My Dad Feels Like My Number One Hater
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"Live as if your father were dead" is a literal chapter in The Way of The Superior Man. I've been covering this book in-depth
Yaah bro
Buddy really tried sneaking his channel advertisement in the comment
unfortunately for me I dont have to if he where alive it my self-improvement would be unbelieveably better. He used to be a bodybuilder
@@fuarkk3611 smart actually....................
Law #38: Think as You Like but Behave Like Others
Explain more, that doesn't make sense to me
bro hamza just said that the other day 🤣
@@WolfpackPodcastOfficialContinue doing the good habits that Hamza preaches like gym, eating clean, working on your business and sleeping well. But when someone (like a Jeffrey or Jessica) asks you how your weekend was, you'd say: "It was good, you?" like a normal person instead of rambling about going to the gym and watching self improvement videos like a socially autistic person.
F@@WolfpackPodcastOfficialit's the 38th law from the book The 48 Laws of Power. I highly recommend you check it out . Also check out other books of the same author - Robert Greene
Grandmother is like this, but more passive aggressive about it. My father died with only $13 in his bank account. She was very upset that she covered all the costs of his funeral / cremation despite raising him to be less than he could be in life. I cut her and the rest of my family out of my life and my business and career life grew so much faster. Once they weren’t able to cast their spells and speak negatively over my life, practically practicing witch craft over my life, my life started coming together and now living in a better place, making more money, I’m surrounded by like minded positive influences, I’m surrounded with people who love me and want to see me win. Environment is everything.
I feel bad for the guy who made the post because he’s gonna get beaten when his dad watches this video
His dad doesn’t watch self improvement videos probably just porn and UA-cam shorts
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I’ve been following Hamza since he started. A couple years ago. This is probably the video that hits me more hard. My dad it’s literally what he’s describing.
I probably won’t comment in any other video (as I didn’t comment on anyone until this), that’s why I want to appreciate all the work of this man
I will always be in debt with you Hamza
Same
Unapologetic Hamza is my favourite flavour
mad sus line
Why do we like him so much
Parents do NOT have the authority to make or pressure their kids to go to University because their kids will be paying for it.
Amen
Even my mom says that online Money is fake but I don’t listen to her, she wants me to go uni( I’m already in uni) graduate get a degree work like my dad did and be broke. (Btw my family is currently facing financial issues despite my mom saying study get a degree). But I won’t stop the grind
Bro... It's literally me. I quit my college last year on November (2023) and after that I realised that my family couldn't have afforded to my fees anyways (if you know what I mean). The problem is that, even I quit college to be in a "grindset" and become rich in my early 20s (I'm literally 19 now 💀). I thought about making gaming content even though it made things only worse. I pretty much wasted my first year of gap from college. Since I didn't achieved anything, my parents are now forcing me to get my ass back to college (and I don't even blame them for it). The thing is that I know now what I need to do (being a UA-camr), but at the same time I know I am not gonna do make it real if I get into somewhere else (college takes time if one really wants to excel in studies, hope everyone agrees). For context, I have been learning to draw since the age of 5, I've been very good at drawing up until the age of 15 before I got my first ever access to a smartphone, afterwards of which life became hell (you can probably relate). For 4 fricking years I wasted my potential for things I was actually good at. Now as I am somewhat untangling my brain, I don't know what to do. Should I go to college or pursue UA-cam or like do both of do some part time job with UA-cam or three of em?💀
go to college. But don't study and go to college very very less frequent. Take all of the other time to grind extremely hard on business
9:23 You got a phych degree and that's the reason you're saying that. But there are some degrees that give you a remote lifestyle like accounting, it etc. But I still agree with you on pursuing UA-cam first
True. Some jobs are just built different
It may be hard but breaking away from a delusional parents authority is key.
Agree, except for that lying part.
Think outside the box. You’re an old man who messed his life up, some kid is doing what you didn’t do and makes you insecure. Losers hate others who do better than them.
Leave home, that’s his only leverage. I did that and now I’m a decade older than most my age.
21:49 bro ditched the Casio gang
that's ridiculous
😂😂😂
fr man
😂
I love hamza's current watch, but let's not ignore the fact that Casio is worn by billionaires and so many influential men.
His dad is jealous of how chad he is
If that so then he’s a pathetic dad.
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That's some bullshit Hamza telling a kid that haven't lived anything that he can become a UA-camr and help young man While he has never experienced anything in his life, all he will do is regurgitate videos he has seen on UA-cam. You're just selling that kid a dream.
I was about to ask the same question but hamza already posted this. Thanks man!❤
The author of the message must understand what his father is saying to him, this is a form of love for him. A father always wishes the best for his children and does everything for them out of love, but it is always objectively useful. This is his picture of the world and in his eyes it is good for his son to get a degree and then get a job to have money for life. But we, the younger generation, understand that there is another way, yes it is harder, yes we will have to work harder than the rest, but this period of 2-5 years in the future will return to us freedom.
We can't blame them for being raised that way.
bullshit
Bro im in more or what similar situation and i was already doing the same thing you’re telling.. glad you’re spreading the knowledge so that no one is going to end up like me and then take some action
It sounds so harsh and "dangerous' but your 100% right.
It's obvious that you should live life for yourself and not for your parents but I felt like we needed a reminder and had to wake up.
Call me crazy, but, would Hamza had been successfull if he started his channel at 18 instead of going to college? Because he wouldn't have had the "experience in life" that he got there so he could tell his anecdotes, learn from his mistakes and teach what he teaches. Dunno if anyone at all would have taken him seriously if he started as an 18 y/o, never employed, uneducated (by uni) boy with 0 experience in life.
Would be like Andrew tate starting to speak of life, masculinity, money and girls at 18 years old, or a broke Trump trying to get to the presidency.
Yeah true, but seems like he’s already doing alright. Hard to say
@@salvatorecorica7702 that's a good point, however experience doesn't necessarily come from college or from your age in general.
There are a bunch of smart 18 year olds with a successful UA-cam channel, or a lot of successful people that don't have a degree.
What are his most used storylines and experiences that he shares in his videos? It's his childhood memories of abuse and most from before he became an adult.
So in that case if the only factor would've been his age changing and the experience he would've gained (or not) then I think that he still would've been just as successful or more because of the compounding effect.
@@someone-mn7om Yeah, but to process those experiences likely takes time, years even. He valued his dad's work to provide for the family once he understood what living life alone is (for example).
Besides, some of his most impacting anecdotes come from his time in uni and as a worker. Like when he cried walking back from work or when he felt insecure about the girl he was living with.
Hamza please don’t ignore the messages and questions that people post on Adonis Gang
Pay up is something he would say haha
Not trying to hate but why would he those people pay for the progam
Exactly
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He has to prioritize the paying customers
I will do one pushup for each like this gets
begging for likes like a jeffrey smh
@@jawligthis was a stupid comment really
Day 1 asking for Hamza to be on Joe Rogans podcast
Salute to all the others actually having a good father❤
I’m glad I have such supportive parents. They understand that there are other options besides college and they want to help me succeed. I need to become more grateful for them.
This video came out exactly at the right time
Bro is laying down the hammer hahaha
Holy shit this video OPENED MY EYES
The greatest advice of all time , from a personal experience
I think I'll study english cause it's not my first language but I wont be putting much effor into uni, my dad will pay for it and it's not that expensive in Argentina, there's public and private, i'll go to private which is like 200usd a month, really cheap and I'll be working on understanding and speaking better english. If i'm coping please tell me, I choose this career but I don't really know if I wanna go to uni.
University can be for sure useful, but I agree that it is definitely not the path for everyone. If you are seeking excellence in a discipline, thoroughly go to University and achieve high... however, if you are "not sure" what you want to do in life, do not go to University at any cost. People often get lost in the system and then spend years and copious amounts of money on education all to no avail.
For example, I went to University and got a degree - I know what I wanted to do and how I was going to do it (albeit I understood that the actual degree was more or less a barrier to entry for my desired field - the government). Although, after achieving very good grades, I was able to be selected into a highly competitive role, which now has allowed me to be a 22 year old earning 100k a year in an entry level job. Not a bad position, especially considering the avenues which a role in government could possibly open.
Moral of the story, if you are going to University, be 100% certain on what you are doing and what you want.
You live like your father was dead - David Deida
This is exactly what I did after finishing sixth form.. I took a gap year.. well technically 2 years now, spending it at home and working on UA-cam videos. Whilst mine isn't about self improvement and its a Call of Duty channel, it has gotten as far as 3.74K subs and I wouldn't have been able to do so if I just got a 9-5 or went to a uni..
May I also add that gaming is the only "Jefferey" activity that I actually do and it's mainly for the sake of making videos as I don't spend a ton of time on video games and like to go for walks in nature or go to the gym. My dad hasn't really ever had a problem with me doing it and kinda supports it, likes to ask about it, etc. My mother however, is only just getting used to it a little but still wants me to get a 9-5 and argued with me about doing it after I finished school JUST coz other people in our lives have taken the generic path and my extended family always asks what me and my bro are doing now that we've left school.. she feels embarrassed a lot of the time to just tell them that we both make videos and are tryna become entrepreneurs. So fucking annoying being compared to others.
I love the vids where he's passionate and pissed
Hamza’s definitely thinking about his dad making this video. That’s for sure. Bloody hell fam 😂
this is a shared experience of every brown person loool
Most of you in the comments have no idea what you're talking about.
This advice feels manipulative. Why lie, a damn sin for good reason. Speak your word and roll with the consequences.
This is literally my dad
Agreed with you Hamza, Content Creation as an Influencer is an Evergreen Personal Branding Business Model as Alex Hormozi🤵 said in his Podcast☕
Hamza railing against feminism and then going on a leftist “anti racism” tirade. Wait til he hears there’s a 100% correlation between anti racist crusaders and feminist radicals😂
I needed this video . Thank you Hamza ❤
The dad is based tbh. Decent degree is a way better path and a more reliably successful one than a youtube channel.
Don't let Hamza make you believe it isn't a good path, he had a mercy pass in psychology from a low tier uni - it's no wonder it didn't work for him when he didn't put an ounce of effort into it.
Lol that's exactly what I was going to say
No offence bro but your dad literally sounds like a jeffrey.
I m having the exact situations with my father
Yooo
Wish I had this video 3 years ago. I'm quite lucky cause my uni course is similar to what I want to do in my social media business. But only the 3rd year was somewhat beneficial. It taught me how bad I am with efficiency when I work for myself. I will try and leverage it and use teachers to create deadlines for me when I'm out. Hopefully they agree to it 😂
what if they get kicked out of the house
On bro
You know, I would have absolutely agreed with this advice a few months ago. But now I am starting to realize it’s potentially untrue. Absolutely social media is such a great thing to pursue. Such a rewarding asset to have on the side. But don’t underestimate the value of “real careers”, especially if you have academic potential. You can network your way to some amazing careers ($200k+) straight out of some schools. Especially if your goal is to create something that actually changes humanity (think CEO/founder), having a network of engineers or people working in the space you want to work in is amazing. Ultimately, don’t take an extreme route. Keep your options open guys.
You say this as you have less than $10000 in your bank account
@@KennethB316 Couldn’t be further from the truth. Listen hamza gives great advice on many things but he’s wrong on many things as well.
@@savage-uw7gt like what
@@KennethB316 Hamzas “business” isn’t really anything that’s new. There have been people like him the past 200-300 years. They claim that everything else is a matrix and they’re the only ones that are right. They brainwash you overtime into believing their philosophy and becoming a diehard follower until eventually you end up buying their product at whatever cost. They get rich quick by convincing others that there’s a way to get rich quick. The worst part is that hamza himself doesn’t even realize that he’s doing this to people. He truly believes that his product is valuable, but the truth is, very few will be successful with it. The only ones that will are the ones that manage to also create a similar business where they manage to convince even more people that there’s a get rich quick scheme, becoming rich off of it. It’s very very similar to a pyramid scheme, even though it’s not technically illegal. The vast majority of his “customers” are young, manipulable, desperate, low-income men. One of his videos literally shows a post where a kid says that he’s spending most of his disposable income on Adonis school.
I agree with hamza on many points though. Most people will never achieve anything great with their lives because they simply don’t have the discipline to work towards a goal. Many people online, especially on Reddit, are degenerates that just enjoy complaining and never want to better themselves. Making $10k a month is achievable for pretty much anyone who actually wants to. His stuff on fitness and nutrition is also mostly good.
I just don’t like what he says here about dropping out of college. The fact is, college is a safety net. 99% of people don’t have the discipline or motivation to make their own business succeed, which is why most fail. It’s risky to tell this kid to drop out of school when he doesn’t know him in person. The kid only managed to get 250 subs in an entire year, which honestly is kind of pathetic.
If you’re decently intelligent and live in the US, a 6-figure career with a stem degree is more than achievable, with enough time left over for you to start your own business both while you’re in college and when you’re working. And you’ll have the mental clarity of knowing that even if some unexpected event happens that causes you to fail, you have a warm and cushy safety net to fall into. I do agree that to be super rich, you have to eventually start your own business, but why not be at least risk averse?
And also, I’m just not a fan of these “entrepreneurs/gurus” online that literally make businesses about telling others how to make businesses. Most of these teenage millionaires you see online have made their money exactly how hamza did, by selling products to poor, desperate, young, and manipulable people.
Hamzas decently wealthy, but he will never be the next Steve Jobs or Elon Musk because he’s really not that innovative. He’s very well-spoken though.
@@KennethB316 oh and… I’m 19 years old and have over $30k in my bank account (none of which comes from my parents/family). And this is going up exponentially over the next few years. I also never sold any course or any other bullshit. Im a firm believer that you don’t have to pay a single dollar to learn how to start any business or do pretty much anything. Stop giving money to these influencers that scam you then brag about how rich they are.
I honestly think a bit different as even though his father may not be as successful as you are Hamza but maybe it's just how the earlier generation would think. Just think if you had a child and he would have posted like 70 videos and would just have 250 subscribers, you wouldn't be motivated ryt, rather than utterly criticising his father let's just take a moment and think if what he's father is saying is rational or not. Just because you have a channel where you have millions doesnt mean everyone is meant for it. I am open for constructive criticism in the replies
MARRY A Pakistani woman. hamza..
Tf is wrong with u bro get a life
okey man this might be going too far 3:17
It’s a chapter from The Way of the Superior Man
Damn I'm pretty much in the same position. Pretty much the same amount of subs, thinking of taking a gap because going straight away seems foolish without having good income. Haven't told my oarents because they don't need to know but I can understand this sort if situation. My mum couldn't pay for me to go to the gym and then she thought i needed an outlet after I told her about my social circle effectively dropping me. You aren't alone.
What if my dad is jacked, decently wealthy and still wants me to go to college?
then go
I wanted to go do easy uni so I can do something else but I listened my parents and am now going to mathematics... I would say I am pretty smart guy but with building muscle, getting some money online, improving my social life and maintaining relationship with my girl... there is just not enough time for me to be great at this hard uni... currently having fights with parents all the time... every time I get home... when I told them they are part of mine bad marks in uni they got mad and just sad "go to work (for couple 100s...) and pay yourself for uni from now on"...
I agree but I’m gonna say this instead; don’t lie to him, unless he’s beating you or making serious threats (basically abuse) just tell him the truth, no matter what happens, challenge him, defend your ideas, you’ll grow as a person.
This deep exhale reaction after the first sentence has literally said it all and you don't have to watch the rest of this video.
Hamza saving the youth with this one
The only video from Hamza I was looking for. Best advice to ever receive at the time when I am facing the exact same issue. Thank you so much. Hamza. I am really grateful that I found you. Thank you man.
I think a good idea would to make a deal with him. If you take a year off and end up making a good amount of money, you won't go to college. Else, you will.
In my country if I don't go to uni I'm sent off to the army. And the funniest part is army is probably still better then uni, if not for saving time then for the life experience alone. Though, I cannot deny joining the army(at least in my country) is just about as stupid as getting into uni.
This is so sad, idk where you live but dont seems like a free country. I hope you will be able to change country one day
There was a law in The Laws of Power that said to be opposite of your father
The life you want is on the other side of a few hard conversations and you are too afraid to have them.
Really appreciate the video! I actually have the exact same situation. I will not go to college and will to work on myself and pursue my goals. Thanks Hamza!
I’m only going to Uni if I can go straight to 6 figures
Live as if your father is dead!
Best video now on YT
early :)
The issue I have with this advice is that the father is likely gonna have to keep paying for the kid if he decides to take a gap year. Putting it all on the line to become an eNtraPranUre is pretty convenient when someone else is picking up your tab...doesn't matter how fat or feminist the father is, it's still his house and his rules lol
They should get a job while they work on their youtube channel. Best of both worlds.
The thumbnail…
Just listen to him ⚡️⚡️
Agreed
W video hamza
Big facts
Bits of poo poo stains 🤣🤣💀
Lol
W
programming degrees are also worthless lol 😂
Legit, I did a challenge and learned how to make a good enough Roblox game in a month. Only took a month, some losers take years in uni lol😂
@@NatFiver
How‘d you learn?
Always the perfect advice in the perfect fitting time, thanks brother you save me again.
Hey Hamza, I need some advice.
I commented on the height video you made about a year ago. At the time I was 13, and I was 6'3". Right now, I just turned 15, and I've grown to 7'2". I'm scared that I'm going to grow so tall like a giraffe. What can I do to slow down my height growth (I'm still growing at that equally fast pace)?
Consultant a doctor
Wish I had your problem
Don't worry about it
If u try to do anything you will lose muscle and damage your health
Edit: You should consult a doctor
estrogen
WHAT YU DO I WANNA BE TALL
PLEASE TELL ME TIPS
Based dad lol. Aint no way I’d let my kid bet his life on a youtube career. That said, he could let the kid learn some other useful skills that don’t necessarily have anything to do with college. Although degrees do open lots of doors.
You can make loads of money online, but it seems absurd if you don’t know how it actually works.
I can see why parents don’t get it.
My gf’s dad still doesn’t understand it haha even after showing him the proof
go to college
Says the guy who plays video games all day
@@Better_daily-z thankyou for demonstrating your programming.
Go to college
@@twilyte9557your the one programmed by the system to say to go to college
@@darktreehousea9081 you're*
I think what I believe. You think what Hamza tells you to believe. That's the difference.
@@twilyte9557 oh yes it is you’re but English isn’t my first language I literally started learning 2 years ago but to be fair everyone believes anything from analyzing outside inputs no one just conjures ideas out of nothing
Who just came for the Adonis Superbowl?