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Nov. 30, 2025 - Tate Speech - Andrew Tate
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Barefoot Billionaire | Tate Confidential Ep 330
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I have every single thing.
Gamble it.
I don't know what that is.
Your wildest game.
I don't want to go without it.
That's my secret.
like the joke the universe whatever you want to call it has no problems with you making mistakes as long as you learn from
If you make a mistake and look back on what you did and take absolute self-accountability, you don't blame anyone else.
You don't cry about it.
You don't make excuses.
You say, this is my fault.
I've learned my lesson.
This is what I did wrong.
If you do that, you do not use one of your mistake lives.
Then you get another free roll of the dice.
You can roll the dice again, attempt to get a six.
You can actually make a mistake over and over and over again.
But as long as you learn a lesson every single time, as long as you sit down and dedicate the time it requires to look at the scenario and find out where you went wrong, then you're allowed another mistake, a free one.
And in chess, it's ruthless.
Like you're sitting across from some dork.
He'll fucking take your bishop and grind you down and he'll mess you up.
And that's it.
When you lose, it's because somewhere at some point, you made a mistake.
You did.
And I've never been in a chess tournament as a kid and people had mercy on me.
And then I started professional fighting when I gave up chess at around the age of nine or 10.
By the age of 13, 14, I started professional fighting.
I went on to become a four-time world champion.
And I noticed that no matter how tired I was, no matter how hurt I was, when I hurt my opponent, I got all this energy from somewhere to keep hurting him.
It's amazing.
And I was like, not only do the wolves don't have mercy, in fact, they get energized and motivated from your fear and motivated from the fact they hurt you.
Everyone wants to fight the guy who doesn't want to fight.
I did not struggle from bug level where the bugs live from bug level luten council estate to make it all the way up here to one of the most well-known household names on planet fucking earth to live this way.
I was in a homeless shelter when my mom and dad broke up and I had to go back to England with my parents.
I ended up living in a homeless shelter with cosavin kids fighting for fucking survival.
The kids were bigger than me, a gang.
Me and Tristan had to fight them by ourselves in a fucking single room, homeless family fucking shelter.
My mom, my sister, me Tristan all living in there, just us.
Managed to get a council house, go to school, finally find a way out in the Matrix.
Finally, I should be a criminal.
All the statistics point to me being a criminal.
Instead, I dedicated myself and worked hard so that I could finally become a billionaire.
Made it to billionaire status.
And here I am again at bug fucking level.
Back at the bottom in the fucking dirt with the worms.
And I don't deserve this shit.
I'm about to pull up to my Pagani penthouse.
My $28 million Pagani penthouse.
And a fucking Ferrari.
I didn't buy one of the most iconic properties in Dubai.
Look at it.
You can't.
Everyone's seen this building.
Can't avoid it.
White blue.
The globe.
It looks like the bat cave.
As you drive past, you see the globe where I reside.
You see the tape flow.
I'm not in my Pagani car.
I'm in my fucking Ferrari, which has disjointed the just workings of the universe because my Pagani is in Italy getting the Tempesta Pack upgrade.
Remember on House Arrest when they said I was a human trafficker and I couldn't leave my house and I called Pagani and said, I've just bought a Euro BC.
I want to make sure it's the best one possible.
Kind of got all the upgrades, the upgraded clutch, the upgraded suspension, the upgraded gearbox.
They said, yes, that's $700,000.
I said, $600,000.
Fucking they could have sold it to me twice.
$600 for a Pagani.
I spent a turn around in the pair this morning.
And I took my Pagani out of storage here in Dubai and flew on a 747 to Italy and it's currently being upgraded.
So now I have to drive around in a fucking Ferrari like a fucking peasant.
This is Pagani leather.
This is the Pagani leather.
It's the same leather that's inside of my car.
It's all supposed to match.
I'm supposed to get out of my car, the same smell, the same Pagani leather, out of the Pagani, into the Pagani elevator, and be like, ah, balance.
There's balance in the universe.
My chakras are aligned.
Instead, I have Ferrari leather.
So for that reason, I think the only logical conclusion is for me to buy a spare second backup Pagani.
I'm not joking on any level.
I'm going to buy a second backup Pagani.
I don't give a.
So every time I come to this particular one of my homes, because I have 11 in Dubai, I come in a Pagani.
So I'm going to have a second one.
I'm going to get that one out of Italy.
I'm going to call them tomorrow and say, hurry the fuck up, give me my Pagani back.
Plus, I want another one.
I'm going to get two Paganis to make sure that I never have to relive this peasantry again.
Back on bug fucking level.
Hayura, this is my car.
They're mocking me.
I've fucking had it.
It's amazing how your personality changes when you're not poor anymore.
When I was broke, I had this constant stress and constant anxiety, worried about the fact that if my car broke down, I couldn't fix it.
Or if somebody needed me or had to rely on me for something, I couldn't help them.
People often ask me, Andrew, how do you deal with all these court problems and the matrix coming after you and the news coming after you and everyone insulting you?
How do you deal with all that pressure?
The answer to that is I find peace in the fact that I'm rich.
It doesn't matter if I go to jail because everyone I care about is going to be taken care of.
I can go to jail for the rest of my life.
My kids are going to eat.
That's a man's job.
That's all that matters.
Most of the time, you're thinking about trying to make money.
You're thinking about the bills you have upcoming.
You're thinking about the problems you're going to be and if you don't pay them.
People can read that on your face.
That's the reason girls don't want to talk to you in the club because they can see on your face you're concerned about something.
And if you actually think and analyze it, what are you concerned about?
Probably, on some level, it involves money.
People say to me, oh yeah, but you know, money's not everything.
You're right.
But if you want to truly be your best self, if you want to be unapologetic, if you want to say what you really think without being afraid of being canceled or fired, if you want to be charismatic, if you want to be interesting, if you want to do all these things and live your only human experience to the absolute maximum of your potential and capacity, you need to be rich to do those things.
The positive organs, your aura will completely change once you become rich.
The dream to make money is to actually finally be yourself.
And if you're watching this and you're not a multi-millionaire, I can promise you you are already self-censoring.
What a waste of a human life to allow numbers on a screen printed by the fucking Fed to completely suppress your entire human experience until the day you die.
You need to break free from the chains, not just for your family, not just for your bloodline, not just for your pet, not just for your kids, not just for anybody else, not for the Jets, not for the Lambos, not for anything else.
You need to break free from the chains for yourself so you can finally find out who you are.
And to do this amazing thing, to achieve this amazing feat and finally be the man that you know you could be, you do not have to go dig in a coal mine.
You do not have to go charge your bullets.
You do not have to risk your life.
All you have to do is get a computer, focus for a few hours, and type in university.com.
And if you do that, you're going to see that you're a completely different person.
You know, it was normal until I asked where we're going.
Don't worry about it.
That's what I worried.
That's worry.
Trust us.
I mean, I don't think I'm going to die.
Exactly.
But something is afoot and everyone knows what it is other than me.
I promise you from the bottom of my heart that all of your dreams are about to come true.
They're not, though.
They do.
They're not.
Your wildest fantasies.
That means indulged to their fullest.
If you admit, if you say today that it wasn't your dream, then you're going to explode.
That's what's going to happen.
Because I promise on Tristan's cousin's life that your wildest fantasies are about to come true.
I don't want to.
didn't come true, then you're going to die.
We brought you someone really important today.
It's actually the richest member of the crew.
His name is Luke.
He's extremely rich, extremely wealthy.
Since we've all been getting paid the same amount of money for years, I've got Yeskos, Bugatti's, Private Jets, Yachts.
He's bought nothing ever besides this one gorilla hat.
Where did you buy that from?
Something zoo.
A zoo.
A zoo.
So he's never spent any of his money.
So I decided, because obviously it's my job as this as brother to his cousin.
No.
Yeah.
Is that right?
I'm brother to his cousin.
Yeah.
Because he's my brother's cousin.
Is to try to make all his dreams come true.
So this is a personalized shopping experience for Luke.
You're in the right place.
So I hope you like Hermes, Lora Piano, Nuneton.
I don't know what that is.
But I don't need anything.
I was telling them on the way here.
I don't need anything.
I have everything.
Luke.
He told me my wildest dreams would be fulfilled.
I told him my dreams are already fulfilled.
Try and star you, Lubi.
I've seen the vans.
I think we need to swap them for some bouncy tracks.
Thank you.
They're not vans.
They're barefoot shoes.
I'll be that.
The problem you're going to find is that my shoes are barefoot shoes.
Yeah.
Which none of these are.
No.
But like nice dinners, a nice pair of hermit shoes.
I go with these.
I go with these to my nice dinners.
And because I'm with Andrew, they let me in.
They let you in.
Maybe one.
They won't let you in.
They won't.
But I don't want to go without Andrew.
That's my secret.
He makes me own it.
What they don't understand is every single thing I wear is actually custom chosen very, very specifically for very, very specific features.
Everything out.
There's no mistakes in what I wear.
There's no mistakes at all.
It's all actually super deliberate.
I actually don't know all the reasons.
No one does.
The hat is the disguise.
No one knows all the reasons.
The shirt's wool.
Yes.
It's quality material.
And I have multiple hats.
I'm actually going to expose myself.
I have multiple hats.
This is the take-confidential hat.
This is what I wear if I'm okay being recognized.
This is actually the opposite of disguise.
This is the here he is hat.
I'm not in the open.
It's the out-in-the-open.
I have every single thing completely chosen for very specific reasons.
What'd you buy, Luke?
Nothing.
I mean, unfortunately for them, they didn't have my favorite pair of barefoot shoes, my favorite pair of Denim.
Or these gorilla hats.
Or my pouch.
Or these t-shirts.
They didn't have any all-wool t-shirts.
They had very nice t-shirts.
They had Laurel Tiana hats.
Were they 100% wool?
Made from this exact company, which I know fits me.
Yes or no?
Luke, if I keep the four and a half million dollars I'm supposed to pay you next week and I buy a Yesco.
That's fine.
Okay, but will you drive the Esco?
No, I don't want to drive.
I've quit driving.
I've abandoned driving.
But I'm glad you will enjoy it.
Will you drive it?
Is the question.
Won't you be mad that you don't have the money?
No.
Money for what?
People don't realize that eventually there's no need to have money.
Eventually, eventually, you have all your dreams and all your hopes and everything is had.
But you don't have anything.
You have a gorilla hat.
Yeah.
People who work on near minimum wage could have all the stuff you have.
You don't have anything.
You just have hundreds of millions of dollars that you won't spend.
I don't need anything.
I have everything I want.
My dreams and hopes are already acquired.
That's what I don't get.
Stealing your money doesn't even annoy you.
No.
0%.
When you were a young man, you thought, I hope when I grow up, I could fly economy, live in a rented apartment, own two pairs of jeans, have two t-shirts, and a hat from the zoo.
That's my dream.
When I was a child.
That's your dream.
I literally said, when I looked at homeless people, I'm like, mom, dad, that looks really nice.
He doesn't have to do anything.
He doesn't have to go anywhere.
He doesn't have to talk to anyone.
He lives on the beach and he just lives his life.
Now, obviously, as I've grown up, being that level of homeless is not the way.
But I wasn't too far off on the freedom bit.
Every time we meet Pablo, you and him just have a long talk about how neither of you owned anything, but you had lots of money.
We don't need anything.
Even stealing his money doesn't annoy him.
At this point, I don't know what to do.
What could we buy with his money that would annoy him?
I don't think he'd care because he literally doesn't gamble it.
That's fine.
I mean, you're just giving it to a casino.
There's zero-edge games.
Yeah.
We can find a zero-edge game and then we can put that, we can gamble the money.
And if we don't lose it, then what happens?
We have more money he won't spend.
Guys, it doesn't matter.
You can burn it.
It's like the Joker.
Crypto Casino is zero edge games.
So I could put my money into it.
So we are now going to gamble Luke's four and a half million dollar wage.
Because we sent it to him in Bitcoin.
This actually takes Bitcoin.
I'm going to copy the address and I'm going to send it to accounts to send the money here instead of to Luke.
And then I'm going to win money.
That's my plan.
We either lose all his money, he doesn't care, or we have more money he doesn't want.
It doesn't matter to me.
I don't give a fuck about you.
Which is like a fast diamond thing.
He's a health arrest and PTSD.
On the jail phone, I was like, I want my watches back.
Give me my watching.
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