all of them, all the conservative, all the right wing, all the masculine, you were all cowards. All of you and you all deserve the slavery which is going to be bestowed upon you. If I had tweeted something pro-mask,
I would be issuing a public apology
Each week, I am sorry for the a-- I'm sorry for the fact that I aided in the enslavement of man by believing the propaganda machine. I apologize. I was part of the problem. These guys aren't even sorry. They're just going to sit there and start now changing it and tweeting anti-mask and thinking that nobody notices. You're the reason we fucking got here. I lost respect for so many people.
So many people I actually respect and I also respect for all of them. No warrior blood, cowards.
How are you gonna roll next to me, be my boy, if you're gonna fall for propaganda programming? Yeah, how are you gonna go to war together? How are you gonna go to war? How are we gonna sit in a police interview if you fall for propaganda programming?
If you listen, police can arrest me today. If they come in and say your brother said this, I'm like, no, he did not. Shut up. But with you, with you pussies, I might be digging maybe. He was pro mask last week.
All you men are cowards. Most of the people out here deserve the slavery.
And I really do think that there's going to be a social split
even worse than before in regards to the rich and the poor what's going to happen is you're going to have people who have absolute freedom and people who have complete i think it's going to be polarized it's going to get worse than ever have nots and have yachts
And I'm on the right side of the equation.
So worst case, I'll be in my jet.
doing my thing. So worst case, I know I'm okay.
And I just have a duty to protect the bloodline, but
Man, I don't want to be pessimistic or nothing, but when the rally call came at the beginning of the battle, I stood there by myself.
I just mean, Tristan understand that like where is everybody else?
And you can, I don't need to name names. Anyone who's on Twitter, every single masculine account you can think of, all the big strong men, the red pill, alpha, all the conservatives, da, da, da. All cowards. All of them. You can go through their accounts and see all of them cock out pussies. All of them. It's crazy. And that's how we go here.
So what can I do?
I'm just one man, Leia. I know I have these superhuman powers, I know I look like that guy, but even I have limits to my abilities, baby. There's only so much I can do. I think you're totally right. What we're gonna see is, um, like, the middle class just gone, right? Completely. It's gonna be the...
Have nots and have yachts. Have nots and have yachts. There you go. I want to be part of the have yachts. That's the goal. You are. You will be. You will be. Don't worry. So you spoke about getting rid of all your real estate. Yeah. And I understand that. And I really understand the pessimism you have and the deep hatred towards the system. I understand it. You said something really funny, actually, a few years ago. Yeah.
they couldn't help you. But as soon as you left, the IRS knew how to get hold of you. They knew how to call you. Oh yeah, they know how to find your ass when you owe them money. Yeah. But it's never, you know, like if they owe you money, it takes months and months and months to turn up, if ever, right? But if you owe them money, it's like, woohoo, you better pay us. The whole thing's a scam. It's like the entire financial system, which we can discuss at length. The entire financial system is designed to steal wealth from the poor and just turn it into numbers on the screen of the rich. Destruction by design. Yeah. Oh yeah. The whole thing is corrupt. And when you understand the system,
understand that the system is rigged to a point where most people do not stand a chance to ever, ever win. So let's talk about this. In what way is it rigged?
It's rigged because
And we can go down the economics of it all. But my very basic premise of it is that there's a whole bunch of people out here who are effectively slaves. And you're a slave if you have a job in any form, effectively. Some slaves are better paid than others.
But most people are slaves.
In the days of slavery,
what would happen is the slave masters would use
control and aggression and influence to convince you to do work for free. So what they could do is they could get work out of you with something that they can generate from the sky, right? They can be aggressive from the sky, influence from the sky.
a couple bullets are cheap, whatever it took, and they could get your labor. Now we have the exact same thing, but they just use fiat.
Use fiat money. If the people in charge of the world can print unlimited amounts of said thing, and you'll give up your life for certain amounts of said thing.
then they own you.
They control you. Oh, you need a hundred dollars to do this. Print.
Off you go, slave.
It doesn't matter, it's no real.
So who cares? So the entire world is a slavery system to some degree. Maybe you can make enough of those dollars and buy your freedom.
as I have.
Right? But in general,
It's a slave system and anyone who's out here who still believes, because it seems to be there are some people who still believe in like saving up and save my money and I'm really diligent and I get a mortgage and in 28 years I might own the problem.
Man, it's a trap. All of it is a trap. Have you ever met a rich person, asked them how they got rich and they said saving? No. No. This is the biggest. Sleeping floors. I worked so hard. I sleep so many floors. And I saved it. And I didn't have that morning coffee, you know? Oh, complete lie. And everything they teach you about financial literacy is a lie. Everything they teach you about wealth creation is a lie. Everything they teach you about what you're supposed to do with your money and how you're supposed to think is a lie. They get your ass in debt at the very, very beginning. So how did you realize all this? How did you realize all this?
God has his favorites. - No, how did you realize all this? - God has his favorites! - God can instill potential into an individual, but it doesn't mean that the individual is going to fulfill that potential. Something in the environment has to happen. - I operate with divine purpose. - Absolutely not. So how did you realize all this? - I just, you know, I've always, my entire life,
So I was, my father was a chess grandmaster. I was a chess player, so at the age of
Five, I was Indiana State chess champion. And when I was eight, I was on my way to becoming a Fede master. So I was one of those child chess geniuses. I never actually ended up becoming a chess master because we moved to England, my father stayed in America, blah, blah, blah. But,
I've always been good at pretty good at analyzing the chessboard.
And
Even from a very, very young age, I just understood, and I don't know exactly where I got it from. I understood the world is a scam.
All of it.
I was walking to school one day, walking to college, sixth form, with my four friends and a Ferrari went past. I was like, yeah, I was like, bro.
How do we get one of them?
It's like, oh, I don't know. I say, what do you mean, don't know? Doesn't it bother you? He has 400 grand for a car. Doesn't that anger you that he has 400 Gs for a car and our parents are broke or on a council estate? They're like, I guess. That's the average man. Like the average man has no fire inside of him. I'm 16. I couldn't sleep for three days 'cause I saw a Rari. I was like, I want a Rari. I want one. Now I have four, right? So this is- - Only four? Is that it? - Only four, but I have 22 cars as a whole. - Only 22? - Only 22. Sorry.
I'm sorry. I hope you meet a rich man one day. But this is the exact point, right? So, I always had the fire inside of me. What happened is,
Growing up in Luton, especially all the Asian boys who were driving these fast cars, when you go to a petrol station three in the morning and a Lambo and a Ferrari pull up, you know they're dealing drugs. You don't look at them and go, oh...
He worked hard in school. No way! He got that egg. Exactly. So I always had an intrinsic understanding that the only way to truly get rich is to break the system in some degree.
So when I was going to school and the school was trying to purport the system, they're
that convinced me that the system is the best way to have a successful life, I'll sit there going, but everyone's living life I want.
broke the system. I don't believe in any of this. The final straw for me is I actually did very, very good on my A-levels. I was supposed to go to university.
I got an A in business after only three of the five tests. Because I aced every single one. I did this advanced test, this distinction, got a distinction in this, da, da. And I was offered a free university in the UK in Ascot. Oh, in Ascot. Ascot for business. It was free.
So cool, I get to go to uni for free, I'm such a clapper, motherfucker. Good. So, um, but then they asked me to do a personal statement. Oh, I hated that.
- So did I. - She did that. - So I'm like, personal statement, you already said yes to me for free. And who's gonna read this? Hi, my name's Andrew, I like to kickbox. Who cares? Like you've already said yes to me.
So it's during tutor class, I'm arguing with my tutor, saying, well, I don't need to do a personal statement. They already said yes to me. They're like, everyone has to do one. I said, no one's going to read this junk.
She said, "Everyone has to do one." I said, "You know what?
I won't go then.
That's how stubborn I was. My mom went crazy. You threw away free university over a personal, you could have just wrote one. You could have done it. I was like, listen, I'm going to be a kickboxing champion. Don't worry about it. Right? So. When stuff doesn't make sense and you're doing things for no reason. But there was a reason. The reason to me was that was. The personal statement. Doing a personal statement doesn't make sense. Of course. Right. And I saw that as a genuine infringement. That was oppression. I can't accept that. No. No. I know I'm smart enough. And I'm stubborn.
He's always been stubborn.
I'm like, no, I'll be fine without your university, without your personal statement. Goodbye. I must have been the only person to ever throw away free university in the UK. But I didn't go. Best thing that ever happened to me was not going to university.
Thank God. That's a four year head start. Everyone's out here in uni. I was making money. I started off with a really basic boring job. I was carrying boxes of ice in a fish market. And I wasn't doing anything elaborate, but at least I was working. At least I was getting up at five in the morning, running to work, working all day, running to the fight gym, fighting all night, running home. This is what I respect. I didn't have a car. My family didn't have a car. Right. They was literally just run. I used to run nine miles a day to get places. I had to get places. I just run.
So, I couldn't wear nice clothes 'cause I get sweaty, right? So I always see this guy who's wearing tracksuit, a t-shirt, take my t-shirt off, I didn't sweat too much, I just run everywhere around Luton. You just see me, the crazy guy, just running. - I really want people, if you don't know Luton, please look up Luton. - It was bad. Yeah, I grew up in a bad place.
- But I always-- - So what did you do though? You went to the fish market, is that what you said? - Fish market. - Fish market, while kickboxing. - Correct. - And then what did you do?
- I don't wanna know how you made money. - You wanna know the whole story of how I got rich? - Yeah. - It's a really long story. - Every time. - But yeah, but I've always had, the point is I've always had that fire inside of me. I've always had that desire inside of me. I think every man is born with a masculine fire.
I think it's certainly
the reason why so many things in history happen. It's the reason why so many armies tried to conquer the land. Look, why? Why would the Romans wake up and look in a random direction and say, "Let's go over there. Whoever's there, let's kill them."
That's inside of men. There's something masculine about conquest, right? That fire has been dampened. It's been dampened by distraction and consumption.
and all these things. But for me, I think the fact that I was so broke, I couldn't really distract myself. I couldn't consume anything. I couldn't buy anything.
Like, so what do you do? It was either a life of crime or a life of punching people in the face and getting paid for it. So I chose to get paid.
And um,
Yeah, the original question is why I resisted the system. I just, I could feel all these little triggers my whole life of the system trying to oppress me. And every single person I saw living the life I was aspiring to was outside of the system. Even now, to me, now I consider myself outside the system. I'm outside the matrix. I can say what I want. You're going to get me fired? Who are you going to do? You're going to go get me fired. Anyone who's triggered by this, get me fired. Good luck. Yeah. Like, you know, like, I love living outside the system. I always aspired for it. So that's the simple answer.
Thank you.
I have to be careful what I say on YouTube. - Yeah, I don't wanna get us taken down, no demonetization. - Yeah, yeah. I have to care what I say on YouTube, but any man out here with any kind of money,
You have my network, which is the War Room, which is the premier network in the world. And besides us, I don't think there's anything else. But you need to be very, very understanding of the fact that if you're going to stay inside the matrix and be a fully law-abiding citizen for the next 10 years, you're going to get crushed. Yeah. You're going to get crushed.
You need to either get another residency to another country. You need to get political connections. I'm telling you, everyone saw my Twitter during these lockdowns. I traveled to 30 countries during lockdowns. You partied. I partied, yeah. All because I knew somebody. I know somebody everywhere. I had a guy in Russia who would get me a business visa through his company to go to Russia during closed closed. I know everybody, right? So with my connections, my network, and the number of passports I have, which is in excess of 10, I can do whatever I want. On those passports, how does it work? Okay, so. Is your actual name on it?
- This is YouTube, my dear. - I wanna know how it works. - This is YouTube. - Can you tell me after? Can you tell me you can tell me and then tell me the rest after. - No, but it's kind of-- - No, no, no, I wanna know, I wanna know how it works.
You can give me the subtle version. - I'm not, alright, I'm not, okay. - Give me the subtle version. - Yeah, yeah. Okay, so I'm not plugging my organization. But one of the first things we do in the War Room is we have a specific section and a construct that helps people obtain multiple residencies. - Okay. - Because, and the reason that's so important is because if you only have one passport, then one government has jurisdiction over your life. - Correct. - And I don't trust any of these governments. Now, the idea of living off-grid is outdated.
The idea you're gonna go to some hut in the forest and sit there with a bunch of guns and that, it's not real, right? The New World Order's here, we're all plugged into the system.
The best thing you can do as opposed to living off-grid is to live on as many grids as possible.
because that allows you a lot more flexibility.
the height of corona when i was traveling around when i wanted to go into a country and they said you're not allowed in the country americans are banned
English people are banned, Swedish people are banned. Ah, Romanians are allowed in. Cool, so I'm the same guy, right? I'm just whipping out passports. Wait, but is your name the same on all the passports? I really wanted to know that. Anyway, the point is, the War Room is the organization I run, CobraTape.com, that's something we specifically help with. And it's very easy to do. There's ancestral roots. There's a whole bunch of roots. It's not hard. It's just a bunch of paperwork and headache. But we have a team, we have lawyers, we have people who can help make all that happen.
is worth spending on trying to obtain freedom. And to obtain freedom, you need to have as many passports as possible.
Okay, so we'll talk about the passports after, clearly. Got it. Okay. I'll learn all about this afterwards. So let's talk crypto. You're very rude about the crypto people. You know what? Okay.
Am I rude? I don't wanna be rude. - It's okay. - I don't wanna be rude about crypto people. - Yeah, I like them. I'm a crypto people. - Yeah, you're a crypto person, yeah. And I'm not.
I know a lot of crypto guys who are cool. I have a lot of good friends. I've made a load of money with crypto. I love a pump. Chain link, right? I bought loads. I caught soul at like $6. So I love crypto. And I love a crypto pump. Everybody does. When I say detrimental things about the crypto community, the point I'm trying to make is that many people out here, especially men, are not prepared for wealth. And when I say they're not prepared for wealth, they haven't been through the struggle that's going to allow them to become a man of caliber before they find money.
running to the gym, getting punched in the face for money. They've never done that. So what happens when a 19 year old kid catches a crypto pump on some junk like Shiba? Now he's a millionaire, fine. But a few things have happened. First, his ability to work hard has now been destroyed.
He'll never work hard again, right? Because look how much money he made on with blind luck. You think he's ever going to go out there and get a job and pay $50,000 a year and really dedicate? Never. Even if he lost all that money, the only thing he could ever think to do is to just try and get another pump. He's a gambler now. He's effectively a gambler for the rest of his life. So his whole work ethic's been decimated. That's the first thing.
The second thing that happens when someone like him catches a crypto pump
is because he has no life experience, no real world experience, no struggle, etc. He's now...
Tristan calls them geese.
Geese? Geese. Geese? Yeah, like geese. Okay. You famise a geese. And famise is another word he made up, but you just famise them. They're famisable. What's famise? Famise them. He made it up. I don't know what that means. You do know. You're a chick. You know what it means. You know how many times you say a made up word I don't know. Listen, famise is you turn up with your pretty smile. Okay. Oh, oh, I love you. He gets famised. He gets taken out of the game. He gets famused. Whipped. Yeah, whipped. Like he has no caliber. He has no character, right? He's got money, but money is nothing more than an amplifier.
Money doesn't change who you are. And the problem with most of these crypto dorks is that they were dorks and now they're rich dorks, but you're still a dork. - Still a dork. - Yeah, money is just an amplifier. I'll give you an example. Lambo pulls up. - Yeah. - Nerd gets out. Now he's a super nerd.
Oh, some tech dork. He has a lineboat who gives a shit to nerd.
Lambo pulls up, big man gets out. Now he's a mafia boss. So the point is that the Lambo is not what makes you a mafia boss. The Lambo, if you have all the other qualities, will amplify your qualities into that sphere. It's an amplifier. Money's an amplifier. And the point I'm making about wealth and crypto when I insult these guys is that a lot of these guys don't have any of the qualities they need to be amplified. They don't have anything worth amplifying.
If you're a man, you've made a bunch of money on crypto, the smartest thing you can possibly do is understand that the traditional paths to wealth pre-crypto
taught you a lot about being a man. If I had to make millions the old fashioned way, I'd have to learn to negotiate, I'd learn how to handle stress, learn how to work really hard, learn how to network. I'd have to learn so many things. These autists don't even learn none of that. Just mask, they don't know anything. So my point is that they've missed so many lessons on the path to wealth that wealth used to teach. This is why women used to respect money so much, not just for the money, but you knew you were talking to an ambitious, connected, smart, intelligent man. Now you can meet a man with money and he's none of them things. He's literally none of them.
crypto pump it's a unique atmosphere we're in it's temporary but it's unique
And when I say to the when I saw the crypto guys that look, you have millions and millions of dollars. You need to get some masculine
Accountability.
Not to plug, but the war room is the exact kind of thing you need to be in, or you need to go down to a fight gym, etc. etc. You need to learn all the lessons you missed on your path to wealth.
And that's why when I insult crypto guys, that's what I mean. Because I'll tell you something. I've been to these crypto events, blah, blah, blah, blah. I'm the only real G.
Okay, okay, maybe some of them have more hundreds of millions of dollars than me. Cool. I'm the only one who ain't scared. I'm the only one who'll throw down the street. I'm the only one who, if a gun came in the building, would be looking to take the assailant out. Everyone else would be running like girls.
You think money makes you something?
Money doesn't make you anything, especially not in the harsh reality of Earth.
In the real harsh realities of Earth, bravery makes you something, not your money. Your MetaMask ain't gonna save you if some dude rolls up on you with a blade and decides to stick it in your fucking neck.
It's garbage. So these men aren't men. They're amplified dorks. And now they're all over Twitter with their little NFTs and their little cartoon faces to get their something. I bought this NFT.
You still don't matter, G.
You still don't matter because you bought an NFT. And that's the whole problem with the crypto world is that none of them are actually very impressive people in real life. And that's why I insult them. But I don't want to insult them in a negative way. I'm trying to inspire you guys. Look, you have the money now. Use that money to upgrade your character.
increase who you are as a man.
There's networks and things you can join, there's places you can go where you're going to have to genuinely be held accountable and struggle and suffer and go through some trauma so you can walk with some pride.
as opposed to looking like a complete
Geek
There's no need for that.
You said something interesting. You said, "When you're lifting weights in the gym, that's your day off."
It's my day off because when I'm lifting weights in the gym, that's a day off because I spent my entire career getting punched in the face. I had 87 professional fights.
And for the majority of those fights, I didn't even make any money. It's a couple grand, maybe. I was flying around the world to fight some crazy Kazakh in Armenia,
for like six, seven Gs coming out with my hand broken, my face busted up. Like I've been to hell and back and okay, yeah, it was self-inflicted, but,
Genuinely, genuinely is one of the best things that ever happened to me. I thank the Lord I spent my 20s engaged in constant combat.
I don't know how there's a full grown man out here
If you're watching this, how are you a full grown man past the age of 30 and you've never once had the balls, once ever, to get in the cage in a fair fight against a worthy adversary and you walk the earth without shame?
I'd be ashamed as a man if I spent my entire 20s, the height of my masculine powers, the height of my ability, and never once did I have the balls to go and meet somebody in fair combat. Ever once. Oh, well, I was busy. Busy doing what? You spent so much time on Pornhub, you're a liar. Never busy. Cowards. All cowards. And the crypto community is, man, I'm telling you, I go to some of these crypto things, I look around and just say, you're all just so famusible. I could Aikido everybody in this fucking room, no one could even stop me, be a bloodbath.
It's a joke!
It's a joke. What's the problem with PornHub?
Well, I don't want to get into a side career I used to run. I don't want to go down that path. But the problem...
with Pornhub.
I'm not one of them anti porn dudes. I know like conservatives are whatever they are. I don't really care.
But like everything in life, if it's consuming your mind and consuming your thoughts, then you have an issue.
And this is the world we live in now. There's a whole bunch of these crypto dudes, especially who can't even attract a female with all their money. Isn't that crazy?
They have all the money in the world. - Well, I think you said, I think it was you that said something interesting, I don't remember who it was, but it was, someone said,
It doesn't matter how much money a man has, because women still fall in love with men that are broke. Completely.
- No, no, and also, you know what the biggest thing about money with girls is? Because people have this idea that money's gonna help you get girls. Let me explain how money in girls works.
Tell us. I'll tell you.
And I'll let you know if you're right.
I'm right, baby. Let's go.
Women love spontaneity.
That's the first thing. Money facilitates. Women love fun. Money facilitates.
Women love a man who's respected, money facilitates. So money can help with certain of the things that women find attractive.
It's very rare, unless she's a hooker or a gold digger, that women are very, very interested in the actual number of how much money you have or spend. But what women don't want is you
Lacking the ability to be spontaneous or lacking the ability to be respected because you're broke or to feel like she has FOMO. She's missing out on doing certain things. She can't go certain places that her friends go because you're broke. She doesn't want that, right?
So it's not the money in and of itself that attracts her.
It's the certain options that it gives you as a man that she can find more attractive.
I think that's the biggest thing about it. But here's the thing about money most people don't understand is that
For the most beautiful women on earth.
The reason they don't really respect your money is
Everybody, every guy they talk to has money.
- Mm.
You're never going to go on a date with a broke dude.
So every single place you go, you don't pay.
So do you actually care how much money that guy really has or how much the dinner really was? That really was just dinner.
So the point is that money is not enough to get a beautiful woman.
It's enough to qualify you to try. Because she ain't gonna go with a broke dude.
and she's going to go with one of 10 dudes she can go with, and they all have enough money.
Maybe one is more, one is less. But they all have enough money to give her the basic things she wants, bit dinner, bit fun, holiday, blah, blah, blah.
So it just qualifies you to try. So if money is all you have and you have absolutely no other qualities, you're going to lose to the dude who has money and the other stuff.
That's the game. Money is like having arms.
Like a chick, a chick's not gonna get with you just for having big arms.
But if she didn't get with a dude, she probably wants a dude to have some arms. It's one of them. It's like, I'm gonna get with you just for money, but I don't get with a broke guy. So like women don't really think about money that way. They're just like, well, every guy I go on a date with is rich. And men lie, especially rich men.
There's a man with a million who'll say he has 10. Girl doesn't know. You know what I mean? Like it's very rare you get someone like me with so much quantifiable wealth. But like I have a fucking six million dollar car, Bugatti, all this kind of thing. So with me it's hard to lie, right? But there's a whole bunch of guys out here who can catch a 400 grand pump. They can convince a girl he's a multi-millionaire for years. I can confirm there's a caterer in the kitchen. That blew my mind. Why? I don't want to eat. I walked in to go to the bathroom and then there's this guy just cooking and all this beautiful fruit.
I've got to eat. See, that's what I told you. I'm a man of God. I don't have a woman in my life. I've got to eat. I've got to hire a catering company. But, um, no, but the point I'm making is that these dudes think if I get money, I'll get a chick. No, you won't. Because you'll get money and then the chick you're after is still going to be dating athletes, superstars, all these dudes, they have money too, bro. You think your bored ape is going to impress her? Dork. Dork. There's a term, which is, um, you can do anything to a woman, but you can't bore her. That's absolutely true. So funny. No, but it's true. And to get a little bit dark,
It's true, I knew a girl in Luton who was in an abusive relationship, right? Her man was always hitting her, screaming at her. She was always crying, "I want to leave him," blah, blah, blah, blah. Problem was, when she finally left him, in fact, he got banged up for drugs, so he went to jail. She got some other guy, a nice guy, and she was a complete prick to this dude, and she was so unhappy. And the problem was, it's very, very hard to be interesting when your ex is a psycho, the new guy's boring. It's true.
I'd say you're going home and you're turning up two hours late and he ain't even screaming and you're bored, aren't you? Well, no, no. I was like, you miss the days of the fucking flying plates and shit. Because it's Cardassians. Women are addicted to drama. You watch TV shows. Women watch serial killers documentaries to relax. Like, this is the reality of females. You want drama. You want excitement. It's not a bad thing. You watch the Kardashians. You don't want it smooth. I don't watch any of that stuff. I'm just going to put that out there. Okay, but as a generalization, of course, Leia's different.
But as a generalization, the point I'm making is that you're right. Sometimes women are attracted to very, very toxic men because toxic men are not boring. You're never bored with a nutcase. And then after a crazy guy, you try and get with a normal guy and you end up being very, very bored. So you're right. You can do anything to a woman except bore her. A lot of these dudes are out here treating women like complete shit, but she's staying because she's not bored. And it's boring everywhere else in comparison.
So it's it's just it's a certainly true as a paradigm is true girls just want to have fun Cindy Lauper. There you go You said something interesting as well. See I clearly follow everything. I'm a fan like I respect the hustle filling high five Really respect the hustle may not agree and then you know want to live the same kind of lifestyle, but I respect it You said something which was um When you wake up in the morning, you don't ask yourself if you're happy
Oh, completely not. - But what's funny about that was a lot of your, a lot of that kind of like masculine self-help
is for men, but as a woman, I find that really helpful. 'Cause you said women just wanna be happy. They just wanna wake up and feel happy. But you said, no, wake up.
and just, what did you say? Wake up at... - Yeah, so the... - Have I created something or am I doing... - Yeah, so the basic premise is that the paradigm of happiness is completely misunderstood. I believe that... 'Cause people always say to me, "Oh, well, you have all this money tape, but are you happy?"
I'd see if I'm gonna be like, no. I guess they're hoping I'm gonna do. I'm like, bro, I'm fine. Enjoy the bus. No, but the point is the whole paradigm of happiness is largely misunderstood.
And we talk about happiness in society as if it's the most important metric, and I'd actually argue that it's not an important metric at all.
And it's also really truly amazing
how what you define in your mind, the limits you set in your mind of what happy is and what happy isn't,
becomes very, very true.
So I watched a very interesting documentary once about colors. Colors. Colors. Yeah. And it was a tribe in Africa that used different words to describe colors. So to them, blue and yellow are the same color, same word, right? And also, these two very different shades of green. And I'm talking about like grass and a leaf, like basically the same shade of green. They're completely different colors. So when they showed them blue and yellow and they said, can you tell the difference? They're like, no, it's the same color.
in the yellow. - Well they couldn't see the difference? - They couldn't see it, because in their mind, it had one word. So because they grew up their whole life, and it had one word, those two colors within that spectrum, to them, it's just like it's one color. They couldn't see the difference, just like we'd say, different varies of pink, it's all pink.
They couldn't really see the difference. Whereas the two very different shades of green, like, oh yeah, that's that, that's that. Oh, they're completely different. So the point is their own mental blocks, their own mental barriers, where they had mentally decided to put the brakes, controlled their reality.
And people often talk about being happy, and what they do is they talk about being happy in the same way a child in their very giddy-ish Christmas morning happiness.
You know, like, "He, he, he, I'm happy, I'm happy." That's never gonna be long lasting. That's gonna be temporary.
If you were like that all the time, you wouldn't even get anything done, right? You wouldn't even be a mature adult. So the idea that you're out here searching for that feeling permanently is asinine and it's immature.
That is certainly happy, sure. But I've changed the paradigm of where happiness is. For me, anything above distraught is happy. Besides three or four monumentally destructive events that are gonna happen throughout my life, like the loss of family members or something, unless I really, really feel down, I'm happy. So if I wake up,
It's not I'm thinking if I'm happy or not. If I'm not devastated, I'm happy. It's black or white. If it's not black, it's white. So even if I wake up and I'm furious and I'm stressed, I'm pissed off and I got much to do, I'm still happy.
I've decided I'm happy. My happiness barrier isn't this little giddy-ish at the top. My happiness is everything besides feeling distraught. That's how I've designed it in my mind.
So I describe myself as a happy person and I don't really put much merit on my feeling of the day. I've got things to do. I'm an adult. I get my shit done regardless of whether I'm super happy or slightly less happy. I'm still happy and I still perform and that's it as a whole. So when I meet guys and go, oh, I want to be more happy. I'm like, bro, that is a stupid, destructive way to try and live your life. To constantly self-analyze and compare your happiness to how happy you were at another period
happiness is stupid it's not real right you understand where I'm coming from yeah I agree with you but I think what's funny is that a lot of this um kind of advice is given to men and you'll say like a woman doesn't need it but I find a lot of value in this kind of advice that's I prefer so they say that women give really bad advice right they say they give terrible advice I don't necessarily agree or disagree but I I seek out advice that men give to other men for myself good good because I think that a lot of the advice that men give to other men is going to be harsher
more logical and less emotionally led. But I say this all the time to guys who message me and saying they're not happy. I say two things. I say firstly, you shouldn't be measuring or be concerned with how happy you are. It shouldn't be something that's in your mind or something you're even thinking about. Right? You've got other things to think about and other things to do. That's the first thing. The second thing is...
So the first thing, the fact that you will sit there and self -analyze yourself,
to determine how happy you are out of a score of 100 is already a mental failure that's a failure you should be busy you shouldn't cross your mind the fact you have time to sit there and go how happy am i today oh i'm only this much maybe i should be happier that's already a mess up the second thing is and this is the truth most of you in fact the large majority of you don't deserve to
- Why? - Because they haven't done the work it requires to be happy. You're not a man of genuine excellence in every human metric. You don't deserve to be happy. You're sitting at your computer with your bored ape and your NFTs and $4 million, but your fat,
and you're boring and you stink and you expect yourself to be happy you don't deserve to be happy
you don't deserve it you haven't worked for it beauty lies on top of the mountain my friends you have to climb it you have to get all the way up there to see the peak and it's amazing view let me tell you something i'm happy because all i've done is suffer that's all i've ever done is suffer this is how i got here suffer my life's been nothing but suffering and trauma that's how i got here that's why my that's why my worldview is so brilliant that's how i can wake up and as long as no one has a gun to my head i am happy because i have suffered
No.
Ladies,
and gentlemen, haven't suffered enough. And if you haven't suffered, you're never gonna be happy. Happiness lies atop a mountain. If it's just laying all over the floor and anyone can pick it up, it has no value. People's entire mental model is skewed.
You're a crypto guy, right? You believe in NFTs. NFTs, the whole point of them is that there's one.
It's the scarcity that provides the value.
If things are not scarce, there's no value to it. Right? So it doesn't matter what it is. It doesn't matter if it's financial. It doesn't matter if it's even a good body. Right? The fact that a guy has big arms, the reason that has value is because it's rare. If every dude naturally had big arms by default, it wouldn't have a value. So you're talking about happiness as if it should just be laid all over the floor. If everyone could pick up happiness without trying, you still wouldn't be happy because it wouldn't have value and you'd be aiming for a new, you'd be looking for a new attention of happiness. You'd be looking for something else.
You just raised the paradigm. And people who are out here trying to find happiness without trauma and suffering, those are the guys who get addicted to drugs, alcohol, all this crap, 'cause they're trying to find temporary happiness. You're gonna find happiness through pain. That's where happiness comes from as a man. And I'm not, I know you say you take some of my advice, et cetera, et cetera. - I love male advice. - Yeah, perfect. But it's the struggle that adds the value to things.
The reason I'm going to love my car so much is because I had nothing and now I have them. You walked nine miles. I walked nine miles. Now I get to do it in a Lambo. It's beautiful. If I was born into money and was just given a Lambo for my birthday, I wouldn't even appreciate it. That's the reality. So most of you men out here don't even deserve happiness. You come to me talking about happiness you don't deserve. You know you don't deserve it because you're a coward and you're lazy and you're weak. You don't deserve happiness. It's good you're unhappy. That's your own mind telling you you need to do more.
masculine force out into the universe, if you were genuinely doing that, you'd find happiness. So if you're sitting there feeling depressed, it's because you know you're lazy. You know you're not working very hard. I don't want to rant on your podcast. No, it's good. I'm enjoying it. I'm enjoying it. It really is just like the whole idea that a good doesn't exist without evil, right? So good doesn't exist without bad. Okay. Yin and yang. 100%. Yin and yang, light and dark. We don't want to feel... What's the exact saying?
We all love the sun. We don't want to see the rain, but you can't have a rain. I know how to say it. I can't remember. We all love the sun. We don't want to feel any pain, but you can't have a rainbow without a little rain. Something like that. Something like that. But no, this is as old as human time, right? And the whole people, especially men, if you have this paradigm in your mind that you should just be happy by default without trying, without working, without any kind of struggle, without any negatives in your life, and you're just going to be a happy person and you're always just going to be laughing and giggling in the top 1%, that's asinine. It's not real. And it's a stupid mentality to have.
are you have work to do if any man comes to me and he's looking for guidance i say i don't i don't really care how happy you are because you're fat you got work to do come talk to me when you have a six-pack otherwise i don't care you have too much to get done to be talking about happiness
Most of you men out here have so much to get done before you talk about happiness.
It's amazing to me how little work the majority of people out here are doing. Like you're a full grown man living in a transitionary period of humanity, where the entire financial system is broken and trillions of dollars are created from the sky. And you don't have a single million.
You don't have one.
They're all there everywhere. Like how you can be a full grown man and not be a millionaire?
Like, are you dumb?
How many, how many, just to go off on a side, but how many millions are too many millions? Because when we met in London, something that I haven't forgotten, which I thought was hilarious, was you and your brother said to me,
look 20 million is good right i don't think you need more than 20 million in life if we have 22 million we have an emergency meeting and we sit down and say how can we blow those two million yeah completely so no i think 20 20 we've raised the bar 20. yeah 20 to 30 million is enough right anything above that i believe the money no longer has value and it's better to spend it on a human experience that's what i believe because if you have 30 million or 40 million your life's not going to change if you have 30 million or 100 million your life's not going to change your life's the same so i'd rather just spunk all that money on human experience and amazing things
and try to get the best out of the physical world we live in. That's what I personally believe in. So that's enough to survive. But it also depends. There are some people who are out here. I see a lot of crypto guys and a lot of other people that talk about generational wealth. I'm going to save my Bitcoin. They really want their children to be rich. I don't want my kids to be rich. That's another mindset I have. I really want to die taking most of my money with me. I do not want rich children. Really? Absolutely not. I agree with that. But what do you... I understand why it's obvious. But in terms of your money, what would you do with it?
I mean, you don't just give it to some institutions, some bullshit charity. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nothing like that. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to financially incentivize...
my children. So they're going to have the ability
to be, so when I used to have to run to the gym and suffer and fight and at the end of it, I still didn't have food. My boy's going to go through all that and he's going to fight and then I'm going to give him some money.
but still he has to suffer, still he has to fight, still he has to win, still he has to run to the gym and back, etc, etc. The worst thing you can do for a child is raise them rich. And so that's the worst thing you can possibly ever do. So I have no interest in that whole generational wealth crap.
- Yeah, I find it, I find it-- - But you do want to build generational wealth. You just don't want them to have an easy life. You want them to, you don't want them to suffer exactly how you did.
Cook.
I want them to suffer a lot. A lot. Yeah, but maybe in a slightly different way. Right. But I'm going to make sure they go through a lot of pain. Because it's what makes a man. It's what makes him a character, right? It's extremely important.
But I find it
I really find it remarkable when I meet
Men.
who say they work hard. And I'm not trying to be, I'm not, listen, I'm not being elitist, I'm not being a horrible guy here because I'm from the streets, right? I'm from the ghetto. I'm not talking about if you're a taxi driver or whatever, and you've been a taxi driver your whole life, I'm not trying to sit here and shit on you. I'm not trying to do that. I'm saying that, especially if you're a younger man, and you have access to the internet, and you're paying attention to the things that are going on in the world, and you do your studying, and you're not hard to do some work, blah, blah, blah, if you're not afraid of work,
I find it amazing those guys out here are still broke. - Really? - How can you be poor? In the modern society that we live in.
There's money everywhere. - There is. - It's literally everywhere. So when I see a dude and he's like, oh yeah man, I'm broke, da da da, I just look at him and go-- - You're not trying hard enough? - You're not trying hard enough. You're simply not trying hard enough. I can do it from a single mother, effectively, from a Luton council estate.
to ultra high net worth individual.
then I refuse to accept others can't do it. And people will say, "Oh yeah, but you did this, "or you had this, blah, blah, blah."
Perhaps.
But I don't operate within that realm. I'm not gonna be softer on anyone else than I was on myself. If I held myself to such a crazy high standard, and I was so accountable and so difficult and so hard on myself, why am I gonna be soft on you? I was extremely hard on myself. I'd go sparring for four hours, and if I got hit once, I was furious.
You wanna be hit more? No, I don't wanna get hit. No, you don't get hit? Ever. Okay. Okay. I wanna just whoop ass. I don't wanna get touched. Right? I got hit once. I couldn't sleep.
Days.
I was absolutely a perfectionist, right? And then there's dudes out here who are just sloppy. Just sloppy with their entire life. They're just sloppy. And they're like, "Oh yeah, well, you know, just wear the mask." - They deserve what's coming. - Right, they deserve what's coming to them. Slavery, they're amateurs.
We live in, we're really living in a paradigm shift where the professionals of life
And when I say the professional, I'll explain what that means in a minute, but the professionals of life are going to genuinely excel where all of you amateurs are going to fail.
Most people, most men especially, they live their life like complete amateurs. I don't understand how they even function. They don't know their own passport number. They haven't memorized it. Men aside though, like people in general. They're amateurs. Sometimes I do wonder how people have gotten to certain ages and how they're even functioning. Getting offended by very simple things. I'm just like, how have you gotten to an age, lived your whole life? How on earth are you functioning if that's going to upset you? Absolutely. I don't understand how that even exists. Amateurs, and that's how they stay inside the matrix. Right.
That's what I was saying earlier about the crypto kids. If you have money, great, fantastic. You've ticked that off. But there's a whole bunch of other areas of professionalism you need to excel in. You can give me any firearm on the planet right now, I'm going to hit the target. You can give me any car in the world, basically, I'll outrun the cops. Like, I'm that guy. You need to become that guy. You know, it's practice. You need to go do it. But these dudes just don't do it. We're suffering from cowardice. We talk about all the problems in the world. It's easy to talk about them all. But you can narrow them all down to the exact same thing. Cowardice. Masculine cowardice. All of it. All of this is masculine cowardice.
- It is, and man, I see full grown men out here, like wearing a mask. You're scared of air? You're scared of air? - Bro. - That's the biggest dating filter there is. I was like, walk around Miami, oh he's got a mask.
- The medicine, the medicine. - Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, the medicine. - The medicine. - That's supposed to be that. - The medicine. - The medicine. - Yeah, but it's incredible. It really is incredible to me. That's the paradigm shift we live in. And it's amazing to me that some of the things I say are seen as so controversial, 'cause I don't think I say anything that controversial. I'm saying, look, have some balls, do what you wanna do,
Stick to your imperatives as a man, try and get rich, and try to some degree live with a life of freedom. That's all I'm trying to say. See, I really agree with you, and I don't think anything's that controversial, but before we started this, you said that you do piss some people off. No, I piss some people off. I don't really understand why. I've got to be honest, I actually don't, because I don't think anything you've said is unfair. But what I do is, see, I am a soundboard, and what I do is I annoy the majority of men,
on the planet is going to, to a degree, be inferior. So you need to humble yourself. This is the truth. Men need to humble themselves. Because especially like...
We keep talking crypto, crypto right? I'm rich. Yeah, but I'm also rich and I'm also tall and strong and smart and I can keep the shit out of you. And I've got all these kids and I've got political connections and I'm living a life of freedom and like you're rich, but you're afraid to go outside because someone's going to rob you. So it's very difficult for men to compare themselves to me and not take to some degree take an L. So they have to humble themselves. So what happens when I talk to people is either they go, this is inspirational. I want to learn from this guy. He has so much to teach. He's right. I need to become a professional. I need to be well-rounded. I need to join his network. I need to know the people he knows. I need to have all these assets.
these connections, et cetera, et cetera. Or people go, ah, he's just so arrogant. He's crazy. And I'm sitting at home with my wife and I raise my kids and he's crazy. And
But no, I'm not crazy. - That's just a defense mechanism. - It's defense, it's cope. - That's cope. - It's hard cope. - Okay. And lots of dudes have cope. It's kind of amazing. There's also something that's primal amongst men that women probably don't really know about, but...
As a man, when you meet another man who you know can kick the shit out of you,
It bothers you.
Even if they don't want to admit it so even if I meet a dude and I'm really polite. I'm like hey, bro nice to meet you part of them's kind of like Oh, no, they know I'll mess him up. He knows I'll mess him up and it's something intrinsic about masculinity It's kind of like when some girls hate girls were prettier than them all girls But some girls like oh fuck that but she's right. It's the same kind of thing, but it's just violence related, right? So there's that aspect yeah, it's ridiculous, but it's primal and you can tie and you can also tie into the fact that they don't like people who are richer than them, right?
So when they meet me and I'm more important than them, richer than them, I can beat the shit out of them. And then I take all these boxes, they just sit and go, oh, he's crazy, I don't like him. And I don't want him on my podcast, blah, blah, blah. I've had people record podcasts with me and refuse to put them out. - What did you say? - The same shit I'm saying now, the truth.
- The truth! - You want more inappropriate or harsher or... - Not really! - 'Cause I don't think you said anything too bad.
Look, I don't know. Maybe you go down. I go down. So I've just said I agree with everything you just said basically. See you in jail. Literally. So I'll get us out. I got phone calls. I got phone calls. Don't worry about it. So, um, okay. What is the final goal then? Cause every day you're always like, you know, every day I'm hustling, every day I'm surviving. You don't take a day. You do take days off, but it's not like a day off. Right. Um, like, like you said earlier, even lifting weights is your day off. Right. Like for me, lifting weights is lifting weights. It's not a day off.
Like where do you see yourself in like 20 years? - That's a good question.
And I believe I have a duty to protect the bloodline.
I have a duty to my last name. It was instilled within me.
- Tate. - Yeah, Tate. My father's one of the greatest men on the planet.
Unfortunately, he's no longer with us, which now...
promotes me to the greatest man on the planet. So I have... You're not your brother, equally greatest men or... Yeah, we share the title. We share the title.
I have a lot of work to do and I think that
the duty I have to my bloodline.
Sure.
It depends the exact path I'm going to take. I don't know if I'm going to have 20 sons with 20 women. We're going to find one woman who might give me two or three, etc. But I think the family is a beautiful thing. But the nuclear family, as it's told within this trad, con, conservative, that's garbage.
If you were to ask me now to design my ideal life, like if I could just design it, I'd
three or four sons in Moscow, three or four sons in Kazakhstan, maybe two or three sons in Mongolia. You know, my three chicks, inshallah, my three wives.
and they'd all be training hard, becoming warriors of Earth. All carry the last name Tate.
And in the future, as much as people go, Tate, you can't do that. You can't have kids with all these women. You can't do that. Blah, blah, blah. In the future, when the dystopian, when the machines arrive, when the Terminators turn up and you're like, where's John Connor? Where's John Connor? Oh, he was an act of fiction. But there is a man. There is a man who does exist. There's a man who's real. He's from deep in Mongolia and his name's Emery Andrew Tate the Fit.
And he's gonna rise up because even I am human. I know it's hard to believe even I have human. I'm human, right? And there's limits to my power. Time is in the fire is in which we all burn. Even I will get old.
But when I am old, I need to make sure I've done my job because it would be a detriment. It would be unfair to humanity for me to not create clones of myself to protect the future. So that's my plan. My plan is to protect the future via my offspring. That's my plan.
plug whatever you're doing. So The War Room, follow him on Twitter. He's also got a great YouTube.
where you are very unfiltered. There's a hilarious thing about why women should cook and men shouldn't cook, which by the way, as somebody who's like running her own show, I understand. - Am I right? - Because opportunity costs. - Completely. - But like, again, gender aside, like cooking, you know, opportunity costs. - Massive opportunity.
- Cooking? - It's insane. - The amount of business goals I could have fit in, in that cooking period. - Completely, completely. I, yeah, the YouTube is @takespeech, check it out. But I have a, I say some things that sound outlandish, like if you're broke, you should never cook. And people are like, what are you talking about? But it's opportunity cost, you ain't got time to waste. I know broke dudes out here cooking breakfast, cooking lunch, cooking dinner. You're wasting how many hours, no wonder you're broke.
Like cooking should be a luxury for the ultra rich. Like either that or hire a chef. You got stuff to do with your life. You're out here broke as a joke, sitting there with a frying pan.
That's your plan to get rich? These people have no understanding of earth. No understanding of the world. So yeah, cooking is a massive opportunity. Because if you're a man out here and you cook meals and you're not a millionaire, you're fucked up. You're fucking up your life.
So stop.
So take speeches to YouTube.
@cobretate is the Instagram.
Twitter, who knows how long I'll be around. OfWuDan, what is OfWuDan by the way?
Because I am Auf Wudan.
- Wudan. - I don't know what that is. - You don't know, I come from Wudan.
again, we're gone as a mystical mountain, right? I've existed. Can't you tell Leia that I'm far too intelligent? Yes. Yes. I'm far too intelligent for the age 35. I've been, I've existed for 5,000 years.
I'm a reincarnation of the warrior. Do you actually believe you're reincarnated?
I don't know why she said yes or no.
So you say the truth?
It's not so much about believing. Belief has nothing to do with it.
It has nothing to do with belief. The fact is that I am the last of the warrior class.
And whatever occupies me, whatever...
inspires me to act in the way I act.
Right?
You say, "I don't have divine purpose." I say divine purpose.
Whatever it is, it's ancient.
- Okay. - Right? And for 5,000 years, whatever fire is inside of my soul,
has wandered the forests of Wudan
in battle against evil.
The ninja shogunate.
You understand? Okay. So, alright. So there was a, in ancient times, there was a ninja spirit, which is engaging against the evil samurai. And that is the spirit which is inside of me today.
So I descend from Wudan. - Wudan. - Wudan. - Wudan. - And when I talk about the bloodline, it is my job to instill the same warrior spirit in my offspring.
I will not have sons who are too busy buying NFTs and saying, oh, I made a little bit of money and have skinny little arms and go to crypto conventions and be dorks.
I will not have nerds.
as children.
I refuse to have a nerd carry the lame tape. If my son is a nerd, one of us has to die, him or me, and I'll challenge him to mortal combat. - Jesus Christ.
Do you mean that? That's a bit of an exaggeration, but it sounds cool, right? It sounds cool. I understand it. Andrew, thank you so much for chatting with me.
You're welcome. It's always really fascinating to hear your perspective on things. And yeah, I appreciate it. And honestly, I really respect the hustle. Thank you very much. Thank you.
Yeah, that's everything. Thank you.
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