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Most Famous Car
00:03:21
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| Get in jail. | |
| Where have you been today? | |
| Abusing the Gaddy 100% guilty. | |
| Put me in jail. | |
| Muscle sandwich. | |
| Oh, the Uber driver said you're gonna get arrested. | |
| Fuck off, dorks. | |
| Fuck off, dorks. | |
| Fuck off, dorks. | |
| This is well-a-tastic. | |
| Yeah, they didn't get hold of this. | |
| The police tried very hard to seize this car. | |
| It's arguably the most famous car in the world. | |
| I can't think of another car even close, to be honest. | |
| I think it might be the most famous car in the world. | |
| So it looks like I did choose well with the color after one. | |
| You did. | |
| You chose very well. | |
| And that saying went ridiculously everywhere. | |
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| I had mixed reviews on the color. | |
| Some people said they like it. | |
| Some people said they don't like it. | |
| And I said, well, what color is your baguette? | |
| I was everywhere. | |
| I don't even know if you've already pre-planned the answer to that question. | |
| I feel like it's like something you would do when it was on the spot. | |
| Go on the spot. | |
| I mean, I'm surprised though, because I think since I got mine in a unique color, I expected to start seeing loads more colorful ones. | |
| Yeah. | |
| People who buy them still just get red and black. | |
| Or they don't drive them. | |
| I know a couple guys with Bugattis and they don't drive them. | |
| Like, oh, maybe once a year is gay. | |
| That keeps the shit out of mine. | |
| I abuse them. | |
| This was four. | |
| So no abusing women, but abusing Bugattis. | |
| You're going to arrest me for that. | |
| The abusing women shit sold a lie. | |
| Abusing Bugatti 100% kills. | |
| Look who it is! | |
| Long time no see See you man Very good Fucking funny being back here again I bet Good to meet you Don't be falling Catch me father please Cause I'm falling in the liquor store That's the Hennessy I hear calling Can I get some more? | |
| Hell till I reach hell I ain't scared Come on baby This is at a gym, open a couple months ago. | |
| This is probably one of Dubai's best gyms in terms of the equipment, just the size, the facility. | |
| No females, no music, strictly halal environment. | |
| No distractions. | |
| Sounds good. | |
| Sounds good. | |
| Can I have a large Americano and latte too? | |
| Want coffee as well? | |
| Yeah, iced Americano. | |
| We need endless coffee. | |
| Coffee is actually the secret to all masculine. | |
| Excellent. | |
| Coffee's about, at least 20 coffees a day. | |
| Yeah, 20 to 30, minimum. | |
| Minimum. | |
| Minimum. | |
| I've been like five or six if I was fucking off. | |
| Okay, that sounds good. | |
|
Why 20 Coffees?
00:14:06
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| What's wrong? | |
| What do you want to be on your head for? | |
| Because I don't believe... | |
| You should be off your head. | |
| You want to be on your head. | |
| I don't believe we need 20 coffees. | |
| 100% of you 20 coffees right now. | |
| And five shots of espresso, please. | |
| How do you 20 coffees right now? | |
| That doesn't even affect me anymore. | |
| I'm just immune. | |
| I'm immune to it, yeah. | |
| And a muscle sandwich. | |
| I have to try and compete with Mr. Big here. | |
| I'm trying to do my best. | |
| Poor me. | |
| Poor me. | |
| Attacked by the Matrix. | |
| Attacked by the government. | |
| Thrown in jail. | |
| I'll just do my best to survive. | |
| Hey, bro. | |
| We're filming something right now. | |
| We'll do a picture. | |
| I'll say that right now on camera. | |
| I hate that, Shane. | |
| Can I get a picture? | |
| Yeah, okay. | |
| Can you do a video? | |
| No. | |
| Why not? | |
| What do you mean, why not? | |
| Why are you questioning me? | |
| I don't know you. | |
| I don't fucking know you. | |
| I said no. | |
| Can you do a video for Mike? | |
| Mike who? | |
| Thurston? | |
| No. | |
| The reason I don't do videos is because what they do is they say, well, can you do a video for my cousin Shane? | |
| And you say, oh, hey, Shane. | |
| Good to see you. | |
| See you soon. | |
| Whatever. | |
| Some bullshit. | |
| Shane then runs around and raises money for a cryptocurrency pretending he's a fucking business partner. | |
| That's happened to me twice, bro. | |
| Twice and I ended up getting the court documents, like a subpoena to court for fraud. | |
| I'm like, what the fuck? | |
| I didn't even met this guy. | |
| I've got this going on in Turkey right now. | |
| Some dude in Turkey took a selfie with me and raised a bunch of money. | |
| Twisting it to a testimonial. | |
| Bro, it was wild. | |
| So now they're like, can you do a video for my friend? | |
| I'm like, no, no way. | |
| A lot of them are okay and they're quite respectful. | |
| I think there's just a time and a place. | |
| If we're filming something, they should see what we're filming. | |
| Or if I'm eating with my kid, I'm eating with my kid. | |
| If I'm walking around, I'm pretty okay with it. | |
| I try and do as many as I can. | |
| I don't like to say no. | |
| What I actually hate is when they run. | |
| Yeah, when they run behind. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You're standing there. | |
| You're like, "Whoa, what the fuck?" Yeah, it scares me. | |
| Anything in particular you want to train, or just over all the body? | |
| I'm going to watch them. | |
| I'm going to watch them against my religion. | |
| Listen to Mike, alright? | |
| They'll listen to me. | |
| What is your training routine like at the moment? | |
| Is it a routine? | |
| Or is it just staying? | |
| I'm always in different places, and I can't go to public gyms for easy. | |
| See what you're doing? | |
| It's just whatever I can get hold of. | |
| Most of the time it's just dumbbells and I just fuck around with them in the garden. | |
| I just get dumbbells and just shoulder presses. | |
| I just do that for like a day. | |
| Why are you doing that though? | |
| Because I'm sitting down and I'm on my computer. | |
| And there's a lot to sit down on my computer. | |
| I have lots of work to do. | |
| That's my workout regimen. | |
| It's like what can I do at the same time as... | |
| Manage the Empire. | |
| You do know that going second is a huge cheat. | |
| I'm going to admit now that going second makes it easy because I'm definitely going to do 26. 100% going to do 26. And if I went first, I would have done 25 and he would have done 26. That's what's annoying about it. | |
| Going second is a cheat. | |
| So for the next one I can go first I guess. | |
| Three, four, five, 26. Come on boss, 27. 27. 27. 27, hold on. | |
| I'm trying to beat Mike at all the exercises to make him mad. | |
| I'm Mr. Pencil skinny. | |
| But I'm for some reason freakishly strong. | |
| With the torn box. | |
| With the torn box. | |
| What next? | |
| Fuck off, dorks. | |
| I feel like if I do it quickly, I build muscle that's quicker. | |
| Big men coming after me, I've got to just be quick. | |
| I'm fucked. | |
| I'll be like... | |
| It's coming! | |
| It's coming! | |
| You have to come to Romania one time. | |
| I have to show it to you. | |
| And I'm not saying it's better than anywhere else you've been. | |
| I am just saying that it's unique. | |
| Because most places in the world nowadays feel the same. | |
| If you go to Ibiza and Mykonos and you're in a beach club, how different is it? | |
| If you go to a high street in France or Germany, same stores, same shops, it all feels the same. | |
| Romania is one of those places on the planet where you look around and go, okay, I've never been anywhere like this. | |
| It feels unique. | |
| Which makes it cool. | |
| That's hard to find now. | |
| So we'll race on the mountains and we'll sleep in Dracula's castle. | |
| We'll play poker and bankrupt you. | |
| We were building a castle. | |
| I do not own any castles in Hungary. | |
| Leave it in. | |
| I'm such a troll. | |
| I can't help it. | |
| When I'm sitting with the cops and I'm just like, "You know you didn't find all my stuff." I just have to tell them. | |
| I just can't stop myself. | |
| You know when you're like a kid and your parents are telling you off? | |
| And they're saying, "You better not talk again!" And you're just like, "You can't help it?" They're like, "Oh, and we're gonna seize this much from you." I was like, "You didn't find anything." So, fucking take it. | |
| I found my cousin... | |
| I found my long-lost brother, Mr. Tate. | |
| They're real to talk to you. | |
| They're parked next to my car right there. | |
| Oh, really? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Oh, you... | |
| Whatcha coming short of a guy? | |
| After you blew up, there was a lot of people trying to imitate you. | |
| Like they were trying to be the next... | |
| Especially when you were off the scene, you were in jail. | |
| Everyone was like, "Ah, who's going to take the crap?" But nobody can do it. | |
| Yeah, there's a unique blend that I think makes my brand. | |
| But the truth about it now, especially at the current point I'm in, there's a lot of suffering involved in my brand. | |
| It's quite difficult to just get a nice car and get some money and say all these motivational things. | |
| Motivation, and when you're speaking to try and fire people up, a lot of that comes from a place of pain. | |
| I'm fortunate enough. | |
| To have had enough negative experiences that I can articulate in a way that make people understand. | |
| If you don't have negative experiences, then what the fuck are you talking about? | |
| Part of me kind of hopes that they send me down for 20 years. | |
| Because I'll come out with the best stories. | |
| I will. | |
| I don't care. | |
| I'll keep having kids and I'll hopefully go to some Eastern European vlog for 20 years. | |
| Come out with a long beard. | |
| Imagine that podcast. | |
| He'll still have Mr. Fucking Muscles. | |
| He'll still be there. | |
| He'll look the same. | |
| I'll be reverse agent. | |
| I'll look like shit. | |
| You'll be full of stem cells. | |
| That'd be great. | |
| Isn't that the best possible existence a man can have? | |
| To piss off his enemies and go to war with them? | |
| And hear the lamentations of the opposing army as your ideology conquers the minds of the NPCs they were trying to enslave? | |
| Isn't that the whole fucking point? | |
| Isn't the whole point for them to say some bullshit and you come along and reprogram everybody and say no? | |
| And everyone will be like, yeah, fuck you. | |
| And then them come for you and lock you in jail and take all your stuff. | |
| And the Matrix attacks me! | |
| Fuck you! | |
| And then you get thrown into a fucking dungeon with cockroaches. | |
| Isn't that the whole point of life? | |
| Isn't that the fun? | |
| And too much pain is bad because then your emotions turn off and you lose your humanity. | |
| Like some of those people that were in that jail for 10, 20 years, they've lost their humanity. | |
| They've become stoned. | |
| So you need the balance of it. | |
| And I've often asked myself this question. | |
| If I could go back in time and not fly to Romania so I didn't get arrested. | |
| I still would have gone. | |
| I still would have said, okay, let me move a few cars. | |
| Let me hide some shit. | |
| But I 100% would have gone. | |
| I remember Tristan, he messaged me, he was like, what's Korcheval like? | |
| Because that's the way you were going to stop off there. | |
| Bro, we were supposed to go Korcheval for New Year's. | |
| Tristan asked you what Korcheval was like. | |
| We were only going to stop in Romania for a day to pack, and we landed. | |
| I think about that. | |
| We landed, and that was three years. | |
| If I'd told you guys, hey, look. | |
| I got a bad feeling about this. | |
| You should probably stay in the back. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You would have been like, "No." You know, I'll tell you the craziest story I've never heard before. | |
| I've never told before. | |
| It's the craziest story. | |
| I was arrested in April of 2022 and released after 24 hours. | |
| And the prosecutor, who I spoke to, I said, "This girl's lying. | |
| This is bullshit." He laughed and goes, "Oh, your wife is lying." I'm like, "She's not my wife. | |
| She's a ho." And he was laughing, but I know. | |
| We're making fun of the girl. | |
| So I thought it was cool. | |
| Anyway, that was April. | |
| I got arrested again in December. | |
| So they released me after 24 hours. | |
| They didn't build a case. | |
| They left it. | |
| The UK Foreign Office wrote to the Romanians saying, "Get this guy over here." They picked up that old complaint and made a case out of it out of nowhere because the UK paid them to do it. | |
| The UK Foreign Office wrote to them. | |
| In around September, before I came to Dubai, I was in London and I was in an Uber. | |
| And my Uber driver was a Romanian. | |
| And he goes, "Oh, you live in Romania?" I said, "Yeah." He goes, "What's your name? | |
| It's Andrew Tate." He goes, "I've heard of you." I was like, "Oh, people have heard of you." He goes, "Why do you live in Romania?" I was like, "I like it. | |
| It's a nice country. | |
| It's very safe. | |
| It's a nice place." He goes, "I've heard from some Romanians who are going to get arrested." And Romanians love to talk. | |
| It's like a chatterbox place. | |
| And I was like, oh, I've already been arrested. | |
| That's bullshit. | |
| It's all gone away. | |
| He goes, no, no, no. | |
| I heard that they're going to be arrested. | |
| And I was like, maybe. | |
| I mean, maybe I will. | |
| Maybe. | |
| I didn't think too much of it. | |
| I didn't consider a human trafficking charge in three years in jail. | |
| I thought maybe it's going to be some tax bullshit or some speeding video or something. | |
| So I ignored him totally. | |
| And I mentioned it to Tristan. | |
| I was like, this Uber driver's going to be arrested. | |
| He goes, oh, the Uber driver said you're going to get arrested. | |
| I was like... | |
| Good point. | |
| I mean, who gives a shit? | |
| Then I started saying that they're going to arrest me for something on podcasts. | |
| I wasn't saying it because of that Uber driver at all. | |
| The two weren't linked. | |
| I just felt the heat increasing. | |
| Like, my bank account would be lost, or my accountant would get me tax papers, or someone who I used to go to school with would be contacted by the media. | |
| I just felt the heat. | |
| And then I started saying it. | |
| And it's only now, this is the first time... | |
| I've ever told this story about the Uber driver. | |
| Because truthfully, it's the first time in a few years I've even remembered that happened. | |
| It didn't really cross my mind. | |
| And now I'm thinking, that old motherfucker told me. | |
| But if you listen to everything Uber drivers say, you'll be out of a crack at you. | |
| The world is turning you soft. | |
| It wants you weak, but not with us. | |
| Last week, inside of the real world, we introduced the Positive Masculinity Challenge. | |
| An opportunity for you to evolve as a man. | |
| We demand discipline, accountability, and commitment. | |
| And as a result, every day you check in, you get stronger. | |
| You'll gain access to exclusive chats, calls, and opportunities to elevate your game. | |
| No shortcuts and no excuses. | |
| You either rise or fall. | |
| This is about becoming the man who we're meant to be. | |
| In general, I've made like 20k. | |
| We are in. | |
| The moderate six-figure range currently, and we expect to be at a seven-figure amount. | |
| Like, I showed my mom my bank account one day, and she was like, "What? | |
| You got that much?" And I was like, "Yeah." I'm like, "This is just the beginning." Gained 20 pounds from my soul in my first six months, which is astronomical. | |
| It's time to take on the challenge. | |
| Join the real world. | |
| Where do you want to go to, Jay? | |
| Mike? | |
| When do I want to go to the gym? | |
| Where? | |
| We're gonna sort out the when. | |
| Let's plan a real holiday. | |
| Fuck this Egypt. | |
| Let's go to jail. | |
| Do you want me to hear? | |
| Jail? | |
| Yes. | |
| Do you know what, though? | |
| Let's plan a really good trip. | |
| Let's do a really good video for Mike's channel. | |
| Me and Mike go to jail. | |
| Where? | |
| Let's plan. | |
| Not here. | |
| I've heard bad things about Mike. | |
| What have you heard? | |
| This fucking grin. | |
| I heard jail here. | |
| There's like no air conditioning. | |
| The food is trash. | |
| You don't turn the lights off. | |
| You're basically going to sell loads of people. | |
| It stinks and it's dirty. | |
| I think that's just classic jail, really. | |
| Unless you're in Norway, then you get fucking Ikea furniture in a free apartment. | |
| You know what surprised me most about jail? | |
| Murderers are not how I imagined them to be. | |
| You imagine murderers to be the hardest people in jail? | |
| Well, I wouldn't say that. | |
| I'd say the murderers were, in many ways, looked the most emotional. | |
| Like the kind of guy who would cry or lose his temper. | |
| They looked more emotional. | |
| The people who looked like the ice-cold guys, a lot of them were the financial crimes guys. | |
| Those are the people who really didn't give a fuck. | |
| I'm telling you. | |
| They probably stole 20, 30 million, and they're like, oh, that is in jail. | |
| Who cares? | |
| I'm rich for life. | |
| They seemed more ice cold than the murderer. | |
| The murderer was a bit more, like, twitchy or get upset. | |
| Maybe it's just the ones I met. | |
| Of course, I didn't meet every murderer, but a couple small things like that, everyone. | |
| I think my brother and I also made it very clear to every fucking government and every single news outlet. | |
| I'm not scared of you. | |
| BBC would sit down with me and talk to me like they had a position of authority over it. | |
| I was fucking flabbergasted when I was doing these interviews. | |
| Reporters sitting there going, well, what about... | |
| Excuse me, you work for a fucking organization which harbors pedophiles. | |
| Don't sit here in my house and pretend that you have authority over me. | |
| You're a dipshit. | |
| You're a brokie and you're very low paid. | |
| So speak to me with some fucking respect or get the fuck out. | |
| I don't have to answer your questions. | |
| You're not the police. | |
| I tell the police to fuck off. | |
| There's no question being like I have to answer you. | |
| I don't know if you saw there was a video like a month ago. | |
| I was going to a police station and some BBC reporter said something to me and I said, you're a nobody. | |
| What are you talking about? | |
| Sorry? | |
| What's your name? | |
| What's your name? | |
| Quickly. | |
| My name's Will. | |
| I'm from the BBC. | |
| Ah, you're a nobody. | |
| You couldn't believe it. | |
| His face was like, yes, you may work for the BBC, but I don't know your name and neither does anyone else. | |
| You are a nobody. | |
| You're a nobody. | |
| Fuck these people. | |
| Fuck them. | |
| They're clowns. | |
| Vice News sitting there pretending they have moral authority and then they go bankrupt. | |
| Fuck a bunch of jackasses. | |
| Fuck all these people. | |
| Well, I imagine the only people who actually gave you a fair platform to chat was podcasters. | |
| Literally. | |
| Literally. | |
| That's the only people who were interested in both sides of the story. | |
| The media is the propaganda arm of the government. | |
| So they have a narrow if they have to enforce. | |
| Anyone who thinks the media is interested in objective reality or truth doesn't understand the way the world works. | |
| Because why is the media even free? | |
| Let's analyze the media. | |
| You're a businessman. | |
| I'm a businessman. | |
| Who's paying for the media? | |
| Because it's pretty fucking expensive to fly a cameraman from London to Romania to follow me around so I can call him a nobody. | |
| Who's paying for his hotel, flights, food, him, his sound man, the cameras? | |
| Who's paying for all this? | |
| Well, government is. | |
| Because no one's buying it. | |
| So why is the government doing it? | |
| So a government can enforce the ideas that it wants. | |
| It would be nonsensical to believe that a government has a particular geopolitical objective that MI6, MI5, whoever are aiming towards, let's say war in Ukraine, they want that. | |
| So they're going to allow the other arm of their government to make people not want that. | |
| It's like your left arm fighting your right arm. | |
| It's not that. | |
| They make a decision. | |
| This is what we want the government to do. | |
| And we're going to have a media that supports it. | |
| That's why if a white person kills someone, they put the white person's face on the news, murderer. | |
| And when an immigrant kills someone, they don't put the immigrant on the news. | |
| No face. | |
| Because they don't want to stop the immigration, because that's what they want this side, and they don't want the media to go against their own objective. | |
| Your left arm doesn't fight your right arm. | |
|
Left Arm vs. Right Arm
00:02:20
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| By telling everyone at home I'm bad, it's because they've decided I'm going against their objectives. | |
| We're not allowed the media to give me a fair chance ever. | |
| Why would they? | |
| So it's all rigged. | |
| So they're nobodies. | |
| So fuck them. | |
| Fuck the BBC. | |
| So let me explain the story of Fireblade. | |
| Let me explain the story of Fireblade because it's 100% legit. | |
| I said, "Why don't we just get like a thousand percent of every vitamin in one scoop?" And people said, "Well, you can't do that because some vitamins are poisonous." Yeah, some are poisonous. | |
| And I was like, "Well, then hire some motherfucker who knows what we can fucking do then." And then he put together this scoop with a thousand percent of basically everything that we could do without hurting anyone or whatever. | |
| And then it tasted like complete shit. | |
| It's supposed to though. | |
| It tasted nasty. | |
| It's nasty. | |
| And he goes, what flavor do you want? | |
| And I said, what are the options? | |
| He's like, we have cookie crumble, cotton candy. | |
| I was like, this is gay. | |
| This is gay. | |
| I was like, I don't want any fucking flavor. | |
| I'm built different. | |
| So everyone goes to me, you can't sell a supplement that tastes bad. | |
| I said, yes, I can. | |
| So I was like, a thousand percent of everything you need tastes like shit because life's hard. | |
| And that's how it fucking goes. | |
| And I drink it every morning. | |
| I have fire blood every morning, a glass every morning. | |
| It's the only supplement I take. | |
| It's legit. | |
| So I'm going to give you some. | |
| Where are you going to be from? | |
| Leeds. | |
| Leeds! | |
| Yeah, he's... | |
| Andrew, I want you to tell him my friend is a passport. | |
| No, no, I can't do videos. | |
| Only pictures. | |
| If I do videos, people get scammed. | |
| Watch the bar. | |
| Watch the bar. | |
| No, no, no, no. | |
| I'm being strained. | |
| I'll tell him we want this passport to lose weight. | |
| Nah, he'll work it out. | |
| Or he won't. | |
| He won't never have a girlfriend. | |
| Thanks, G. You show me Dubai, then we do Europe in my boat. | |
| Done! | |
| Yeah, I like that color. | |
| That's a nice color. | |
| Earlier in my car got the car at the gym. | |
| I was like, what the fuck? | |
| I actually forgot the style, bro. | |