My cousin died of a heart attack a couple of years ago. He wasn't rich and neither was he poor. He had a small car and big enough house to fit a family of 4. He worked hard to provide for his family and was an honest to god man. The day of his funeral, every person who lived in and around the neighbourhood turned up and every single one of them was on the verge of crying. Every one was talking about how a great man he was and how kind and easy going he was. People still mention his name to this day NOT because of his muscles (he didn't have any) or his money (he barely had enough to provide for his family) but because of his person. Everyone in that neighbourhood helped his widow financially and even found a job for her to earn a living for her kids (she used to be a stay at home). THIS IS WHAT A REAL MAN IS!
how did your cousin have a heart attack if he didnt have any muscle 🤔 nah, im playin. he sounded like a good guy. sorry for your loss, partner. the best of men are the ones who care and provide. may he rest in peace.
My dad was a minister and pastor of a small church. He always wanted to grow it into a megachurch, but more importantly he wanted to reacg out to the lost and fatherless generation he saw being born into a world of sex and drugs and give them a place that even for a moment they could call home and a family not bound by blood. He did fundraisers, did a lot of odd jobs, and even promoted ideas to raise money and aquire donations so he take kids from the projects and take them on adventures they would likely never afford on their own so they could have some magic ans hope in their broken homed childhoods. He'd rent out skating rings for lock in events, take them to really nice and very fun country summer camps. Rent out movie theaters for a movie night with popcorn and concessions, take them to Waterworld and he payed for everything with no cost to the families whose kids he took. He wasn't wealthy and did struggle financially, but was rich in relationships and priceless memories of making a lasting impact, being a father to the fatherless, and being an example of what it means to be Christlike. He unfortunately died of cancer some years ago at the age of 56. We lived and ministered in a town of 8000. At his funeral around 800 people was at the church to see him off. And nearly everyone in town who ever passed by one of us would stop us and talked about how much my dad made an impact in their or their kids lives. Businessmen respected him, Pastors loved and honored him, and many fathers were born of his example. I say all that Enzo to say I understand exactly what your talking about and you and those touched by your cousin were very very blessed to have him in your lives and he is the tyoe of man all of us men would want very much to be more like. Not this wasteful excuse for an imitation ALPHA who his kids(not his blood by the way but came with his wife) would likely rather not be anything like.
@@Freyia935He's sold out. I guarantee he's a secret Tate fan and took some leaves out of his book to come off as an arrogant fool. The difference is, Tate is more professional about it. Wes is copying others and it doesn't suit him.
Wrong, the Idealist greek academy Plato represented stated that the physical world is the pure reflect of the soul and all the ideas projected straight from the singularity realm and viceversa, the soul and essence is also the pure reflect of what they are in the physical world. This doctrine was recognized as the Platonic Dualism Hence why he was called Plato (in greek Wide open deltoides), since he was a very active sportsman in disc throw and wrestling WHILE cultivating the mind and soul in the same proportion. Beeing a fat wise man is as disrespectful as beeing pumped up and not showing interest in the polis , politics or any activity related to the intellectual subjects for Plato's standards. Both of them are the reflect of a person who cannot control the 2 horses in the physical world, and , beeing able to control the white docile (intellect) while not carying at all about your black horse (primitive impulses) will also deliver a CORRUPT reflection of you essence.
Here’s a tip: you look weak when you insult ppl based on their appearance. That idiot has done enough to make himself look stupid without you needing to mention his appearance. Only women and weak men resort to insults based upon physical appearance. Keep learning tho
My grandmother left me some money when she died. Yet all I could think about was missing her. The money was nice but I was too destroyed inside to care.
Andrew nailed it with the comment about how some men are obsessed with conquering all other men. True alphas aren't thinking about those guys at all lol.
maybe I'm behind a bit... alpha is the type that is trying to conquer and dominate but sigma is the person that t doesn't do tat but won't submit? An alpha is either your boss or a jerk... it seems. When I see people putting betas down, I argue with them because most people are beta. If you aren't people won't like you... people don't really "like'' the alpha or the sigma.... The beta is the popular person people like because he doesn't argue and always smiles and agrees. Most people... it's not an insult unless the person is super-duper submissive. I just see all these beta guys putting down people for being beta usually... who cares really... does that make me sigma? If I say I really don't care am i double sigma? People are too attached to identity labels nowadays. We need to stop it.
@@MicahMicahelthe way I see it is you need betas , betas are most of your work force tbh for example . Since we have such large populations we have some many groups but within all these groups there’s multiple alphas. Like in a room with you and your boss he might be your ‘ alpha ‘ especially if he’s a big guy or whatever but him in a room next to say Jon jones and he’s a bitch so your right humans are complex .
Unfortunately Death is the one and only thing from birth that We all have in Common, the Only thing Guaranteed to us all.......... still doesn't stop it Hurting like Hell.... sorry to hear that... I've still got My Dad, lost My Sister when I was 15.. She was only 16yo, Mum not too longer after....aaaanyways!!.. Gotta keep your chin up.
After 60 years of life I believe that a High-Value man is defined as : 1- Say what you mean and mean what you say 2- Make no promise that you cannot keep 3- Stand by your convictions unto perdition 4- Think first, Act second and Feel last
I'm 31. Follow all these rules and glad to see I'm somewhat on the right path. Two more I'd add are anything worth doing is worth doing right. Its a lesson I learned coming up in my life and that I apply in both of my jobs. As a touring session guitarist if I'm going to play I'm going to play well and do it right. Do not half ass it because if you do there is someone willing to step up and do it better. I also run a specialized consulting business when not on stage. Same rules. Under promise and over deliver. I think the second one is never ask someone to do something you would not do yourself. Being a man does not mean chest beating and whiling out being the most in your face bro as you can. It is knowing that everyone has a limit. Being willing to push yourself ot that limit. But being confortable enough with who you are to call something a bad decision if you see it. If it looks like it can take away your ability to do good for you and yours there is absolutely nothing wrong with telling someone sorry I'm not doing that and I advise you to not do it either
I'm not quite 60, but I'd simplify this down to just the last rule. Think first, Act second and Feel last. Society has become feminised in recent years and emotional thinking seems to have become normalised to the detriment of all. The remedy is more thinking, less feeling.
#1 is so powerful. Practice and deliver this consistently, you become a god: your word is as good as done, you speak things into existence. There are few ppl in life that when they say "I got this handled", I don't ever need to question the how, if it's really possible, etc. That's what I aspire to everyday (and it's hard!)
And ability to look after a family. The whole reason for that is about dating, and if you aren't able to look after a family, your ability to date is somewhat deminished, even with all the integrity in the world.
The analogy Andrew spoke about regarding what being a father is to a daughter is absolutely true. If I could go back in time and beg my father saying “Dad. Don’t spend this money on this amusement park or Disney. Please just show up for my band concerts or marching band competitions.” I would have been saved from so much hurt and issues if my father understood that spending money to go places would never fill the void of not being there for the things that I worked hard at.
My dad bailed on me and my sisters to go raise some other women's family and take care of her kids and treated us as if we were a burden in his life. Maybe instead of complaining, be thankful your dad was even around and took you to Disney.
@@sloanmagnum5009 You don’t have a monopoly on a womanizing father. My father was married and divorced 5 times (gonna marry a 6th) and my mother was his 2nd wife. So no, he wasn’t around. He didn’t have custody, so 10 months out of the year he ain’t calling, visiting, texting, nothing. That’s a load of bull and I have every right to complain cause that was his duty to me and he failed. You have the same right to complain about yours. This isn’t some sort of victim Olympics.
@@sloanmagnum5009 not that I owe you anything, your business whether you believe the truth or not. But it matches, actually. Disney land, amusement parks, zoo, that happened during the summer, which is when the court dictated visitation. Band things, concerts, athletics, auditions, conferences, that happened during the school year when I wanted my father around to see me but he wasn’t there.
As a bald man myself, even I was overjoyed when he said 'You left your toupee back stage.' And when he muttered 'I shave my head.' I was screaming 'Ask him why!' The idiot doesn't realise if you hold a 'Measuring stick' in someone's face, there's always something you can't measure up to yourself.
@energydriver46 Because he's going bald and he hates it. Same reason I shave my head every couple of weeks. He feels less of a man because of it. That's why he feebly muttered 'I shave my head' because he knew they had him on that one.
*Andrew is not an intellectual. What you are doing is called Appeal to Authority. You perceive him knowing more than you, thus he's an authority, thus you perceive him as a 'great person'.* He's not that great, he's not that smart, all he does is repeats stuff (201 level college psych), interlaced with his opinion, and acts like this is a way to live. He's fat, he smokes. It's obvious he has ZERO control over his body and mind, and you lap up all his BS. Be more critical in your life. Do your own research, don't just listen to hucksters.
@@jonathansoko1085his voice even started cracking at some point coz Andrew wasn't getting offended and that made his nads go even further up in his body 😂😂😂
No one will ever see this, but my parents had to ration food for us and I didn't even know they were in debt, because I felt love every day. It does amazing things to a man when they find that out.
I grew up with my dad as a Hells Angels member. I trained several combat sports, shot guns, tinkered with cars and got sent to "youth prison" (as we call it here). When I turned about 20 I just had a realization. I didnt have to prove shit.. to anyone, not even my dad. I didnt have to be aggressive or a dick to people. So i stopped. Everything. Pretty much spent 2-3 days just staring into a wall re-evaluating my whole existence. Started to sing. Dance around my apartment. Made new friends. Met a new girl. And still I shoot guns, tinker with shit etc. None of that shit makes me a man.. I havent considered myself a man until I started helping out my mom, my dad that now has dementia (because of alcohol and drugs) and my grandma.. I do everything I can to help them and make my sons life better. I always remember the violence, aggressions and all that Shit and just remember myself to not let my son go through that. Life is hard. Being a man is being able to take care of yourself and others, be kind and gentle but also strong when needed. Everything else - thats just you. Fight, dance, be straight or gay or whatever - that has nothing to do with being a Man. :)
Dementia isnt from drugs or alcohol my man. Dementia doesnt have an explanation, happens in women more often(they live longer) and happens more often to people who are smart.
@@jimmythecrow 1) You're just flat-out scientifically wrong that dementia onset isn't accelerated by alcohol-and-drug-based destruction of brain cells. 2) This nitpicking is your main takeaway from the gentleman's story?
@@Shotbyfame acting tough and threatening a dude because his body doesn’t look the same and has different values is the definition of loosing control,loosing control does not always mean physically. Dude was totally mentally unstable.
@@Greenhead24 how’s he acting tough? If somebody’s trash talking you’re supposed to just shut up? Wilson can say people go to prison and get r@%#d up the ass and he’s all of a sudden off limits? Okay sure.
I'm a woman, so I'm not all that familiar with Mr. Wilson due to him primarily speaking in men's spaces...but this whole interaction with Wes Watson made me have insane respect for him, because a lot of the manosphere is a bunch of guys that are the male equivalent of the female archetypes they claim to hate; emotional to the point of ridiculously irrational and materialistic while lacking any actual moral code or values. Andrew shut it down in a matter of seconds that all those material goods are worthless if you aren't a human of substance. Mad respect. Gives me an entirely different perspective on the manosphere. So refreshing to hear a man not talk about catching bodies and driving bugattis as a personality. So refreshing to hear a man drive the point home that masculinity is about substance and character rather than what you were able to buy and how many you were able to bed while exposing a fraud. 10/10. Beautifully executed. I especially loved the, "No, I'm nobody," comments. There's something to be said about a man that is so confident he didn't care if that schmuck knew if he was someone or not. Mr. Wilson knows who he is, and he didn't need Wes Watson to validate it.
@@calebroberts08 Thank you for saying that. When my husband and I held each of our children for the first time...wow. Just knowing that our ancestors were dying swinging axes into each other's faces and their wives died giving birth and some did whatever it took to stick together and survive a whole bunch of awful to give birth to generations that would eventually lead to the tiny babies we were holding; couples and families that lived their lives trying to protect and produce something for family and a future they would never even get to meet or see. We don't even know their names, but we are here only because of what they were able to accomplish even if it was just being an "average" family. And Wes Watson says that having a ton of money and being a gym bro is the absolute best you have to offer the world as a man... Um...what?
Shut the fuqqq up, no one cares about your approval of content that checks female delusion and havoc wreaking caused by feminism in the west. The RP isn't going anywhere bc some roided out loser misunderstands what being a HVM is.
@@lindseycrittendon7883 you're a female what do you know about men / men's emotions. Let alone how men handle their business? You're just another female looking to judge men without truly knowing / understanding our issues to any extent.
Andrew Wilson is 100% correct, once you reveal your buttons, you're done. You've relinquished control of yourself. This is the ONLY aspect of Scientology that is useful, they do teach you how to "flatten your buttons" as they call it.
And this is exactly why a lot of women know how to get men to act. They push your emotional buttons, and without realizing it, you give away all your power. Learn to master stoicism and your ego & emotions, very little in this world can bend you out of shape
My father was murdered in 2005. It’s still unsolved till this day. He was my best friend (he was the best man at my wedding). He was so much to me and everyone that knew him. I was overwhelmed at the attendance at his funeral. He wasn’t anything like Wes, and I’m so thankful 🥲
The best men don't have to yell. My grandfather was the best man I've ever met, he was wealthy and had his own company. He was very unpretentious and always wore blue jeans and a button down shirt. He never yelled or lectured. He taught me the value of money when I asked why he didn't have a ferrari. He said any car will get you from a to b but you're just paying more for a name. I'm sorry for the loss of your dad. He sounds like a real one.
I lost my father last year, he was skinny guy but a grand man. His funeral was full of people telling stories about him, how he helped out others and how he was so kind yet so strong emotionally. The guy played the role of being a rock for 3 different generations. His father could lean on him, his brothers and his sons and nephews.
These big guys equate muscles to being able to fight. Having muscles does not guarantee you’re going to win a fight, that’s the misconception of being big.
Especially guys like him that’s cheated with steroids. The amount of muscle he’s put on the last year it’s hundred percent obvious he’s using a bunch of PED. Yeah, he was built after prison but not like he is now you don’t gain that much muscle at that age even if you have the perfect genetics and perfect gym program and perfect diet . When you cheat with Peds, you may get strong at lifting but the rest of your body is not that strong and you cannot fight that well. Cardio usually sucks and their flexibility is non existent.
@@justsaying5633 yeah he’s definitely bigger than him but in reality he is 5’8” and about 200 lbs. I’ve seen him and his friend he’s on stage with at Elev8tion Gym many times. Compared to my 6’2”, 245 lbs frame (sub 12% body fat) I personally consider them both small and neither are strong for their size. In his defense, he doesn’t act alpha at all in gym.
@@Mike-es2yg im not a woman dude. i agree with you 100%.conservakuks will always give them a pass for that. still, andrew wilson is a coward hiding behind guns. wes is just an azzhole.
@@Aaron-zt5ee Me too. He was soo stupid he didn't realise how much that made him look even less credible. Imagine going for a beer with that annoying steroid, no thanks bruh
@@bpsolutionsltd209that’s all you can do is imagine. He doesn’t drink at all. Y’all need to familiarize yourselves with someone before you speak trying to impress other internet warriors. You don’t get invites places when you know you’re going to bring the truth out of people that want to be coddled. So of course you don’t go to a bar with someone who’s going to say let’s get out of here and go work out and better our lives instead of waking up, hung over the next day and being worthless.
Arako nailed it when he was talking about how this guy has the mentality that”once I get this or achieve that” then I’ll be happy! I lived in this trap for twenty eight years! Happiness comes from within! Your happiness is determined by your own self worth! If you try to value yourself based on external attributes you will never be happy. But if you pursue honesty and integrity as well as kindness and compassion you will begin to respect yourself and in due course love yourself. When you finally accept yourself with all of your flaws you can then love yourself. After you achieve these qualities you will find happiness. Because, through kindness and compassion you will serve others and that is true fulfillment!
i find that hard to follow through when you're pressing forward the whole day and trying to meet a big bunch of challenging goals, the inner voice is always more like a yelling coach.
Glad you posted this. Now I'm excited to go watch the full video before coming back here to catch up on the videos released while I was away in the woods the past few weeks. Seems like great conversation that I want to hear the entirety of.
He is the local drug dealer spinning out of control and bringing heat down on the bigger operation. So you sent over the counselor to talk some sense into him, but he is lost in his own sauce. So, Agent 47, how to proceed with this hit?
LOVED watching these two guys having a convo, I follow Arako and I look for Andrew wherever he appears on UA-cam. I'm a mid-60s WOMAN and I've learned so much about men watching Arako and Andrew. Andrew is very intelligent, well-read, logical, rational; I like to hear what he has to say.
As a woman who is married to an actual alpha male and raised an alpha son. My perception is that these men instinctively know what is best for everyone as a whole. People (especially other men) can sense this and automatically give these men trust to be the leader. My husband is a mans man. Other men trust his advise and his character. Wes will never truly know about this, he doesn't have it. He never will.
The Count of Monte Cristo is IMO the most important book for any man to read. It's huge and gets a bit confusing in the third quarter. But it encompasses so much of what it means to be a man, a good man, it's well worth it.
I think you are misunderstanding their intent for their actions. A true "high value" man will do things because its the right thing to do. Think of it in the terms of a child, A child will do certain things like pick a flower for mom or clean their room just bc they've been taught those things are good things therefor doing them isn't for the reward ever, they do it because its right. Conversely the same child needs rewards to make them learn certain action. One very very important tip to learn as a man; never give or loan anything with the expectation of being returned. If you can learn this than you will learn to give things in a selfless manner, live in a selfless manor, act in a selfless manor, never expect yourself out of people.
Great job, Arako! Very good interview! I love your "clips" presentations as well, but more honest and civil interviews with RP content creators, those with whom you agree *and* disagree, would be an amazing addition to your channel!
@@macsstrengthandvigor198 it’s a story of a man who is falsely imprisoned by people he trusted for 13 years and his escape. Then it focuses on what he does to get revenge on those who wronged him and reward those who stood by him. It also has strong moral themes of right and wrong and who has the right to play god. It was written in the 1800s and still holds up today.
My dad has always been my best friend and biggest supporter. And, by friend, I mean the kind that tells you the truth; tells you when you've fucked up, and celebrates victories alongside you. The very first time that I introduced my husband to my father, his judgment was the only barometer that I needed. When they shook hands at the end of the evening and exchanged phone numbers, that was the moment I knew that this man would be my husband. The most important thing in a daughter's life should be her father. He is what teaches her value, worth, and partnership. Hats off to Andrew. I've admired the way that he conducts himself in 99% of the debates / "altercations" because he reminds me of my own father. More men need to step up to the plate.... once the "alpha" women realize that isn't where they belong. We are the cheerleaders. The men are the leaders.
The crazy thing is, this dude didn’t even need to debate. Andrew was just sharing his viewpoint and didn’t address him but he decided to make himself internet famous.
As a father, it wasn't that I got nothing, I have a son who is happy, well educated and out living a good life. That is what I value. It cannot be measured in $$$$$.
Except for the fact that Wes isn’t “the perfect character” for the red pill sphere, literally the dude started out telling people to be extremely disciplined because that helped his life, and that was his message for a long time, and since that content wasn’t for everyone took a half dip into the red pill sphere, not even fully committing himself into it
When Andrew talked about the comment from the guy saying his times with his dad in his old pick up truck were the best times made me emotional, praying that my son will say the same thing one day when he’s older 🙏🏼
Can’t believe I never got an alert for this it’s 6 months old smh 🤦🏻♂️ BUT I LOVE IT GREAT INTERVIEW !! I’m so glad you got Andrew on after you clowned on Watson , he is such a dork
@sigmaramen LMao not even close... he's delusional when it comes to his views about women and especially religion. He just gets easy opponents debating red pillers and onlyfans girls
Yep, not many like him around with super intelligence being religious believing in God , having morals without becoming a super rich ,soulless ,materialistic , automaton like Zuckerberg , Gates, Musk, Schmidt , Thiel etc etc. A man of morals and of God . A virtually dead breed in today's age .
@sigmaramenhe’s alright..but Hitchens would absolutely destroy this man. This guy has no standing in academia he debates UA-camrs The guy is also a Christian. How bright could he possibly be? Hitchens wouldn’t be caught dead being a regular guest on the Whatever podcast lmao
I loved the comment he read. I’m 40. My dad passed away when I was 28. I still wish he was here to ask advice. A child, no matter what their age is, needs their father and mother. That legacy as a father myself now is my highest honor I treasure. I want my kids to have the best help I can provide but make sure they earn it and appreciate it.
just left a long arse comment on your Wes Watson video and mentioned Andrew then found this video. Really pleased to see this collab, it really pushes me and that motivates me to get some content made and shared respectfully and thoroughly and have a say rather than just let things go bye me and be the complainer.
As a woman who grew up with an aggressive abusive father, present but not present, I truly honor you guys, what you are doing as content, and what you discussed here about the value of having a simple true stable healthy man in the family. It took me more than 2 decades to unlearn and heal from all I've witnessed and lived through. I honor the contribution you are making to a better world and to open the eyes of men and women! ❤
When I was in highschool all I cared about were material things, designer clothes jewelry, and streetwear. The older I get I realize I hardly care about those things at all anymore. Now all I care about is improving myself, being the best I can be everyday, and enjoying my time here. Fishing, enjoying nature, enjoying time with good friends. Life’s too short to worry about material objects.
I tried to explain to some young men the other day the importance of waking up and immediately making your bed and cleaning your dwelling before leaving for the day. They simply didn't WANT to understand how something small like that is important to personal growth. How reading is important to read a book a week. How to force disconnect from technology. All of these things. I smoke cigs and drink beer. Since 2016 I stopped flicking my butts, instead I always deposit them into an empty can and always makesure to throw them away. I live in a city, there's a bin on every corner. My neighbor observed me doing this and by proxy started. Never spoke to him about it yet he never asked. We're the same age, 34. His younger friend 24 saw me doing it and saw his friend mimic it and we never once said anything so his young ass asked me "hey man, why do you do that" I took in a breath and then sighed and let it out and replied "know what dude, when I was 26, I wpuldve given you some dumb philosophical bullshit rant about virtues or what not but honestly, after this long, it's just to easy not to". In that moment I saw my own personal growth. I stopped going to bars 2 years ago, same with drinking in my own home since I live alone. It's these small things you do over time to improve yourself and none of it is based around any of this BS these young men and women THINK growth or wealth is. Hopefully they learn in time.
He handled the bald dude but I could hear in his voice that he was hurt, his voice started changing octaves and he did that thing where you do a fake laugh after you say an insult
So? He's not a robot. He kept his cool, but of course it's gonna hurt when someone goes around calling you a fat loser. Especially in a public setting that's being recorded for everyone to see.
Wes really took a big hit from not being able to show intellectual ability to debate someone when his entire career is built on coaching. Any new customers are not gonna look to that dude as someone they wanna pay thousands to. If you can’t control yourself on a panel and go straight to physical insults you’re a weak ass beta. Wes had a chance to really grow an audience by promoting intelligence to a different demo away from his workout type guys but he blew it.
As a kid I was first intrigued by Karate which seemed like the coolest way of fighting, then it went to Taekwondo because of the fancy kicks, and then it turned into MMA because of the effectiveness. Now that I'm an adult I understand that the only type of valuable fighting is learning to speak formidably. Big muscles and fighting ability are irrelevant for 99% of humanity. The actual important and prudent skill to learn is proper verbal communication, that's the truly important "Martial art".
proper verval comunication?lmao, like whom, like jordan peterson?the constipated boomer who says a lot of beautiful words to say a whole lot of nothing?mma saves dude, stick to it.
The problem you run into if you don’t have both is a lot of people will simply ignore your words. As a man, you must be dangerous or you’re considered inconsequential. Having the ability to choose violence is what brings meaning to the times you choose peace.
Discovered Andrew Wilson back in January thanks to Whatever. Been a massive fan ever since (I only watch the episodes he’s on, which thankfully are a lot). This confrontation with Wes (I don’t even remember his last name) was so awesome and powerful, it gave Andrew a level of status and recognition that he deserves. The Lord works in mysterious ways; beauty from ashes. PS: thank you for having Andrew on.
When they read the comment from the KillerSushi guy hit home. My dad was a humble dude that didnt need much to be happy. After he passed the most common thing people said about him was that "he was a kind and decent man". Losing him changed my outlook on life, i gave up chasing things that didnt really matter and its now my goal to leave this world simply a kind and decent man.
Andrew handled that dude perfect..."Do you always threaten armed people in Florida? " absolutely perfect response. I love both you twos content Andrew and Arako! Keeping slaying them dragons fellas
@sigmaramen People often assume men that take care of "beauty" to be femanine. But i dont. Men like wes are, its how they behave not nececarily your outward appearance as a man or your "beauty" routine. Wes will live a miserable existence.
@@jacktringoli3299 that was so weird. Body hair is an indicator of testosterone. Anyone with a brain cell knows this. And why would Wes even give a shit about that anyways? It's literally the strangest insult I've heard a man say to another man. You need to shave your arms or else you're not a real man? Huh?
I was hoping you (Andrew) would've asked Wes, how about people like Einstien, General McArthur, the men who stormed the beaches of Normandy, the men from WW1 and WW2, Ghandi, MLK and so on; are these not true men? They weren't rich or super fit. Sure the military guys were in shape but they weren't massively built. It's in their (military) sacrifice, bravery, and dedication to their (Einstien, Ghandi, MLK) beliefs. His definition falls flat, unless he truly believes these men aren't men.
Do you think that blockhead even knows who the men you named are? The dude needs to go back to prison so he can be among his kind. Nobody with a brain is impressed. He’s a high school bully who never grew up and would back down in a second to a guy his own size challenging him. Notice that he only picked on the small guys. He thought they’d be easy pickings.
To me, bragging about prison time is no different than bragging about being in the mental ward, because that's essentially what it is. A bunch of men with the mindset of children.
When the so called alpha enters the room, everyone treats him nice with respect. When he leaves the room everyone takes sigh of relief. Alpha means to be at the top, I’ll go for top of the list people want to be around, not the guy people want to avoid
That is not the true definition of alpha in any hierarchy. Actually alpha means to be dominant and the most powerful in the chain of command, most often alphas achieve this dominance through intimidation, bullying and violence to gain dominance over subordinates (Betas) (works in both human hierarchy and animal hierarchy). That is why two alpha males can’t be in the same room as each other because they will try to use dominance to gain control of said group. The 3rd category they just recently discovered was a sigma who has all the top tier qualities of the alpha but would rather be on their own and do things their own way. They can do both lead and follow but prefer not to get involved unless absolutely required. Sigmas are not easily manipulated or intimidated by an alpha and that is why alphas also have a hard time dealing with sigmas. Sigmas are alphas but smarter, faster, stronger in every sense but they lack the ability to run with a crew because most sigmas would rather be a lone wolf.
Because alpha has traits that betas and sigmas, gammas and deltas do not. Sigmas are actually at the top but they do mot have the same loudness or need to assert their dominance over others. If you listened to what the guy said in video about sigma edits. That is why your definition is not valid. Sigmas are not alphas. They are top tiers without the constant need for validation, need to be better tham everyone, need to be heard and seen by everyone, need to be the loudest in the room etc. This is why your point is wrong. A lone wolf who has the same strengths as an alpha but does not actually fit the weaknesses of an alpha would point out this fact. It is like calling someone a "psycho" when that person being called a psycho is furthest from that. Would you call someone with ptsd who has similar outbursts and rage issues a psycho? To compare their ptsd and panic attacks to a psychotic break or someone with psychopathy is both incorrect and wrong to label ptsd as a complete different diagnosis.
The guy in the video has no understanding of sigmas versus alphas which is how he confused sigma edits to alpha males. Your point only proves that people mis represent others by giving them a label that is incorrect
I agree with you. To the people that think "alpha" just means "strongest" and is through intimidation and bullying are living in the stone age at the level of when we were pre-historic mammals. We have the most complicated brains on the planet and are by far the most exquisitely socialized animals. "Strongest" means much more of higher attributes usually like social influence, intelligence, and wisdom, than it does brute physical strength... by far.
My cousin died of a heart attack a couple of years ago. He wasn't rich and neither was he poor. He had a small car and big enough house to fit a family of 4. He worked hard to provide for his family and was an honest to god man. The day of his funeral, every person who lived in and around the neighbourhood turned up and every single one of them was on the verge of crying. Every one was talking about how a great man he was and how kind and easy going he was. People still mention his name to this day NOT because of his muscles (he didn't have any) or his money (he barely had enough to provide for his family) but because of his person. Everyone in that neighbourhood helped his widow financially and even found a job for her to earn a living for her kids (she used to be a stay at home). THIS IS WHAT A REAL MAN IS!
how did your cousin have a heart attack if he didnt have any muscle 🤔 nah, im playin. he sounded like a good guy. sorry for your loss, partner. the best of men are the ones who care and provide. may he rest in peace.
@@Spliffy8 Thank you
Your cousin sounds like an awesome person. I’m sorry for you loss 😔
My dad was a minister and pastor of a small church. He always wanted to grow it into a megachurch, but more importantly he wanted to reacg out to the lost and fatherless generation he saw being born into a world of sex and drugs and give them a place that even for a moment they could call home and a family not bound by blood. He did fundraisers, did a lot of odd jobs, and even promoted ideas to raise money and aquire donations so he take kids from the projects and take them on adventures they would likely never afford on their own so they could have some magic ans hope in their broken homed childhoods. He'd rent out skating rings for lock in events, take them to really nice and very fun country summer camps. Rent out movie theaters for a movie night with popcorn and concessions, take them to Waterworld and he payed for everything with no cost to the families whose kids he took. He wasn't wealthy and did struggle financially, but was rich in relationships and priceless memories of making a lasting impact, being a father to the fatherless, and being an example of what it means to be Christlike. He unfortunately died of cancer some years ago at the age of 56. We lived and ministered in a town of 8000. At his funeral around 800 people was at the church to see him off. And nearly everyone in town who ever passed by one of us would stop us and talked about how much my dad made an impact in their or their kids lives. Businessmen respected him, Pastors loved and honored him, and many fathers were born of his example. I say all that Enzo to say I understand exactly what your talking about and you and those touched by your cousin were very very blessed to have him in your lives and he is the tyoe of man all of us men would want very much to be more like. Not this wasteful excuse for an imitation ALPHA who his kids(not his blood by the way but came with his wife) would likely rather not be anything like.
And thats the legacy every man should strive to leave behind so in the end he was rich.
To quote Plato:
"The most important thing in life, is not to have the most, but to need the least"
The more you know, the less you need.
Something Wes used to heavily advocate in his early days. Now he is deleting comments, sad to see a former great man like him deep so low.
@@Freyia935He's sold out. I guarantee he's a secret Tate fan and took some leaves out of his book to come off as an arrogant fool. The difference is, Tate is more professional about it. Wes is copying others and it doesn't suit him.
Wrong, the Idealist greek academy Plato represented stated that the physical world is the pure reflect of the soul and all the ideas projected straight from the singularity realm and viceversa, the soul and essence is also the pure reflect of what they are in the physical world. This doctrine was recognized as the Platonic Dualism
Hence why he was called Plato (in greek Wide open deltoides), since he was a very active sportsman in disc throw and wrestling WHILE cultivating the mind and soul in the same proportion.
Beeing a fat wise man is as disrespectful as beeing pumped up and not showing interest in the polis , politics or any activity related to the intellectual subjects for Plato's standards.
Both of them are the reflect of a person who cannot control the 2 horses in the physical world, and , beeing able to control the white docile (intellect) while not carying at all about your black horse (primitive impulses) will also deliver a CORRUPT reflection of you essence.
@@laurenb6837the more you know, the less "you" are.
Baldo trying hard to portray a "man", but ends up losing all emotional control like a...
Female dog?
Here’s a tip: you look weak when you insult ppl based on their appearance.
That idiot has done enough to make himself look stupid without you needing to mention his appearance.
Only women and weak men resort to insults based upon physical appearance. Keep learning tho
Teenage girl during that time of the month.
That dangerous man who can't control his emotions
Like a cat in heat.
The whole time Wes was on his rant, all I could think is 'what a friggin clown'.
Congratulations
Yup
That's what most people saw, a really mentally frail individual.
All I could do was laugh
My grandmother left me some money when she died. Yet all I could think about was missing her. The money was nice but I was too destroyed inside to care.
ditto for gramps some months ago... still grieving... good luck and get better (though it seems far away removed for you actually time wise)
How many people would take a 10 million dollar cheque but the father dies the next day? No-one of worth.
@@SMacCuUladh fuck the 10million i will donate them to the trump camapaign if it gets him back
Bro followed up with an exclusive interview. 10/10
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Andrew is a stand up guy the other guy just embarrassed himself guy had no respect
Agreed. Homeboy added insult to injury for Wes. Brutal! 😂😂😂👌🏾
legend
@@Dino2GunZ prison bro 100% is a cringe grifter. I can’t stand the types of guys ruining the idea of what masculinity actually is.
Glad to see Andrew and Arako in a video together!
Can't wait to see them together on your show!
Love your podcast- having Andrew on keeps me watching.
Please for the love of God quit having that lieing 304 Nala on your show. I quit watching when you started simping for views.
Arako needs a guest stop on The Whatever Podcast 🎉
100% talk more about finances and how men make bad decisions
"Only Dad can make the monster in the closet go away"
That is a beautiful and true statement.
Well, Dad and Major Payne…
What if the dad IS the monster in the closet?
@@dr.loomis4221then he's not much of a dad, is he? His name is also probably Wes Watson. Lol
Except that it’s not true. Moms can do that, too. Anyone who disagrees is objectively wrong.
@Mustang_Dan If he’s still in there, he is not happy!
Andrew nailed it with the comment about how some men are obsessed with conquering all other men. True alphas aren't thinking about those guys at all lol.
*Actually that's what a real man would abide by, my guy.*
@@thecleaner3559not the time and place also they don’t run the mouth the do action and then might talk threats are nothing without action
any person who uses the world "alpha" to describe himself is not a real man. just a boy who wants to be one
maybe I'm behind a bit... alpha is the type that is trying to conquer and dominate but sigma is the person that t doesn't do tat but won't submit? An alpha is either your boss or a jerk... it seems. When I see people putting betas down, I argue with them because most people are beta. If you aren't people won't like you... people don't really "like'' the alpha or the sigma.... The beta is the popular person people like because he doesn't argue and always smiles and agrees.
Most people... it's not an insult unless the person is super-duper submissive.
I just see all these beta guys putting down people for being beta usually... who cares really... does that make me sigma? If I say I really don't care am i double sigma?
People are too attached to identity labels nowadays. We need to stop it.
@@MicahMicahelthe way I see it is you need betas , betas are most of your work force tbh for example .
Since we have such large populations we have some many groups but within all these groups there’s multiple alphas. Like in a room with you and your boss he might be your ‘ alpha ‘ especially if he’s a big guy or whatever but him in a room next to say Jon jones and he’s a bitch so your right humans are complex .
"obsessed with conquering other men who aren't even thinking about them". WELL SAID!! I've noticed guys trying to "verbally mount" other guys.
Verbally Mount 💀
Oh yeah? You watch it often? 😂
I used to get angry then I realized the angry one always loses the argument
You lose the moment you get angry. Well done realising that before it got too late!
You can say that all you want, but that's delusional. Anger is an emotion for a reason, don't deny it.
that why andrew tate always angry
@@SrChalice lust is too, now stfu and control yourself.
Just remember if you cant control yourself, someone else will do it for you with force.
If you’re both logical sure. Emotional arguments are more persuasive because most people are stupid.
My dad died when I was 16. There isn't enough money in the world that I would take over having him around.
I was 23 when I lost mine and I would empty my bank account now to spend 1 more hour with him ❤
That's a really tough age to go through that. I'm so sorry, and I'm sure your dad would be proud of who you are now.
14 for me due to sui... you know the rest.
Lost mine at 29 during the worst period of my life. I would move the earth, moon and stars to sit down with him one last time.
Unfortunately Death is the one and only thing from birth that We all have in Common, the Only thing Guaranteed to us all.......... still doesn't stop it Hurting like Hell.... sorry to hear that... I've still got My Dad, lost My Sister when I was 15.. She was only 16yo, Mum not too longer after....aaaanyways!!.. Gotta keep your chin up.
After 60 years of life I believe that a High-Value man is defined as :
1- Say what you mean and mean what you say
2- Make no promise that you cannot keep
3- Stand by your convictions unto perdition
4- Think first, Act second and Feel last
I'm 31. Follow all these rules and glad to see I'm somewhat on the right path. Two more I'd add are anything worth doing is worth doing right. Its a lesson I learned coming up in my life and that I apply in both of my jobs. As a touring session guitarist if I'm going to play I'm going to play well and do it right. Do not half ass it because if you do there is someone willing to step up and do it better. I also run a specialized consulting business when not on stage. Same rules. Under promise and over deliver. I think the second one is never ask someone to do something you would not do yourself. Being a man does not mean chest beating and whiling out being the most in your face bro as you can. It is knowing that everyone has a limit. Being willing to push yourself ot that limit. But being confortable enough with who you are to call something a bad decision if you see it. If it looks like it can take away your ability to do good for you and yours there is absolutely nothing wrong with telling someone sorry I'm not doing that and I advise you to not do it either
nice guys be like
I'm not quite 60, but I'd simplify this down to just the last rule. Think first, Act second and Feel last.
Society has become feminised in recent years and emotional thinking seems to have become normalised to the detriment of all. The remedy is more thinking, less feeling.
#1 is so powerful. Practice and deliver this consistently, you become a god: your word is as good as done, you speak things into existence. There are few ppl in life that when they say "I got this handled", I don't ever need to question the how, if it's really possible, etc. That's what I aspire to everyday (and it's hard!)
And ability to look after a family. The whole reason for that is about dating, and if you aren't able to look after a family, your ability to date is somewhat deminished, even with all the integrity in the world.
The analogy Andrew spoke about regarding what being a father is to a daughter is absolutely true. If I could go back in time and beg my father saying “Dad. Don’t spend this money on this amusement park or Disney. Please just show up for my band concerts or marching band competitions.” I would have been saved from so much hurt and issues if my father understood that spending money to go places would never fill the void of not being there for the things that I worked hard at.
My dad bailed on me and my sisters to go raise some other women's family and take care of her kids and treated us as if we were a burden in his life. Maybe instead of complaining, be thankful your dad was even around and took you to Disney.
@@sloanmagnum5009 You don’t have a monopoly on a womanizing father. My father was married and divorced 5 times (gonna marry a 6th) and my mother was his 2nd wife. So no, he wasn’t around. He didn’t have custody, so 10 months out of the year he ain’t calling, visiting, texting, nothing. That’s a load of bull and I have every right to complain cause that was his duty to me and he failed. You have the same right to complain about yours. This isn’t some sort of victim Olympics.
@damck I think you're lying now and changing what you're saying.
@@sloanmagnum5009 not that I owe you anything, your business whether you believe the truth or not. But it matches, actually. Disney land, amusement parks, zoo, that happened during the summer, which is when the court dictated visitation. Band things, concerts, athletics, auditions, conferences, that happened during the school year when I wanted my father around to see me but he wasn’t there.
@@damck stop lying
"You're threatening an armed man in Florida?"
"Pistols at dawn?"
@@BillGoreArt"why wait until dawn? I'll be your Huckleberry!"
A smart man assumes every fight is a gun fight.
As a bald man myself, even I was overjoyed when he said 'You left your toupee back stage.' And when he muttered 'I shave my head.' I was screaming 'Ask him why!' The idiot doesn't realise if you hold a 'Measuring stick' in someone's face, there's always something you can't measure up to yourself.
@justingary5322Wes just isn’t an alpha male lmao, he just likes to fool betas into believing he’s an alpha. Then he takes their money.
I don’t get it @looneybergonzi
Why did you want Andrew to ask him why he shaves his head?
@energydriver46 Because he's going bald and he hates it. Same reason I shave my head every couple of weeks. He feels less of a man because of it. That's why he feebly muttered 'I shave my head' because he knew they had him on that one.
So you don’t feel like a man cuz bald head?snowflake😂
@@charles-ml1ru only cuz you don't know me bro. Only cuz you don't know me 😂🤣
This interview and situation has a MUCH greater impact than you could ever know! I appreciate both of you.
Andrew Wilson for the win!
Wes Watson couldn’t handle an intellectual man like Andrew!
He literally didnt understand a word andrew said which is why he had to get up and start insulting his looks. Beta tactics.
*Andrew is not an intellectual. What you are doing is called Appeal to Authority. You perceive him knowing more than you, thus he's an authority, thus you perceive him as a 'great person'.*
He's not that great, he's not that smart, all he does is repeats stuff (201 level college psych), interlaced with his opinion, and acts like this is a way to live.
He's fat, he smokes. It's obvious he has ZERO control over his body and mind, and you lap up all his BS.
Be more critical in your life. Do your own research, don't just listen to hucksters.
@@jonathansoko1085his voice even started cracking at some point coz Andrew wasn't getting offended and that made his nads go even further up in his body 😂😂😂
Wes Watson couldn't handle someone with an 8th grade education.
Aren't Wes and Andrew both stepdads? Neither one of them will pass on their genetic material.
Wes probably cannot have kids, that's why he is so angry. Raising someone else's kids obviously not giving him happiness
Wait he takes care of another dude’s kids?
@@nono9543haaa gayy
He's a cuck. Can't get any worse than him. Needs roids and cucked into raising a black mans kids
💀
@@nono9543yup
@@nono9543 Apparently so. Super Alpha that
No one will ever see this, but my parents had to ration food for us and I didn't even know they were in debt, because I felt love every day.
It does amazing things to a man when they find that out.
Wes Watson embarrassed himself. The dude was so emotional for no reason.
The reason he is so emotional is legit though, bad seed.
@@kevinleewilliams5119 there's really no reason to get *that* emotional about a conversation though
It’s the steroids making him unstable
But he was the Center of Attention and that is all that matters to that empty fruit pie.
We use to call them Douchbags back in the 80’s
Andrew killed it on stage with that gorilla
A Mouse living in gorilla body
Don't insult gorlillas.
At least Gorillas have hair
Gorillas are natural lol that clown juices
“Do you usually threaten to beat up armed men in Texas?”
It’s all he had to say , that dude was such a fool. 😂
I grew up with my dad as a Hells Angels member. I trained several combat sports, shot guns, tinkered with cars and got sent to "youth prison" (as we call it here). When I turned about 20 I just had a realization. I didnt have to prove shit.. to anyone, not even my dad. I didnt have to be aggressive or a dick to people. So i stopped. Everything. Pretty much spent 2-3 days just staring into a wall re-evaluating my whole existence. Started to sing. Dance around my apartment. Made new friends. Met a new girl. And still I shoot guns, tinker with shit etc. None of that shit makes me a man.. I havent considered myself a man until I started helping out my mom, my dad that now has dementia (because of alcohol and drugs) and my grandma.. I do everything I can to help them and make my sons life better. I always remember the violence, aggressions and all that Shit and just remember myself to not let my son go through that.
Life is hard. Being a man is being able to take care of yourself and others, be kind and gentle but also strong when needed. Everything else - thats just you. Fight, dance, be straight or gay or whatever - that has nothing to do with being a Man. :)
Based. May God bless you bro.
Dementia isnt from drugs or alcohol my man. Dementia doesnt have an explanation, happens in women more often(they live longer) and happens more often to people who are smart.
God bless you pops
@@jimmythecrow 1) You're just flat-out scientifically wrong that dementia onset isn't accelerated by alcohol-and-drug-based destruction of brain cells. 2) This nitpicking is your main takeaway from the gentleman's story?
Well said.
The best thing about the debate is that the dude exposed himself as a person who cant control himself.
Explain. Because standing on a stage asking someone legit questions when he could’ve easily beat this dude into a coma sounds like self control to me.
@@Shotbyfame acting tough and threatening a dude because his body doesn’t look the same and has different values is the definition of loosing control,loosing control does not always mean physically. Dude was totally mentally unstable.
@@Greenhead24 how’s he acting tough? If somebody’s trash talking you’re supposed to just shut up? Wilson can say people go to prison and get r@%#d up the ass and he’s all of a sudden off limits? Okay sure.
I'm a woman, so I'm not all that familiar with Mr. Wilson due to him primarily speaking in men's spaces...but this whole interaction with Wes Watson made me have insane respect for him, because a lot of the manosphere is a bunch of guys that are the male equivalent of the female archetypes they claim to hate; emotional to the point of ridiculously irrational and materialistic while lacking any actual moral code or values. Andrew shut it down in a matter of seconds that all those material goods are worthless if you aren't a human of substance. Mad respect. Gives me an entirely different perspective on the manosphere. So refreshing to hear a man not talk about catching bodies and driving bugattis as a personality. So refreshing to hear a man drive the point home that masculinity is about substance and character rather than what you were able to buy and how many you were able to bed while exposing a fraud. 10/10. Beautifully executed. I especially loved the, "No, I'm nobody," comments. There's something to be said about a man that is so confident he didn't care if that schmuck knew if he was someone or not. Mr. Wilson knows who he is, and he didn't need Wes Watson to validate it.
Exactly! Too many men have never felt the immense power and confidence that come from emptying oneself and becoming a servant
@@calebroberts08 Thank you for saying that. When my husband and I held each of our children for the first time...wow. Just knowing that our ancestors were dying swinging axes into each other's faces and their wives died giving birth and some did whatever it took to stick together and survive a whole bunch of awful to give birth to generations that would eventually lead to the tiny babies we were holding; couples and families that lived their lives trying to protect and produce something for family and a future they would never even get to meet or see. We don't even know their names, but we are here only because of what they were able to accomplish even if it was just being an "average" family.
And Wes Watson says that having a ton of money and being a gym bro is the absolute best you have to offer the world as a man... Um...what?
Shut the fuqqq up, no one cares about your approval of content that checks female delusion and havoc wreaking caused by feminism in the west. The RP isn't going anywhere bc some roided out loser misunderstands what being a HVM is.
@@lindseycrittendon7883 you're a female what do you know about men / men's emotions. Let alone how men handle their business?
You're just another female looking to judge men without truly knowing / understanding our issues to any extent.
@@calebroberts08Amen!
I paid Wes Watson $18k and now I'm a shouty bald man in girl's jeans telling other man to shave thier bodies and remove their shirts
Are you serious? And how is your guitar a mirror? Nice pic
You don’t have 18k. Stop lying.
Was Wes from that MDK project? The one brandishing that stupid wannabe Rambo knife?
He doesn't have 18k because he gave it to Wes. He just said that.
@@jorgezepeda2461 He's from Chelsea, he definitely has 18k.
Lots of people concetrate their energy for materialistic stuff, but your soul will never be satisfied without a purpose
That’s not all he talks about in any form. Next.
@@Shotbyfamefound the baldy
Andrew Wilson is 100% correct, once you reveal your buttons, you're done. You've relinquished control of yourself. This is the ONLY aspect of Scientology that is useful, they do teach you how to "flatten your buttons" as they call it.
L Ron Hubbard was a Satanist
Scientology actually using wisdom 😂
@@IbnRushd-mv3fp Something something broken clock, you know. 😂
intordastin
And this is exactly why a lot of women know how to get men to act. They push your emotional buttons, and without realizing it, you give away all your power. Learn to master stoicism and your ego & emotions, very little in this world can bend you out of shape
My father was murdered in 2005. It’s still unsolved till this day. He was my best friend (he was the best man at my wedding). He was so much to me and everyone that knew him. I was overwhelmed at the attendance at his funeral.
He wasn’t anything like Wes, and I’m so thankful 🥲
My dad too 😢 my heart goes out to you
The best men don't have to yell. My grandfather was the best man I've ever met, he was wealthy and had his own company. He was very unpretentious and always wore blue jeans and a button down shirt. He never yelled or lectured. He taught me the value of money when I asked why he didn't have a ferrari. He said any car will get you from a to b but you're just paying more for a name. I'm sorry for the loss of your dad. He sounds like a real one.
Your Dad just raise a high value men...you will pass it on to your next generation that what Men live for. You are bless my man
I lost my father last year, he was skinny guy but a grand man. His funeral was full of people telling stories about him, how he helped out others and how he was so kind yet so strong emotionally. The guy played the role of being a rock for 3 different generations. His father could lean on him, his brothers and his sons and nephews.
I'm sorry that happened but I'm sure he'd be glad that you have such happy memories with him
Watson got pwned. Metaphorically thrown around like a rag doll.
These big guys equate muscles to being able to fight. Having muscles does not guarantee you’re going to win a fight, that’s the misconception of being big.
I've seen plenty of big dudes get beat by smaller guys so you are absolutely correct
Wes Watson is not big at all. He would literally be one of the smallest guys in my gym.
@@70two41five he’s bigger than the guy he was trying to intimidate until the guy said he was armed.
Especially guys like him that’s cheated with steroids. The amount of muscle he’s put on the last year it’s hundred percent obvious he’s using a bunch of PED.
Yeah, he was built after prison but not like he is now you don’t gain that much muscle at that age even if you have the perfect genetics and perfect gym program and perfect diet .
When you cheat with Peds, you may get strong at lifting but the rest of your body is not that strong and you cannot fight that well. Cardio usually sucks and their flexibility is non existent.
@@justsaying5633 yeah he’s definitely bigger than him but in reality he is 5’8” and about 200 lbs. I’ve seen him and his friend he’s on stage with at Elev8tion Gym many times. Compared to my 6’2”, 245 lbs frame (sub 12% body fat) I personally consider them both small and neither are strong for their size. In his defense, he doesn’t act alpha at all in gym.
Andrew and Arako collab... feels like a dream
A wet 1, indeed
Yes
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When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser. - Socrates
"You ain't got shit to say so you try to shit on my name" - Bushwick Bill, Geto Boys
andrew joked about rape. you dont do that dude it's not cool.
@susanwjoh0re735 in the words of Tosh, wouldn't it be funny if you got sa outside
@susanwjoh0re735 women do it all the time when talking about men and prison..."don't drop the soap" etc. Very hypocritical
@@Mike-es2yg im not a woman dude. i agree with you 100%.conservakuks will always give them a pass for that. still, andrew wilson is a coward hiding behind guns. wes is just an azzhole.
ego is a double edged blade
"All roads lead to narcissism."
Wes Watson is that one guy that everyone cringes when they show up.
If there is a laughing button I would hit it
He did say "ThIs Is WhY i NeVeR gEt InViTeD "
@@lucifer-ic9thI love that he said that as a flex.
@@Aaron-zt5ee Me too. He was soo stupid he didn't realise how much that made him look even less credible. Imagine going for a beer with that annoying steroid, no thanks bruh
@@bpsolutionsltd209that’s all you can do is imagine. He doesn’t drink at all. Y’all need to familiarize yourselves with someone before you speak trying to impress other internet warriors. You don’t get invites places when you know you’re going to bring the truth out of people that want to be coddled. So of course you don’t go to a bar with someone who’s going to say let’s get out of here and go work out and better our lives instead of waking up, hung over the next day and being worthless.
Arako nailed it when he was talking about how this guy has the mentality that”once I get this or achieve that” then I’ll be happy! I lived in this trap for twenty eight years! Happiness comes from within! Your happiness is determined by your own self worth! If you try to value yourself based on external attributes you will never be happy. But if you pursue honesty and integrity as well as kindness and compassion you will begin to respect yourself and in due course love yourself. When you finally accept yourself with all of your flaws you can then love yourself. After you achieve these qualities you will find happiness. Because, through kindness and compassion you will serve others and that is true fulfillment!
i find that hard to follow through when you're pressing forward the whole day and trying to meet a big bunch of challenging goals, the inner voice is always more like a yelling coach.
YES! This is exactly what I needed tonight, bruv. You interviewing Wilson!
You can tell he got pissed and almost cried when he called him bald 😂
Wes Watson emotional intelligence is like 6 year old child
Glad you posted this. Now I'm excited to go watch the full video before coming back here to catch up on the videos released while I was away in the woods the past few weeks. Seems like great conversation that I want to hear the entirety of.
Wes Watson is a GTA character boss that’s in the warmup rounds. Weaknesses are stronger than his strengths.
He is the local drug dealer spinning out of control and bringing heat down on the bigger operation. So you sent over the counselor to talk some sense into him, but he is lost in his own sauce. So, Agent 47, how to proceed with this hit?
Brucie from Gta4?
Watched the full interview and it was great. Andrew said you were the best one he's done so far. That's a huge compliment and kudos to you arako
LOVED watching these two guys having a convo, I follow Arako and I look for Andrew wherever he appears on UA-cam. I'm a mid-60s WOMAN and I've learned so much about men watching Arako and Andrew. Andrew is very intelligent, well-read, logical, rational; I like to hear what he has to say.
As a woman who is married to an actual alpha male and raised an alpha son. My perception is that these men instinctively know what is best for everyone as a whole. People (especially other men) can sense this and automatically give these men trust to be the leader. My husband is a mans man. Other men trust his advise and his character.
Wes will never truly know about this, he doesn't have it. He never will.
If u refer to your husband and son as alphas , than they definitely aren’t alphas lol 😂
Wes Watson definitely IS ALPHA
Based wife comment of the day goes to ...
To get big like that might also inflate one's ego, which seems to be effecting Wes's emotions.
The Count of Monte Cristo is IMO the most important book for any man to read. It's huge and gets a bit confusing in the third quarter. But it encompasses so much of what it means to be a man, a good man, it's well worth it.
Fantastic movie as well, one of my all time favorites.
It's about the long game, triumph after extreme patience. Something we all lack nowadays. Agreed, its a great book!
@@grovr7543 Same here. It's a must watch 👏🏿
“Alexandre Dumas….was black” - Christoph Waltz
@@Whocares1987 He was 1/4 black and 3/4 white
Nah, high value men DO expect things in return: loyalty, respect, love etc. not being betrayed, them not being taken for granted, etc
It still happens and we forgive.
I think you are misunderstanding their intent for their actions. A true "high value" man will do things because its the right thing to do. Think of it in the terms of a child, A child will do certain things like pick a flower for mom or clean their room just bc they've been taught those things are good things therefor doing them isn't for the reward ever, they do it because its right. Conversely the same child needs rewards to make them learn certain action.
One very very important tip to learn as a man; never give or loan anything with the expectation of being returned. If you can learn this than you will learn to give things in a selfless manner, live in a selfless manor, act in a selfless manor, never expect yourself out of people.
This was a good link up to see. Respect & love to you both
Broooo yesss more videos like this please!!!! We need to know what happened after the video stopped rolling. Love YOUR CONTENT!!! KEEP IT UP!!!!
Great job, Arako! Very good interview! I love your "clips" presentations as well, but more honest and civil interviews with RP content creators, those with whom you agree *and* disagree, would be an amazing addition to your channel!
The 2002 version of "The Count of Monte Cristo" is a must watch. Highly recommend: 10/10.
true.
Hands down, and if you have the ability read the novel for even more depth. The best story I ever read and I still read yearly.
@@ZachariahWoodswhat’s it about
@@macsstrengthandvigor198 it’s a story of a man who is falsely imprisoned by people he trusted for 13 years and his escape. Then it focuses on what he does to get revenge on those who wronged him and reward those who stood by him. It also has strong moral themes of right and wrong and who has the right to play god. It was written in the 1800s and still holds up today.
@@macsstrengthandvigor198revenge
My dad has always been my best friend and biggest supporter. And, by friend, I mean the kind that tells you the truth; tells you when you've fucked up, and celebrates victories alongside you. The very first time that I introduced my husband to my father, his judgment was the only barometer that I needed. When they shook hands at the end of the evening and exchanged phone numbers, that was the moment I knew that this man would be my husband. The most important thing in a daughter's life should be her father. He is what teaches her value, worth, and partnership. Hats off to Andrew. I've admired the way that he conducts himself in 99% of the debates / "altercations" because he reminds me of my own father. More men need to step up to the plate.... once the "alpha" women realize that isn't where they belong. We are the cheerleaders. The men are the leaders.
"George Michael wants his jeans back"..🤣
That was hysterical!
Great interview and discourse between you two, you should do some reactions together.
The crazy thing is, this dude didn’t even need to debate. Andrew was just sharing his viewpoint and didn’t address him but he decided to make himself internet famous.
The man child's tantrum can be summed up with 100% ego vs 100% self confidence
Andrew Wilson is the man and spitting the real advice we need to hear to better society and find true happiness 🙏
Also really glad you posted this to your channel too. Getting more eyes on Andrew's podcast as well. Been following you both for a while now
Wes is now hanging with the island boys
Really? He would never.
😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks ArakoTV, and Mr. Wilson ( alwasy been an admirer)
I couldn’t be happy both your channels are doing well. I love both your content
As a father, it wasn't that I got nothing, I have a son who is happy, well educated and out living a good life. That is what I value. It cannot be measured in $$$$$.
Not a single letter was stated in this video without it being a rock solid mega fact
Except for the fact that Wes isn’t “the perfect character” for the red pill sphere, literally the dude started out telling people to be extremely disciplined because that helped his life, and that was his message for a long time, and since that content wasn’t for everyone took a half dip into the red pill sphere, not even fully committing himself into it
When Andrew talked about the comment from the guy saying his times with his dad in his old pick up truck were the best times made me emotional, praying that my son will say the same thing one day when he’s older 🙏🏼
A man maintains composure. A woman loses it.
Exactly.
A woman also cares most about materialistic things, money, and looks.
Real men don’t over-value things that artificially enrich their lives
That jock got embarrassed so hard publicly by Andrew. And Andrew wasn't even pickin a fight.
Seeing Arako + Andrew Wilson together is pretty cool
Well done getting a Cross over with Andrew Wilson, and for knowing when to be quiet, and let him talk
while adding to the conversation👍🏽
Great to see how far you’ve come dude!! The guy was using S.I.G.N language like a woman would.
🙄 “like a woman would”
Someone’s (you) falling victim to dysfunctional overgeneralization thinking. Fucking manosphere guys tend to be so weird.
I was just gonna say I seen you on Andrew Wilson's Crucible show!!!
Hell yeah man great collab 💪💯
Arko. Andrew 👊 stay up Kings!
Can’t believe I never got an alert for this it’s 6 months old smh 🤦🏻♂️ BUT I LOVE IT GREAT INTERVIEW !! I’m so glad you got Andrew on after you clowned on Watson , he is such a dork
Arako is the wise older brother that youth today need.
Andrew Wilson is an intellectual GIANT.
@sigmaramenlet’s not get carried away.
@sigmaramen LMao not even close... he's delusional when it comes to his views about women and especially religion. He just gets easy opponents debating red pillers and onlyfans girls
Yep, not many like him around with super intelligence being religious believing in God , having morals without becoming a super rich ,soulless ,materialistic , automaton like Zuckerberg , Gates, Musk, Schmidt , Thiel etc etc.
A man of morals and of God .
A virtually dead breed in today's age .
@@Youttubeuser20932 he has debated multiple people way before he was debating red pill men and OF women, welcome you must be new to his content
@sigmaramenhe’s alright..but Hitchens would absolutely destroy this man. This guy has no standing in academia he debates UA-camrs
The guy is also a Christian. How bright could he possibly be? Hitchens wouldn’t be caught dead being a regular guest on the Whatever podcast lmao
Wes comes into an intellectual space with PED muscles and designer ripped jeans.
Andrew: You have no power here.
This is why we love Arako💯💯💯
I loved the comment he read. I’m 40. My dad passed away when I was 28. I still wish he was here to ask advice. A child, no matter what their age is, needs their father and mother. That legacy as a father myself now is my highest honor I treasure. I want my kids to have the best help I can provide but make sure they earn it and appreciate it.
Two real value men talking about the things that really matter
This is an awesome conversation.
That guy has everything, but he doesn't realize he really has nothing. Everything he promotes he can not take with him..
Wes is an asshat, but you can’t take anything with you when you die, family included.
Everything? Dude, look up his wife, she has face tattoos. He is empty and capping 24/7 365.
@@socialseahawksfan9325 I'm sure he has side bitches to, but still miserable inside everyday
Being a high value man is taking care of your family.Loving one woman ,and always be in control..
Based
having other women too dude. all men dont have to live like you do.
@@susanwjoh0re735 you guys crash the sexual economy more than anything else.
@@susanwjoh0re735every deviaton from the nuclear family cannot be based.
Ghanghis khan was a high value man.
just left a long arse comment on your Wes Watson video and mentioned Andrew then found this video. Really pleased to see this collab, it really pushes me and that motivates me to get some content made and shared respectfully and thoroughly and have a say rather than just let things go bye me and be the complainer.
This is a great video, two of the most down to earth, decent blokes on UA-cam. Massive respect for the 2 of them.
As a woman who grew up with an aggressive abusive father, present but not present, I truly honor you guys, what you are doing as content, and what you discussed here about the value of having a simple true stable healthy man in the family. It took me more than 2 decades to unlearn and heal from all I've witnessed and lived through. I honor the contribution you are making to a better world and to open the eyes of men and women! ❤
When I was in highschool all I cared about were material things, designer clothes jewelry, and streetwear. The older I get I realize I hardly care about those things at all anymore. Now all I care about is improving myself, being the best I can be everyday, and enjoying my time here. Fishing, enjoying nature, enjoying time with good friends. Life’s too short to worry about material objects.
I tried to explain to some young men the other day the importance of waking up and immediately making your bed and cleaning your dwelling before leaving for the day. They simply didn't WANT to understand how something small like that is important to personal growth. How reading is important to read a book a week. How to force disconnect from technology. All of these things.
I smoke cigs and drink beer. Since 2016 I stopped flicking my butts, instead I always deposit them into an empty can and always makesure to throw them away. I live in a city, there's a bin on every corner. My neighbor observed me doing this and by proxy started. Never spoke to him about it yet he never asked. We're the same age, 34. His younger friend 24 saw me doing it and saw his friend mimic it and we never once said anything so his young ass asked me "hey man, why do you do that" I took in a breath and then sighed and let it out and replied "know what dude, when I was 26, I wpuldve given you some dumb philosophical bullshit rant about virtues or what not but honestly, after this long, it's just to easy not to". In that moment I saw my own personal growth.
I stopped going to bars 2 years ago, same with drinking in my own home since I live alone. It's these small things you do over time to improve yourself and none of it is based around any of this BS these young men and women THINK growth or wealth is. Hopefully they learn in time.
"Do people normally attack armed men in Miami?"
I love that you actually got Andrew to do an interview, great video
Iam pleased to share a world with these 2 men.
He handled the bald dude but I could hear in his voice that he was hurt, his voice started changing octaves and he did that thing where you do a fake laugh after you say an insult
So? He's not a robot. He kept his cool, but of course it's gonna hurt when someone goes around calling you a fat loser. Especially in a public setting that's being recorded for everyone to see.
@@thedude8526it's called emotional intelligence why would he be hurt by words of some dude that is nothing to you
@@crazy225h14that’s not how that works buddy
Wes really took a big hit from not being able to show intellectual ability to debate someone when his entire career is built on coaching. Any new customers are not gonna look to that dude as someone they wanna pay thousands to. If you can’t control yourself on a panel and go straight to physical insults you’re a weak ass beta. Wes had a chance to really grow an audience by promoting intelligence to a different demo away from his workout type guys but he blew it.
As a kid I was first intrigued by Karate which seemed like the coolest way of fighting, then it went to Taekwondo because of the fancy kicks, and then it turned into MMA because of the effectiveness. Now that I'm an adult I understand that the only type of valuable fighting is learning to speak formidably. Big muscles and fighting ability are irrelevant for 99% of humanity. The actual important and prudent skill to learn is proper verbal communication, that's the truly important "Martial art".
Very true. As long as you live in a society with law and enforcement.
The discipline you describe is named Tongue Fu, Grasshopper. 😋
proper verval comunication?lmao, like whom, like jordan peterson?the constipated boomer who says a lot of beautiful words to say a whole lot of nothing?mma saves dude, stick to it.
The problem you run into if you don’t have both is a lot of people will simply ignore your words. As a man, you must be dangerous or you’re considered inconsequential. Having the ability to choose violence is what brings meaning to the times you choose peace.
@@prisonerofthehighway1059 Peace through strength...know who else says that? 😋 Nov. is coming.
Discovered Andrew Wilson back in January thanks to Whatever. Been a massive fan ever since (I only watch the episodes he’s on, which thankfully are a lot). This confrontation with Wes (I don’t even remember his last name) was so awesome and powerful, it gave Andrew a level of status and recognition that he deserves. The Lord works in mysterious ways; beauty from ashes.
PS: thank you for having Andrew on.
Leave the guy alone he is still traumatized from gettin his cheeks busted in prison lol
Damn Arako almost took out Andrew with that one🤣🤣🤣
high value man is someone who is true to himself and takes care of himself and his loved ones
You guys are what the world needs. Now more than ever. Thanks
When they read the comment from the KillerSushi guy hit home. My dad was a humble dude that didnt need much to be happy. After he passed the most common thing people said about him was that "he was a kind and decent man". Losing him changed my outlook on life, i gave up chasing things that didnt really matter and its now my goal to leave this world simply a kind and decent man.
Andrew handled that dude perfect..."Do you always threaten armed people in Florida? " absolutely perfect response. I love both you twos content Andrew and Arako! Keeping slaying them dragons fellas
When wes said men dont have tits and andrew hit him with "yeah and men usually have hair" i lost it
Then Wes proceeds to bully the other guy telling him to be a man and shave his body lmfao 😂
Now we know Wes like smooth men
@sigmaramen People often assume men that take care of "beauty" to be femanine. But i dont. Men like wes are, its how they behave not nececarily your outward appearance as a man or your "beauty" routine. Wes will live a miserable existence.
@@jacktringoli3299 that was so weird. Body hair is an indicator of testosterone. Anyone with a brain cell knows this. And why would Wes even give a shit about that anyways? It's literally the strangest insult I've heard a man say to another man. You need to shave your arms or else you're not a real man? Huh?
why nobody call him out for gasping & wheezing for air? guy talks about being in shape but can't even catch his breath while sitting down LOL
I was hoping you (Andrew) would've asked Wes, how about people like Einstien, General McArthur, the men who stormed the beaches of Normandy, the men from WW1 and WW2, Ghandi, MLK and so on; are these not true men? They weren't rich or super fit. Sure the military guys were in shape but they weren't massively built. It's in their (military) sacrifice, bravery, and dedication to their (Einstien, Ghandi, MLK) beliefs. His definition falls flat, unless he truly believes these men aren't men.
The man couldn't answer simple questions cos he was triggered already. All these extra questions would have baffled him dead!
Do you think that blockhead even knows who the men you named are? The dude needs to go back to prison so he can be among his kind. Nobody with a brain is impressed. He’s a high school bully who never grew up and would back down in a second to a guy his own size challenging him. Notice that he only picked on the small guys. He thought they’d be easy pickings.
Why do some dude's thinks it's cool to go to prison to learn something?
I didn't go and I still learned so much.🎓🕊️
I've gone and I couldn't agree more. It's definitely not something people should be bragging about, even if you did hold your ground in there.
To me, bragging about prison time is no different than bragging about being in the mental ward, because that's essentially what it is. A bunch of men with the mindset of children.
It's truly great that you had Andrew on your channel Arako.
When the so called alpha enters the room, everyone treats him nice with respect. When he leaves the room everyone takes sigh of relief. Alpha means to be at the top, I’ll go for top of the list people want to be around, not the guy people want to avoid
That is not the true definition of alpha in any hierarchy. Actually alpha means to be dominant and the most powerful in the chain of command, most often alphas achieve this dominance through intimidation, bullying and violence to gain dominance over subordinates (Betas) (works in both human hierarchy and animal hierarchy). That is why two alpha males can’t be in the same room as each other because they will try to use dominance to gain control of said group. The 3rd category they just recently discovered was a sigma who has all the top tier qualities of the alpha but would rather be on their own and do things their own way. They can do both lead and follow but prefer not to get involved unless absolutely required. Sigmas are not easily manipulated or intimidated by an alpha and that is why alphas also have a hard time dealing with sigmas. Sigmas are alphas but smarter, faster, stronger in every sense but they lack the ability to run with a crew because most sigmas would rather be a lone wolf.
@@ericnic4872 not sure why my brief definition doesn’t fit. Alpha means to be at the top.
Because alpha has traits that betas and sigmas, gammas and deltas do not. Sigmas are actually at the top but they do mot have the same loudness or need to assert their dominance over others. If you listened to what the guy said in video about sigma edits. That is why your definition is not valid. Sigmas are not alphas. They are top tiers without the constant need for validation, need to be better tham everyone, need to be heard and seen by everyone, need to be the loudest in the room etc. This is why your point is wrong. A lone wolf who has the same strengths as an alpha but does not actually fit the weaknesses of an alpha would point out this fact. It is like calling someone a "psycho" when that person being called a psycho is furthest from that. Would you call someone with ptsd who has similar outbursts and rage issues a psycho? To compare their ptsd and panic attacks to a psychotic break or someone with psychopathy is both incorrect and wrong to label ptsd as a complete different diagnosis.
The guy in the video has no understanding of sigmas versus alphas which is how he confused sigma edits to alpha males. Your point only proves that people mis represent others by giving them a label that is incorrect
I agree with you. To the people that think "alpha" just means "strongest" and is through intimidation and bullying are living in the stone age at the level of when we were pre-historic mammals. We have the most complicated brains on the planet and are by far the most exquisitely socialized animals. "Strongest" means much more of higher attributes usually like social influence, intelligence, and wisdom, than it does brute physical strength... by far.