Andrew Tate and the Lost Boys

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  • @MechMK1
    @MechMK1 Рік тому +676

    I'm someone, who technically fits the definition of an "incel", but never described myself as such, or associated myself with "incel culture". In my personal experience, the reason why I am alone is my overwhelming lack of social skills. It's a bit of a self-reinforcing cycle: I don't talk to people, because I don't have social skills. I don't have social skills, because I don't talk to people. I understand fully that this is my own doing. No one "owes" me love, care or affection.
    It hurts a lot, seeing young men in similar position suckered in with the "one secret" technique, that you are just missing this one thing and then you can have everything you want. Andrew Tate doesn't have a lot of skills, but one he certainly has is his ability to sell himself, and to manipulate others. And unfortunately, that's exactly what his target audience desires.

    • @cenedra20
      @cenedra20 Рік тому +60

      Great point! Hope it gets better for you. Honestly, no one knows what they're doing until they try

    • @NeilLewis77
      @NeilLewis77 Рік тому +102

      Mate I'm bad with money. Always been broke.
      Not got a good job. Was always too honest with my bosses to ever get promoted.
      Psychically I'm weak and slow. And I lack dedication and fighting spirit.
      I'm a flawed individual.
      But one area I've always done well is my communication skills.
      I owe my mum for teaching me how to have good awareness of others.
      And I think the most important lesson that woman ever taught me as a boy was "the trick with women is....there is no trick with women. There just people the same as men. So talk to the girls in the same way you would with boys".
      I feel like if more mum's and dad's taught there kids that the opposite sex is not a mysterious challenge to be overcome than a lot more people wouldnt suffer the awkward social anxieties that they do.
      Here's to being human.

    • @cathyannis83
      @cathyannis83 Рік тому +43

      Wow dude, this is so refreshing to read! While I'm sorry for the situation you find yourself in and sincerely hope that time improves your circumstances, I applaud and thank you for the self awareness you openly share with strangers! I find Tate's impact terrifying as a mother of daughters and a son; the ease with which he became some kind of phenomenon, moulding the attitudes of a large chunk of a generation by providing excuses for their flaws and failures, while massively increasing the misogyny that women already have to deal with in their everyday life, was frightening to witness. Sorry for rambling at you, I just wanted to say thank you for being so frank about your situation and not taking the easy way out of explaining it that Tate provided. For what it's worth, you sound like a good bloke and many steps ahead of many men. I don't know your age but I genuinely hope for you that you can grow into self confidence the same way that I did; I was in my 30s before I had any manner of confidence in myself and ability to not feel incredibly awkward and shy in most situations outside of my own home. I think I had just been through so much in life that I lost any fucks that I had to give, but I really wish it had come to me many years earlier! I'm still very much an introvert, but I'm not scared to be myself any more and I'm certainly not intimidated by anybody. I really hope you can get there too and find somebody to share it with, not that you need a partner to be fulfilled in life, but if that is what you want then I hope it comes your way.

    • @sargonsblackgrandfather2072
      @sargonsblackgrandfather2072 Рік тому +20

      I was very similar to you when I was younger. If these grifters had been around online back then I could have easily been suckered in.
      What worked for me was exercise (I was overweight) the fitter I got the more confident I felt, got into some positive mindset stuff and one day got chatting to a girl who I’ve been married to for the past twenty years. A big thing for me was learning to accept my problems were my responsibility and to stop feeling like a victim, seems like you’ve already figured that out.

    • @russelledwards001
      @russelledwards001 Рік тому +12

      I’m divorced dude. Nothing wrong with being on your own. I quite like it.

  • @sidebro42
    @sidebro42 Рік тому +1286

    I will never understand how people can't see how insecure Tate is

    • @TWG1982
      @TWG1982 Рік тому +161

      Most people can see that, but his followers are the same way. Going online and calling people cucks and soyboys is their way of dealing with their insecurity, as is evident in this comment section. I wonder if they're so confrontational in real life?

    • @Intestine_Ballin-ism
      @Intestine_Ballin-ism Рік тому +50

      ​@@TWG1982 WHAT COLOUR IS YOUR LAMBO BRO

    • @manumaster1990
      @manumaster1990 Рік тому +18

      I'm not a fan of that dude, but I ask you: what's wrong with being insecure?

    • @ifeoluwaadeoye6557
      @ifeoluwaadeoye6557 Рік тому

      @@manumaster1990 because you do stupid shit like this

    • @stonesoupstudio2348
      @stonesoupstudio2348 Рік тому +115

      @@manumaster1990 On the face of it, nothing. But there are far healthier ways to deal with your issues than covering them up and projecting it onto others.
      People don't take issue with Tate for how insecure he is (or not solely that anyway). It's the things that he says and does.

  • @ZGGuesswho
    @ZGGuesswho Рік тому +363

    terrifying how many younger guys i know got into this. when i was a kid young guys got into more wholesome stuff, like world war 2 history.

    • @SendyTheEndless
      @SendyTheEndless Рік тому +73

      Or burning ants with a magnifying glass... Anything's more wholesome than going down the tate hole

    • @AR-rg2en
      @AR-rg2en Рік тому +14

      @@SendyTheEndless Burning ants with a magnifying glass is evil.

    • @jonetgames
      @jonetgames Рік тому +5

      @@AR-rg2en the movie Ant Bully lol

    • @taranullius9221
      @taranullius9221 Рік тому +22

      Same. It started with a Readers Digest WWII book. Black cover, gold letters. I'm not a guy though, that possibly explains the lack of animal cruelty. Tried to set grass on fire, yes, but drew the line on ants and dissecting snails. That was my brother.

    • @taranullius9221
      @taranullius9221 Рік тому +3

      Most people had that book at my school, that and "Mysteries of the Unexplained".

  • @RADIOSUlClDl0
    @RADIOSUlClDl0 Рік тому +716

    A middle 30s male picking a fight with a teenage girl, bragging about how his car goes vroom vroom is such a portrait of this human era.

    • @yarpenzigrin1893
      @yarpenzigrin1893 Рік тому

      A teenage autistic girl being the most popular climate activist is also a portrait of this human era.

    • @MrJohndoakes
      @MrJohndoakes Рік тому +42

      I think it has a lot to say about Twitter under Musk, the fragility of Andrew Tate, and proof that Greta Thunberg can dish it out.

    • @XXXX-yc6wv
      @XXXX-yc6wv Рік тому

      ​@@MrJohndoakes I have zero time for Tate, but it is naïve to think Greta dished anything out. Her media team came up with a very obvious, hackneyed burn given a few hours to workshop it. In any other context it would have been groanworthy. The only reason people liked it is because Tate is such a garbage person.

    • @Johnny_T779
      @Johnny_T779 Рік тому

      Yeah, nothing wrong with being youthful, but at least pick other likable traits like playfulness and humour! Tate looks like a perpetually angry little brat.

    • @darynjackson816
      @darynjackson816 Рік тому +22

      she is not a teenage girl

  • @t_ylr
    @t_ylr Рік тому +799

    Honestly one of the saddest things I've ever heard is Andrew Tate describing his relationship with his father. Cause he clearly he admires and wants to be like his dad, but based on his own words seems like he was a bad father and husband. Clearly this is a guy who didn't get enough hugs from Dad and he doesn't even recognize it.

    • @rickfool1452
      @rickfool1452 Рік тому +2

      drop the armchair psych bud

    • @caidurkan2916
      @caidurkan2916 Рік тому +147

      "My dad emotionally destroyed me and poisoned my attitudes towards women; and it never did me any harm! Kids these days, complaining about every little thing, they don't know how tough it is having to abuse my wife every day after work at the misogyny factory."

    • @wikwayer
      @wikwayer Рік тому +2

      divorce never change

    • @worm9407
      @worm9407 Рік тому +17

      @@wikwayer try again on that one brah

    • @t_ylr
      @t_ylr Рік тому +6

      @@caidurkan2916 you had me at first 😂

  • @Ragnarok540
    @Ragnarok540 Рік тому +608

    Andrew Tate is a caricature of himself, is the kind of individual that at first you think is a joke character, a persona, a parody, but no, you realize the horror that he is real.

    • @paprikayes
      @paprikayes Рік тому +41

      @SwiftJustice2020 what did he mean by this

    • @MrKuti89
      @MrKuti89 Рік тому +1

      @@user-gg8nl4vm3o Woosh

    • @CTOOFBOOGLE
      @CTOOFBOOGLE Рік тому

      @@paprikayes I think he’s saying that Edgar birthed Tate out of his asshole.

    • @FreddyMacT
      @FreddyMacT Рік тому +38

      @@paprikayes eh probably paid too many Tate subscriptions that now he has to defend him. sad really.

    • @mojotheaverage
      @mojotheaverage Рік тому

      @SwiftJustice2020 nah, people like you are the reason Andrew Tate exists: gullible saps who think that Tate has any value whatsoever

  • @rachelr.290
    @rachelr.290 Рік тому +73

    Some guy called me a cunt - over the internet, of course - after I said that Andrew Tate’s courses were a poor investment. That is the level of self mastery and rational thought that listening to AT brings, I guess.

    • @qwerty-rh6ht
      @qwerty-rh6ht Рік тому

      I cunt believe it

    • @AbianahTheGemini
      @AbianahTheGemini Рік тому

      Honestly 😂

    • @philmckrakin6752
      @philmckrakin6752 7 днів тому

      I have to spell kunt with a k to avoid the ban hammer. Sounds about right though. I hope they feel embarrassment for their comments in the years to come. Supporting human trafficking chomo grapests is wild.

  • @jamiedalton2623
    @jamiedalton2623 Рік тому +366

    Andrew Tate was created in a lab by Rockstar Games in order to play a two bit villain in GTA the movie, but he escaped and became a shit for brains cyber pimp who talks shit all day to incels about how much he loves himself. Good call on this video Georg, it had to be said.

    • @TAP7a
      @TAP7a Рік тому +2

      He’s a cartoon character isn’t he. Completely unbelievable yet standing right there, spewing more bullshit

    • @wojciechgrodnicki6302
      @wojciechgrodnicki6302 Рік тому +16

      I want to hear the Rockstar Tate Radio show.

    • @elmandarin1002
      @elmandarin1002 Рік тому +9

      @@wojciechgrodnicki6302 imagine him and Fernando Martinez lmao

    • @chief_mourner
      @chief_mourner Рік тому +12

      There better be a Andrew Tate pastiche in GTA6
      It would be so perfect

    • @JBSauce
      @JBSauce Рік тому +7

      ​@@chief_mourner I feel like they already did that with Brucie in GTA IV. But they could make a new one in GTA VI.

  • @whizwart1
    @whizwart1 Рік тому +72

    I love how he describes his relationship with women exactly as a street pimp and thinks that's a great way to live. *facepalm*

    • @jliller
      @jliller Рік тому +3

      When someone is as shallow as Tate so as to obsess over the accumulation of material assets, treating women as just more material assets to acquire to acquire is surprisingly internally consistent.

    • @beewest5704
      @beewest5704 Рік тому +3

      And many men envy this as just the life.

  • @faunbudweis
    @faunbudweis Рік тому +47

    The really dangerous thing about Tate is he hits it with many frustrated teens. We had some 15-16-y-o guys at our school who had been acting out his macho BS on their female classmates, name calling, emptying a bin and forcing them to clean it, and so on, it got to the point when one of the girls stopped coming to school. All 4 were huge fans of Tate. I'm saying "were" because they were dealt with exemplarily and kicked out of the school as soon as this came to light, but I seriously doubt they stopped being his fans, more likely to the contrary, they may feel like victims of this "feminized" world.

    • @DR3ADER1
      @DR3ADER1 Рік тому +5

      It's not that, the reason why he is so popular is EXACTLY due to the fact that you view him as a legitimate threat. As this video points out, any outrage or butthurt retaliation only FUELS his spheres of influence. The moment you instead view him as he IS (read: a professional troll) and ignore what he says, is the moment where he holds no power or influence over anyone, and he would still be the weird Kickboxer from Luton who gets a few laughs here or there within the Home Counties region of England and the English Kickboxing scene.

    • @faunbudweis
      @faunbudweis Рік тому +9

      @@DR3ADER1 To me he is a joke, but tell it to a 16-year-old hormone laden lad whose brain is far from fully developed.

    • @DR3ADER1
      @DR3ADER1 Рік тому

      @@faunbudweis I always viewed him as a joke when I was 18-19 when he first popped up talking shit about Anime on Twitter in September 2017, and I would have viewed him as an even bigger joke had I seen him on Big Brother UK a few years earlier, because anyone who goes on Big Brother is a clown who was specifically chosen/elected by the showrunners and producers to create drama and tension for views, it's been that way before Jade Goody was deemed a relevant person (she wasn't, I only knew her from those shitty and cringeworthy fitness videos she made that my mum used to own).
      Most teenagers with a modicum of self-respect and self-awareness would view clowns like Tate as minor and insignificant to their time on the Internet, let alone their actual lives. The only people who look up to Tate are very insecure lolcows themselves who constitute a specific minority of male teenagers in the UK alone, let alone the rest of the world.

    • @ysf-psfx
      @ysf-psfx 3 місяці тому +1

      @@DR3ADER1 Tell that to the girls who would have had to deal with them every day. You seem to think these boys should have been allowed to continue harassing them in school.

  • @M2Mil7er
    @M2Mil7er Рік тому +161

    "Yes, you can join Hustler's University if *you're* English isn't very good". Priceless.

    • @dontbefatuousjeffrey2494
      @dontbefatuousjeffrey2494 Рік тому +6

      I know, right? I cracked up when I read that.

    • @holdingpattern245
      @holdingpattern245 Рік тому +5

      It could have been intentional.

    • @MGX93dot
      @MGX93dot Рік тому +15

      @@holdingpattern245 You know it wasn't.

    • @holdingpattern245
      @holdingpattern245 Рік тому +4

      @@MGX93dot I did figure that out before the video ended, alas

    • @jip230
      @jip230 Рік тому +7

      @@holdingpattern245 maybe it's one of those things where if you're smart enough to notice the mistake you're smart enough to avoid Tate...

  • @imogenx9145
    @imogenx9145 Рік тому +39

    It's always disheartening when men insist they know what women want, ignoring women's pleas for more Hiptang.

  • @LividImp
    @LividImp Рік тому +100

    I can never stop hearing "Andrew Taint".

  • @Hazztech
    @Hazztech Рік тому +118

    Speaking as a not-quite lost boy, it's always remarkable how consistently my actual lost boy friends are fairly normal people with some need for stability and community.

    • @MammaApa
      @MammaApa Рік тому +13

      You know VAMPIRES??

    • @damiendarko9411
      @damiendarko9411 Рік тому +4

      @@MammaApa "Only thing I hate about youtube... all the damn vampires."

    • @cuteincolour4289
      @cuteincolour4289 Рік тому +3

      Its not the followers fault - he's targeted lonely, vulnerable people and told them he can 'fix' them. Its no different to being brainwashed by a cult/religion

    • @upsetforever7643
      @upsetforever7643 Рік тому +1

      @@cuteincolour4289 So like feminism?

    • @hankgreenfingers3371
      @hankgreenfingers3371 Рік тому +4

      @@upsetforever7643 To compare Andrew Tate and his views with of feminism - an ideology with multiple branches of interpretations, views and synthesis with other ideologies - is unfortunately, quite ignorant.

  • @damianmush5100
    @damianmush5100 Рік тому +198

    This channel needs more love. Repeatedly great videos being posted. Actual information and not ads.

    • @roastmaster2000
      @roastmaster2000 Рік тому +5

      The ads will come with the love.

    • @EliasCassab
      @EliasCassab Рік тому +3

      It is a really well made video that I shared it on Instagram. I just don't share UA-cam videos usually, but this one was that impressively well made

    • @lynne523
      @lynne523 Рік тому +5

      Georg has all my love , I could listen to his voice for hours because it makes sense. I laud this channel at every chance that I have.

    • @eyeamstrongest
      @eyeamstrongest Рік тому +3

      nah i want georg to remain an open secret

    • @EliasCassab
      @EliasCassab Рік тому +2

      @@eyeamstrongest I just feel bad for those missing out

  • @TheTomimt
    @TheTomimt Рік тому +76

    The best thing about crooks like Tate is, that they are far stupider than they themselves think. But it's also interesting how many seemingly smart people fell under his drivel.

    • @bingusscum5575
      @bingusscum5575 Рік тому +17

      Charisma is sadly stronger than intelligence

    • @afarkinconspiracy6864
      @afarkinconspiracy6864 Рік тому +8

      @@bingusscum5575 Yes, and no. Charisma is a different form of intelligence.
      Tate has a lot of intelligence, and charisma, he lacks wisdom.
      Intelligence: How can I cross this river?
      Wisdom: Should I cross this river?
      Charisma: Hey everyone, cross this river with me!!
      Different forms of "smart". Or to quote Homer Simpson: "I am so smart, S-M-R-T!"

    • @derrickhennessey7722
      @derrickhennessey7722 Рік тому +3

      I think he’s intelligent enough to run a scam. His character is one that self selects. This has been covered in other videos but it boils down to the same strategy email scams function on. If you aren’t savvy enough to recognize spelling and grammar mistakes as red flags then you are likely gullible enough to fall for the scam. Tate works on this same tactic. Anyone that falls for this persona as real are the same people that will sign up for hustlers university.

    • @WolfenDay
      @WolfenDay Рік тому

      @@afarkinconspiracy6864 He does not have a lot of intelligence. The myth of the great manipulator very often completely disregards the fact that all you need in order to successfully manipulate is to be able to attract or surround yourself with people dumber and weaker than you are.
      Thats it.

    • @fofao681
      @fofao681 Рік тому

      Group mentality does that

  • @Huspree2011
    @Huspree2011 Рік тому +188

    I think the worst punishment possible for Tate is to be locked in a small distraction free room, with a large mirror in it. I suspect that Tate in solitude is very, very different than Tate around people. His outward abrasive personality is a self-defense mechanism.

    • @cathunter3874
      @cathunter3874 Рік тому +14

      very common with Cluster Bs

    • @erismana2105
      @erismana2105 Рік тому +15

      So he can stare at his no chin face lol

    • @HerneHunter
      @HerneHunter Рік тому +3

      In solidarity confinement basically. Well that’s punishment, but who dishes it out and what makes you so sanctimonious?

    • @Drazakhan_Dynasty
      @Drazakhan_Dynasty Рік тому +12

      No, he clearly raep'd the cam girls that were working for him, not all of them, but definitely abused a lot of them. He loves himself, he's extremely entitled, he absolutely believes women should be subservient to him and when they don't naturally fit into that mould (because obviously women don't naturally just do that because they want to) you force them into that position instead. He's that personality type that believes they deserve all the adulation in the world, and no matter how much success they have and how much compliments and adulation they do receive, still feel like they're not getting enough.

    • @hazardeur
      @hazardeur Рік тому +16

      @@erismana2105 that no chin had advantages in the ring. how can the opponent hit it if it's not there?

  • @CullisaurusREX
    @CullisaurusREX Рік тому +240

    When I heard Tate had been arrested I thought "who is that?". This video is the first comprehensive account of who he is that I've watched. It's SAD that someone so damaged and toxic has gained so much fame and wealth spouting such awful codswallop. Thank you for sharing, George!

    • @CullisaurusREX
      @CullisaurusREX Рік тому

      I should add that I commented only having watched the first half of the video. What an awful degenerate of a human...

    • @erismana2105
      @erismana2105 Рік тому +7

      Tatsoy the king of betas

    • @Rockgamen
      @Rockgamen Рік тому +11

      I had never heard of him before either. And after having watches this video I can't understand why anyone have. Why do people fall for the same con men over and over?

    • @daltonbedore8396
      @daltonbedore8396 Рік тому +3

      ive never seen the word codswallop before, excellent choice

    • @Zer0_Cool69
      @Zer0_Cool69 Рік тому +2

      Codswallop? What century was that from

  • @nobody8717
    @nobody8717 Рік тому +80

    I learn celebrity gossip against my will...
    I learn celebrity gossip against my will...
    I learn celebrity gossip against my will...
    I learn celebrity gossip against my will...
    I learn celebrity gossip against my will...

    • @Theonixco
      @Theonixco Рік тому

      The issue is that Tate unfortunately can't be just relegated to some nonce that's got some drama about him. He's garnered a following and convinced possibly millions of lost young men that being a bastard, and taking advantage of/screwing over others, and sexually exploiting women is behavior that should be a goal. His level of assholery will likely have ramifications for years and may spawn copycats.

    • @HOTD108_
      @HOTD108_ Рік тому +4

      Calling Andrew Tate a celebrity is like calling Andrew Tate a celebrity.

    • @LiiMuRi
      @LiiMuRi Рік тому +2

      ​@@HOTD108_ Unfortunately, he is a celebrity

    • @krumuvecis
      @krumuvecis 3 місяці тому

      it should be made criminal to subject people to celebrity gossip against their will

  • @AntonSlavik
    @AntonSlavik Рік тому +105

    Protip: if you're going to commit a crime as horrible as human trafficking, don't go on the internet saying inflammatory shit every day. This guy is intelligent enough to bullshit people, but it seems he's no more intelligent than your neighbourhood drug dealer - don't attract attention.

    • @MrJohndoakes
      @MrJohndoakes Рік тому +14

      He had BS'ed himself into seeing his crimes as hobbies. His bigotry towards Eastern Europe, especially the country he moved to, finally whip-sawed on him -- the Romanian police decided to play the long game and finally collected enough information to raid his house. He thought they were too stupid to have English-speaking officers or that his constant verbal game-playing would confuse prosecutors into avoiding pulling him in.

    • @fruitycolax
      @fruitycolax Рік тому +9

      @@MrJohndoakes as far as I am aware he is being held without any evidence being given by the authorities?

    • @alune6653
      @alune6653 Рік тому +7

      Protip: innocent until proven guilty. The end of discussion between idiots saying he's a criminal and his dumb followers.

    • @kitano47
      @kitano47 Рік тому +3

      why are you giving pro tips to possible human traffickers bro? sus af

    • @1183newman
      @1183newman Рік тому +2

      well everything he has said and his actions kinda not helping his case he basically dug his own grave, this is being treated as an organised crime case and the courts are given a bit of breathing room when building up their case, tate will be considered high risk and his connections to organized crime mean he can make threats and attempt bribes to the witnesses maybe threaten their families in order to get them to change stories als o he is flight risk so no way they letting him out until potenitally after the court date.

  • @chrissre7935
    @chrissre7935 Рік тому +9

    Hating women associated with not getting one. WHO WOULD HAVE GUESSED THAT.

    • @insomniacresurrected1000
      @insomniacresurrected1000 3 місяці тому +3

      It is also associated with getting many women. 😂

    • @TheBfutgreg
      @TheBfutgreg 23 дні тому +1

      @@insomniacresurrected1000 Depends on your fit in life....like Chinese Emperors and Medieval Kings and the like

    • @insomniacresurrected1000
      @insomniacresurrected1000 23 дні тому

      @ Do you think they loved the ladies?

  • @EveBatStudios
    @EveBatStudios Рік тому +158

    This world really genuinely needs real and clear positive role models for young men. The success through being a predatory behavior is always going to look flashy until they get caught.

    • @eatmanyzoos
      @eatmanyzoos Рік тому +20

      that fact that it looks flashy to anyone makes me sick

    • @EveBatStudios
      @EveBatStudios Рік тому +20

      @@eatmanyzoos Going to go ahead and second that notion. Its never actually a good life that these people promote. A lot of the effort goes in the facade. On some level its the same appeal young people see in Mafia, Cartel, or Gang life.

    • @caidurkan2916
      @caidurkan2916 Рік тому

      @@EveBatStudios While this is true, you must consider the fact that even if gangsters by and large commit reprehensible acts regularly; at least robbing a store at gunpoint takes more physical effort than fooling your overworked parents into paying for an overpriced subscription to a fake guru that tells creeps who smell like raw meat how they can "get bitches" if they ignore their filthy personalities and eat overpriced steaks.

    • @erismana2105
      @erismana2105 Рік тому +3

      Postive role models are out there
      David Groggins, Dallas alexander
      Chris Bumstead to name a few.

    • @eatmanyzoos
      @eatmanyzoos Рік тому +3

      @@EveBatStudios lets hope they all grow up and gain some self awareness soon before more damage is done

  • @charliekelly1154
    @charliekelly1154 Рік тому +34

    If you looked up sociopath in the dictionary, this guy's face would pop up. Excellent research and video as per usual, greetings from Brooklyn.

  • @andrewross6081
    @andrewross6081 Рік тому +49

    George is such a hidden gem. Thanks for this mini-documentary.

  • @dragonskunkstudio7582
    @dragonskunkstudio7582 Рік тому +60

    My friend who was educated in a Catholic school told me "you're a north american you do not say the word dullard." But it's all I can think about when describing Andrew Tate.

    • @stevecarter8810
      @stevecarter8810 Рік тому +3

      My son's at Catholic school. It's certainly an education

    • @TheUltimateBlooper
      @TheUltimateBlooper Рік тому

      @@stevecarter8810 Yeah...technically "an education", sure, but that does not mean the content of it is any good, when you teach kids in 2023 that some imaginary dude in the sky watches them wank. No wonder "men of god" want to watch too 🤣

  • @ross4814
    @ross4814 Рік тому +156

    Boy, I need a shower. Georg, I am amazed at your endurance in handling such a vile subject.
    I was pleasantly surprised you took the time to speak to the scammed men and boys. You are being scammed. To put it bluntly. I hope you reach them; people drowning in their own self-hatred need help to realize they are lying in a knee-deep pond, that they can, after a long road, escape from.

    • @euansmith3699
      @euansmith3699 Рік тому +3

      How did Georg power through his research on this unpleasant subject? That'll be the Hip-tang!

  • @killaken2000
    @killaken2000 Рік тому +13

    6:13 one guy killed his mother, father, and brother after they found out he gave $250,000 of their money to an Eastern European cam model. This kind of parasocial addiction is very real.

  • @lowinterrence
    @lowinterrence Рік тому +28

    I have purposely avoided knowing anything about this dude up till now. Excellent video as always.. and thank you for putting the effort in.

  • @em.1633
    @em.1633 Рік тому +28

    Something astounding I read the other day - 48% of boys like him, and 1% of girls. That difference is amazingly stark.

    • @SomeKidFromBritain
      @SomeKidFromBritain Рік тому

      "hoes mad"- Famous Dex

    • @kingcosworth2643
      @kingcosworth2643 Рік тому +1

      Because nobody is talking to the boys, so few people to choose from.

    • @hashvendetta7226
      @hashvendetta7226 Рік тому +5

      Until you tell the girls they have a shot..
      Seriously a poll is probably the worst way to tell if someone is truly popular. Especially with the opposite sex.

    • @clairestark9024
      @clairestark9024 Рік тому +20

      @@hashvendetta7226 oh first of tater tots.

    • @SomeKidFromBritain
      @SomeKidFromBritain Рік тому +2

      @@clairestark9024 Mockery is the fool's attempt at criticsm.

  • @dee-jay45
    @dee-jay45 Рік тому +37

    The funny thing about Tate is how such a repulsive and unlikable character became famous in the first place. Part of it was that while 80% of what he said was oversimplified trash, every once in a while he said something true or insightful. And that's what made him resonate. It obviously helped that our society is becoming lonelier by the day.

    • @willie_the_monkey_king
      @willie_the_monkey_king Рік тому +16

      You know I’ve been going through reading all the comments in the section and this is (as far as i know) the only comment that really asked questions about the zeitgeist in which Tate rose to prominence (which was something I found lacking in the video). I think that is something we as a society need to look at if we don’t want another Tate.

    • @danielflanard8274
      @danielflanard8274 Рік тому +6

      @@willie_the_monkey_king
      He is a successful, physically fit, wealthy, charasmatic criminal entrepreneur, it is no mystery why troubled young men see him as a strong figurehead for their misogynistic views. He may be well-known for all the wrong reasons, but what matters is that he can't be ignored. His followers don't care about him as a person, they are invested in what he represents.

    • @willie_the_monkey_king
      @willie_the_monkey_king Рік тому +5

      @@danielflanard8274 I agree with you to a point, while Tate’s appearance, wealth, and charisma do make him attractive to troubled and arguably disenfranchised young men, not all of his followers were at first misogynists (the question of whether the bulk of his followers were radicalized is up to debate). The comparisons to a certain Germanic despot from the 40s are applicable and one the factors that I believe brought that guy and Tate into power is what happened in society to help these con men get into power? This is something that we keep overlooking. The more we do, the more history will repeat. Instead of only being repulsed by Tate we should look at how we can help young men who might be caught in a person like Tate’s web not be.

    • @qwerty-rh6ht
      @qwerty-rh6ht Рік тому

      It's his non-verbal communication that makes him stand out

    • @fofao681
      @fofao681 Рік тому

      Not only that ,I think the west is having an identity problem ,so a lot of young men and women are looking for guidance from all the wromg places ,the same way feminism went from equal rights to special rights the men's rights movement went from having character and standing up for the weak to making money being a high class men sleeping around and everything that's wrong in our society is 100% the women's,it just happenend faster ,and individuals such as tate are using that to scam people

  • @nannesoar
    @nannesoar Рік тому +130

    He really let his fighting capabilities get to his head, idc what anyone says that is some soft shit right there. He was definitely the narcissistic cringey kid in school who you couldn't make into a friend if you tried.

    • @stuhynes8434
      @stuhynes8434 Рік тому

      Fighting capabilities? He beat 70 something guys without wikipedia pages. hardly the cream of the crop. The man is a fraud from the bottom of his overpriced loafers to the top of his shiny balding head.

    • @notgarybrown
      @notgarybrown Рік тому +6

      Also kickboxing is super limited and anyone with 6 months of grappling experience could choke him out or break his arm easily. I know plenty of 15 year olds who could humiliate him.

    • @xyaeiounn
      @xyaeiounn Рік тому +22

      I've been into martial arts for 36 years. It was a minor setback for me to learn that being excellent at martial arts has nothing to do with your character. The winner of any combat sport might be a brilliant, kind and gentle philosopher, or he could also be a psychopathic sadist and pervert. When i teach, i know i can only polish what parents bring through my door, if the home is bad, martial arts doesn't do much to improve a kid, other than to keep them off the streets and being fit.
      You're right, Tate seems to be one of those problem children that never grew.

    • @MetalGamer666
      @MetalGamer666 Рік тому +2

      @@xyaeiounn I don't know... When I was doing BJJ I stopped being afraid of people. When you can submit people that have trained less than you easily, you start to realise what you can do to an untrained individual. Unfortunately I had to stop training because of injuries and moved on to racket sports, but having no fear of anyone is big.

    • @xyaeiounn
      @xyaeiounn Рік тому +13

      @@MetalGamer666 I hear you, fitness, confidence and mutual respect are what i offer as a teacher. Being able to walk into a room of strangers and stay relaxed is a gift i've given to hundreds over the years.
      A gift wasted on someone with a Tate personality because their emptiness would make them need to dominate that room. Weak personalities have to be larger than life and i've sent a few paying customers away when they prove they don't have heart.

  • @whiterose6635
    @whiterose6635 Рік тому +93

    I feel so sorry for you George, I don’t know how you found the strength to sit through his long form interviews. You’re clearly an intelligent man, how did you cope with listening to this absolute thicko for an extended period?? your fortitude in this endeavour is impressive. Kudos.

    • @klobiforpresident2254
      @klobiforpresident2254 Рік тому +3

      I assume copious amounts of alcohol had to be involved. A terribly unhealthy mechanism, but nothing else could get me through until my liver gives out.

    • @leroyblamar1151
      @leroyblamar1151 Рік тому

      So basically he is living rent free in your heads😂😂

  • @alexsala1416
    @alexsala1416 Рік тому +14

    Children's entertainers these days are something else.

    • @palapeura375
      @palapeura375 Рік тому

      😆😆😆 this sent me, thanks!

  • @maxtheawesome4255
    @maxtheawesome4255 Рік тому +16

    The incel breakdown was actually really well done. Most people wouldn't even bother honestly taking a deeper look purely because of their boogieman status in politics at the moment. It is very much a chicken and the egg situation, but that doesn't discount that it's also an increasing trend - something in our developing world is turning young men rotten. Probably plenty of things.
    The thing about Tate is he appears like a winner, he has all these vapid and external measurments of success and for a group of men who've lost hope in anything meaningful and want results, I think that was enough to get their attention. The same way we see bad people succeed doing bad things, we start to care less about how and only about what they receive. We attach what we have to how we are, and think that's the answer. This moral disintergration from long term loneliness. These men want unconditional love and validation, but don't believe it exists, so sex is good enough, and that's where pick-up, and Tate comes in.

  • @anhedonianepiphany5588
    @anhedonianepiphany5588 Рік тому +11

    One slight positive to come of social media is that it’s made more of us acutely aware of the extent to which vulnerable people are susceptible to manipulation and malign influence. What’s also become clear is that “vulnerable people” constitute a significant proportion of the population.

  • @AtentieCadMere
    @AtentieCadMere Рік тому +10

    Hello. I've been watching your videos for the past 3 years, from Tate's country of residence... Seeing you cover the topic, I dove in, for you, not him. before this video I knew nothing. I was even asking myself why you mentioned my country. i heard of a Tate that spews hate and that was enough to keep a distance from the topic . when asked for an opinion, I just replied that I am not familiar with Tate university, some people looked at me funny for not knowing that, like it was the MIT or something. now I realise I even saw his house, and he lives just a few minutes away :))))) you said it in the video, one reason he got this big was because he sold views to a lot of media outlets, so I just didn't give the topic my click. I'm intrigued by the result of your work, did it do any good? attracted more hate than usual. Cheers, keep up the good work! there is justice in Romania.

  • @654jimbob654
    @654jimbob654 Рік тому +26

    Andrew Tate reminds me a lot of Alex Jones: They're both grifters who've created these ridiculous and deliberately controversial personalities for themselves. As is also the case with both, the problem is that lots of people listen to them and take them seriously, which has real-world consequences.
    Tate and Jones are both awful human beings whose sole contribution to society seems to be creating even more awful human beings.

    • @SjaakadeliC
      @SjaakadeliC Рік тому +3

      But ask yourself this; do they deserve to get arrested and taken away all financials because they said some words that 'hurt'?

    • @friezzasterer
      @friezzasterer Рік тому +2

      @@SjaakadeliC Yes.

    • @SjaakadeliC
      @SjaakadeliC Рік тому

      @@friezzasterer sounds a lot like a fascist.

    • @FlarkusChunswen
      @FlarkusChunswen Рік тому +6

      @@SjaakadeliC well, if all they had done was said some bad words, no. But ask yourself, is that all they did?

    • @FlarkusChunswen
      @FlarkusChunswen Рік тому +1

      @@SjaakadeliC and, just for funsies, that's not what semi-colons do. You needed a colon. Also, single quotes are only used inside of double quotes. You meant "hurt" not 'hurt' and, lastly, punctuation goes inside the quotes.
      Feels like you need to be taught something, so I figured we could start with basic shit.

  • @unknownartdivision
    @unknownartdivision Рік тому +6

    This is completely off topic I know, but... "Andrew Tate and the Lost Boys" it seems a 80's post punk / new wave band name.

  • @patanouketgersiflet9486
    @patanouketgersiflet9486 Рік тому +15

    In a nutshell, if someone says there is an easy fix for complicated problem X, either the person is lying, or stupid, or both. Many aspects of life are complicated, there rarely is an easy or simple answer.

    • @fredbloggs5902
      @fredbloggs5902 Рік тому +2

      True, but many of Tate’s points are similar to Jordan Peterson’s.

    • @FlarkusChunswen
      @FlarkusChunswen Рік тому +4

      @@fredbloggs5902 how is this an answer? Many of Jordan Peterson's points are equally undercooked and verbose presentations of basic, well-trodden ideas disguised as new and deep thoughts.

    • @penguinsrbirds2
      @penguinsrbirds2 Рік тому +2

      @@fredbloggs5902 ...So?

    • @pipapo7019
      @pipapo7019 Рік тому +2

      Simple People don't think these statements are simple but complex and all critics just "don't get it".

  • @RedBairnMedia
    @RedBairnMedia Рік тому +42

    I was amused that until watching your video I've never heard Tate speak; finding myself to be somewhat taken aback by the accent.
    The guy is definitely going to be a classic case study in University psychology courses in years to come.

    • @alun7006
      @alun7006 Рік тому +3

      Luton boy trying REALLY hard to sound American. It's very weird.

    • @Theonixco
      @Theonixco Рік тому +13

      @@alun7006 Its probably the inverse, he was raised in the US for a good portion of his life, and adopted a UK accent afterwards. Either way its extremely annoying to hear him talk.

    • @hazardeur
      @hazardeur Рік тому +4

      @@Theonixco it fits with the personality at least

    • @eleanorwalmsley635
      @eleanorwalmsley635 Рік тому

      Absolutely, I had the same thoughts about the psychology aspect. Regarding the accent, in videos in his previous incarnations as a big brother contestant, he has a very slight American accent, this current incarnation is very planned, contrived and rehearsed. He is an overly exaggerated character, of being a virile man, a warrior, a fighter, he is without a doubt a contradictory character.
      He has made every effort to become famous as has his brother, and it's his controversial views and bite sized advice coupled with a seemingly lavish lifestyle, appearing to be a James Bond Baddie has given him the recognition he craves.
      He is very amusing and engaging, he does demonstrate a good level of intelligence, he has an enviable physique and athletic achievements, he idolises his own father and refuses to publicly awknowledge his fathers deeper shortcomings. Andrew is sentimental about his father, but not his mother or sister.
      These qualities and attributes are what makes him scarily dangerous...
      Andrew Tate has built a world, where all roads lead to Andrew Tates wants needs and preferences.
      To dismiss him entirety and to demonise him, would be, in my opinion very dangerous

  • @SHlTTER
    @SHlTTER Рік тому +4

    Pretty sure that’s Curtis Mayfield in the background for anyone curious. Song’s called “Pusherman”.
    Once again, great video Georg.

  • @tryingbutfailing
    @tryingbutfailing Рік тому +48

    Admittedly, I found Tate appealing, but I didn't know a lot of what you told me. Thank you. It actually does make me want to change for the better and be less cynical about everything. His defenders were saying that his arrest was a conspiracy because of Greta. I believed that. I'm just sad for everyone - the incels, the young women who fall for men like him, just the fact that we can all be divided so easily. It's not the women, or me, it's just manipulation of all of us by evil people who seem to prosper. We could all look in the mirror on this one and learn to love each other again. Sad, just sad. It makes all of humanity look dirty, and most people are actually ok if you give them a chance.

    • @LINDA-de-J0NG
      @LINDA-de-J0NG Рік тому +7

      I think you are super cool for saying that. That it attracted you at first, that you then listened to arguments against it and then went "you know what, no thanks, I'll pass". You know how many people just double down because something they are attracted to gets push-back? You are a person who listens and is able to change their mind, that is actual strength. To change your opinion after hearing a strong argument is strength. Strength and freedom of thought. If the argument is good, you change your mind, if it is not good enough you keep your opinion. That's great, mate, thanks for this reply, it made me happy to read it.

    • @tryingbutfailing
      @tryingbutfailing Рік тому

      @@LINDA-de-J0NG Thank you. I just survived an attempted murder by a psychopath, so I've learned to recognize them. They have inflated egos, they brag about themselves all day, even if their brag is a lie, they are better at manipulation than you could have ever seen coming, and they are setting you up for a betrayal the entire time they knew you. When you confront them on their lies, they may just try to murder you. So, while I recognize Tate for what he is, the sad truth is that these types are charming to young, dumb women. It is a cycle that will never stop, unless decent people become evil, themselves. It's like the Devil himself puts these people in our lives, because he knows how they pit everyone against each other. Everyone wants love, and yet everybody is fighting. Anyway, thank you for your kind words. God bless you.
      Edit: he obviously attracts young dumb men like myself as well. Didn't mean to sound sexist. It's all our faults.

    • @LINDA-de-J0NG
      @LINDA-de-J0NG Рік тому +2

      @@tryingbutfailing Good grief, dear, take good care of yourself and stay away from nasty people, they are such bad news! Bless you too!

    • @TheUltimateBlooper
      @TheUltimateBlooper Рік тому +2

      Life ain't easy these days and the increasingly hard part is picking out true from false. You picked the right thing, dude, keep going in the right direction!

    • @tryingbutfailing
      @tryingbutfailing Рік тому +2

      @@TheUltimateBlooper We can all get fooled. Every time I ignore my instincts, I'm wrong. Tate always had that creepy vibe, but he sounded like he was trying to empower men, which nobody does, so I listened to him. Sometimes you guess wrong about people.

  • @DoggyHateFire
    @DoggyHateFire Рік тому +28

    For some reason I can't help but imagine Anton Chigurh asking Tate, "If the rule you followed brought you to this, of what use was the rule?" Ask any of his fans if they really think anything Tate has done trying to become famous has made him happy. The guy is going to lose a lot of his toys and whatever actual cash he has to lawyer fees. I would bet $100 that he declares bankruptcy within the next 18 to 24 months.

    • @jliller
      @jliller Рік тому +5

      "Ask any of his fans if they really think anything Tate has done trying to become famous has made him happy."
      What is happiness to a raging sociopath?

  • @Craxin01
    @Craxin01 Рік тому +16

    I'm a celibate man. Not involuntarily mind you, but still celibate. Never took a chance, never asked a girl out. I get along well with women, actually, just the idea of trying to woo one for romance and\or sex kind of freaks me out. Don't know why. Maybe I'm weird, maybe I'm broken, I can't say. I'm in my 40s now, never had a date much less slept with a woman. Oddly enough, I think I'm happier this way. No complications. Lonely? Maybe, but not cripplingly so. If I wanted to change, I'd be seeking a way to do so, not bellyaching on the internet that women won't put out for me.

    • @GrahamMilkdrop
      @GrahamMilkdrop Рік тому +4

      You seem very level headed and grounded in reality which should go a long way to keep you clear of falling into despair and opening yourself up to manipulation.
      And you are certainly right about the potential for relationships to be more trouble than they are worth!

    • @MATT-2033
      @MATT-2033 Рік тому +3

      The pursuit of happiness.

    • @talonhammer
      @talonhammer Рік тому +3

      Not weird or broken at all. Asexual (if you choose to take up the label) and celibate men are valid.

    • @Craxin01
      @Craxin01 Рік тому +1

      @@talonhammer Not asexual, I have heterosexual desires, just not really able to seek them out with people.

    • @talonhammer
      @talonhammer Рік тому

      @@Craxin01 That's cool too. I'm sure anyone reasonable would get with you if/when you decide to go for it.

  • @zoranbasic4959
    @zoranbasic4959 Рік тому +81

    Andrew Tate is grand example of everything wrong with the world today. Another great content from Georg as always 👍

    • @mrdelaney4440
      @mrdelaney4440 Рік тому +9

      There are better examples working in govt.

    • @SPACEDOUT19
      @SPACEDOUT19 Рік тому

      he's the result of everything being wrong with the world. you are whats wrong with the world. Tate gave an answer to your garbage.

    • @dgulag3733
      @dgulag3733 Рік тому +2

      @@mrdelaney4440 agreed !

    • @SomeKidFromBritain
      @SomeKidFromBritain Рік тому +3

      cry about it 😎

    • @Hartley_Hare
      @Hartley_Hare Рік тому +15

      @@SomeKidFromBritain Why would someone cry about it?

  • @jacquiecotillard9699
    @jacquiecotillard9699 Рік тому +4

    I’m wondering if 20:32 audio artifact is UA-cam censoring the “dic” in “predicted”

  • @Psilocybin77
    @Psilocybin77 Рік тому +15

    I'm assuming "Tate University" teaches people how to waste their time with Amazon drop shipping lol.

    • @EliasCassab
      @EliasCassab Рік тому +9

      You assumed correctly

    • @Psilocybin77
      @Psilocybin77 Рік тому +5

      @@EliasCassab lol. Of course.

    • @birdrustler
      @birdrustler Рік тому

      @@Psilocybin77 The most profitable side hustle of 2011

    • @kman9884
      @kman9884 Рік тому +1

      Idk, buying and flipping stuff from alibaba is scummy, but it can actually make money if you choose the right thing. But that requires good business sense, which if you had any you most likely wouldn’t choose dropshipping as your primary method of business. Truly the catch 22 of business.

    • @kieranhurst8543
      @kieranhurst8543 Рік тому

      ​@@kman9884 drop shipping is just coward talk for unemployed

  • @lilmissgearhead
    @lilmissgearhead Рік тому +14

    He’s so mad at his mom

  • @albiehay5567
    @albiehay5567 Рік тому +24

    "Does it work if my English isn't very good?"
    "Yes, you can join Hustler's University if you're English isn't very good."
    😐

    • @vitorafmonteiro
      @vitorafmonteiro Рік тому +5

      I would like to imagine that was on purpose, but I'm sure i wasn't.

  • @banjotoothlessbill
    @banjotoothlessbill Рік тому +7

    If you want to have a better body, you totally can. Just don't listen to people who pretend that you have to do that to get women. It's a scam, always.

  • @kassemir
    @kassemir Рік тому +31

    The point about people and interviewers not pushing back enough is spot on. I kinda feel like Trump did a similar thing, sort of posturing, being a larger than life person, and a laughing stock to shield his true colours which were far worse.

    • @de_dustybones
      @de_dustybones Рік тому +2

      What has trump done in 4 years that was so bad that you people never stop talking about him?

    • @cookieface80
      @cookieface80 Рік тому +13

      @@de_dustybones Depleted the world's supply of orange spray tan.

    • @startrekmike
      @startrekmike Рік тому +10

      @@de_dustybones The fact that you are asking this signals that perhaps you wouldn't believe anything anyone told you in reply.

    • @poiuytrewq11422
      @poiuytrewq11422 Рік тому

      I don't really listen to politics, but I am curious as well since I hear it so often.

    • @kman9884
      @kman9884 Рік тому

      @@de_dustybones If you’re blatantly ignoring his purposefully inflammatory attitude being directly responsible to the deepening political divide in the US, that’s simply your own ignorance talking. He was behaving like a toddler, defaming his political opponents in his own party and across the lines, and enabled divisive behaviors through racial scapegoating; that he knew would garner support from rural-living conservative racists. All of his talk of reform (“draining the swamp”) was a ruse to get the uneducated Republican Party base to vote for him, and bring fence-sitters onto his side by through stark contrast to any political campaign beforehand. Then, while in office, he continued this behavior (Middle East travel embargo, Mexican border wall, etc) attempted discredited a legitimate election, stole classified documents (including nuclear secrets), and enabled a domestic terror uprising. You have to actually have had your head buried in sand to not know any of this.
      Also, any “whataboutism” in response to this will be met with an immediate “ok retard”

  • @chrise8275
    @chrise8275 Рік тому +8

    The Tate “Stans” remind me of those crypto bros obsessed with Gordon Gekko or Jordan Belfort/Wolf of Wall Street. There probably the same people actually.

  • @M2Mil7er
    @M2Mil7er Рік тому +14

    Thanks for introducing me to Mr Croissant, Georg. I'm now subscribed to his channel, and donating $49 a month to his Patreon, to learn the secrets of the 'Alpha Pastry-archy'.

    • @matt_9112
      @matt_9112 Рік тому +4

      Sorry to inform you about a little error you made there.
      According to his lawyers that is all just comedy. So you essentially just got a $50 subsription for a mediocre comedy show and might want to revoke that.
      Otherwise I got some hot new crypto for you and a Nigerian prince as well as a Russia model that both desperately need to contact you.

    • @M2Mil7er
      @M2Mil7er Рік тому +2

      @@matt_9112 sounds great. Where do I sign?!

  • @LINDA-de-J0NG
    @LINDA-de-J0NG Рік тому +11

    It needs to become basic in schools, from the age of ten, that social media, advertising tactics and cults are discussed.
    Treatments of case studies, old and current, with the rhetorical techniques used discussed in full. Standard.

  • @rosecity_chris
    @rosecity_chris Рік тому +6

    I stopped listening to Tom Segura and his wife's podcast the day they had tate on as a guest. It was incredibly cringe.

  • @GroofusDoofus900
    @GroofusDoofus900 Рік тому +15

    We can surmise there is a certain percentage of men that admire/want to be like AndrewTate and another percentage that are just like fish, easily hooked and reeled in by any one or thing.

    • @yarpenzigrin1893
      @yarpenzigrin1893 Рік тому

      No, we can surmise that men hate feminism that even someone like Tate can get popular.

    • @BigWheel.
      @BigWheel. Рік тому

      @@yarpenzigrin1893 what kind of "durhur" comment is this?

    • @yarpenzigrin1893
      @yarpenzigrin1893 Рік тому

      @@BigWheel. It's the kind of comment that flies right over your head, peasant.

  • @MrBizteck
    @MrBizteck Рік тому +39

    Man you actually sat and watched the shitebags long winded crap!
    I tried when I was deprogramming my 13 year old son from his junk.
    I only could watch it in snippets. Thankfully I got to my son in time. Ive a good relationship with him and thankfully when Dazblack called him out I was able to use his video to show how poisonous AT was.

    • @TheUltimateBlooper
      @TheUltimateBlooper Рік тому

      Yeesh, that's rough, man... I don't have kids yet (planning with the missis in a couple of years tho), but my #1 worry is indeed these "gurus" on the internet teaching kids and young men to fail HARD in life so that they can be perpetually stuck in this hate for the world...

  • @Shamino1
    @Shamino1 Рік тому +5

    After 2016 I stopped doing what Georg does- chasing leads on big news stories and finding out the minutiae of things. Although I'm terminally online all day and night for work and pleasure, and although I've been inundated with 60 second Tate clips and Tate memes and people mocking Tate, I never once bothered to actually fill my internet history by looking for anything 'Tate.' Thanks for doing all the work for a weary soul, Georg.

  • @iroxudont
    @iroxudont Рік тому +2

    There's an audio glitch around 20:30, 20:40 on the left side.

  • @sprink88
    @sprink88 2 місяці тому +1

    It's strange and sad that Tritan, unless he's imitating Amdrew, always looks really worried, out of place, socially awkward - borderline frightened. As he should be.

  • @michaelrooney3133
    @michaelrooney3133 Рік тому +5

    I always thought Andrew Tate was actually gay. However, his "philosophy" is nothing new. I remember hearing the same shit, the same scams, and the same problems just from different people. I don't ask what is it about Tate that other men find compelling, but what in society has allowed Tate to seem compelling.

  • @granttucker8451
    @granttucker8451 Рік тому +5

    Influencers are possibly one of the more corrosive elements of our modern society….it can go too far

  • @billlowe70
    @billlowe70 Рік тому +8

    "Expensive cars with poor height clearance" hahahha

  • @alabothree
    @alabothree Рік тому +2

    jeeze, there's an audio glitch at 20:34 that scared the jeans off me.

  • @0xCAFEF00D
    @0xCAFEF00D Рік тому +7

    I grow more and more suspicious of UA-cam all the time.
    I hit like on the comment explaining how one of the big tricks misoginy pulls is to label men as emotionless while disregarding anger as an emotion.
    Try to comment on it. UA-cam tells me its gone. Refresh, it's gone despite having ~3 times the likes of other top comments.
    Why? Did the author delete it? It was a great comment.

    • @Azrael__
      @Azrael__ Рік тому +2

      They (UA-cam) delete and hide comments all the time even when they clearly break no rule and contain no offensive speech. It's especially common with comments criticizing the government or pointing out falsehoods in commonly pushed narratives. They do it quite covertly. The don't tell the commenter that their comment was deleted or hidden as it remains visible to them, they only allow some comments to be seen when sorted by newest, they will make replies to a comment visible to the OP but not the public.

    • @TheNoodleGod9001
      @TheNoodleGod9001 Рік тому +2

      UA-cam does that sometimes. I don't think it's a censorship thing, it happens with non-controvertial posts all the time. Just bad programming.

    • @Azrael__
      @Azrael__ Рік тому +2

      @@TheNoodleGod9001 It's absolutely a censorship thing. I've been testing and observing it for years.

    • @adssadassssdsa3582
      @adssadassssdsa3582 Рік тому +1

      YT comments often bug out, when copy pasting something i often end up whit just one word i auto corrected or so. That´s why i copy them most the time before posting.

    • @adssadassssdsa3582
      @adssadassssdsa3582 Рік тому +1

      ​@@Azrael__ Rather rarely i think honestly, i think i got my old account flagged for testing the filters where it honestly seemed times crazy hard but that also stopped pretty soon. Mostly you can simply repost the same thing if you saved it before but bugs seem not so rare had recently just one word left posted.

  • @edwardhannah8507
    @edwardhannah8507 Рік тому +10

    This was very informative.
    I didn't know who he was when he got arrested.

  • @ianrusttattoos
    @ianrusttattoos Рік тому +4

    How come no one ever mentions that Tate walks around with a dollar store knock-off of the Harry Potter sword?

    • @MrBizteck
      @MrBizteck Рік тому +4

      His airsoft gun collection is a bit of a giggle too.

  • @16shokushu
    @16shokushu 5 місяців тому +4

    He is the final boss of daddy issues

  • @hansonlucas337
    @hansonlucas337 Рік тому +1

    The baseline to Pusher Man in the background of this video is phenomenal. Well done as always.

  • @Psilocybin77
    @Psilocybin77 Рік тому +9

    I hope Romanian prisons are as bad as I imagine they are.

    • @yarpenzigrin1893
      @yarpenzigrin1893 Рік тому

      Yup, Romania is a shithole.

    • @george1621996
      @george1621996 Рік тому

      They are not. Too bad the UK has such a shit image of Romania, its probably why we ended up with tate in the first place. When I first saw the guy it didn't surprise me at all he was british.

    • @Psilocybin77
      @Psilocybin77 Рік тому +1

      @@george1621996 sorry if I my comment disparages Romania. It's my own ignorance about the country that I thought their prisons might be awful. It is my hope that Romanian justice is swift and harsh however. Sexual crimes are abhorrent and I want to believe in justice.

    • @george1621996
      @george1621996 Рік тому +1

      @@Psilocybin77 I want to say that I don't work in the justice system, just saying my own opinions, which could be wrong.
      His UK / US citizenship is an advantage for him in this case. The trial will take longer than usual because especially the US embassy makes it very hard to prosecute their criminals abroad, also obviously he is rich and famous, complicating things further.
      Personally I expect him to be convicted, I don't see him walking away free but there is a small chance it could happen.
      I don't think he will spend more than 10 years in prison, I will be pleasantly surprised if he does.
      I would prefer for him to be deported and execute his sentence in the US or UK, because having him here is a headache and waste of money, but that probably won't happen either.

  • @HJDSimon
    @HJDSimon Рік тому +5

    I'd like to think it wasn't done on purpose, but
    "Can I join Hustlers University if my English isn't very good?
    Yes you can join even if you're English isn't very good."
    Sums that shit up pretty perfectly 😂

  • @snozrick
    @snozrick Рік тому +3

    Hey Georg Steve here, keep the videos come my friend, always a great summary

  • @lymnjuice
    @lymnjuice Рік тому +6

    I appreciate you making this video.
    I've been following this story via several influences and you never know how many people you can help get out of the hole.

  • @alexjohnson9798
    @alexjohnson9798 Рік тому +11

    you look like Tate if he played warhammer (I mean this as a compliment)

  • @jessip8654
    @jessip8654 Рік тому +3

    And of course the incels never seem to realize that women are not nearly as hung up on looks as they think. Most my friends are married to guys who are short, or fat, or otherwise not a Greek God. Most women just want a chill guy to watch Netflix with and who isn't afraid to scrub the toilet.

  • @whysoserious8666
    @whysoserious8666 Рік тому +6

    Speak with confidence, lie your ass off, talk a lot of shit, and attack anyone who challenges or disagrees with you. Rinse and repeat. Social media isn’t the first place that technique succeeds

  • @SultanRehman
    @SultanRehman Рік тому +22

    Your content is absolutely fantastic! You strike a balance between being humorous and informative. That's no small accomplishment. Please keep up the great work! Thank you!

  • @danman3163
    @danman3163 Рік тому +5

    In the past years, especially since "orange president", I have seen an enormous increase in news outlets, personalities etc. -who appear to live by the following model: "Say contradictory and stupid things, with as straight a face as you possibly can. When stupid people talk amongst themselves about "how stupid you are", they are spreading your name and giving you free PR".

  • @JelloFluoride
    @JelloFluoride Рік тому +2

    The problem with young men these days, is that they've stopped searching for gold in them thar hills.

  • @polarcocktail13
    @polarcocktail13 Рік тому +2

    I got a 10 minute PragerU ad in front of this. I wonder why PragerU would want to be associated with Andrew Tate?

  • @JDogth3Wise
    @JDogth3Wise Рік тому +3

    44 MINUTES OF GEORG

  • @legaliseme
    @legaliseme Рік тому +6

    I think there was a point in my mid teens when I could have possibly at the time have had an incel mindset... like I was confused as to why I was a virgin... in retrospect, honestly think it was because of a few things, not having a father, or when he was alive not seeing my parents have a loving relationship... the death of my cousin father and grandfather...and really I think my fear of making real connective relationships due to my experience with loss putting me in an emotional position where.. frankly I wasn't that interested in making meaningful relationships because of the trauma I had experienced in my late 10s through early teens.
    All that said my closest friends through my mid and late teens were girls I had a platonic relationship with, plus after the loss of all of the male figures in my life, I was the only man left in my family, my sister, my mother, my grandmother... so there was no way I could ever fall for this 'manosphere' shit, like yeah my mums shit at driving, but she brought up 2 kids by herself, on a shoe string budget, and we turned out pretty good, had one of these manosphere melts been presented with the situation my mother had been they would have evaporated into thin air, instead mum brought us both up and when I (the youngest) left school and went to work, she went to university for the first time...
    Lol sigma bros now... my mum will out fuck you and out earn you in her mid 60's after she's already got 2 adult children.. andrew tate you fuckin batty boy.

  • @rayandrew964
    @rayandrew964 Рік тому +10

    You know, as a young struggling guy, that advice at the end kinda hits hard. I however canot imagine a younger versionof myself taking it seriously. Even when you're aware of your bullshit, you are still very succeptibke to it. The best way to sort this out is a counter manipulation. I know it gets a bad rap, but it's basically what your mom does to get you to eat vegetables. If you can get them to like you and respect you, maybe you can get them to think about themselves.

    • @corneliahanimann2173
      @corneliahanimann2173 Рік тому +2

      I like this! I think even when it doesn't seem like it, men have been changing for the better. I just think a lot of men are also bullied into staying with their traditional views. We're all on our own journey and I hope most young men overcome this phase...

  • @___.51
    @___.51 Рік тому +2

    I don't plan on having kids. But if I was an expecting parent, I would make the decision now to keep my kid away from social media for as long as possible. No ipad or smartphone, no personal laptop, screen time is supervised. That's very 2003, I know. But who exactly do you want raising your kids...

  • @adanbravo4722
    @adanbravo4722 Рік тому

    Georg where did you get the audio for the drums around the first 10 seconds of the video. I know they are from “In the Air Tonight” from Phil Collins

  • @artphototech
    @artphototech Рік тому +4

    Tate needs "Beta" dudes to continue to be Beta so he can be top g or whatever the fuck he calls himself. Because without his Beta following, he would never be considered an Alpha, it's a codependent relationship with these two.

  • @quarterburnt
    @quarterburnt Рік тому +7

    We know it's not Rob McElhenney because we would have heard if Rob chopped off his chin.

  • @dkupke
    @dkupke Рік тому +2

    Them: He inspired me to get in shape and lose weight!
    Me: Richard Simmons does that. And he got wealthy doing it, to boot. So why aren’t you imitating Richard Simmons?

  • @potoo6122
    @potoo6122 2 місяці тому +2

    The alpha male that flexed on a girl half his age. He's pathetic.

  • @Kj16V
    @Kj16V 6 місяців тому +1

    The scary thing is, the only reason Tate got caught for his crimes was because he mouthed off about it - for years. There are many, many more people do what he does and don't get caught, purely because they're smart enough to keep lowkey.

  • @jmalmsten
    @jmalmsten Рік тому +11

    I don't need minutes to dismiss the teachings of Tate... I hear the tone of his voice. That hyper-confrontational timbre. Where every interaction needs to be dominated. He could be preaching world peace, love and good will for all in the universe.
    It's how he conducts himself that makes me go as far away from him as possible. I do not want to hear or be near that man, nor spend any time around him.
    That... That I pick up on in seconds. A fraction of a soundbite.
    And I do feel very sorry for the people who doesn't have the freedom to just walk away from these prophets of unease and suspicion.

  • @8bitghostnuts
    @8bitghostnuts Рік тому +4

    Hey Georg, possible correction? I don't think the Tate brothers were responsible for MyFreeCams in 2011, according to wikipedia it was some other guy back in 2004. Something to look into? Well done otherwise on covering this topic.

  • @GrahamMilkdrop
    @GrahamMilkdrop Рік тому +6

    I do have sympathy for men who are incels specifically for the way the media seems to love to bait them. There's often an air of sniggering and nearly always contempt for what essentially boils down to people who've been unable to realize their natural biological imperative for one reason or another. It is as if many a commentator would prefer these men to be eunuchs because the thought of them having an unrequited sex drive makes them problematic. There's a huge emotional cost to being rejected and if there's one thing our culture has extremely poor at doing it is nurturing intimacy and emotional honesty. For a start we have all been lied to about what the standard human experience is and been fed stories about finding 'the one' who you'll love just as much as they will love you and you'll just know it when it happens because it'll be effortless like you are 2 halves of the same entity just waiting to live happily ever after..! My generation were told that men were afraid of commitment and that they abandoned their families because they lacked a feminine side and so most of us grew up swearing that we'd never do that only to find that women didn't want commitment either, especially as there was no longer a shortage of men, they wanted the independence they'd been promised and being committed to make it work just gets you scoffed at and threatened with restraining orders! No, the vast majority of people who have lived on this planet have not had a 'soulmate' and the idea that it is normal is clearly harmful. Marriage was always about property and just because it's what the aristocrats did in order to maintain ownership claims and consolidate wealth it doesn't mean that we should all do the same. Common folk lived very different lives if you look into it. Most men died without leaving offspring while those that did tended to leave lots. It is a bleak situation and the fact that it hurts is a testament to the depth of that person rather than the sign of pathetic-ness that it is often portrayed as. Once someone learns that their vulnerability will get them ridiculed they can be expected to become bitter and resentful... and all the while the desires they inherited never go away... nor does the image of 'normal' that includes all kinds of people who'd until recently been at risk of public shaming and persecution... It all seems so wrong when it gets put like that!
    My advice if you are hung up on not getting laid is to go see a pro and get it out of the way. Not only will it help put you back on an even keel physiologically putting priorities into a different order (at least temporarily) it'll help demystify women too and you'll be better able to experience them as individual people rather than as a class of alien creatures. Do it sooner rather than later and you'll have a much better chance at avoiding toxic baggage and becoming comfortable being yourself when opportunities for spontaneous intimacy come along. I think that UK and US culture is extremely unhealthy when it comes to sex by making it taboo so they can commodify it and shame you at the same time whereas many other parts of the world are far more at ease with accepting people's needs.
    When I was younger I was very shy and I never felt comfortable doing the 'chatting up' stuff in pubs and clubs because it didn't seem right to 'take advantage' of drunk women! The amount of times I just froze and ended up angry at myself... I had this notion that sex was always something that men wanted and women put up with and it wasn't until I was in my late 20's that I let go of that misconception. If I had my time again I'd definitely be much less uptight and apologetic and express myself more directly and with much more freedom. I was definitely repressed and even though I had a few early encounters they were largely either forgettable or extremely embarrassing because I didn't know what I was doing. It pains me to see that we are getting worse as a culture at this on top of everything else and media plays a massive part in that.

    • @HeadsFullOfEyeballs
      @HeadsFullOfEyeballs Рік тому +5

      But an incel isn't just a guy who isn't having sex. Obviously shaming young men for not having sex is bad.
      No, an incel is a guy who has built an elaborate pseudoscientific ideology explaining why society is rotten specifically for not facilitating his access to sex. That is extremely funny (or would be, if they didn't keep murdering people) and I don't blame anybody for "baiting" a horrible dork like that.

    • @GrahamMilkdrop
      @GrahamMilkdrop Рік тому

      ​@@HeadsFullOfEyeballs So they are only incels once they've built their elaborate pseudoscientific ideology? I see.
      Does this happen spontaneously and independent of personal circumstance? If so, when?
      You see I was under the impression that the incel doctrine is not the product of their own mind rather being something they encounter when in a state of despair and that they go on to call the 'black pill'... an idea that is fully formed and was being shared amongst groups of people in similar circumstances long before they arrive individually. Many, of course, will reject the doctrine perhaps having life experience that gives them enough evidence to counter what they are told... on the other hand... some won't have any defence nor evidence to doubt what they hear while others will not even get that far having opted to check out early.

    • @kman9884
      @kman9884 Рік тому +2

      @@HeadsFullOfEyeballs That’s what the bastardization of the term is. At its core, it is about people who are: objectively unattractive, disabled, mentally ill, socially incompetent, etc. Marginalized people who are seemingly incapable of having a meaningful relationship, all the while our society places sex and relationships on such a high pedestal it’s a daily drain on their minds.

  • @abagoffrozenspinach
    @abagoffrozenspinach Рік тому

    i hope the captions to this video get updated with punctuation, because a lot of meaning is lost or confused by the lengthy sentences with no commas or quotation marks

  • @elktreeproductions
    @elktreeproductions Рік тому +1

    I haven’t checked in for a while but gotta say you’re new setup is amazing. Z AXIS INTENSIFIES

  • @EuroTrash1
    @EuroTrash1 Рік тому +5

    Its amusing how his fan base is so angry and hostile, they are not happy people with fulfilling lives 😆

    • @kieranhurst8543
      @kieranhurst8543 Рік тому

      Especially considering how a lot of their discourse is that tired old "women are emotional, men are not" garbage.
      Apparently extreme anger isn't an emotion to these people

  • @BrisbaneTeslaGuy
    @BrisbaneTeslaGuy Рік тому +3

    George you are a total breath of fresh air mate

  • @gigiopincio5006
    @gigiopincio5006 Рік тому +3

    anyone who manages to cram academic bibliography in an andrew tate video really deserves that subscription

  • @gbultimate
    @gbultimate Рік тому

    at 20:35 there's a loud clicking noise in the audio. thought i'd let you know.

  • @MrAerohank
    @MrAerohank Рік тому +2

    I started listening to this, and then 2 minutes in I realized I don't really care about this person at all.