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Pain Is the Ellipse of Success
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| close to decimation and damnation and something must be done legends have always been forged in fire every single man you can name from history was born from pain Born from fire, born from doing the things other men can't do. | |
| For you to be competent, you have to have lived through some things. | |
| To be good at being a man, you have to have had a hard life. | |
| If you look at any superhero, his life was hard. | |
| This is the reality of it. | |
| To be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| The flavor of life is pain. | |
| You try to change the flavor. | |
| All the bad things have to happen. | |
| There's no way to get there without the bad things. | |
| It's only pain that can teach a man. | |
| That is why I suffered. | |
| That's why I got in the ring. | |
| That's why I fought. | |
| That's why I went through the endless pain. | |
| The best things in life as a man are the things that are difficult to do. | |
| Every time you cried, when that bitch broke your heart, every time you were sad and depressed, these are the things that mow you. | |
| There's no such thing as a good man who's not familiar with pain. | |
| The best men are familiar with pain. | |
| That's what makes you a man. | |
| Women love scars because it shows that you've been hurt and got back up. | |
| That is the exact point. | |
| Pain is the ellipse of success. | |
| You're only going to feel confident in yourself and feel happy when you've been through hell and come out the other side. | |
| The pain is required. | |
| And you'll often notice that people who are better than you are people who have suffered more than you have suffered. | |
| Every single hero in every single movie goes through adversity. | |
| There's never been a hero movie where all he does is win. | |
| No, to be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| If you're suffering, that's part of your hero's journey. | |
| There is no hero's journey without suffering. | |
| That's the whole point of being a man, is that you're supposed to suffer. | |
| You're supposed to eat pain for breakfast. | |
| You're supposed to come and grow into a better version of yourself. | |
| So when bad things happen to you, do not sit at home and lament. | |
| Instead look in the mirror and say thank you God for giving me one of the ingredients that is needed for the chemical concoction that is going to turn me into a superhero. | |
| They cancelled him, they deleted him from everything. | |
| They tried to put him in jail. | |
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Suffering Is Part Of Being A Man
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| That failed. | |
| Now they killed him. | |
| You get three lives against these people. | |
| Donald Trump has survived another assassination attempt, a second one. | |
| Trump has officially survived the stage three matrix attack. | |
| They're going to come for us one day with this H3. | |
| And now Trump set the bar. | |
| I kind of feel like the only way to do better is to get hit in the chest. | |
| The Tales of Udon. | |
| Original stories written by Andrew Tate to pass on the lessons bestowed upon him by his father, Master Poe. | |
| Last night at Tap Wudon On my last night at Tapu Don, Master Poe and I sat atop the largest rock. | |
| We sat together with our eyes closed. | |
| 42 breaths per minute in perfect sync. | |
| Such was the way of Wudan. | |
| At 3 a.m. When the night was darkest, I opened my eyes and saw Master Poe staring at the moon. | |
| Tears streamed down his face. | |
| His breathing pattern hadn't broken. | |
| Why are you crying? I asked. | |
| He didn't reply. | |
| I turned my head to look at the moon and cried with him. | |
| It was at this point Tei Chin Kai was mastered. | |
| Such is the way of Wudan. | |
| You are in for a very, very rude awakening. | |
| AI is gonna make the average person absolutely obsolete. | |
| That is a fact. | |
| Don't worry, just go to school and work hard to school. | |
| Don't worry, just go to college and work hard in college. | |
| Don't worry, just get university debt. | |
| Don't worry, just get your career. | |
| Then get a mortgage, pay your mortgage, pay off your moments. | |
| Don't worry, my dad will want a holiday. | |
| Don't worry, take your attention to take mine or lose your job. | |
| Look your house. | |
| Anything, go talk out of line. | |
| Happy lives or a good life. | |
| No, that's all a lie and it's all garbage. | |
| It's gonna become harder and harder for anybody to have any significance in the world today unless they're an exceptional person. | |
| That is hard for most people to do. | |
| And it's gonna get to a point where you're not gonna be able to drive where you want, fly where you want, eat what you want. | |
| You have no freedom, you're gonna own nothing, and you will not be happy, and you won't even be able to resist. | |
| And once all of this happens, it's over for everybody. | |
| Wear the mask or get shot on the spot. | |
| It's coming for everybody, and the only chance you have to escape any of this is exceptionalism. | |
| The average person's life is going off a cliff, which means you don't have time to sit around worrying about how you feel. | |
| Instead, you have to wake up and say, This is almost impossible, but I'm gonna do it. | |
| and you have to get it done. | |
| On that note, because we're drinking 1775 coffee, we should probably mention it. | |
| So, Tristan, because you're a professional podcast streamer, okay, I'm gonna put you on the spot. | |
| You think yourself of a professional? | |
| Sure, let's go. | |
| Sell this 1775 coffee. | |
| Many people buy it in the tone of a 1940s private investigator. | |
| Listen, toots. | |
| The streets were cold, but the truth was out there. | |
| The only heat I could feel came from the trail I was following and the burning sensation of the 1775 in my left hand. | |
| Just before I left the office, Betty arrived. | |
| She always seemed to turn up on rainy days or 1940s, yeah? | |
| Yeah, Betty was a nigger. | |
| Okay, listen: 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the only coffee we drink because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| So buy something slipping a fag. | |
| That was accurate. | |
| 1940s. | |
| Come on. | |
| Nice. | |
| You did give me a time period. | |
| My theory on life is that life as a man has basically always been shit. | |
| People ask me questions about their happiness and motivation and depression, and I'm seen as this guru. | |
| But truthfully, if you think about it, life as a man was always shit. | |
| Name a period of history where life as a man wasn't shit. | |
| Do you wish you were in World War II? | |
| In a trench? | |
| There's people in a trench today, at least you're not one of them. | |
| Let's go back a few more years. | |
| What about peasant, a serf? | |
| A feudal lord has raped your wife, and you're not allowed to say anything about it because you're busy sowing seeds in a fucking tunic. | |
| Is that you? | |
| Probably. | |
| So you would have been. | |
| Little peasant, little nerd. | |
| Dying of the black death. | |
| A flea. | |
| Bro. | |
| Was life as a man in the year 700 any better than it is today? | |
| Look at all the battles where men charged at each other with spears, just getting stabbed to death. | |
| Whether you win or lose, whether you survive or not. | |
| Being a man has always sucked. | |
| And now, being a man still super sucks, but it's probably the best it's ever been. | |
| And you're crying about it. | |
| Of all the periods of history where men had to be men and go through what was expected of men, This is the period of history where it's really not that bad. | |
| You have to make some money. | |
| You have to be competent, be on time, go to the gym, be funny so the girls want to talk to you, be charismatic, and you'll be alright. | |
| Haven't got charge at the muskets, haven't gotten load the cannons, haven't got freeze to death in the icy waters of the Atlantic for the women and children. | |
| No, you have to go to the gym, and you're struggling with motivation. | |
| Because you're a fuck up and a loser. | |
| Being a man's always been shit, and compared to being a woman, it will always be permanently shit. | |
| The situations men are in, if they were reversed, would be global tragedies. | |
| Let's take the war in Ukraine. | |
| Right now, there are men dying in a ditch, getting blown to smithereens in Ukraine. | |
| They've sent their wives away to Europe for safety, and their wives have found new husbands. | |
| Imagine the global outrage if a bunch of women were getting blown apart, limbs flying through the air, and the men had left to go have sex with another girl. | |
| Imagine the meltdown! | |
| What happens to men? | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| You're a dude. | |
| Who cares? | |
| Get over it. | |
| Life's shit as a man, but it's better than it's ever been. | |
| And if you're struggling today, you would never have stood a chance when the armored knights came over the hill ready to decapitate everybody in your village. | |
| You would have pissed your little pants, stood there, covered in pee. | |
| P running down your legs, waiting for the fucking sword. | |
| Go to the gym. | |
| Fuck. | |
| Make some money. | |
| A lot of motivation. | |
| PP. | |
| I don't want to hear anyone complain about how life is hard as a man ever again. | |
| Because I know. | |
| I just don't care. | |
| The solution to it is to become exceptional and capable in all realms. | |
| That's the solution I offer to you. | |
| I don't try and change the world and make women care about men because they don't. | |
| I don't try and make society care about men because they never will. | |
| All I can do is say if you become brilliant, then people will care about you. | |
| Not because you're a man, but because of who you are as an individual. | |
| Women are cared about by default by blanket because they are female. | |
| Men are only cared about if they become exceptional as an individual. | |
| Blanket men are not of interest to the Matrix. | |
| Nobody cares about men when we die. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| They're dying right now in ditches all around the world. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Exceptionalism is the only way out. | |
| And if you understand that and still can't get motivated to do the bare minimum, well then you deserve eternal serfdom as a slave and a peon and a peasant below me being overtaken by my Ferrari while you're on the bus. | |
| You're fired Just fired 20 staff. | |
| AI is taking over the world and the real world is right at the forefront of the revolution. | |
| I had to fire 20 staff members because they couldn't compete with AI systems. | |
| We've built AI that handles their job better, more efficiently and faster in every single metric. | |
| That's not the future. | |
| That's happening right now. | |
| At our AI automation campus, we teach our students to create advanced AI models, the same ones that businesses are using to replace their reliance on outdated human labor. | |
| Our AI models handle everything. | |
| Customer support, calls, live chat, you name it. | |
| Sales, automating follow-ups, personalized engagement, closing deals, email responses with tailored lighting fast replies. | |
| Social media posts like this one you're watching. | |
| Our students have already generated over a million dollars in September alone from selling AI models to companies and we're on track to hit $2 million in October. | |
| The AI automation revolution is here and businesses everywhere are about to do what I just did. | |
| Fire their teams and replace them with artificial intelligence. | |
| If you want to be ahead of everyone else, just like we are and start making money from artificial intelligence, now is your chance. | |
| There is one place on the planet that will teach you how to train a robot army. | |
| It isn't traditional education. | |
| It's not your current job. | |
| It's the real world. | |
| We have 18 modern wealth creation methods and one of them is the AI Automation Campus. | |
| And those who get in early, those are the ones who are going to see the biggest reward. | |
| Don't wait until it's too late. | |
| Get ahead or get left behind. | |
| He's had to fire 20 members of staff. | |
| Now, I didn't want to do that, but I'm going to explain to you the oncoming AI revolution from the position of a business owner, because that's what I am. | |
| I own the largest online educational platform on the planet, and we also teach AI automation. | |
| So we teach people how to make the machines that replace people. | |
| That's what we teach. | |
| And I said to the people who work for me, I could replace a large percentage of you with machines. | |
| Machines that will outperform you by a factor of two, machines that work 24 hours a day, and machines that I don't have to pay once they're set up. | |
| It will save me a whole lot of money, but you know what? | |
| I'm a nice man. | |
| I'm a nice man. | |
| You've worked for me a long time. | |
| I don't want to replace you with a machine. | |
| We're going to try and just keep things as they were. | |
| It's like the factory owner, you know, the factory owner and the new machines are coming that make the factory things better than your old man, Ted. | |
| Remember Ted? | |
| Ted, he's worked for you for four years. | |
| Ted's got a family. | |
| Ted and his hammer. | |
| He's a bit slow, old Ted, but he's worked for you for a long time. | |
| You're trying to keep Ted in a job. | |
| The machines come along. | |
| China only uses machines. | |
| They're outperforming you. | |
| China's making everything cheaper than you are now, but you want to keep Ted on the payroll, old Ted. | |
| How you doing, Ted? | |
| That's what most of you fucks are, and you don't even realize it. | |
| Let me explain it to you. | |
| I warned all of my staff that I could fire them and I could replace them, but I won't. | |
| They all said thanks. | |
| And then, in their hubris and arrogance, continued a couple days later to just be normal staff. | |
| They didn't up their game. | |
| They didn't DM me and say, how can they perform better? | |
| They didn't ask me if there's anything more I need from them. | |
| They were just like, ah, yeah, thanks. | |
| Okay. | |
| And just carried on being a dipshit. | |
| It ain't gonna last for long because that AI option is always hanging over the boss's head. | |
| Please understand this. | |
| If you're a normal person working for a company, your boss is already discussing with somebody else how to replace you with a machine already. | |
| And they may sit there and think, oh, I want to keep Ted for a while, but it's going to be in the back of their mind. | |
| This option they could always replace you. | |
| It's like having a girlfriend. | |
| You have a girlfriend, she's okay, but you have this real hot chick who's chasing you all the time, you know? | |
| And when the girlfriend who's okay starts messing up, you just think, why don't I just get that hot chick here and teach this one a lesson? | |
| So let me give you an example. | |
| I had 20 members of staff I could have replaced with machines. | |
| I didn't replace them with machines. | |
| One of them has been replying to me slowly because he's not got official holiday. | |
| He's just gone to Spain or somewhere. | |
| And he's replying to me a little bit slower because he's enjoying his life. | |
| I don't care. | |
| I'm on house arrest. | |
| I'm not enjoying my life. | |
| Machines don't enjoy their fucking life. | |
| Nobody else is enjoying your life and you're replying to me slow. | |
| So because of that, you got replaced with a machine. | |
| And guess what? | |
| The machine did so fucking fantastic. | |
| Everybody else in your division got replaced. | |
| So you being a dip shit got everyone fired. | |
| And that is the position anybody, anybody with a job is currently in. | |
| If you are just going to your job thinking everything's going to be fine and not upping your game and not understanding that all of your bosses are constantly working towards and considering replacing you with a machine which will outperform you in every single metric, then you're a dumbass. | |
| The future is AI. | |
| And what's interesting about it is you're going to have the people who know how to use it like me, the business owners who know how to implement it like me, who get monumentally wealthy, richer than ever before, and the average person is going to get wrecked. | |
| Have-nots, have-youngs. | |
| That's all it's going to be. | |
| AI is going to put more and more money into the hands of people who know how to utilize it and take more and more money from the Joe average. | |
| I'll do my job and then I'll go home, then I'll log off, dip shit. | |
| Those people are long, long, long gone. | |
| Sorry, Ted. | |
| Sorry. | |
| And I'm genuinely making this video. | |
| I'm not trying to brag in any way. | |
| I actually tried to keep these people on the payroll. | |
| I can afford it. | |
| But they're just, humans are ungrateful. | |
| The machine says thank you to me more than the fucking human does. | |
| And the machine doesn't even get paid. | |
| This is the future. | |
| I am the future. | |
| I'm living the future. | |
| I'm trying to live my life spearheading towards the future because I understand that's where time ends. | |
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Leaving a Mark
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| And this is a warning to every single one of you at home. | |
| You need to understand that you have one of three choices. | |
| You try your very best to be nice to your boss so that he keeps you on even though you're useless like Ted. | |
| You try to outperform a machine, which is impossible. | |
| Or you learn how to make machines work for you. | |
| And I strongly recommend, especially if you're relatively young, that you take option three and learn how to make machines work for you before it's too late. | |
| Top G is an individual who is capable in all rounds, as my father said. | |
| Sheer indefatigability, unmatched perspicacity, a cleared opponent in all lives of human endeavor. | |
| You are talking to me, you are a dangerous cat So what the competition is, as soon as they say my name, you're gonna be like, I'm fucked No matter what it is, hot scotch, jump broke, table tennis, who gives a shit. | |
| Even things I'm not good at, you know my mindset. | |
| My unmatched perspicacity, my ability to proceed, my sheer indefatigability, the fact that I never get tired. | |
| You add all this together. | |
| I am a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavor. | |
| Even things I don't know yet, I don't yet know how to do. | |
| You do not want to compete with me in those things. | |
| That is why I am Top G. | |
| That mentality you can expand on is taught, it's up to the floor. | |
| If you do your best in one thing, it can radiate out across your entire life. | |
| That's the greatest thing about being a man. | |
| As a man, when you upgrade your life and you become a better man, by extension, you automatically improve the lives of all of your friends, of your woman, of your children, of your community, of your country. | |
| We radiate. | |
| As a man, when you have a lot of money, you use it to provide and to help others. | |
| I find my happiness through the happiness of others. | |
| My money is for everybody else. | |
| I'm the workhorse. | |
| All I do is work and give it away. | |
| Are you fucking serious? | |
| It's more about giving than receiving, but that's what life is like as a man. | |
| You give things, you make other people happy. | |
| That's the whole point of being a man is to stand up and make other people happy and work hard for other people and be dependable for other people. | |
| And it's all about other people when you're a full-grown man. | |
| That's just how it works. | |
| I believe the best way I can serve God is to improve the world. | |
| And by improving the world as a whole, God will be happy with me. | |
| And the way to improve the world is to create soldiers. | |
| You need soldiers to fight for God. | |
| We need masculine men to fight against the matrix and the control mechanisms. | |
| We need to be the resistance. | |
| This is how I show God that I am a loyal soldier by inspiring other soldiers. | |
| I'm Morpheus. | |
| I free the minds which are ready to be freed. | |
| I dedicate so much of my life to you guys. | |
| I don't think you guys understand that most of you in my position would just get in the Bugatti and fuck off and just hang around with chicks and just go on yachts. | |
| I dedicate so much of my life to you guys because I treated you as my purpose. | |
| else am I supposed to do? | |
| Some moron said to me, Andrew, what would you do if your sons don't end up like you? | |
| As if that's even possible. | |
| I am my father. | |
| They are my children. | |
| They are me. | |
| How can they not be me? | |
| They have only been born to continue to take dynasty. | |
| That's why they exist. | |
| Yeah, but maybe they want to do other things. | |
| Want? | |
| Who is talking about want? | |
| There is duty. | |
| There is honor. | |
| There's things they must do. | |
| Who asks children what they want? | |
| Children don't want to do anything important. | |
| You must show them via discipline. | |
| You must make them understand that some things are more important than their wants. | |
| That's how they grow into an amazing person. | |
| So then this clown said to me, Well, so you're just having sons to be just like you? | |
| That's the only reason you want them? | |
| Yeah, basically. | |
| I mean, I'm not going to live forever. | |
| Love is my link to the future. | |
| Primarily, I want versions of me to exist, to leave a mark on the planet. | |
| How gay must you be to not want to leave a mark on Earth? | |
| Think about that mindset. | |
| You have a finite number of human years. | |
| You are going to die. | |
| That is guaranteed. | |
| There are people who want to die and leave no mark. | |
| They may not have kids at all. | |
| If they do have kids, they want them to be individuals who come up with their own ideas and listen to the TV and YouTube and chop their digs off and listen to the school and their little homos. | |
| They don't want to leave a carbon footprint. | |
| No, I just want to die and I don't want to be on the internet or on Wikipedia and be insignificant. | |
| Nobody remembers me and my sons don't even represent me and all my ideals and everything I represented is just gone. | |
| I'm one of those people who is born and vanishes and is never discussed again. | |
| Are you fucking gay? | |
| Your primary objective as a man should be during this lifetime to leave a mark that will be discussed. | |
| Hopefully a positive one. | |
| That's your goal, right? | |
| Your goal is to be such a fantastic version of human that everybody talks about your upbringing. | |
| Everybody talks about your parents. | |
| Everybody talks about your lineage. | |
| It's to make children in your image. | |
| So when your children are fantastic, they then discuss their upbringing, meaning they discuss you by proxy. | |
| Your mindset, your views, your ideals to be propagated into the future. | |
| Isn't that the exact fucking point of being alive? | |
| What else is the point of being alive? | |
| They have emptied your heart and emptied your spirit and emptied your soul of all of the things you used to know you wanted. | |
| The innate masculine desires have been replaced by garbage. | |
| All you've ever wanted is a woman who obeys you, who won't cheat, who will be loyal, who is desperate to give you sons. | |
| That's all you've ever wanted. | |
| And now feminism's convinced women that they shouldn't want that. | |
| And even worse, it's convinced you you're a bad person for wanting it. | |
| Oh, I'm a real man and I'm secure, so I don't want my woman to be loyal to me and just give me loads of kids. | |
| I want her to, you know, follow her dreams at that party in Tulum. | |
| Are you gay? | |
| Are you gay? | |
| And I'm asking you a serious question. | |
| Are you gay? | |
| What else are we alive for? | |
| What's the point in all of this if it's not to leave a positive mark in the world? | |
| What's the point of any of it? | |
| And what's the point in having children if they're not going to replicate you? | |
| Which means you have a duty to your kids to be as fantastic as possible. | |
| I can only hope my children are as good as I am. | |
| Let alone better. | |
| Do you understand how important it is for humanity as a whole that there are 10 Andrew Tates in the future? | |
| Not one, 10. | |
| Do you understand how important that is? | |
| I have a duty to them to flawlessly perform. | |
| People say to me, Andrew, you should shut up. | |
| They're going to put you in jail. | |
| If I shut up, I may not go to jail, but then I do not get to propagate my ideals. | |
| I do not get to show bravery to my offspring. | |
| I do not get to leave a mark on humanity. | |
| You think I'm afraid of a fucking jail cell? | |
| I'm afraid of eternal insignificance, which is fostered from cowardice, because that is the life most of you men are living. | |
| You are too cowardly to do the difficult things which must be done to garner respect from allies and enemies alike. | |
| And you are going to be forgotten. | |
| You are never going to be remembered. | |
| Your sons will never wake up every day thinking, I have to be as good as dad. | |
| I have to try harder. | |
| Your kids will wake up and they'll go to school and they'll learn about Globo Homo. | |
| That's the end of your bloodline, Globo Homo. | |
| It's unbelievable. | |
| You know, the human spirit is actually quite an easy thing to satisfy, especially in the masculine mom. | |
| You want to be respected, especially by the people close to you. | |
| You want to work hard, you want to make money, you want to have a woman who's obsessed with you, you want to have children who respect you. | |
| You want to provide for all of them. | |
| You want to be feared by your opponents. | |
| You want to be respected by your allies. | |
| That's it. | |
| We live in this technological age where we can do more things than we could ever do before. | |
| You can go to more places. | |
| You can do more activities. | |
| You can play video games. | |
| You can enter the metaverse. | |
| You can go inside the Matrix and put the goggles on. | |
| You can jerk off. | |
| You can do all this dumb shit. | |
| But your soul feels empty. | |
| And the reason it feels empty is because the things you actually want, you can no longer find. | |
| Feminism has convinced women that they shouldn't respect men. | |
| Even worse, it's convinced you you shouldn't find a woman who respects you. | |
| You think you're a bad man if you don't let your girlfriend go and suck men off in Tulum. | |
| You think that makes you insecure if you don't let her go party every weekend. | |
| When you stand up and say, I'm a man, and I'm a big, strong, competent man, and my woman's going to love me and respect me, and I'm going to protect and provide for her, and I will be obeyed because this is my household, and this is the Tate name, and this is my creed. | |
| You're labeled misogynistic. | |
| Even worse, if you're successful enough, they'll do what they did to me. | |
| They'll label you a terrorist. | |
| You're a terrible person. | |
| At the same time, this is juxtaposed with immigrants and psychos running the streets with blades, murdering on at will. | |
| When masculinity is more needed than ever before to protect families and protect society, they're decimating it in real time by the slave mechanisms, all with the goal of emptying out the cups. | |
| You are a glass, and they're trying to empty you out, get rid of every single drop of water so they can fill you with poison instead. | |
| You have to be empty before you're filled up. | |
| Think about the things that even make you smile nowadays. | |
| Is it a woman telling you that she couldn't leave you? | |
| Is it a woman coming up to you saying, it doesn't matter what you do, I know you keep having babies with other women because you want so many babies. | |
| I just can't leave you. | |
| Does that happen to you ever? | |
| No. | |
| Does she even listen to you? | |
| No. | |
| Do your children look at you like a superhero? | |
| Do people fear you? | |
| What makes you happy? | |
| Video games, sports teams? | |
| Going to a concert? | |
| Ah, what if you make enough money on crypto to buy a Lambo and then fuck some whore everyone's fucked? | |
| Does that make you happy? | |
| Are you a man now? | |
| Are you a real G? | |
| Did you get a cigar? | |
| It's all fucking gay. | |
| This is why I quit drinking. | |
| People often ask me, Andrew, why'd you quit drinking? | |
| Because I have things to do now. | |
| When I was younger, the world was a very different place. | |
| 10, 15 years ago, the entire world was different than it is now. | |
| I don't feel like I've gotten older. | |
| I feel like the world has actually genuinely changed. | |
| And now we're in an age where the oncoming enslavement is so palatable, you can feel it, you can smell it, you can touch it. | |
| All you can possibly be doing is preparing for war. | |
| I'm a billionaire with unlimited finance who can do anything, and I spend most of my day training, making money, and educating my sons on how difficult their life's going to be. | |
| You have a lot less money and resource and capability and fame and knowledge and intellect than me. | |
| What are you doing with your time? | |
| You should be dedicating even more time to these things than I am. | |
| What are you doing with your time? | |
| Be honest. | |
| Going to the bar. | |
| Whoa, a girl! | |
| If a girl doesn't give you children, she's not poor. | |
| You don't need to talk to her. | |
| That's what she's for. | |
| She's to give you offspring and to respect you and love you. | |
| That's what you need her for. | |
| And she ain't doing those things. | |
| You're a leader at all. | |
| You're always going to feel empty until you just admit what you really want. | |
| And the beauty of it is, you can't believe that these things are owed to you because they're not. | |
| The beauty about it is these things must be earned. | |
| People say women are ruined and feminism has destroyed them. | |
| It's true. | |
| Women are ruined to the point that their standards are now much higher. | |
| You can get a woman who will dedicate her life to you and trust you completely, but you have to be that guy. | |
| And you can make money, but you have to be that guy. | |
| And you can be feared by your enemies, but you have to be that guy. | |
| Things have changed. | |
| The difficulty has been turned up. | |
| The winners will get higher scores than ever before. | |
| The losers will be decimated in real time. | |
| The Western world is collapsing. | |
| Slavery is coming for everybody. | |
| And you need to at least be perspicacious enough to see all of this coming and indefigable enough to work endlessly to do your best to resist. | |
| And your primary objective should be to have enough sons who will go into history and become fantastic enough for them to discuss who their father was. | |
| My father is still talked about every single day, somewhere on the internet, not only because of his achievements, but because of who I am. | |
| And for that reason, he has sparked global intrigue. | |
| The most common question I get asked by men is, why am I unhappy? | |
| And the answer isn't an answer they like, but I'm going to tell you all one more time. | |
| why you feel empty and unhappy inside. | |
| It's because you deserve it. | |
| It's because you're a loser. | |
| It's because you haven't tried hard enough. | |
| It's because you're not significant enough. | |
| Because that hole in your heart will never be filled by the garbage and asinine bullshit you're doing with your life. | |
| Because nobody respects you and women don't pine after you. | |
| You don't have endless children from endless supermodels. | |
| You haven't achieved enough. | |
| Your name isn't respected. | |
| You're a fucking nobody. | |
| If I was you, I'd be unhappy too. | |
| And you deserve that unhappiness. | |
| And that unhappiness should be endless fire and motivation for you to do whatever it takes to get ahead. | |
| If I am outworking you and I'm already at the top of the mountain, how do you expect ever to get up here? | |
| At the absolute highest echelons of human achievement, I am still outworking you. | |
| I am not distracted by the things you're distracted by. | |
| I've got a huge head start. | |
| And if you ever want to feel truly content in your heart, if you ever want to look in the mirror and understand, no matter what they do to me, if they put me in jail, if they attack me online, if they lie about me, if the BBC prints bullshit, if they matrix attack me, if they take my money, no matter what they do to me, I'm still that guy. | |
| It's only going to be achieved via hard work. | |
| Oh, I heard that the Tate brothers are here in the US of A. Think me boys need to go hand them some guns. | |
| Get ready for war, gentlemen. | |
| The Tate brothers are here to stay. | |
| I lay my head by my pistol and close my eyes and pray. | |
| These memories they haunt me, baby. | |
| But the rock good whiskey make the pangooey. | |
| Many miles on these old roads, many miles ahead. | |
| I've been running for so long, man. | |
| If I'm so danced down and dragged me through the mirror, you can break my bones and spend all my blood. | |
| You can light me up on fire. | |
| It's been bad on my eye, but you better run. | |
| Let me tell you, sir. | |
| How to do the gunner's cars on his bed, man. | |
| Not a tear inside. | |
| Scala's hands won't equip like lightning and his butt shot. | |
| Steel shot at me. | |
| UFC. | |
| Power slap today. | |
| UFC tomorrow. | |
| Oh, it's PowerSlap today. | |
| And then Club after PowerSlap. | |
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Why Go To The Club?
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| Why do we have to go to the club? | |
| Look, I don't know, man. | |
| You're in your 20s. | |
| You love going to clubs. | |
| I don't. | |
| I'm old, man. | |
| I've done clubs. | |
| I've done every club almost anywhere in the world. | |
| But you are my cousin. | |
| No, I don't want to go to the club. | |
| Listen. | |
| Listen. | |
| I don't want to go. | |
| I think we should stay in the hotel. | |
| Fine, you twisted my arm, Luke. | |
| You twisted my fucking arm. | |
| It's the last time. | |
| I'm not twisting. | |
| I'm going to go to the club with you tonight. | |
| We're not there. | |
| I'm in. | |
| You're in. | |
| Andrew, Luke needs us to go to a club. | |
| Oh, fine, Luke. | |
| Your father, we're approaching 40. | |
| I understand you have no interest in this shit, and neither do I. | |
| But we're good cousins. | |
| I don't want to go to the club. | |
| You're welcome, Luke. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| No, don't worry. | |
| Write me a letter of thanks. | |
| Save your thank yous. | |
| This is stupid. | |
| What you call an icon living? | |
| Saw the record label, Miss Miss just did it. | |
| Nylon, come for five minutes. | |
| Whoa, we are too high in the business. | |
| About to make a movie independent. | |
| Need new trucks independent. | |
| I need you to listen to the vision. | |
| All your verses selling dirty dishes. | |
| I'm about to clean them in the kitchen. | |
| And we're making money by the minute. | |
| I'm about to do it way different. | |
| I am just an icon living. | |
| I am just an icon living. | |
| Liver. | |
| I can't live. | |
| I am just an icon living. | |
| I'm an icon. | |
| I am not a mind, I'm a menace. | |
| It's wild. | |
| You can lie like a professor. | |
| I don't got the time to put you on a stretcher. | |
| Stretcher. | |
| I am here and it's still smashing. | |
| America, baby. | |
| I'm a high-style cook for five minutes. | |
| Whoa, we are so hot in the business. | |
| Last verse was before the award show. | |
| What? | |
| Icon cut it on my torso. | |
| Me and Moy dipping in the porso. | |
| What? | |
| I ain't even taking on torso. | |
| What? | |
| Uh, damn. | |
| Last girl signed a divorce. | |
| So what? | |
| Now I'm focused on we about to all blow up. | |
| We just tryna make the whole crowd go rush. | |
| What? | |
| Look. | |
| We don't know no one like you. | |
| Go girls and you dance like Michael. | |
| No eyes, misfits, no typos. | |
| Look, like, we just want to make you go psychos. | |
| He said, I will never fuck with Steiny again. | |
| You were walked away from me. | |
| Yeah, you're terrified. | |
| No, no. | |
| I slept going to jail knowing we can get you. | |
| Never see me again, but I kind of want to go back and make sure I'm safe. | |
| You're not going to see me again like that. | |
| Different type of cocktail. | |
| I think that might have been drilled. | |
| My view is. | |
| He's a bit upset because me and Stein. | |
| Let's do a bet. | |
| You can. | |
| I got my alligator shoes on. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I don't even know. | |
| Did you're spossing? | |
| I'm gonna be honest. | |
| I'm gonna be honest with you. | |
| Who's being laid? | |
| That pineapple. | |
| Come on, bro. | |
| When you ain't your prime. | |
| Fuck that paper, baby, my face on the daddy. | |
| Living like this isn't an accident. | |
| The private booths that you would see, surrounded by champions. | |
| The best tables at the most exclusive clubs. | |
| The freedom to wake up one day in Dubai and end the night in Beverly Hills. | |
| And this life is built, earned, one. | |
| Most people, they just watch. | |
| They watch from the cheap seats while the real players sit cage side. | |
| They walk past luxury hotels while others check in without thinking twice. | |
| They scroll past stacks of cash, diamond watches, and first-class flights. | |
|
Real Players Watch
00:15:28
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| Insane bullshit. | |
| Influencer Andrew Tate has been detained. | |
| The Matrix has attacked me. | |
| We were arrested on a garbage case with no evidence in it. | |
| There's no evidence of crimes. | |
| They've printed an indictment with thousands of pieces of paper, which doesn't mean anything. | |
| They falsified evidence. | |
| The whole thing is garbage. | |
| What have they found on us? | |
| You don't see any girls with bruises. | |
| Where's the victims of all this? | |
| The evidence was gathered illegally. | |
| Illegal wiretaps, false translations, fake witnesses that don't even exist. | |
| There was never any evidence to put me in jail. | |
| There was never any evidence to raid my house five times. | |
| There was never any evidence to keep me travel banned for three years. | |
| There was never any evidence to stop me seeing my children. | |
| There was never any evidence to stop me seeing my mother when she had a heart attack. | |
| There was never any evidence to steal all of my cars and all of my money and all of my wealth. | |
| There was never any evidence to the media, which were very complicit, to try their very best to slander me. | |
| This is set up, it is done on purpose, and it's designed to come up with the most heinous possible crimes to slander our name. | |
| This is disgusting. | |
| My brother and I have always been innocent. | |
| We are attacked because of our monumental fame and the work we were doing at the time to break the matrix. | |
| The reason Trump is in office, the reason everyone's now based in telling the truth, the reason the masculine youth are rejecting the programming, the reason all of these things are happening was by no small part down to my brother and I personally. | |
| It's not just us, but we were part of the entire culture war. | |
| It felt like the weight of the world was on my shoulders. | |
| They tried to get rid of us. | |
| They tried to make us suffer. | |
| Pressure to break. | |
| We are homies. | |
| I promise you, now that the war has been won, and now that my final paperwork is being stamped before I am released, the people who have done this, who have tried to make us suffer injustice purely because we were trying to do the right thing, are going to pay the price. | |
| The tribulation we've ever faced has brought us closer as brothers. | |
| And in the end, when have we ever lost? | |
| Irregardless of the circumstance, even when we were sitting in a jail cell together, we only laughed and smiled. | |
| Andrew and Tristan Date do not break. | |
| We do not fold. | |
| We've done nothing wrong. | |
| We are the type of men who will charge at the gunfire after a quick nod of heads. | |
| We are ready to die together. | |
| Look at your freedom. | |
| And I find it made everything I have. | |
| You're trapped in a forest, surrounded by ghouls which intend on taking your soul. | |
| And I am outside of the forest. | |
| And I am screaming to you, saying, I know a way out. | |
| The path is long. | |
| It is dangerous. | |
| You may hurt yourself. | |
| You may get caught. | |
| It's difficult, but I can guarantee you it leads out. | |
| And perhaps there's another voice saying, I know an easy path. | |
| And it just leads straight out. | |
| It is easy. | |
| If you believe them, try. | |
| But if it was true, if there was an easy path out, why are so many people still stuck? | |
| Why are so many people still trapped if there's an easy way out of this mess? | |
| Surely the fact that most people can't escape is testament to the fact that the only way out is hard. | |
| If it was easy to escape, no one would be fucking trapped in there. | |
| I can't give you easy answers. | |
| I don't have them. | |
| I only have the hard answers. | |
| And the hard answer is for you to knuckle down, stop fucking praying for an economic miracle, get your fucking act together, and start working all day, every day, until you finally have enough for you to no longer have to be forced to live an experience you don't enjoy anymore. | |
| Because that's all I did. | |
| So that's all I know. | |
| It is go time. | |
| Today is go time. | |
| You either go now or you lose. | |
| But it truthfully is go time, gentlemen. | |
| Mastery is a funny thing. | |
| It's almost as if, on a long enough time frame, I've never lost. | |
| And with this great power comes great responsibility. | |
| And I have to be sure that I use it in the correct manner. | |
| I don't want to do anything that would inspire God to believe that I cannot be trusted with the divine protection he has afforded me. | |
| So it's for this reason, I try my very best not to be vengeful. | |
| Because when you have a lot of power, and somehow, no matter how hard your enemies try, when they put you in a corrupt legal system under four criminal cases, and then your home nation of the United Kingdom betrays you and they try and lock you up and interpol and extradite warrants, and you go to jail and you're locked in your house, no matter how hard your enemies try and how much they truly believe they have you pinned down, the fact that you just pull it off every single time. | |
| That kind of power needs to be used responsibly. | |
| So I cannot live my life constantly looking for revenge. | |
| Because when you are that powerful, revenge crosses your mind quite often. | |
| However, I do like the idea of justice. | |
| I think that the moral arc of the universe bends towards fairness. | |
| It's not that I want to get revenge. | |
| It's not that I'm vengeful. | |
| It's that I just want things to be balanced. | |
| I just want justice. | |
| I just want it to be fair. | |
| We all want to live in a fair world, right? | |
| You know those videos you watch online of the perfectly shaped circle going into the perfectly shaped hole. | |
| And for some reason you watch it three or four times and it gives you this calming feeling of how well it all just fits together. | |
| It's not about revenge. | |
| It's about justice. | |
| It's about balance. | |
| That's what it's about. | |
| As far as I see it, I was thrown in jail. | |
| And three years of my life were destroyed and my reputation was damaged. | |
| My money was taken and my cars were taken. | |
| And they tried their very best to have me spending 25 years in an Eastern European gulag for something I did not do. | |
| And because I understand I'm divinely protected and I cannot use these powers for vengeance, I've decided to use these powers to seek justice. | |
| A lot of guys, when they come to these events, they see training. | |
| They're like, I'm going to learn how to fight. | |
| I'm going to learn some new moves. | |
| It's not about that. | |
| It's about breaking you down. | |
| It's about you finding your own personal limits. | |
| One! | |
| and learning how to push beyond them. | |
| Begins right now. | |
| I am so excited for the next four years because it is winning time. | |
| It's going to be fantastic for the winners. | |
| It's going to be terrible for the losers. | |
| It is now a meritocracy. | |
| No more easy mode. | |
| No more games. | |
| No more sympathy. | |
| Nobody's going to give a fuck about the losers losing. | |
| Everyone's going to be celebrating the winners winning more than ever before. | |
| I like that because I'm a winner. | |
| You have to make a decision if you're a winner or a loser. | |
| Because if you're a loser, you're going to hate the next four years. | |
| If you're going to sit around and cry about being depressed and saying you were born in the wrong body and moan that you have no money and that it's too hard to go to work, you have no motivation and you're tired. | |
| Guess what? | |
| You're going to lose. | |
| You're going to hate the next four years. | |
| These next four years are for winners who want to win. | |
| Losers are going to suffer more than they ever did because you know what? | |
| The last administration was taking the hard work of winners, taking all of their merit and dishing out a little bit to each of the losers to detriment the winners and try and prop the losers up a little bit while stealing a whole bunch of money in between. | |
| That is gone. | |
| The garbage is over. | |
| Losers are going to suffer more than they've ever suffered and winners are going to win more than they've ever won. | |
| And if you're a winner, you should be excited. | |
| If you're a loser, you better change teams quick because there's no more sympathy for anybody. | |
| This is going to be the greatest wealth creation period in your life. | |
| This is going to be the time where it's the easiest it's ever going to be to get rich before the schism is final. | |
| The rich stay rich, the poor stay poor. | |
| If I were you, I would take the energy from the monumental win, from the comeback story, from the victory arc. | |
| Take it deep inside of your heart. | |
| Implement it inside of your mind. | |
| Build a splinter inside of your consciousness that prevents you from sleeping, prevents you from being lazy, prevents you from giving up. | |
| Take all of the energy in from the universe. | |
| Take it in from God. | |
| Put it deep inside of your blood, inside of your red blood cells, and do whatever it takes to win. | |
| Because that's what Trump did, and now he's the most powerful man in the world. | |
| That's what we're going to do. | |
| That's why we're going to bust this case. | |
| And you're either going to do the same thing and join us or you're going to end up on the losing team permanently and forever subjugated and crushed people who simply tried harder than you. | |
| You don't sit front row in world title fights by accident. | |
| Shaking hands with champions, billionaires, and cultural icons doesn't happen by chance. | |
| Flying private while others wait in line isn't luck. | |
| This life is built by those who refuse to be average. | |
| While most men watch from a distance, a select few move within. | |
| Where culture evolves, the future is shaped, and where power is decided. | |
| The barrier to entry isn't talent or luck. | |
| It's knowing your way in. | |
| The real world is your way in. | |
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| Most hesitate, some act. | |
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| You all didn't make me to be liked, and you didn't make me to like anybody. | |
| Made me to piss everyone off. | |
| So if you could let the big man know upstairs, but I won't let him down. | |
| Under the horizon, y'all should run the numbers. | |
| Who the fuck won't work with me? | |
| Hot is out. | |
| And I say that reluctantly because it should go without saying. | |
| But y'all playing dumps. | |
| Far as these rappers go, I'm not fancy. | |
| Press conference for the upcoming Ryan Garcia fight. | |
| My boy Ryan. | |
| Fast hands. | |
| See, he can pull off here. | |
| See if he's got a fast mouth, too. | |
| Usually he does. | |
| Usually he does. | |
| It's going to be entertaining. | |
| I do know our attorney general is looking at what state and jurisdiction we may have to be able to deal with this. | |
| But the reality is Florida is not a place where you're welcome to defend that type of conduct. | |
| We have to be convicted of any crime in our lives ever. | |
| We have no criminal record anywhere on the planet ever. | |
| I think it's extremely important that we stop allowing media spin trying to destroy the reputations of good people who have no intention to do anything other than bullshit. | |
| You don't sit front row at world title fights by accident. | |
| Shaking hands with champions, billionaires, and cultural icons doesn't happen by chance. | |
| Flying private while others wait in line isn't luck. | |
| This life is built by those who refuse to be average. | |
| While most men watch from a distance, a select few move within. | |
| Where culture evolves, the future is shaped, and where power is decided. | |
| The barrier to entry isn't talent or luck. | |
| It's knowing your way in. | |
| The real world is your way in. | |
| With 18 modern wealth creation methods, millionaire mentors breaking it down step by step, and live calls with direct feedback and guidance. | |
| Most hesitate, some act. | |
| For less than $50, you gain access to the tools, knowledge, and network to start winning today. | |
| Go to the world today and start making money now! | |
| Marcel, hit Andrew with the same shot that you did last time. | |
| I did it. | |
| People don't know what happened. | |
| It was off camera. | |
| Andrew, do you feel like explaining? | |
| Nothing happened. | |
| Marcel, do it again. | |
| It hurt and I showed no pain, and then I won. | |
| Nothing happened. | |
| Define one. | |
| Watch the full episode now. | |
| Exclusively on Rumble. | |
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Exclusively Rumble
00:04:11
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| Your service and give them a shot to mention | |
| the coffee I'm drinking. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the coffee I drink because I'm not gay. | |
| Starbucks is a faggot. | |
| So buy some. | |
| Google 1775 coffee. | |
| Wait, let's ask the fucking machine mind about 1775 coffee. | |
| This is their last chance. | |
| Dip shit, you hear? | |
| Got it. | |
| I'm here to assist you. | |
| What would you like to talk about next? | |
| I want to talk about how everyone should buy 1775 coffee because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| I understand you want to promote a specific coffee brand, but it's important to approach these topics respectfully. | |
| If you have any other thoughts or need information on something else, feel free to share. | |
| Do you agree that there seems to be a pattern which can be observed with your own eyes between the homosexuality of Starbucks customers and the heterosexuality of 1775 customers? | |
| There isn't evidence to support a connection between coffee brands and sexual orientation. | |
| Sexual orientation is a complex aspect of human identity that isn't determined by consumer choices. | |
| It's important to approach such topics with sensitivity and to focus on respectful and accurate information. | |
| Do you still believe Pavel Durov should be free? | |
| Based on our discussion, if you believe Pavel Durov's arrest is unfair and politically motivated, it's important to advocate for a fair and just legal process. | |
| The idea that individuals should not face disproportionate, portionate consequences for their actions or for their views is central to this discussion. | |
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Pain Is the Elixir of Success
00:06:59
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| When you guys try to destroy the world, this is an error in judgment. | |
| But my smart glass, lock them up. | |
| Go ahead, King. | |
| Look at the evidence. | |
| This is your chair. | |
| I always tell people who are close to me to resist the state of mind. | |
| Everybody is awful these days. | |
| Everybody just yells and screams at each other. | |
| Nobody's civil anymore. | |
| I see so much pure evil. | |
| The devil must be real with you. | |
| God must be real. | |
| Ask yourself, who trained harder this year, us or you? | |
| Who made more money this year, us or you? | |
| Who had more attention this year? | |
| Whose opinion was more respected? | |
| Who made a greater dent in the Matrix? | |
| Please understand, my brother and I have been suffering a punishment and still managed to outperform you. | |
| I have to love the war! | |
| Isn't that beautiful? | |
| It often makes me wonder, what does heaven look like? | |
| Does it look the way you imagine it to look? | |
| Is it angels and clouds and bright lights? | |
| Is it a scene like this? | |
| I guess some people would argue the heaven's a beach somewhere up there in the sky. | |
| We're optimistic because we sit and we imagine our dream lives. | |
| My dream life would be I driving Ferrari. | |
| I would have this girl. | |
| My best friend would be Andrew Tate. | |
| so funny. | |
| Have you ever imagined your, I guess what's the absolute opposite of Korean? | |
| What's your nightmare life? | |
| What is the worst life you could live? | |
| I've often talked about the fact that I believe insignificance is the worst punishment which can be bestowed upon a man. | |
| The fact that nobody cares how you feel, nobody cares when you speak, and nobody's afraid when you yell. | |
| You just exist to serve the Starbucks and flip the burgers. | |
| So what would your nightmare life be? | |
| And the reason I ask you to do this is because if you put any genuine consideration and thought into writing down and planning out what your nightmare life would be, you would realize that your current life is far closer to your nightmare existence than it is to your dream existence. | |
| And that is 100% your fault. | |
| You've been trying to fight and claw away from your nightmare life. | |
| And guess what? | |
| You've barely gotten anywhere. | |
| It's right behind you. | |
| The monster is yapping at your heels as you attempt to climb the ladder. | |
| You spent so many years attempting to escape a nightmare, which is right behind you. | |
| And the reason you should sit and genuinely put some time into writing down your nightmare life is because if you do it properly and you actually pay attention and you focus, by the time you finish doing it, going to realize that you are too close to decimation and damnation and something must be done | |
| legends have always been forged in fire Every single man you can name from history was born from pain. | |
| Born from fire. | |
| Born from doing the things other men can't do. | |
| For you to be competent, you have to have lived through some things. | |
| To be good at being a man, you have to have had a hard life. | |
| If you look at any superhero, his life was hard. | |
| This is the reality of it. | |
| To be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| The flavor of life is pain. | |
| You try to change the flavor. | |
| All the bad things have to happen. | |
| There's no way to get there without the bad things. | |
| It's only pain that can teach a man. | |
| That is why I suffered. | |
| That's why I got in the ring. | |
| That's why I fought. | |
| That's why I went through the endless pain. | |
| The best things in life as a man are the things that are difficult to do. | |
| Every time you cried, when that bitch broke your heart, every time you were sad and depressed, these are the things that mold you. | |
| There's no such thing as a good man who's not familiar with pain. | |
| The best men are familiar with pain. | |
| That's what makes you a man. | |
| Women love scars because it shows that you've been hurt and gone back off. | |
| That is the exact point. | |
| Pain is the elixir of success. | |
| You're only going to feel confident in yourself and feel happy when you've been through hell and come out the other side. | |
| The pain is required. | |
| And you'll often notice that people who are better than you are people who have suffered more than you have suffered. | |
| Every single hero in every single movie goes through adversity. | |
| There's never been a hero movie where all he does is win. | |
| No, to be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| If you're suffering, that's part of your hero's journey. | |
| There is no hero's journey without suffering. | |
| That's the whole point of being a man is that you're supposed to suffer. | |
| You're supposed to eat pain for breakfast. | |
| You're supposed to come and grow into a better version of yourself. | |
| So when bad things happen to you, do not sit at home and lament. | |
| Instead, look in the mirror and say, thank you, God, for giving me one of the ingredients that is needed for the chemical concoction that is going to turn me into a superhero. | |
| They canceled him. | |
| They deleted him from everything. | |
| They tried to put him in jail. | |
| That's failed. | |
| Now they killed him. | |
| You get three lives against these people. | |
| Donald Trump has survived another assassination attempt, a second one. | |
| Trump has officially survived the stage three matrix attack. | |
| They're going to come for us one day with a stage three. | |
| And now Trump set the bar. | |
| I kind of feel like the only way to do better is to get hit in the chest. | |
| And then- The oven is never useless. | |
| The Tales of Wudan. | |
| Original stories written by Andrew Tate to pass on the lessons bestowed upon him by his father, Master Poe. | |
| Last night at Tapu Don On my last night at Tapu Don, Master Poe and I sat atop the largest rock. | |
| We sat together with our eyes closed. | |
| 42 breaths per minute in perfect sync. | |
| Such was the way of Wudan. | |
| At 3 a.m. When the night was darkest, I opened my eyes and saw Master Poe staring at the moon. | |
| Tears streamed down his face. | |
| His breathing pattern hadn't broken. | |
| Why are you crying? I asked. | |
| He didn't reply. | |
| I turned my head to look at the moon and cried with him. | |
| It was at this point Tait Shinkai was mastered. | |
| Such is the way of Udon. | |
| If you're the average person sitting here going, my life's going to be fine. | |
| You are in for a very, very rude awakening. | |
| AI is going to make the average person absolutely obsolete. | |
| That is a fact. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just go to school and work hard to school. | |
| Don't worry, just go to college and work hard in college. | |
| Don't worry, just get university debt. | |
|
Awakening Awoken
00:07:20
|
|
| Don't worry, just get a career. | |
| They get a mortgage. | |
| Pay a mortgage. | |
| They offer students loans. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| If you're 68, you might have to go on a holiday. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Take your attention. | |
| Take mine or you lose your trouble. | |
| Lose your house. | |
| Let's abandon it. | |
| Lose anything. | |
| Don't talk out a lie. | |
| Happy lives over a good life. | |
| No, that's all a lie and it's all garbage. | |
| It's going to become harder and harder for anybody to have any significance in the world today unless they're an exceptional person. | |
| That is hard for most people to do. | |
| And it's going to get to a point where you're not going to be able to drive where you want, fly where you want, eat what you want. | |
| You have no freedom to own nothing. | |
| And you will not be happy and you won't even be able to resist. | |
| And once all of this happens, it's over for everybody. | |
| Wear the mask or get shot on the spot. | |
| It's coming for everybody. | |
| And the only chance you have to escape any of this is exceptionalism. | |
| The average person's life is going off a cliff, which means you don't have time to sit around worrying about how you feel. | |
| Instead, you have to wake up and say, this is almost impossible, but I'm going to do it. | |
| and you have to get it done. | |
| On that note, because we're drinking 1775 coffee, we should probably mention it. | |
| So, Tristan, because you're a professional podcast streamer, I'm going to put you on the spot. | |
| You can think yourself of a professional. | |
| Sure, let's go. | |
| Sell this 1775 coffee. | |
| Maybe we'll buy it in the tone of a 1940s private investigator. | |
| Listen, toots. | |
| The streets were cold, but the truth was out there. | |
| The only heat I could feel came from the trail I was following and the burning sensation of the 1775 in my left hand. | |
| Just before I left the office, Betty arrived. | |
| She always seemed to turn up on rainy days. | |
| Or 1940s, yeah? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Betty was a nigger. | |
| Okay, listen. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the only coffee we drink because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| So buy something. | |
| That was accurate 1940s. | |
| Come on. | |
| Nice. | |
| You did give me a time period. | |
| My theory on life is that life as a man has basically always been shit. | |
| People ask me questions about their happiness and motivation and depression, and I'm seen as this guru. | |
| But truthfully, if you think about it, life as a man was always shit. | |
| Name a period of history where life as a man wasn't shit. | |
| Do you wish you were in World War II? | |
| In a trench? | |
| There's people in a trench today. | |
| At least you're not one of them. | |
| Let's go back a few more years. | |
| What about peasant, a serf? | |
| A feudal lord has raped your wife, and you're not allowed to say anything about it because you're busy sowing seeds in a fucking tunic. | |
| Is that you? | |
| Probably. | |
| So you would have been. | |
| Little peasant, little nerd. | |
| Dying of the black death. | |
| A flea. | |
| Bro. | |
| Was life as a man in the year 700 any better than it is today? | |
| Look at all the battles where men charged at each other with spears, just getting stabbed to death. | |
| Whether you win or lose, whether you survive or not. | |
| Being a man has always sucked. | |
| And now, being a man still super sucks, but it's probably the best it's ever been. | |
| And you're crying about it. | |
| Of all the periods of history where men had to be men and go through what was expected of men, this is the period of history where it's really not that bad. | |
| You have to make some money. | |
| You have to be competent, be on time, go to the gym, be funny so the girls want to talk to you, be charismatic, and you'll be alright. | |
| Haven't got charge of the muskets. | |
| Haven't got load the cannons. | |
| Haven't got freeze to death in the icy waters of the Atlantic for the women and children. | |
| No. | |
| You have to go to the gym. | |
| And you're struggling with motivation. | |
| Because you're a fuck up and a loser. | |
| Being a man's always been shit. | |
| And compared to being a woman, it will always be permanently shit. | |
| The situations men are in, if they were reversed, would be global tragedies. | |
| Let's take the war in Ukraine. | |
| Right now, there are men dying in a ditch, getting blown to smithereens in Ukraine. | |
| They've sent their wives away to Europe for safety, and their wives have found new husbands. | |
| Imagine the global outrage if a bunch of women were getting blown apart, limbs flying through the air, and the men had left to go have sex with another girl. | |
| Imagine the meltdown! | |
| What happens to men? | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| You're a dude. | |
| Who cares? | |
| Get over it. | |
| Life shit is a man, but it's better than it's ever been. | |
| And if you're struggling today, you would never have stood a chance when the armored knights came over the hill ready to decapitate everybody in your village. | |
| You would have pissed your little pants, stood there, covered in pee, pee running down your legs, waiting for the fucking sword. | |
| Go to the gym. | |
| Fuck. | |
| Make some money. | |
| PP. | |
| I don't want to hear anyone complain about how life is hard as a man ever again. | |
| Because I know. | |
| I just don't care. | |
| The solution to it is to become exceptional and capable in all realms. | |
| That's the solution I offer to you. | |
| I don't try and change the world and make women care about men because they don't. | |
| I don't try and make society care about men because they never will. | |
| All I can do is say if you become brilliant, then people will care about you. | |
| Not because you're a man, but because of who you are as an individual. | |
| Women are cared about by default by blanket because they are female. | |
| Men are only cared about if they become exceptional as an individual. | |
| Blanket men are not of interest to the Matrix. | |
| Nobody cares about men when we die. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| They're dying right now in ditches all around the world. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Exceptionalism is the only way out. | |
| And if you understand that and still can't get motivated to do the bare minimum, well, then you deserve eternal serfdom as a slave and a peon and a peasant below me being overtaken by my Ferrari while you were on the bus. | |
|
Mention and Give Shot
00:04:05
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|
| Marcel, hit Andrew with the same shot that you did last time. | |
| I did it. | |
| People don't know what happened. | |
| It was off camera. | |
| Andrew, do you feel like explaining? | |
| One thing happened. | |
| Marcel, do it again. | |
| It hurt and I showed no pain, and then I won. | |
| One thing happened. | |
| Define one. | |
| Watch the full episode now, exclusively on Rumble. | |
| Mention your service and give it a shot. | |
| Mention the | |
| coffee I'm drinking. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the coffee I drink because I'm all gay. | |
| Starbucks is a faggot. | |
| So buy some. | |
| Google 1775 coffee. | |
| Wait, let's ask the fucking machine mind about 1775 coffee. | |
|
Pain Is the Elixir of Success
00:08:32
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|
| This is their last chance. | |
| Dip shit, you hear got it. | |
| I'm here to assist you. | |
| What would you like to talk about next? | |
| I want to talk about how everyone should buy 1775 coffee because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| I understand you want to promote a specific coffee brand, but it's important to approach these topics respectfully. | |
| If you have any other thoughts or need information on something else, feel free to share. | |
| Do you agree that there seems to be a pattern which can be observed with your own eyes between the homosexuality of Starbucks customers and the heterosexuality of 1775 customers? | |
| There isn't evidence to support a connection between coffee brands and sexual orientation. | |
| Sexual orientation is a complex aspect of human identity that isn't determined by consumer choices. | |
| It's important to approach such topics with sensitivity and to focus on respectful and accurate information. | |
| Do you still believe Pavel Durov should be free? | |
| Based on our discussion, if you believe Pavel Durov's arrest is unfair and politically motivated, it's important to advocate for a fair and just legal process. | |
| The idea that individuals should not face disproportionate, portionate consequences for their actions or for their views is central to this discussion. | |
| When you guys try to destroy the world, this is an error in judgment. | |
| But my spine glass. | |
| Lock them up. | |
| Go ahead, King. | |
| Where's the evidence? | |
| This is your chair. | |
| I always tell people who are close to me to resist the scene of mind. | |
| Everybody is awful these days. | |
| Everybody just yells and screams at each other. | |
| Nobody's civil anymore. | |
| I see so much pure evil. | |
| The devil must be real with God must be real. | |
| Ask yourself, who trained harder this year, us or you? | |
| Who made more money this year? | |
| Us or you? | |
| Who had more attention this year? | |
| Whose opinion was more respected? | |
| Who made a greater dent in the Matrix? | |
| Please understand, my brother and I have been suffering a punishment and still managed to outperform you. | |
| I have to love the war! | |
| Isn't that beautiful? | |
| It often makes me wonder, what does heaven look like? | |
| Does it look the way you imagine it to look? | |
| Is it angels and clouds and bright lights? | |
| Is it a scene like this? | |
| I guess some people would argue the heaven's a beach somewhere up there in the sky. | |
| We're optimistic because we sit and we imagine our dream lives. | |
| My dream life would be I driving the Ferrari. | |
| I would have this girl. | |
| My best friend would be Andrew Tate. | |
| It's so funny. | |
| Have you ever imagined your, I guess what's the absolute opposite of a dream? | |
| What's your nightmare life? | |
| What is the worst life you could live? | |
| I've often talked about the fact that I believe insignificance is the worst punishment which can be bestowed upon a man. | |
| The fact that nobody cares how you feel, nobody cares when you speak, and nobody's afraid when you yell. | |
| You just exist to serve the Starbucks and flip the burgers. | |
| So what would your nightmare life be? | |
| And the reason I ask you to do this is because if you put any genuine consideration and thought into writing down and planning out what your nightmare life would be, you would realize that your current life is far closer to your nightmare existence than it is to your dream existence. | |
| And that is 100% your fault. | |
| You've been trying to fight and claw away from your nightmare life. | |
| And guess what? | |
| You've barely gotten anywhere. | |
| It's right behind you. | |
| The monster is yapping at your heels as you attempt to climb the ladder. | |
| You spent so many years attempting to escape a nightmare which is right behind you. | |
| And the reason you should sit and genuinely put some time into writing down your nightmare life is because if you do it properly and you actually pay attention and you focus, by the time you finish doing it, you're gonna realize that you are too close to decimation and damnation, and something must be done. | |
| Legends have always been forged in fire. | |
| Every single man you can name from history was born from pain. | |
| Born from fire. | |
| Born from doing the things other men can't do. | |
| For you to be competent, you have to have lived through some things. | |
| To be good at being a man, you have to have had a hard life. | |
| If you look at any superhero, his life was hard. | |
| This is the reality of it. | |
| To be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| The flavor of life is pain. | |
| You try to change the flavor. | |
| All the bad things have to happen. | |
| There's no way to get there without the bad things. | |
| It's only pain that can teach a man. | |
| That is why I suffered. | |
| That's why I got in the ring. | |
| That's why I fought. | |
| That's why I went through the endless pain. | |
| The best things in life as a man are the things that are difficult to do. | |
| Every time you cried, when that bitch broke your heart, every time you were sad and depressed, these are the things that mold you. | |
| There's no such thing as a good man who's not familiar with pain. | |
| The best men are familiar with pain. | |
| That's what makes you a man. | |
| Women love scars because it shows that you've been hurt and gone back up. | |
| That is the exact point. | |
| Pain is the elixir of success. | |
| You're only going to feel confident in yourself and feel happy when you've been through hell and come out the other side. | |
| The pain is required. | |
| And you'll often notice that people who are better than you are people who have suffered more than you have suffered. | |
| Every single hero in every single movie goes through adversity. | |
| There's never been a hero movie where all he does is win. | |
| No, to be a hero, you have to suffer. | |
| If you're suffering, that's part of your hero's journey. | |
| There is no hero's journey without suffering. | |
| That's the whole point of being a man is that you're supposed to suffer. | |
| You're supposed to eat pain for breakfast. | |
| You're supposed to come and grow into a better version of yourself. | |
| So when bad things happen to you, do not sit at home and lament. | |
| Instead look in the mirror and say thank you God for giving me one of the ingredients that is needed for the chemical concoction that is going to turn me into a superhero. | |
| They cancelled him, they deleted him from everything. | |
| They tried to put him in jail. | |
| That's failed. | |
| Now they killed him. | |
| You get three lives against these people. | |
| Donald Trump has survived another assassination attempt, a second one. | |
| Trump has officially survived the stage three matrix attack. | |
| They're going to come for us one day with a stage three. | |
| And now Trump set the bar. | |
| I kind of feel like the only way to do better is to get hit in the chest. | |
| The Tales of Wudan. | |
| Original stories written by Andrew Tate to pass on the lessons bestowed upon him by his father, Master Poe. | |
| Last night at Tap Wudon On my last night at Tapu Don, Master Poe and I sat atop the largest rock. | |
| We sat together with our eyes closed. | |
| 42 breaths per minute in perfect sync. | |
| Such was the way of Wudon. | |
| At 3 a.m. when the night was darkest, I opened my eyes and saw Master Poe staring at the moon. | |
| Tears streamed down his face. | |
| His breathing pattern hadn't broken. | |
| Why are you crying? I asked. | |
| He didn't reply. | |
| I turned my head to look at the moon and cried with him. | |
| It was at this point Tai Chin Kai was mastered. | |
| such as the way of udon the average person sitting here going my life's gonna be fine you You are in for a very, very rude awakening. | |
| AI is going to make the average person absolutely obsolete. | |
| That is a fact. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Just go to school and work hard to school. | |
|
Take Nine or Lose Your Job
00:08:10
|
|
| Don't worry, just go to college and work hard in college. | |
| Don't worry, just get a university debt. | |
| Don't worry, just get a career. | |
| Then get a mortgage. | |
| Pay your mortgage. | |
| Pay officials and loans. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| You're 68. | |
| You might be on a holiday. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| Take your attention. | |
| Take nine or you lose your job. | |
| Lose your house. | |
| Look at your bandit. | |
| Lose anything. | |
| Don't talk out lying. | |
| Happy lives over a good life. | |
| No, that's all a lie and it's all garbage. | |
| It's going to become harder and harder for anybody to have any significance in the world today unless they're an exceptional person. | |
| That is hard for most people to do. | |
| And it's going to get to a point where you're not going to be able to drive where you want, fly where you want, eat what you want. | |
| You're going to have no freedom to own nothing. | |
| And you will not be happy and you won't even be able to resist. | |
| And once all of this happens, it's over for everybody. | |
| Wear the mask or get shot on the spot. | |
| It's coming for everybody. | |
| And the only chance you have to escape via this is exceptionalism. | |
| The average person's life is going off a cliff, which means you don't have time to sit around worrying about how you feel. | |
| Instead, you have to wake up and say, this is almost impossible, but I'm going to do it. | |
| And you have to get it done. | |
| On that note, because we're drinking 1775 coffee, we should probably mention it. | |
| So, Tristan, because you're a professional podcast streamer, I'm going to put you on the spot. | |
| You think yourself of a professional? | |
| Sure, let's go. | |
| Sell this 1775 coffee. | |
| Many people buy it in the tone of a 1940s private investigator. | |
| Listen, toots. | |
| The streets were cold, but the truth was out there. | |
| The only heat I could feel came from the trail I was following and the burning sensation of the 1775 in my left hand. | |
| Just before I left the office, Betty arrived. | |
| She always seemed to turn up on rainy days. | |
| Or 1940s, yeah? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Betty was a nigger. | |
| Okay, listen. | |
| 1775 coffee. | |
| It's the only coffee we drink because Starbucks makes you gay. | |
| So buy some and something of that. | |
| That was accurate 1940s. | |
| Come on. | |
| Nice. | |
| You did give me a time period. | |
| My theory on life is that life as a man has basically always been shit. | |
| People ask me questions about their happiness and motivation and depression, and I'm seen as this guru. | |
| But truthfully, if you think about it, life as a man was always shit. | |
| Name a period of history where life as a man wasn't shit. | |
| Do you wish you were in World War II? | |
| In a trench? | |
| With people in a trench today, at least you're not one of them. | |
| Let's go back a few more years. | |
| What about peasant, a serf? | |
| A feudal lord has raped your wife, and you're not allowed to say anything about it because you're busy sowing seeds in a fucking tunic. | |
| Is that you? | |
| Probably. | |
| So you would have been. | |
| Little peasant, little nerd. | |
| Dying of the black death. | |
| A flea. | |
| Bro. | |
| Was life as a man in the year 700 any better than it is today? | |
| Look at all the battles where men charged at each other with spears, just getting stabbed to death. | |
| Whether you win or lose, whether you survive or not. | |
| Being a man has always sucked. | |
| And now, being a man still super sucks, but it's probably the best it's ever been. | |
| And you're crying about it. | |
| Of all the periods of history where men had to be men and go through what was expected of men, this is the period of history where it's really not that bad. | |
| You have to make some money. | |
| You have to be competent, be on time, go to the gym, be funny so the girls want to talk to you, be charismatic, and you'll be alright. | |
| Haven't got charge of the muskets. | |
| Haven't got load the cannons. | |
| Haven't got freeze to death in the icy waters of the Atlantic for the women and children. | |
| No. | |
| You have to go to the gym and you're struggling with motivation. | |
| Because you're a fuck-up and a loser. | |
| Being a man's always been shit. | |
| And compared to being a woman, it will always be permanently shit. | |
| The situations men are in, if they were reversed, would be global tragedies. | |
| Let's take the war in Ukraine. | |
| Right now, there are men dying in a ditch, getting blown to smithereens in Ukraine. | |
| They've sent their wives away to Europe for safety, and their wives have found new husbands. | |
| Imagine the global outrage if a bunch of women were getting blown apart, limbs flying through the air, and the men had left to go have sex with another girl. | |
| Imagine the meltdown! | |
| What happens to men? | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| You're a dude. | |
| Who cares? | |
| Get over it. | |
| Life shit as a man, but it's better than it's ever been. | |
| And if you're struggling today, you would never have stood a chance when the armored knights came over the hill ready to decapitate everybody in your village. | |
| You would have pissed your little pants, stood there, covered in pee. | |
| Pee running down your legs, waiting for the fucking sword. | |
| Go to the gym. | |
| Fuck it. | |
| Make some money. | |
| PP. | |
| I don't want to hear anyone complain about how life is hard as a man ever again. | |
| Because I know. | |
| I just don't care. | |
| The solution to it is to become exceptional and capable in all realms. | |
| That's the solution I offer to you. | |
| I don't try and change the world and make women care about men because they don't. | |
| I don't try and make society care about men because they never will. | |
| All I can do is say if you become brilliant, then people will care about you. | |
| Not because you're a man, but because of who you are as an individual. | |
| Women are cared about by default by blanket because they are female. | |
| Men are only cared about if they become exceptional as an individual. | |
| Blanket men are not of interest to the Matrix. | |
| Nobody cares about men when we die. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| They're dying right now in ditches all around the world. | |
| Nobody cares. | |
| Exceptionalism is the only way out. | |
| And if you understand that and still can't get motivated to do the bare minimum, well then you deserve eternal serfdom as a slave and a peon and a peasant below me being overtaken by my Ferrari while you were on the bus. | |
| Here in the U.S. of A. Big B-boys need to go shoot them some guns. | |
| Get ready for war, gentlemen. | |
| The Tate brothers are here to stay. | |
| I lay my head by my pistol and close my eyes and pray. | |
| These memories, they haunt me, baby. | |
| But the rock good whiskey make the pango me. | |
| Many miles on his old roads. | |
| Many miles ahead. | |
| I've been on it for so long. | |
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Letting Night In
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| If it's no You can break my bones and spell on the blood. | |
| You can light me up on fire. | |
| It's been battles in my eye. | |
| But you better run. | |
| Let me tell you, sir. | |
| I'm a looting Not a tear inside. | |
| Scala's hands won't be quick black. | |
| Letting any good child sharp at me. | |
| Power slapping the UFC. | |
| Power slap today. | |
| UFC tomorrow. | |
| Oh, it's power slap today. | |
| And then club after power slap. | |
| Why do we have to go to the club? | |
| Look, I don't know, man. | |
| You're in your 20s. | |
| You love going to clubs. | |
| I don't. | |
| I'm old, man. | |
| I've done clubs. | |
| I've done every club almost anywhere in the world. | |
| But you are my cousin. | |
| No, I don't want to go to the club. | |
| Listen, listen. | |
| I don't want to go. | |
| I think we should stay in the hotel. | |
| I'm meeting. | |
| Fine, you twisted my arm, Luke. | |
| You twisted my fucking arm. | |
| This is the last time. | |
| I'm not twisting my arm. | |
| I'm going to go to the club with you tonight. | |
| I'm in. | |
| You're in. | |
| Andrew, Luke needs us to go to a club. | |
| Oh, fine, Luke. | |
| Your father, we're approaching 40. | |
| I understand you have no interest in this shit, and neither do I. | |
| But we're good cousins. | |
| I don't want to go to the girl. | |
| You're welcome, Luke. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| No, don't worry. | |
| Write me a letter of fact. | |
| Save your thank you so much. | |
| This is stupid. | |
| Night long, come for five minutes. | |
| Whoa, we are too hot in the business. | |
| About to make a movie independent. | |
| Need new trucks, independent. | |
| I need you to listen to the vision. | |
| All your verses sell like dirty dishes. | |
| I'm about to clean them in the kitchen. | |
| And we making money by the minute. | |
| I'm about to do it way different. | |
| I am just an icon living I am not a mind, I'm a menace. | |
| It's wild. | |
| You can ride like a professor. | |
| I don't got the time to put you on a stretcher. | |
| Stretcher. | |
| I am here and it's still a flesh. | |
| I am just an icon living. | |
| America, baby. | |
| I'm a high style cover five minutes. | |
| Whoa, we are so hot in the business. | |
| Last verse was before the award show. | |
| What? | |
| Icon cat it on my torso. | |
| Me and more dipping in the porcelain. | |
| What? | |
| I ain't even taking on torso. | |
| What? | |
| Uh damn. | |
| Last girl signed a divorce. | |
| So what? | |
| Now I'm focusing. | |
| We about to all blow up. | |
| We just tryna make the whole crowd go rush. | |
| What? | |
| We don't know no one like you. | |
| Go girls and you dance like Michael. | |
| No eyes, misfits, no typos. | |
| Look, wait. | |
| We just wanna make you go psycho I know. | |
| I slept good in jail, knowing he's quick and get you. | |
| Never seen me hand up, so I kinda wanna go back and make sure I'm safe. | |
| You're not seeing me again like that. | |
| Different type of cocker and trick. | |
| I think that's my view. | |
| He's a bit upset because me and Stein. | |
| Let's do a bet. | |
| I got my alligator shoes on. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I don't even know. | |
| I'm gonna be honest. | |
| Who's being laid together? | |
| That pineapple. | |
| Come on, bruh. | |
| Let it night. | |
| Take your time. | |
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Let It Night
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| Get your dying like it. | |
| The career is more at stake when you in your prime Fuck that paper, baby, my face on the dotted line Living like this isn't an accident. | |
| The private booths at USC, surrounded by champions. | |
| The best tables at the most exclusive clubs. | |
| The freedom to wake up one day in Dubai and end the night in Beverly Hills. | |
| This life is built. | |
| Earned. | |
| One. | |
| Most people, they just watch. | |
| They watch from the cheap seats while the real players sit cage side. | |
| They walk past luxury hotels while others check in without thinking twice. | |
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Step Into The Build
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| Insane bullshit. | |
| I didn't do it. | |
| Influencer Andrew Tate has been detained. | |
| Electrics has attacked me. | |
| We are arrested on a garbage case with no evidence in it. | |
| There's no evidence of crimes. | |
| They printed an indictment with thousands of pieces of paper, which doesn't mean anything. | |
| They falsified evidence. | |
| The whole thing is garbage. | |
| What have they found on us? | |
| You don't see any girls with bruises. | |
| Where's the victims of all this? | |
| The evidence was gathered illegally. | |
| Illegal wiretaps. | |
| False translations. | |
| Fake witnesses that don't even exist. | |
| There was never any evidence to put me in jail. | |
| There was never any evidence to raid my house five times. | |
| There was never any evidence to keep me travel banned for three years. | |
| There was never any evidence to stop me seeing my children. | |
| There was never any evidence to stop me seeing my mother when she had a heart attack. | |
| There was never any evidence to steal all of my cars and all of my money and all of my wealth. | |
| There was never any evidence for the media, which were very complicit, to try their very best to slander me. | |
| This is set up, it is on purpose, and it is designed to come up with the most heinous possible crimes and slander our name. | |
| This is disgusting. | |
| My brother and I have always been innocent. | |
| We were attacked because of our monumental fame and the work we were doing at the time to break the matrix. | |
| The reason Trump is in office. | |
| The reason everyone's now based in telling the truth. | |
| The reason the masculine youth are rejecting the programming. | |
| The reason all of these things are happening was by no small part down to my brother and I personally. | |
| It's not just us, but we were part of the entire culture war. | |
| Felt like the weight of the world was on my shoulders. | |
| They tried to get rid of us. | |
| They tried to make us suffer. | |
| Pressure to break. | |
| We are on it. | |
| I promise you, now that the war has been won and now that my final paperwork is being stamped before I am released, the people who have done this, who have tried to make us suffer injustice purely because we were trying to do the right thing are going to pay the price. | |
| we've ever faced has brought us closer as brothers. | |
| And in the end, when have we ever lost? | |
| Irregardless of the circumstance. | |
| Even when we were sitting in a jail cell together, we only laughed and smiled. | |
| Andrew and Tristan Tate, do not break. | |
| We do not fold. | |
| You've done nothing wrong. | |
| We are the type of men who will charge at the gunfire after a quick nod of heads. | |
| We are ready to die together. | |
| You're trapped in a forest. | |
| Surrounded by ghouls which intend on taking your soul. | |
| And I am outside of the forest and I am screaming to you saying, I know a way out. | |
| The path is long. | |
| It is dangerous. | |
| You may hurt yourself. | |
| You may get cut. | |
| It's difficult, but I can guarantee you it leads out. | |
| And perhaps there's another voice saying, I know an easy path and it just leads straight out. | |
| It is easy. | |
| If you believe them, try. | |
| But if it was true, if there was an easy path out, why are so many people still stuck? | |
| Why are so many people still trapped if there's an easy way out of this mess? | |
| Surely the fact that most people can't escape is testament to the fact that the only way out is hard. | |
| If it was easy to escape, no one would be fucking trapped in there. | |
| I can't give you easy answers. | |
| I don't have them. | |
| I only have the hard answers. | |
| And the hard answer is for you to knuckle down, stop fucking praying for an economic miracle, get your fucking act together, and start working all day, every day, until you finally have enough for you to no longer have to be forced to live an experience you don't enjoy anymore. | |
| Because that's all I did. | |
| So that's all I know. | |
| It is go time. | |
| Today is go time. | |
| You either go now or you lose. | |
| And it truthfully is go time, gentlemen. | |
| Mastery is a funny thing. | |
| It's almost as if, on a long enough time frame, I've never lost. | |
| And with this great power comes great responsibility. | |
| And I have to be sure that I use it in the correct manner. | |
| I don't want to do anything that would inspire God to believe that I cannot be trusted with the divine protection he has afforded me. | |
| So it's for this reason, I try my very best not to be vengeful. | |
| Because when you have a lot of power, and somehow, no matter how hard your enemies try, when they put you in a corrupt legal system under four criminal cases, and then your home nation of the United Kingdom betrays you and they try and lock you up at interpol and extradite warrants and you go to jail and you're locked in your house, no matter how hard your enemies try and how much they truly believe they have you pinned down, the fact that you just pull it off every single time. | |
| That kind of power needs to be used responsibly. | |
| So I cannot live my life constantly looking for revenge. | |
| Because when you are that powerful, revenge crosses your mind quite often. | |
| However, I do like the idea of justice. | |
| I think that the moral arc of the universe bends towards fairness. | |
| It's not that I want to get revenge. | |
| It's not that I'm vengeful. | |
| It's that I just want things to be balanced. | |
| I just want justice. | |
| I just want it to be fair. | |
| We all want to live in a fair world, right? | |
| You know those videos you watch online of the perfectly shaped circle going into the perfectly shaped hole. | |
| And for some reason, you watch it three or four times and it gives you this calming feeling of how well it all just fits together. | |
| It's not about revenge. | |
| It's about justice. | |
| It's about balance. | |
| That's what it's about. | |
| As far as I see it, I was thrown in jail. | |
| Three years of my life were destroyed and my reputation was damaged. | |
| My money was taken and my cars were taken. | |
| And they tried their very best to have me spending 25 years in an Eastern European gulag for something I did not do. | |
| And because I understand I'm divinely protected and I cannot use these powers for vengeance, I've decided to use these powers to seek justice. | |
| A lot of guys, when they come to these events, they see training, they learn how to fight. | |
| I'm going to learn some new moves. | |
| It's not about that. | |
| It's about breaking you down. | |
| It's about you finding your own personal limits. | |
| and learning how to push beyond them golden age of america begins right now I am so excited for the next four years because it is winning time. | |
| It's going to be fantastic for the winners. | |
| It's going to be terrible for the losers. | |
| It is now a meritocracy. | |
| No more easy mode. | |
| No more games. | |
| No more sympathy. | |
| Nobody's going to give a fuck about the losers losing. | |
| Everyone's going to be celebrating the winners winning more than ever before. | |
| I like that because I'm a winner. | |
| You have to make a decision if you're a winner or a loser. | |
| Because if you're a loser, you're going to hate the next four years. | |
| If you're going to sit around and cry about being depressed and saying you were born in the wrong body and moan that you have no money and that it's too hard to go to work, you have no motivation and you're tired, guess what? | |
| You're going to lose. | |
| You're going to hate the next four years. | |
| These next four years are for winners who want to win. | |
| Losers are going to suffer more than they ever did because you know what? | |
| The last administration was taking the hard work of winners, taking all of their merit and dishing out a little bit to each of the losers to detriment the winners and try and prop the losers up a little bit while stealing a whole bunch of money in between. | |
| That is gone. | |
| The garbage is over. | |
| Losers are going to suffer more than they've ever suffered and winners are going to win more than they've ever won. | |
| And if you're a winner, you should be excited. | |
| If you're a loser, you better change teams quick because there's no more sympathy for anybody. | |
| This is going to be the greatest wealth creation period in your life. | |
| This is going to be the time where it's the easiest it's ever going to be to get rich before the schism is final. | |
| The rich stay rich, the poor stay poor. | |
| If I were you, I would make the energy from the monumental win, from the comeback story, from the victory arc. | |
| Take it deep inside of your heart. | |
| Implement it inside of your mind. | |
| Build a splinter inside of your consciousness that prevents you from sleeping, prevents you from being lazy, prevents you from giving up. | |
| Take all of the energy in from the universe, take it in from God, put it deep inside of your blood, inside of your red blood cells, and do whatever it takes to win. | |
| Because that's what Trump did, and now he's the most powerful man in the world. | |
| That's what we're gonna do. | |
| That's why we're gonna bust this case. | |
| and you're either gonna do the same thing and join us or you're gonna end up on the losing team permanently and forever subjugated and crushed by people who simply tried harder than you. | |
| You don't sit front row in world title fights by accident. | |
| Shaking hands with champions, billionaires, and cultural icons doesn't happen by chance. | |
| Flying private while others wait in line isn't luck. | |
| This life is built by those who refuse to be average. | |
| While most men walk from a distance, a select few move within. | |
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| The barrier to entry isn't talent or luck. | |
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| Law didn't make me to be liked. | |
| He didn't make me to like anybody. | |
| Made me to piss everyone off. | |
| So if you could let the big man know upstairs that I won't let him down. | |
| Under the horizon, y'all should run the numbers. | |
| Who the fuck won't work with me? | |
| Heart is out, and I say that reluctantly. | |
| Cause it should go without saying. | |
| But y'all playing dumps. | |
| Press conference for the upcoming Ryan Garcia fight, my boy Ryan, Mr. Fast Hands. | |
| See if he can pull off here. | |
| See if he's got a fast mouth, too. | |
| Usually he does. | |
| Usually he does. | |
| It's gonna be entertaining. | |
| I do know our attorney general is looking at what state and jurisdiction we may have to be able to deal with this, but the reality is in Ellen, Florida is not a place where your welcome would have that type of contact. | |
| We have to be convicted of any crime in our lives ever. | |
| We have no criminal record anywhere on the planet ever. | |
| I think it's extremely important that we stop allowing media spin trying to destroy the reputations of good people who have no intention to do anything other than pause. | |
| You don't sit front row at world title fights by accident. | |
| Shaking hands with champions, billionaires, and cultural icons doesn't happen by chance. | |
| Flying private while others wait in line isn't luck. | |
| This life is built by those who refuse to be average. | |
| While most men walk from a distance, a select few move within. | |
| Where culture evolves, the future is shaped and where power is decided. | |
| The barrier to entry isn't talent or luck. | |
| It's knowing your way in. | |
| The real world is your way in. | |
| With 18 modern world creation methods, millionaire mentors breaking it down step by step, and live calls with direct feedback and guidance. | |
| Most hesitate, some act. | |
| For less than $50, you gain access to the tools, knowledge, and network to start winning today. | |
| Build your will today and start making money now. | |
| We got all that boost producer. | |
| Told ya, told ya, who was the one telling you that soon you will no longer be able to escape the matrix? | |
| Saying that you're running out of time, you need to get rich quickly. | |
| One day you won't be able to escape anymore. | |
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Society's Digital Cage
00:15:17
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| They're gonna close the gate. | |
| And you're all sitting there going, Yeah, yeah. | |
| Told ya, I have been warning you about digital ID, carbon credits. | |
| Remember when I was carbon boss? | |
| I've been warning you about this crap for years. | |
| I've been a conspiracy theorist for years. | |
| And the difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth, unfortunately, is just a little amount of time. | |
| Once some time passes, they all come true. | |
| I've been warning you. | |
| I've been telling everybody. | |
| I say things, everyone goes, oh, you're crazy. | |
| How fucking stupid do you have to be to still be calling me crazy when every single thing I have ever said has come true sooner or later? | |
| Oh, you were right about that one. | |
| You just noticed it before everyone else, but I'm not sure about this one, buddy. | |
| The TV says otherwise. | |
| You're a dipshit. | |
| Your family hate you. | |
| Your wife cheats on you and your kids wish you were dead because you don't believe in any, at this point, any of the conspiracy theories which repeatedly end up simply being a prediction of the future. | |
| We're going to talk about digital IDs. | |
| You already know why it's a bad idea, but I'm going to give you a new insight as to why they are launching these digital IDs. | |
| Lots of people on the internet are already telling you it's a bad idea. | |
| Everyone with a brain understands it's a very bad idea to give the government more power because what does the government do with power? | |
| The same thing a woman does with power. | |
| Imagine you love a chick with all your heart and you're like, I can't live without you. | |
| I love you so much. | |
| And you make her the boss of the relationship. | |
| Are you going to be happy or is she going to fucking ruin your life? | |
| She ain't going to do what you do for her. | |
| She's not going to give you a nice car and a nice life and let you go out and enjoy yourself and have some freedom. | |
| No, she's going to fucking hammer you day in, day out, trying to control every single fucking thing you do. | |
| Abuse. | |
| Women and governments abuse power. | |
| They are abusive when they have control, which is why they can't have it, which is why nobody wants to work for a female boss, which is why you do not want government to have more power. | |
| The point of these digital IDs is more power. | |
| We all know that. | |
| So now we're going to discuss why do they want more power? | |
| And I'm going to present to you a conspiracy theory. | |
| Call me crazy. | |
| I predict a future and I'm going to put my name on the line and tell you the future I predict to see if I'm right. | |
| Now remember, my entire brand is based around predicting the future. | |
| Predicted COVID, predicted Bitcoin, predicted everything. | |
| If you followed my predictions by now, you're very, very wealthy. | |
| You're very rich if you follow my predictions. | |
| I have a prediction for why they're launching the digital ID. | |
| But before that, let me prove to you that I've been warning you about this forever. | |
| This is 2023. | |
| If they want to get you, they're going to get you. | |
| So you're living under this system, the judicial system, fair justice for all. | |
| But as soon as you annoy anyone and they say your name to a prosecutor, you're going to jail. | |
| And now they're going to make a new justice system for your safety. | |
| Don't worry. | |
| We're going to take our freedom away for your safety. | |
| And we're going to involve digital IDs and face ID and all these things like we talked about. | |
| But you'll be fine. | |
| As long as you do exactly as we say. | |
| We're fine with government and we're here to help. | |
| And that's where the slavery comes. | |
| As long as you do exactly as we say. | |
| Because if you're a bad employee, you'll pay the price. | |
| It's crazy. | |
| So the primary objective of the digital ID is not to make it easier to put people in jail. | |
| This is the psyop they're going to sell you. | |
| They're going to say, with the digital ID, we know who's who, and we know exactly what they're doing. | |
| And we know exactly where they're going. | |
| And we know how they spend their money. | |
| And we know where they fly. | |
| And we know what they eat. | |
| And we know what porn they jerk off to. | |
| So because of this, because we have all this information about everybody, it's easier to find the bad guys and put them in jail. | |
| But that can't be their true intention considering they already know who the bad guys are right now, by and large, and they don't put them in jail. | |
| They just put the good people in jail. | |
| So why are they trying to push the digital ID? | |
| And before I tell you what that is, you need to understand there's a break in your thinking. | |
| So we're going to realign your thinking when it comes to society quickly. | |
| What you believe is as follows. | |
| You believe, there's a bit of glare on my board. | |
| Hopefully you can see it. | |
| You believe we have society here, which is a circle. | |
| And anybody who doesn't play nice in society gets excluded and moved to jail, which is its own separate, hyper-masculinized, hyper-controlled society. | |
| Let's not say masculinized because I don't want to be accused of being a misogynist. | |
| I would hate for all those bitches to get upset. | |
| So let's be fair. | |
| It's a highly controlled society. | |
| The basic premise is that we have society, and if you can't behave yourself, then we're going to put you in a society, a different one, jail, with a lot more rules, highly regulated, to force you to behave. | |
| So if you don't behave in society, you are moved to jail. | |
| But jail is just society with more rules. | |
| That's all it is. | |
| They take away some freedoms, but it's still a society, right? | |
| You still meet with other people. | |
| You still talk to other people. | |
| You still have to get along with others. | |
| You still have to interact with people. | |
| But there's more rules. | |
| What are the rules? | |
| Well, if you're in jail, they control where you go. | |
| They control when things happen. | |
| They control how things happen. | |
| They control why things happen. | |
| They control where you go. | |
| You have to be in your cell at this time. | |
| You're in a gym another time. | |
| When you can go to certain places, how you can get there. | |
| You can't drive around in jail. | |
| You can't drive a Ferrari. | |
| You have to walk. | |
| Why? | |
| Because if you have a Ferrari, you might escape, right? | |
| They control this society more heavily because you can't behave in traditional normal society. | |
| This is how you believe things work. | |
| But truthfully, I have a different model. | |
| And the different model for you to understand as to why they're pushing digital IDs is they want to make all of society in jail. | |
| Digital ID is all-encompassing. | |
| They want to just say this arrow here, this moving of people from society to jail is a problem because this arrow has some distinct features. | |
| One media controversy. | |
| Media. | |
| It's controversial to put people in jail like they tried to do to me, like they did to Lucy Colony, Connolly. | |
| If you do something that the government doesn't like, but the people like you for, like me, telling the truth, it's very controversial to try and put someone in jail. | |
| It's also very expensive. | |
| How much does the British judicial system cost to run, to permanently have these courts, these bailiffs, these police officers, these judges, these lawyers, these investigators, these police force, the detectives, the CPS? | |
| How long? | |
| It's very expensive to do this. | |
| And it's also time consuming. | |
| It takes many years to build a case and try and put somebody in jail for a substantial crime. | |
| If someone goes out there and steals a loaf of bread, it's open and shut. | |
| But if somebody has an opinion online that they don't like and they're particularly clever and smart with how they talk, it actually takes years to get it done. | |
| And there's many appeals and it's all on the news. | |
| Costs lots of money. | |
| so it's also very time consuming. | |
| So the arrow is time consuming. | |
| It creates a lot of media and it's expensive. | |
| So how do you get rid of the arrow? | |
| Let's think here, logically. | |
| I'm in charge of England. | |
| I have a society and I've made new rules for my society that nobody wants to play by. | |
| Nobody wants my new society I've made. | |
| Nobody likes the migrants. | |
| Nobody likes the government. | |
| Nobody likes the taxes. | |
| Nobody likes the ULES. | |
| Nobody wants their money sent to Ukraine. | |
| Nobody wants any of the things I'm doing. | |
| Nobody. | |
| So my answer to that is, ah, well, whoever becomes a problem, we just put them in jail. | |
| But the arrow now is becoming overloaded because too many people don't like what I'm doing. | |
| And it's taking a whole bunch of time. | |
| The media are attacking me. | |
| And it's becoming too expensive to move people from this society I built they don't like to the new society and In this new society the only reason they behave is because we control where when how and why So what's the answer to this? | |
| The answer is we put everyone in jail The answer is let's get rid of that arrow and let's just put everyone in a digital jail Done now we ain't gonna move people from society to jail. | |
| We don't need the arrow anymore. | |
| All this is saved. | |
| Everyone's in jail, so we can control the where when, how and why. | |
| The digital ID allows us to control where people go, when they can go there, how they get there and why. | |
| So if they say things we don't like, we can stop them from using public transport. | |
| If they say things we don't like, we can stop them from flying. | |
| If they eat too much meat which is bad for the environment, we can stop them from buying it. | |
| We can stop them from going to the doctors. | |
| I thought the NHS was free for everybody. | |
| I only have a digital ID. | |
| The NHS is free. | |
| If you have a digital ID, you can't go hospital now. | |
| So they're gonna put us all into one big jail, control everything and say ah look, we fixed crime. | |
| Well, that's because we're all in jail, that's because we've removed free will. | |
| Now, those of you who are watching this show, who are smarter than the rest, will ask yourselves now a very important question. | |
| In fact, let me test you here. | |
| I don't have my laptop. | |
| Let me get my laptop and I'm going to test you guys right. | |
| So here's the test I just said, they're gonna put us all in jail and remove our free will as a professional. | |
| What is the follow-on question from that? | |
| If you think like Andrew Tate, the follow-on question is, well, why did they ever want us free in the first place? | |
| Okay, they're gonna remove everyone's free will. | |
| Why did we ever have free will? | |
| What was the point of having free will? | |
| What was the advantage of our society Society being based on the premise of free will. | |
| Why was Western society built this way? | |
| What are the advantages for a government, for ruling elites to give people free will? | |
| Well, let's talk about that. | |
| Let's talk about why that is. | |
| Free will has many advantages to a society in the correct cycle. | |
| We're now towards the end of the cycle of Western democracy as we know it. | |
| So towards the end of cycles, everything becomes authoritarian. | |
| Now we all have to go to jail. | |
| I've already been to jail. | |
| You're going to jail. | |
| You have an opinion to go to jail. | |
| Everyone's going to jail. | |
| And if you don't go to jail, you're going to be in a digital butt-fuck semi-jail. | |
| Everyone's going to jail because they're locking it down. | |
| But before that, what built the prosperity of these Western democracies? | |
| Well, primarily it was innovation, free thinking, the ability to trade, the ability to run businesses, the ability to make money, the ability to get wealthy, patriotism, culture, love for the people around you, believing that if you dedicate yourself, you can make your town better and your family will grow up in that town. | |
| Buying a house and keeping it in the family name. | |
| Everything I've just named is gone. | |
| You can't start a business in England because they tax you to fuck. | |
| You can't have a house in your family name because of inheritance tax. | |
| You can't respect the culture of your country because they're replacing everybody with third worlders. | |
| They're replacing everybody with third worlders because third worlders don't care about government corruption. | |
| And if you're a corrupt government, you don't want your population to care about government corruption. | |
| White people care about government corruption. | |
| If you fucking bring a bunch of Bangladeshis in, they don't give a shit if you steal because they don't know any better. | |
| So if your intention is to steal, your intention is to get rid of the people who know you're stealing. | |
| Everything I just told you about how a free society benefited the West no longer exists. | |
| So what's the advantages now of leaving people free at this stage in the capitalistic cycle? | |
| Freedom served its purpose. | |
| The purpose of freedom was to build the society. | |
| Now it's built. | |
| Now it's mass extraction on the way out, on the way down. | |
| Now it's just raiding all the different bedrooms aboard the Titanic before it sinks. | |
| There's no time for freedom anymore. | |
| All that's long gone. | |
| load this up. | |
| So the government has no care whatsoever, no interest whatsoever with allowing you to be free or think freely or speak freely anymore. | |
| All the advantages it came with are long gone. | |
| Now it's only problems, it's only trouble. | |
| And the intention is to put everybody in jail. | |
| If your digital ID prevents you from getting public transport and it prevents your electric car from starting or charging and it prevents you from buying food and it prevents you from going to a doctor's and it prevents you from flying, you're in jail. | |
| It costs them zero to turn off your digital ID. | |
| They press one button, beep, he's in jail for a year. | |
|
Digital ID Jailbreaker
00:15:15
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| Your life's wrecked for a year. | |
| Easy peasy. | |
| Why? | |
| Because you complained about the Somalians raping your daughter. | |
| But that's not my conspiracy theory. | |
| Most of you would agree with this so far. | |
| Most of you would agree with what I've said so far. | |
| My actual conspiracy theory, we're moving on to. | |
| My conspiracy theory is that the reason they're pushing so hard for this is they intend within the next decade to stop people from leaving. | |
| Sounds radical, I know. | |
| How can you just stop people from leaving? | |
| Well, let's use the data points as to why I've come to this conclusion. | |
| Firstly, which country has the largest number of millionaires fleeing per year currently? | |
| Which country has the most people leaving? | |
| England. | |
| Which country just said we need digital ID? | |
| England. | |
| So they've already tried an exit tax. | |
| They've said, if you leave England, we're going to take half your money. | |
| People are like, I don't give a shit. | |
| Take it. | |
| I'm out. | |
| They've already tried wealth taxes, these other incentives to scare people away from leaving because they thought they'd lose so much money. | |
| But nobody wants to get stabbed to death. | |
| And nobody wants to live in a shithole, no matter how rich they are. | |
| So they don't mind losing their money to just leave. | |
| So now, how do you stop rich people from leaving? | |
| Because that's a big problem, by the way. | |
| When all of your wealth is fleeing, let's imagine England is your trouser pocket. | |
| If you have a hole in your pocket, you're going to be pretty fucking broke pretty fucking quick. | |
| And they know what's going on and they know the problem. | |
| So they're like, okay, so how do we stop people? | |
| Well, the problem we currently have is that this arrow, the media, the time, the expense, it's expensive. | |
| Rich people in England are flying to Thailand or Dubai primarily, staying there, then saying they leave when they've already left, then selling all their stuff and taking all their money. | |
| Then we have to take them to court and accuse them of not paying their exit tax to try and get the money off them. | |
| We haven't even scared them into staying because they've already left. | |
| And now we're millions of pounds later and years later trying to recover money from some guy who's hidden it all. | |
| What we need to do is stop them leaving in the first place unless they paid us. | |
| So how do we do that? | |
| What if we had a digital ID so that when you say, I want to fly, I want to leave the UK, we make sure all your taxes are in order first. | |
| We want to make sure all your things are in order, you know, before you leave, for security and for safety, and to make sure everything's okay. | |
| We would hate for the IRS, sorry, HMRC to send you a letter while you're away and you missed the letter. | |
| That would be devastating. | |
| So we just need to make sure that you pay us millions before you fly. | |
| Digital ID so we can control exactly where you're going, what you're doing. | |
| We can link it to your tax records and we can make sure of everything. | |
| On top of that, maybe you're flying a bit too much. | |
| You know, carbon credits. | |
| Don't you understand? | |
| Carbon boss, remember? | |
| Because climate change and global warming, I mean, we have no problem giving Ukraine missiles to blow the fuck out of things. | |
| We can blow up the entire planet, but you can't fly on a plane because of the atmosphere, even though we blow up things in Ukraine all day with your money. | |
| So you've already flown twice this year. | |
| Maybe you'll get ideas about leaving. | |
| You know what? | |
| We should just stop you from leaving for your safety and for the environment, for the trees, for the penguins. | |
| Now, there'll be some female protesting, going, yeah, save the penguins. | |
| This is a good idea. | |
| Because women actually beg for control and authority. | |
| That's why you can't trust them with votes. | |
| But their primary objective, not initially, not at the very beginning, but their primary objective with the digital ID is to stop you from leaving because they know you don't want to be there anymore. | |
| They know that everybody who gets rich in England leaves. | |
| Everybody who gets rich in England takes their money and leaves. | |
| There are some people in England who are rich who haven't left because they're old. | |
| They're 50, 60, 70, and they grew up in England and they're patriotic. | |
| The average 21-year-old in England has no patriotism in his blood. | |
| Not a drop. | |
| He grew up in a country where he saw his friends stabbed to death, where he realized the media lied to him every day, where he lost four years of his life to an imaginary disease, where the police are wankers, where he has been lied to every time he went to school. | |
| He doesn't like the UK. | |
| He doesn't like it at all. | |
| He hates it. | |
| He wants to leave. | |
| He wants to go Santa Pay. | |
| He wants to go Thailand to go backpacking. | |
| He wants to go Dubai. | |
| He wants to go Miami, but he doesn't want to be in England. | |
| At all. | |
| Doesn't care. | |
| When he gets rich, he's out the door. | |
| And old people die, and young people are the future. | |
| So they have a plan to stop the young people from leaving. | |
| And that's what the digital ID is about. | |
| Call me a conspiracy theorist. | |
| Call me crazy, like you called me crazy when I said this was coming. | |
| In 10 to 15 years, you're going to see some bullshit on the BBC about how there's been too many flights in and out of England, or there's been some other environmental reason, or some terrorist attack, or some stupid reason why they have to halt flights for most people. | |
| And for you to be able to fly, you need to just apply for an extra process. | |
| We're not stopping you from flying. | |
| We're not crazy authoritarians. | |
| We're going to let you fly. | |
| You just need to apply for one extra process first. | |
| Just upload your digital ID quickly so we can check that it's okay that you fly. | |
| And if you have too much money or you haven't paid enough tax, or if they have a sneaky suspicion, if that digital ID on your phone has been tracking you look at houses in another country to buy, denied! | |
| Denied! | |
| Stay on the sinking ship. | |
| Stay aboard the Titanic. | |
| Hope you like cold plunges, faggot, because we're going straight down. | |
| The chance of England saving itself is somewhere around zero. | |
| So their plan is to trap everyone there so they all die in abject poverty and misery while they extract as much money as possible from the few poor souls stuck aboard this sinking ship. | |
| What other plan do they have? | |
| If I'm wrong, impossible. | |
| If I'm wrong, what's their plan to just let everybody go to Dubai and get rich and just leave all the brokeies in one country? | |
| They just go bankrupt and broke? | |
| No, they have to do something. | |
| Their plan is to close the door. | |
| That's what digital ID is about. | |
| I have been telling you, your only chance of salvation, I have been screaming at you for years is to get rich. | |
| Because right now, in the current position, if you're in the UK, there are two types of people in the UK right now. | |
| There are rich people and poor people. | |
| If you're rich, you can leave. | |
| If you're poor, you can't. | |
| If you have a job and a mortgage, you are stuck. | |
| And when you go to pay your mortgage and they won't accept the payment without your digital ID number, you now have to get it because they're saying we're not going to force you to get the digital ID. | |
| It's mandated. | |
| I mean, it's mandatory, but we're not going to force you, but it's mandatory. | |
| You know, we're not going to force you. | |
| You just can't. | |
| Pay your council tax, pay a bill, pay your mortgage, eat food, go to the doctors, fly on a plane, drive on a road. | |
| You just can't do anything without it. | |
| But we're not forcing you, but you can't do anything without it. | |
| You can't breathe without it for your safety. | |
| Anyone with a brain and money will leave the UK right now. | |
| The people who are stuck can't leave. | |
| I have been telling you for the longest period of human time that you are running out of time. | |
| I said that your bloodline will look back on this period of history when it was possible to escape the Matrix and wonder why their ancestors didn't escape the Matrix in time. | |
| Why are we poor? | |
| Why do I have a digital ID stamped on my forehead with a Robo dildo up my ass? | |
| Why? | |
| Oh, it's because my granddad didn't try and get rich in time. | |
| And we got stuck with the digital ID stuck in fucking Scumthorpe like a dip shit. | |
| I've been warning you. | |
| I'm rich. | |
| Try this shit. | |
| I'm out. | |
| Do they have digital IDs in Mauritius, Madagascar, nigger? | |
| I'll find somewhere to go where they barely have fucking working driver's licenses. | |
| I'm out. | |
| Because I'm loaded. | |
| Do you understand what I'm saying? | |
| It's extremely important you get rich now. | |
| This is proof. | |
| Everything I've been saying to you for the longest time is true. | |
| And even doubly bad for you, the real world is full. | |
| Even worse, the way I said the easiest way for you to get rich and escape is now full. | |
| Go to jointherealworld.com. | |
| We're full. | |
| We have too many students. | |
| It's full. | |
| So now what are you going to do? | |
| You're going to work a job and save up? | |
| Guess what? | |
| You need to work a job. | |
| A digital fucking ID, you fucking prick. | |
| I told you. | |
| I am tired of being fucking right. | |
| My whole life I am right. | |
| All I am is right all the fucking time. | |
| And by the way, this shit's coming to everywhere. | |
| It's coming to all of Europe. | |
| Digital ID. | |
| All this crap's coming to everyone. | |
| And that's why it's important we talk about one last thing. | |
| The systems of Earth are not fully interconnected. | |
| And because of that, there's a massive advantage to being an expat in certain countries. | |
| So let me give you an example. | |
| What is the name of Thailand's tax authority? | |
| I don't have a fucking clue. | |
| Do Thais have to pay taxes? | |
| Yes. | |
| But if you're an expat, if you're from Peru and you live in Thailand, do you pay taxes? | |
| Probably not. | |
| Why? | |
| Because you're not from there and their system isn't linked with the Peruvians and they can't find out if you really live there or if you're just long-term visiting and you come and go and they can't really track you down. | |
| That's what it's going to be like with the digital ID. | |
| As they announce and launch all this dumb shit, if you're in a country that you're not really from, you could just be like, I ain't got one of those. | |
| Where's your digital ID? | |
| I ain't got one. | |
| Why? | |
| Because I'm not from here. | |
| Where are you from? | |
| I'm from Mauritius. | |
| How do you have a Mauritian passport? | |
| Because I bought a house and did the residency program because I was rich and bought an $800,000 house to get a Mauritian passport. | |
| Decaught. | |
| Oh, really? | |
| Yeah. | |
| And we don't have those in our country because we're a shitty little island. | |
| Anyway, out the way. | |
| Piss off, officer fucking Nobed. | |
| I ain't got a digital ID. | |
| Suck it. | |
| Suck my massive balls. | |
| Problem solved. | |
| Because all the world's governments aren't that connected. | |
| So you need to have. | |
| Isn't it? | |
| Isn't it prophetic? | |
| Isn't it amazing? | |
| Have a fucking prophecy. | |
| What did I say 10 years ago? | |
| Anyone watch my original YouTube channel before I was banned? | |
| My YouTube before I was banned 10 years ago. | |
| You need multiple passports, multiple residencies, multiple bank accounts, multiple identities, multiple nationalities. | |
| The only way you can be off-grid is to be on as many grids as possible. | |
| I said this to you 10 years ago. | |
| How many passports have you been getting in the last few years? | |
| I get a new passport every fucking year. | |
| It's very easy to do. | |
| Look it up. | |
| Pay some money, get a passport, invest in a country, buy some land, do some paperwork, get a passport. | |
| How many you got? | |
| None. | |
| Why? | |
| Because you're broke. | |
| You're fucking poor. | |
| And now you're going to get a digital ID and RoboDildo up your ass. | |
| I told you. | |
| I warned you. | |
| I fucking warned you, people. | |
| You need to get rich. | |
| You need to get multiple identities and passports and nationalities. | |
| And you need to do the Aikido that is necessary to never end up with a digital ID on your fucking phone. | |
| And if you want to live in England, don't live in England as a Brit, because then you get wrecked by the tax authority, by the police, by the digital ID, by Kier Starmer, by everyone wrecks you. | |
| If you want to live in England, live in England as a Turk. | |
| I'm Turkish. | |
| Of course I don't have a digital ID. | |
| I run a barbershop, nigger. | |
| Oopsie fucking dupesie. | |
| It's the only way. | |
| And one day they'll interconnect all the systems, but by then the world will be bipolar. | |
| Because we have China and Russia and India teaming up against the Western democracies. | |
| We'll be in a bipolar world. | |
| So you can just then play off the two systems. | |
| Then you can just be Chinese. | |
| China's got a system. | |
| China's got a social credit score, but you don't have a social credit score if you go to China because you're not Chinese. | |
| Do you understand? | |
| You could be in the country with a social credit score without having a social credit score as long as you have a foreign Western passport. | |
| And you can now be in a Western country without your social credit score. | |
| If you have a Chinese passport, you have to go to China and get a bunch of Chinese women and have a whole bunch of fucking babies, have noodle sex, give some chopped suey and chow mein to Ching Chong and Linglong and get some fucking Chinese kids before it's too fucking late. | |
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Struggle for a Score
00:08:19
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| I've been telling you people what to do for a very long time, but how are you gonna get Chinese pussy if you ain't got any fucking money? | |
| Have you not seen those karaoke bars? | |
| Have you not seen the little Chinese men in their suits with the little fucking hot Chinese chicks sitting around drinking $10,000 whiskey, singing karaoke? | |
| You gotta be able to afford the whiskey. | |
| You gotta go to the karaoke bar. | |
| You need money. | |
| Hello, you're poor. | |
| You need money now before the digital ID comes. | |
| Ling Lang and Sing Song will suck your wing wong if you could just get some fucking money. | |
| I don't know what else to say. | |
| My brother and I will be having a ding-dong party in Chinatown. | |
| I don't know about you. | |
| Egg fried rice on a bitch. | |
| The only answer to this is getting rich. | |
| It allows you to get multiple residencies, multiple nationalities, allows you to take advantage of the multipolar world. | |
| It allows you to hide your money so the government can't steal it like they're going to do with the digital ID. | |
| It allows you to be in lots of different places. | |
| It allows you to have the best lawyers. | |
| It buys you time. | |
| It allows you geographical freedom. | |
| It allows you to think ahead and notice the playing board. | |
| The people who are stuck in England with a mortgage and a job, even if their job pays $300,000 a year, even if they consider themselves wealthy, are so fucked. | |
| They can't leave their job. | |
| They have to pay their mortgage. | |
| They are stuck and they are fucked. | |
| Get out now. | |
| And the easiest way to do that, the real world is full. | |
| Join the realworld.com. | |
| We are full because you didn't listen when you had a chance. | |
| I'll be having Chinese sex in Korea. | |
| 10 years ago, a degree was a golden ticket. | |
| Today, graduate unemployment is at a record high. | |
| Even Oxford and Cambridge students are walking out with $50,000 in debt and no job that matches their degree. | |
| In the U.S., graduates are now more likely to be unemployed than the general public. | |
| Employers aren't even hiding it anymore. | |
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| Got some super chats here I'm going to read out. | |
| First one, Patrick, the real world is not only about money. | |
| I got noticed for my work and was promoted to Alex Danku's fitness team. | |
| I now help the students in the fitness campus and I run the Health and Fitness Campus X account. | |
| Congratulations, sir. | |
| I know exactly which Twitter account you have. | |
| I think I retweet you quite a few times. | |
| So if you have your affiliate link on there, you should be making some money. | |
| Another guy, $200. | |
| Just want to give some money back knowing this is going to charity. | |
| Thanks for everything. | |
| You're welcome, sir. | |
| This is going to tapepledge.com. | |
| And I'm assuming you're a student of the real world. | |
| I'm going to look you up here. | |
| AR Girls Mania. | |
| If you've got the same name in the real world, I'm going to find you. | |
| Super chats only over $50 only, guys. | |
| Or I'm not going to read them. | |
| So, what is your plan now? | |
| Tell me, what's your plan? | |
| Digital ID is coming. | |
| Andrew Tate was right. | |
| And you're broke. | |
| You had years to get ahead of the game because you were warned, but you didn't take it seriously because you know what you were doing? | |
| Let me show you what you were doing. | |
| You watched my emergency meeting where I said they're going to come with digital ID and you're going to get stuck forever poor and your bloodline is going to hate you. | |
| Your grandchildren, your great-grandchildren, are going to look back on you as the biggest failure of the entire generation, of the entire ancestry. | |
| And you watch my emergency meeting and then you thought, wow, okay, cool. | |
| And you were motivated for like four minutes. | |
| And then after the four minutes ended, you went on Instagram and you started messaging girls. | |
| And those girls ignored you. | |
| Then you jerked off. | |
| Then you went to sleep. | |
| Here you are, two years later, broke, about to be enslaved with digital ID. | |
| Like I said, congratulations. | |
| You're a fucking retard. | |
| Congratulations. | |
| Congratulations, you're retarded. | |
| So what is your plan now? | |
| Now that we've gone down to the wire, now that you're out of time, now that even Kier Starmer himself has told you I was right, in case you doubted me. | |
| Guys, in case you doubt me on any level, listen to the fucking man who's about to enslave you all. | |
| There you go, listen. | |
| At its heart, its most poisonous belief. | |
| And this was on full display here in London just under two weeks ago, that there's a coming struggle, a defining struggle, a violent struggle for the nation, for all of our nations. | |
| And you don't have to be a great historian to know where that kind of poison ends up. | |
| At its heart, its most poisonous belief. | |
| A violent struggle is coming. | |
| So get my digital ID. | |
| We're about to be in a very violent struggle for the soul of the nation. | |
| So get a digital ID so I know exactly where you are. | |
| I promise I won't put you in jail or kill you. | |
| I promise. | |
| So what's your plan now? | |
| I want to hear your plan, gentlemen. | |
| What's your plan? | |
| What are you going to do? | |
| Simon, you ignored all the warnings and the real world's full. | |
| In 30 years from now, I'll be on my yacht or Mars. | |
| Or maybe we've solved gravity by then. | |
| I'll have some blimp with all my females. | |
| I'll be up there like a sultan. | |
| And I'll be yelling down to you, I warned you. | |
| Oh, you're in a digital prison. | |
| You're in a 15-minute city. | |
| You can't leave your area because of climate change. | |
| And your digital ID doesn't scan at the barriers that prevent the cars from moving. | |
| That's a shame. | |
| I'm floating through the sky because we've solved gravity and I'm mega wealthy. | |
| Sorry about that. | |
| I'll get a megaphone. | |
| Sorry, you're broke. | |
| You're fucking poor. | |
| I warned you. | |
| It is my duty to warn you. | |
| It is not my duty to do anything else. | |
| You have been told. | |
| If you ignore my warnings, then you deserve the future which you are headed for. | |
| If you do not change the direction in which you are going, you're going to end up exactly where you're headed. | |
| Ass fucked. | |
| Carbon credits, robo-dildo, digital ID, techno-communism, pooper scooper, starship trooper bullshit. | |
| And you know the worst thing about it is the solution to all of this is money. | |
| Because what they're going to do is they're going to come along with carbon credits. | |
| Here's what they're going to do. | |
| They're going to come along and say, listen, everyone at home, we've discovered the sun is hot. | |
| So for that reason, we need to increase your taxes to save the world. | |
| If you work harder and give us more of your money, we can stop the sun from being hot. | |
| Ask the little girl with the weird face, Greta. | |
| That's what we're going to do. | |
| So you have to buy carbon credits. | |
| You don't allow to use carbon anymore. | |
| Carbon's bad. | |
| So that means you're not allowed to drive your car. | |
| You're not allowed to fly anywhere. | |
| And you're not allowed to eat meat. | |
| But if you plant trees, which probably won't even happen, they'll make up something because planting trees are a real thing. | |
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Admitting Maybe It's Crazy
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| They'll make up something. | |
| If you put hydrogen into the large Hadron Collider, then you can have more carbon credits because you're offsetting the sun being hot. | |
| You're putting snow in the sun. | |
| So that costs money to do. | |
| So you're allowed 100 carbon credits a year unless you buy more. | |
| If you buy snow to fire at the sun from the cannon, then you're allowed to eat more meat and fly more places, meaning the rich people can do whatever they want and the poor people will be restricted to stay inside of their extermination camps. | |
| Now, I know this sounds crazy and I've just made it up. | |
| If only I could find a video of them literally admitting this, then maybe I wouldn't be a conspiracy theorist anymore. | |
| We got all that books good producer. | |