Sept. 7, 2025 - Tate Speech - Andrew Tate
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| I've no, I've never lost a game. | |
| You can't keep doing this. | |
| Bro, I was up at fucking 5 30. | |
| I'll let you sleep for three whole hours. | |
| I'm a mobster, so try to stand one. | |
| I'm basically James Bond. | |
| Real nigger ball. | |
| Nobody knows but us how we roll, how we roll. | |
| Nobody knows where we come. | |
| Nobody knows where we come. | |
| Andrew Lus Bounce. | |
| Morning. | |
| Morning. | |
| How many hours did you sleep? | |
| None. | |
| Same. | |
| I was up until 3 a.m. watching SSB tutorials. | |
| And then need a piss at 4 30. | |
| Then at 5 a.m. my air conditioning started buzzing. | |
| Don't know why. | |
| Been awake ever since. | |
| Look at I have liquid sleep sleep right here. | |
| How are you so just bright, sunshiny, yipity? | |
| Are I always hours of sleep? | |
| Are I always Bailey? | |
| I'm so tired I can't even think of the right words. | |
| I'm always Mr. Brighton Sunshine. | |
| Chipper, that was the word I was looking for. | |
| Exactly. | |
| I'm Mr. Chipper. | |
| You're the miserable one in this group. | |
| I'm excited to drive my new car back to Bookerice. | |
| New car? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Oh, Renack. | |
| Yeah, sorry, my brain. | |
| Why didn't you film it? | |
| Is it because I sped off yesterday and I was driving too fast and you couldn't keep up with me? | |
| This is the fastest car in the world. | |
| Is that why? | |
| Fucking loser. | |
| Call yourself a cameraman. | |
| Very, very fast car. | |
| You'd spend more time in it because I had all these like controls and buttons and I didn't know how any of it worked, but I'll have to happen another day because uh I don't have the Ramak anymore. | |
| You don't have the Rimac. | |
| No. | |
| I don't understand. | |
| See, basically. | |
| I have a 79 car supercar collection in a warehouse deep in a mountain. | |
| And then I have four full-time drivers who work for me that can transport them anywhere around the world. | |
| So what I do as I drive around Romania is I just make phone calls to staff far away in Switzerland and say, no, I want this one tomorrow. | |
| At this place. | |
| And every hotel I get to, there's another supercar waiting for me. | |
| Most people's dream is to have a supercar. | |
| And then the people with a supercar dream of driving it around Europe. | |
| Not many people dream of having an AT car collection and changing cars every hotel they stay in around Europe. | |
| I have to win. | |
| I have to do it the best. | |
| So there's a different car outside. | |
| I drove the Rumac yesterday. | |
| I got here and overnight, while you were all sleeping, and I was watching SSB tutorials, which is why I'm gonna kick the fuck out of you with Luigi, believe it or not. | |
| The car has got swapped. | |
| Rumax on his way back to the mountain. | |
| And from the mountain came this one. | |
| What'd you get? | |
| You can't keep spotting cars overnight. | |
| You've been doing this whole trip. | |
| Bailey. | |
| This isn't even real live. | |
| This is like a video game. | |
| If you made five million a month, wouldn't you do the same thing? | |
| Be honest. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Be honest. | |
| 60 million a year to waste. | |
| What else are you gonna do? | |
| What are you gonna do? | |
| Buy buy your girlfriend flowers. | |
| Fag it. | |
| What you get? | |
| I'm genuinely here. | |
| I'm gonna leave the door. | |
| I'm gonna go in there. | |
| What are you waiting for? | |
| You're whoopy. | |
| I'm waiting for the Snake. | |
| I left you here. | |
| I said see you at 11. | |
| Leave you at 11. | |
| You said, yep, leave it at 11. | |
| Yeah, but that was before 8.30. | |
| I've knock on my door. | |
| Bro, I was up at fucking 5.30. | |
| I let you sleep for three whole hours. | |
| Let me sleep. | |
| In fact, I'm gonna go back to sleep now. | |
| I have never lost a game of Smash Bros. | |
| Ever. | |
| I've no, I've never lost a game. | |
| Oh I actually don't play Smash Bros anymore. | |
| It's my new safe. | |
| That's fear I smell. | |
| Quit breathing. | |
| Quit SSB, I'll quit coffee. | |
| Quit everything. | |
| Never lost. | |
| Why is everyone in this one room? | |
| It's basically my room. | |
| Please go out. | |
| Bye bye. | |
| That was a good idea. | |
| I'll say then I did not change this. | |
| Fuck do you want murder? | |
| You dress nice. | |
| Thank you. | |
| I wasn't talking to you. | |
| You're dressed exceptionally well. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| You look like a super villain, like a mobster. | |
| I'm a mobster, so turn us down. | |
| Steal on this track. | |
| Oh well. | |
| You know what I did to Christie? | |
| I locked him in the room. | |
| Human trafficking. | |
| I know. | |
| Hello, please. | |
| Like to report the kidnapping of a Romanian citizen American. | |
| You're a very good student. | |
| Tristan Tate. | |
| Never mind. | |
| Let's go. | |
| Say our names and things we like about each other. | |
| Same names. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Everyone name things you like about Marshall. | |
| I like how no one can ever beat him. | |
| I like his group of uh guys Yang Bram. | |
| You just directed that to yourself. | |
| I like his hype. | |
| I like Alex's intelligence. | |
| I like Smalic's bank ballots. | |
| I don't like anybody here. | |
| I'm not playing these games. | |
| I seriously don't like anybody. | |
| You know, walking through this medieval village, I've realized something in here. | |
| I used to think people get old. | |
| I used to think I was getting old. | |
| I used to think the people in their 60s and 70s talk about how good things were back then that they were getting old. | |
| People don't get old. | |
| People are just fixed by the decade they were born. | |
| They are a product of their time. | |
| What's actually happening is that the world is moving forward. | |
| And the world is changing. | |
| But men like us stay the same. | |
| It's like where you spend your teenage years where you formulate into a man. | |
| That's the decade you're permanently stuck in forever longing for. | |
| We have hundreds of thousands of dollars. | |
| We could go out tonight and spend a million dollars. | |
| We would never have as much fun as we used to have spending $50 in Luton in 2004. | |
| That's because Luton in 2004 is gone, Andrew. | |
| It's a world that no longer exists. | |
| And that's the world we want. | |
| That's the world we're looking for. | |
| We're making all this money, we're buying yachts, we're flying on jets, we're traveling the world in supercars, we're exploring the most unknown parts of the planet. | |
| We're here in a medieval village that no one else who's watching this has ever been to in Romania, looking for Luton in 2004, but it is gone. | |
| evaporated into the ashes. | |
| I just want to walk into a room where I'd have to actually speak to the people to get to know them. | |
| I'd like to make a friend who I'd have to go to his house and knock on his door to hang out with. | |
| I miss blockbuster videos on Saturday nights. | |
| You know, you used to walk through that store thinking there was too much choice. | |
| Decide on those two or three movies. | |
| Now you scroll Netflix with a hundred thousand films on it. | |
| Well isn't it crazy? | |
| There was the one girl in school who you thought was hot. | |
| When you think back and you analyze it, she had goofy teeth and no tits, but for some reason she was the one you thought was hot, and now there's all these thousands of supermodels all around us, on Instagram, on our phones, begging to see us, coming with us on yachts, traveling the world with us. | |
| And just none of them are hot like that girl was. | |
| Are we stuck in the past? | |
| I mean, we race forward, we make sure that we're making as much money as possible in the most modern way possible. | |
| But our hearts and our souls. | |
| Are we still stuck in the past? | |
| Are we still stuck in Newcastle on a Tuesday night while it's raining outside and we have 35 pounds between us? | |
| Is that the peak? | |
| Was that the most fun we ever had? | |
| It's the illusion of abundance. | |
| Because the truth of the matter is if you go to school and there's one hot girl, or you're living in a town and there's one club to go to. | |
| You have scarcity, but you know you have scarcity, but you have to go to the place you have to go. | |
| The illusion of abundance makes you feel like you could do anything. | |
| The fact of the matter is you can only be in one place at once. | |
| So you sit here with the thousands of destinations you could be at, the thousands of different women you could be in bed with. | |
| You can only really do one of those things at a time. | |
| So the abundance means nothing. | |
| Whichever one you're doing. | |
| You want to do the others. | |
| We're here in a medieval town in Romania, such a random place on the map. | |
| It could be in Baudrum, it could be in Dubai, we could be in Tokyo, could be in Miami, could be in New York, but we're here. | |
| But if we were in any of those cities, we'd be thinking, wouldn't it be cool to sit on a park bench in a citadel which was built in the 12th century and has remained unchanged and just enjoy a cigar away from the people and the noise and the lights and the paparazzi, just to sit and be invisible for a while. | |
| Wouldn't that be great? | |
| And now we're here, and just before this conversation, you and I were talking about whether we should go to Baldwin and check on our yacht. | |
| There is no abundance. | |
| It's just hard binary decisions. | |
| All of which lead to misery. | |
| Whether you do it or you don't do it. | |
| You'll regret what you do and you'll regret what you don't do. | |
| And whether you choose yes or no, I can only promise you sadness. | |
| I miss this in your time. | |
| I miss the 90s. | |
| How do we bring them back? | |
| You tell me. | |
| You know. | |
| I wonder if the people who built this Citadel in the 12th century. | |
| I wonder if one of them was born in 1210. | |
| By the year 1240. | |
| Was very upset by how quickly the world had accelerated technologically. | |
| Because I'm upset. | |
| I'll be honest with you. | |
| Five years ago, no one knew what AI was. | |
| Now everybody on the planet has AI on their phone. | |
| Nobody uses anything else but AI for school tests, medical exams, lawyers going out of business, doctors going out of business. | |
| Everyone just uses AI all the time. | |
| It's become completely normal overnight. | |
| Nobody even thinks it's strange. | |
| We all know it's coming to make slaves of us all, conquer society. | |
| We laugh about it and we make memes about how we're all gonna belong to the robots and get puffed up. | |
| And that's it, it's funny. | |
| Ha ha ha, and it's all on our phones. | |
| Three years is all it took and it's done. | |
| I used to be the strongest man in the village. | |
| I could carry the stuff no one else could carry. | |
| I used to matter. | |
| I'd carry that, but now look, everyone's got a wheelbarrow. | |
| I used to be the smartest man, Tristan. | |
| I was the smartest man online. | |
| Now everyone has chat GPT in their phones. | |
| Now what's the customer? | |
| Well, and now that free speech is back, at least on X, everyone's saying the things that you used to say and getting banned for. | |
| You paved the way. | |
| So did the strong man, he paved the way. | |
| Him marching, carrying those heavy things is what paved the ground. | |
| He made the dirt paths that was smooth enough for those wheelbarrows to run off. | |
| And now he looks around him and he sees all these ungrateful swine walking around with wheelbarrows carrying their own trinkets. | |
| You know what? | |
| We have to consciously blink and change our brains. | |
| And start trying to think of every single day as the best day of our life. | |
| Because you know what? | |
| Hey. | |
| One day we're gonna look back on you and I sitting in the Citadel, smoking a cigar. | |
| Neither of us had any health issues yet. | |
| Both breathing. | |
| That's one of the best days of my life. | |
| Yeah, love's still pretty good. | |
| Suck to be most other people. | |
| They have no vegetables at all. | |
| It's tobacco or vegetable. | |
| You hesitate before opening your bank account. | |
| You already know what's in your bank account. | |
| You're not checking the balance, you're checking how bad it is. | |
| Meanwhile, 17-year-old just made 7200 building a website in 43 minutes using AI. | |
| He didn't code, didn't study, didn't even leave his room that he hasn't cleaned for weeks. | |
| Just a few clicks and the client paid him thousands. | |
| This isn't the future. | |
| It's happening now. | |
| If you're not using AI, you will be replaced by the ones who mastered it. | |
| They pay me seven grand. | |
| We made 19,000 revenue. | |
| I've made around 23,000 from the real world. | |
| I've made about 70k. | |
| While most people are still figuring out what AI even is, students are using it to build websites in under an hour and getting paid thousands for it. | |
| Because AI changed the rules. | |
| AI broke the game. | |
| We found the cheat code first. | |
| We are years ahead of the curve. | |
| You either keep watching the wave or you ride it straight to the bank. | |
| Join the real world now. | |
| Respectable choice. | |
| I have to admit. | |
| Aston Martin DB12. | |
| You know, I thought the Rumac Novera is the fastest car in the world. | |
| It's electronic and it's electric and it's space age. | |
| I need to get back to the original. | |
| I need a big fat cigar. | |
| I need two or three women sharing a seat. | |
| I need to be racing a car that should technically beat me like a McLaren in an Aston Martin. | |
| I'm James Bond. | |
| I'm basically James Bond. | |
| I can fight and I have loads of money. | |
| And all the governments of the world are after me trying to kill me. | |
| I'm basically James Bond. | |
| This is a brand new Aston Martin DB12. | |
| You know, off my 79 car collection, 28 now was 29. | |
| Cars I've never even seen. | |
| I've never even saw this car before today. | |
| It's just been sitting in storage. | |
| So uh for the next month I can get a new car here every day. | |
| I remember being poor. | |
| Not anymore, Bailey. | |
| I'm escaped. | |
| You can't keep doing this. | |
| I need to find out what the machine gun button is. | |
| In case you keep telling me what I can and can't do. | |
| You know, it's most men's dream to be able to afford one of these on finance. | |
| I bought it cash from house arrest after going to jail. | |
| This is the first time I've ever even seen it. | |
| And you couldn't even be bothered to get it here for like a year. | |
| I'm a real nigger. | |
| I can't hear it. | |
| Light down. | |
| And that's not a bone key. | |
| Now give me the pussy and me a fuck it up. | |
| Real nigger bombs. | |
| Bombs black now. | |
| Bomb's black. | |
| RB. | |
| James Bond's favorite artist is Movado. | |
| I catch your pony's yacht. | |
| He played Candy Crush. | |
| I'm happy that's this. | |
| I'm ambidextrous. | |
| Can I feed you for ice cream, nigger? | |
| We're gonna have so much fun, right, Tristan? | |
| You can't beat me, you can't beat me. | |
| Just like Smash Bros. | |
| These aren't the nicest clothes I own. |
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