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I think Rich was interviewing Andrew Tate with agenda , maybe hit piece. He casually dropped questions about tax , webcam business. Rich ‘s cheek were red and appeared uncomfortable. This shows Rich has agenda or something. Tate is truth teller and do the right things , so he never slips as he is telling the truth. Anyone who try to hit pieces AT always end up favour in AT as AT us truth tellers and has nothing to hide. He communicate with conviction. You can only do this , only if you have nothing to hide.
You can literally go through his interviews from the early reality show days, to interviews like this, to his streams with top streamers, guy is 100% true to himself, dead consistent. Even thou it seems like he appeared out of no where, he’s the same guy with or without money.
Well he’s consistent in his beliefs but his stories do change. Like early stories where he was with a girl, the girls friend, and Tony when guys with hammers came to confront him started with him “telling Tony off” and went to “I pushed Tony over” to recently “I knocked Tony out cold”.
MY LIFE LESSONS: 1- what do you want? 2- how bad do you want it? 3- what are you prepared to give up to get it? Everything in life has a cost - nothing worthwhile is free
I respect what he’s accomplished in his life but he seems really childish. Of course he has the freedom to be like that, but his ego and constant bragging is really off-putting. But at the same time, a lot of his advice is pretty solid. I don’t really like how he presents himself as a person, but I can’t lie that I’m impressed by what he’s done and I agree with him on a lot of things. I certainly wouldn’t call him “The King of Alphas”, and he’s not somebody that I personally look up to, but I can’t lie that he does have a lot of alpha characteristics. My opinion.
“You learn more from a conversation with a smart person than you do from 10 years of reading books.” Interviews like these are what young men need especially in this day and age. You can’t put a price on the value of their perspective on life. This is truly lifechanging I just hope every man watching squeezes every bit of wisdom out of it.
Please still read books 📚 books are filled with detail oriented knowledge that has been collected and preserved through the history of man.... the secrets to the universe lies within books 📚 please read more but I love podcasts Also
"I have the faith in my future me." I love that. That's what I've been telling myself when I went to walk across Europe and people kept asking me if I was afraid. Yeah, I was afraid that something could come up but I was confident that I could handle myself to my best when it happens.
I really relate to what he said about brothers.. My older bro and I used to be really close until he got married and now we barely even speak. Sucks but it's life
What Tate said about a fathers role is true. My father was more in my life but didn’t teach me shit.. about being a man, how the world works, why things are the way they are etc. Like I really can’t recall any of those “my father always told me” sayings from my childhood. Nothing lol
I understand you. I had a he same f*king experience. I’m still trying to survive that. If I ever have a son, in his ears my teachings would echo. It’s so essential. What you hear as a child, you never forget. That why it serves wonders to have an authoritative figure who actually teaches how this world really is and how you must act.
same. he taught me the normal shit like tying my shoes, driving, and riding a bike. mostly everything else i had to learn either through reading books or listening to guys like Andrew and other people in the "manosphere".
I watch the tate brothers and rollo all day over and over and their mindset is being grinded into my brain. I've learned so much from these dudes. Their mindset is fascinating to me.
Great interviewer skill from Rich (well prepared). Total open honesty about some very personal questions answered by Tate . Total respect to both(especially Tate on personal questions.). I learned a lot from this interview. Only the results matter ( no matter what), excuses mean nothing, this will move me forward. Thank you both.
He's bang on the money about boxing and street fighting. Some of the best street fighters from any neighbourhood, whether they're the local hard man or the good guy that no one fucks with are boxers.
Rich, fantastic interview. You have GOT to get Andrew on again. This was the fastest video I've ever whizzed through. So much wisdom in here. Especially about his positive relationship with his brother. This was so good I will be listening to this again.
Great interview Rich and you being a car guy, and asking about his collection, made it even more interesting. I've seen Andrew on other shows over the last year and your questions brought out some nuggets I haven't heard previously.
5:35 As the brokie son of a multimillionaire, I can attest to this parenting strategy. I was an unproductive drug addict from age 15 to 25. That’s when my father hired me as a warehouse guy (lowest paid position) at his company. It changed the trajectory of my life completely. I left that job (40 hours/wk at minimum wage) for a job I’m more passionate about (84 hours/wk at less than min wage). I now have 10,000 hours of experience as a smoke shop clerk and I’m preparing to start my own company in the very near future. Having a financially successful father was disadvantageous until years of minimum wage labor completely shifted my outlook (from parasitism to productivity).
He hit the nail on the head with the difficulty dating as you raise your value. I’m 29, a published fitness model, I own two successful businesses, selfish and go after what I want in life and usually get it. When I meet a girl she is incredibly suspicious. My ex assumed I was going to cheat eventually. Last date I went on the girl assumes I’m a player. Obviously they end up sleeping with me but it appeared to me high value men raise insecurity in women. Haven’t found a way to deal with that; it creates a shitload of drama and you eventually have to send them on their way.
But as the dude mentioned it’s good they feel that way, they act like Hollywood stars when they see a guy being humble and driving an average car, they’re even suspicious when that dude doesn’t show them attention, of course they’ll be fuckin suspicious around you it’s called guilt dude, they’re obviously no where near you mentally, it takes the mental strength to make money it doesn’t just grow on trees
Tate says a lot of true things. Obviously when you have a lot of ego (which is healthy) you’re prone to make mistakes since you think of others as stupid - he’s not perfect. But I’ve gained respect for him after listening to a bunch of his content
@Drock there are a ton of stupid people out there. How many people have their shit together? Not the majority of people... It's stupid not to have your shit together... Stupid decisions are made by stupid people
valuable... the longer i watched.. the more i felt that way.... especially the name/jersey discussion. that's exactly how i feel and if i go to a sports related event where folks wear jerseys, i wear a customized jersey with my name on the back.
Walter White Never thought of it this way, when I was in my younger 20’s I didn’t mind it, it was a favorite player of mines. As I got older I just felt juvenile just wearing jerseys sometimes a hat and jacket of the team will do.
I'm from Windsor ON Canada been a wings fan all my life. Watching them with season tickets every round back to back against Pittsburg all the way to the finals and the parade. The feeling of an entire stadium singing " just a small town girl, living in a lonely wooorld... Just a city boy, born and raised in South detroooit" in South Detroit at the Joe Louis warms my damn heart 13 years later but yall are saying it's my weakness ? Goddamn
Great interview Rich and Andrew. You should do more interview with Andrew and Tristan. Thank you very much to both of you for the content. Men helping men . Iron sharpen iron.😁👍💪
So glad you asked Tate about the 765 LT! You are really keeping up with these cars! And I do find myself coming back around to bikes lately. Been binge watching videos on this quarantine about them. So much has changed in the last 15 years with them its pretty insane. Last bike was a 2007 R6, so beautiful and truly the first of this current modern era of Supersports. They are ALL fast and ALL good. Such great bikes out there for insanely low prices these days including Ducatis which are just works of art.
So true about the dangers of a motorcycle, but they do teach you how to be a really good driver on the road, because you learn everyone wants to kill you. I was going around a roundabout and this one bimbo on the phone was staring right at me. She just pulled out right in front of me and had her car sticking straight out in the middle of the roundabout and just stopped horizontally across the roundabout. It was like she was purposely trying to kill me. I avoided the accident, but now even in my car, I'll look both ways when going through intersections to see if someone is going to go through a red light, or check both ways when crossing a one way street. Honestly it's a philosophy of life, take full responsibility, don't rely or trust anyone, because it'll destroy your life.
I’m a brown belt in BJJ and I would have to agree that you generally don’t want to take the fight to the ground. The only way you should use BJJ in a real fight is to use it defensively, ie. If someone else took you to the ground at no choice of your own, BJJ gives you tools to know what to do to get out of that situation. However, it’s not wise to think you should actively take someone else down to engage in a grappling match when there could potentially be multiple attackers stomping you on the head afterwards.
Indeed, fathers don't need to be with their kids 24/7. Men are often expected to be present in their children's lives for too much time, which is burdensome on the father and unnatural. Andrew said it perfectly
Thank you so much Rich for having this interview with Andrew Tate! Andrew's angle with life is totally how boys should be brought up and just cut out all the Bull$hit out of the kids being brought up today that are just totally soft,,,,,, it's all the tree hugger/helicopter parents protecting their kids if the wind blows their hair out of place! Andrew is a breath of fresh air on the internet as he tells you how it is for alpha males brought up as tough as nails!
Andrew is right about the PUA coaching industry generally selling easy fix pills that won't work with losers, but he is wrongly putting Tyler and RSD into the lot, probably from lack of watching them. In fact RSD genuinely promotes bettering yourself on all levels as a man and actually becoming a G instead of just faking it. The outer game tricks and techniques they are throwing in are just training wheels for the newbies to get the momentum going and the initial confidence boost. Tyler has great game and his infield footage is worth watching.
Exactly, when you are 18 yo guy with not much experience you need someone to teach you about the social dynamics. If you are an avarage guy and have no money you need to start somewhere. RSD is all about that. Its not about putting a front and cheating the system. They show you how to be THE MAN. Even if you are rich and you are not THE MAN you still would have hard time with beautiful girls. So learn social dynamics and get on top of social life. I dont even watch RSD anymore. You need them to become aware of how the social dynamics works and than you build on that yourself then you wont need a mentor. When you become THE MAN its easy even if you dont have money. But money and being on top of at least the 5% of sociaty is just as important for keeping women and live your life how you want and have more freedom from the social system. So RSD is legit, but its the only half of the story. Andrew Tate got it naturaly cuz of the life he lived and thats exactly how you should do it to. Its much easier than just watching some videos. Do both. Get in shape, join a fighting gym, start a small business, watch about RSD and MONEY, fuck some girls and you are already better than 95% of men in terms of being THE MEN mentaly and physically. Then getting girls is effortless and you go about your business of making shit tons of money. Do that for 2 years and you will explode and change dramaticaly if you dont do it already.
Glad Tate said there are good women out there. Not all women are good, not all are bad. It’s up to you to attract them and vet them accordingly to fit what you want in your life at that time.
Just because a gun is empty doesn't mean it can't be loaded later on. Vetting isn't a full proof method as it is inherently ego invested since you want her to win watch Rollo's video on vetting.
Poor Rich looked stunned like a boy scout when Tate was tearing into Krav. Tates video on Street Fights is particularly good - didnt realise Tate had been into that many street altercations haha
If he tried to box a BJJ blue belt or higher...he would be choked to death. I couldn't help but laugh my ass off when he dissed BJJ and acted like boxing is everything. Ridiculous! SMH
@@page1.partners bjj is not the best martial art to practice that would save you in a streetfight. Every street altercation starts stand up. And if you can peice someone up in 1 combo with boxing they are finished, If they really wanna go the grappling route do greco Roman wrestling or judo they will help you better than bjj in a streetfight. That's my opinion
Andrew is one of the most popular google man on earth,which inspires and motivates countless of people to leave laziness and become the best possible version of themselves.
The god said idea. My father is a retired pastor. Personally I see religion much the way he did/does. It's a phylosophy. To quote my dad "there is only one thing God can not do. God can not grant you free will, and then tell you what to do."
Great interview Rich, you ask great questions. Tate has a good mindset, that being said him saying a ferarri or Lambo buys you five seconds with a girl is not true. If you have a Lambo or a Ferarri it gets you a number at least 50% of the time and dates with at least 50% of the number closes. Listen, if you have a Lambo and pull up in a gas station a woman is going to be intrigued by you and IS GOING TO BE WILLING TO GO ON A DATE WITH YOU. Having a Lambo gives you social status to woman and that is king when it comes to getting woman.
thing about Andrew is he's supper consistant and even the smallest thing 15 years ago or 10 years ago now are shown and you can tell he's true to his words. He doesn't seem to lie even when he didn't have all the money and still dosen't
Your PTW series is amazing. I am not a winner at all ....... (physically very fit but no money) I simply hope watching those video's in a loop something will rob on me eventually.
Tate was originally more down to earth, but as time went on he became more and more controversial and polarizing in his speech and how he spoke, probably to garner more attention and grow his popularity.
Tate bros make me realize there's levels to this. Their content lights a fire in my gut. I only disagree with Andrew's assessment of Jitz. You may not wish to go to the ground yet can avoid it with grappling. Or create distance between you and a second opponent. Slams fuck people up. A good gym mixed boxing into it.
100% agree. Jiu Jitsu was created for the weaker/smaller guy to beat the bigger stronger guy. I could see how he can’t relate to it because he’s HUGE. But not everyone is 6’4 and 240 pounds. Jiu Jitsu definitely give you a better chance if you’re a smaller guy. It’s not even a debate. There’s literally hundreds of videos that are online that prove this. Starting with the Gracie challenge videos to the early UFC’s. He’s right on about everything else though.
@@davidlongoria2255 Exactly. My coach is a grappling beast, as well as a striking beast. He's 5'7" asian dude who's been involved in multiple fights cause a big white dude wanted to get tough. He'll take them down if 1-on-1 and strike if multiple opponents. Simple really. Our jiujitsu academy trains both. You need to understand the clinch, wall work, etc. Why ignore any phase of combat?
@@chadelliottfahlman Exactly. And I forgot to add Im a two time golden gloves champ and I did Muay Thai as well. The whole reason I even started jiu Jitsu was because I got taken down and was helpless against a Bjj blue belt. And jiu Jitsu has saved me on at least 3 occasions on the street. To each their own though 🤷🏻♂️
Notice he makes the distinction between 'men time' and 'girl time'. I say this because most of the women I know are fucking warriors. So many countless examples but when he mentioned the burning car I thought about a house fire we had when I was a kid and we had to live with my Grandparents because my Mum left an abusive relationship - my Uncle who was living there too stood outside and screamed at everyone to get out of the house while my Mum stayed back with my Grandfather and fought the flames to save the house. When the fire brigade came they said if she hadn't been so quick thinking the flames would have gotten into the roof and the ceiling of a 100 year old double brick house would have collapsed. She made sure we were outside and safe and then she did what she had to do. Same as my Step Mum who's a nurse, straight thinking and methodical in emergencies meanwhile my Dad who is the CEO of a hospital will have panic cloud his judgement rather than act on impulse - which you have to in emergencies, though as calmly as possible. This notion that women won't put themselves at risk for those they love is madness. If you want to talk about biological evolution, there is no stronger compulsion to protect ANYONE than exists between mother and child. I agree with a lot of things Tate says, but there plainly have always been lazy, cowardly people. He surrounds himself with 22 year olds who CLEARLY want to be with him for the trimmings more than for who he really is which is his prerogative, but it is a choice.
at the end of the day if you don’t apply what you learn, you’re fucking toast. I appreciate you Richard for the initial buisness motivation when I was 20
Andrew's story of his motorcycle accident is damn near the same thing that convinced me to stop riding motorcycles on the highway. Some Karen in a Subaru pulled up to a three way stop and ran the stop sign when I was doing about 50 on my Suzuki. I didn't even hit the lady, but she pulled out right in front of me and I barely skid to a stop in time. She even had the SAME dopey look he described. I can't let some degenerate end my life with their incompetence. So now I switched to dirt bikes and it might be even better.
Amen. If your living with a women you lose your edge. I learned that young and early. And man, it taught me the importance of Maintaining frame because of that manly competition
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I think Rich was interviewing Andrew Tate with agenda , maybe hit piece. He casually dropped questions about tax , webcam business. Rich ‘s cheek were red and appeared uncomfortable. This shows Rich has agenda or something. Tate is truth teller and do the right things , so he never slips as he is telling the truth.
Anyone who try to hit pieces AT always end up favour in AT as AT us truth tellers and has nothing to hide. He communicate with conviction. You can only do this , only if you have nothing to hide.
You can literally go through his interviews from the early reality show days, to interviews like this, to his streams with top streamers, guy is 100% true to himself, dead consistent. Even thou it seems like he appeared out of no where, he’s the same guy with or without money.
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Yeah he is. Andrew himself has stated this: money doesn't change who you are, it amplifies it.
Well he’s consistent in his beliefs but his stories do change. Like early stories where he was with a girl, the girls friend, and Tony when guys with hammers came to confront him started with him “telling Tony off” and went to “I pushed Tony over” to recently “I knocked Tony out cold”.
@@BestMotivationalVideos123 Really? Do you know where he said the first two versions? I’ve heard the third but not the others
@@sammmuelspaul1946 me too
MY LIFE LESSONS: 1- what do you want? 2- how bad do you want it? 3- what are you prepared to give up to get it? Everything in life has a cost - nothing worthwhile is free
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I love listening to Andrew Tate. He is the king of alphas, a real man's man
If that's what you define a man as i suppose. He's interesting but I don't seem to understand his appeal outside of material wealth
Your definition of a real man is a con artist who talks a big game 😂
I respect what he’s accomplished in his life but he seems really childish. Of course he has the freedom to be like that, but his ego and constant bragging is really off-putting. But at the same time, a lot of his advice is pretty solid. I don’t really like how he presents himself as a person, but I can’t lie that I’m impressed by what he’s done and I agree with him on a lot of things. I certainly wouldn’t call him “The King of Alphas”, and he’s not somebody that I personally look up to, but I can’t lie that he does have a lot of alpha characteristics. My opinion.
its so refreshing!
He's what men used to be 20 years ago
I watched this podcasts in march of 2020, immediately became a tate fan and I am completely mind blown that he’s now mainstream
Are you rich yet
I wish I found him earlier. But ig your ready when you are ready
“You learn more from a conversation with a smart person than you do from 10 years of reading books.” Interviews like these are what young men need especially in this day and age. You can’t put a price on the value of their perspective on life. This is truly lifechanging I just hope every man watching squeezes every bit of wisdom out of it.
Please still read books 📚 books are filled with detail oriented knowledge that has been collected and preserved through the history of man.... the secrets to the universe lies within books 📚 please read more but I love podcasts
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you read the wrong books
Where did he say this? Just watched the whole thing and didn't hear it unless I missed it somehow
I could watch a 3 hour interview with Rich, Rollo and Andrew. That would be awesome to see
I agree but Rollo would probably talk 2h 59 mins
@@mso008 shut up
With rollo end up being 8 hours
Rollo would interview Rollo
Rollo is a geek
"I saw a humble side of you...once"
Sounds about right...gotta love Tate's energy.
"If you live with a woman you lose your edge.
You can't be a predator living with a wife"
I am downloading this video.
Wow
Will you crank one out to it?
Hahaha true
man this is so true
He’s absolutely 100% correct
"I have the faith in my future me." I love that. That's what I've been telling myself when I went to walk across Europe and people kept asking me if I was afraid. Yeah, I was afraid that something could come up but I was confident that I could handle myself to my best when it happens.
Time stamp?
Come to America you can have a gun for bad circumstances 🔫
Proper conversation between proper men.
Rich and Andrew, almost a year late, but thank you, Men. This was the confirmation I needed. Keep changing lives. Blessings to you both.
Damn, this guy is real. Cold hard truth right here.
1:21:29 When Tristan walks past in the background had me in tears 😂
just a giant marching by with a cigar liek its nothing XDDD
Was quite the strut 😎. Dude is an absolute tank!
He walked pass like a boss
I really relate to what he said about brothers.. My older bro and I used to be really close until he got married and now we barely even speak. Sucks but it's life
That's tragic. Brothers are for life. A wife could wake up & want a divorce.
Similar thing happened to me but with my best friend & him getting a gf.
How did I not see this interview till now, a G who lives in the country I was born in and another G from Canada where i currently live, this is gold
Because you had better things to do
Like taking a dump
Rich is very erudite and smart. Asks great questions. Love the series of three interviews with Andrew spanning a few years.
What Tate said about a fathers role is true. My father was more in my life but didn’t teach me shit.. about being a man, how the world works, why things are the way they are etc. Like I really can’t recall any of those “my father always told me” sayings from my childhood. Nothing lol
Fucking shame. Make sure ur son doesn’t have to say any embarrassing shit like that fam
Same bro
I understand you. I had a he same f*king experience. I’m still trying to survive that. If I ever have a son, in his ears my teachings would echo. It’s so essential. What you hear as a child, you never forget. That why it serves wonders to have an authoritative figure who actually teaches how this world really is and how you must act.
feels man. My old man just taught me how to be a good little slave to the system
same. he taught me the normal shit like tying my shoes, driving, and riding a bike. mostly everything else i had to learn either through reading books or listening to guys like Andrew and other people in the "manosphere".
I watch the tate brothers and rollo all day over and over and their mindset is being grinded into my brain. I've learned so much from these dudes. Their mindset is fascinating to me.
What a friggin great interview Rich and Andrew! 💪🏻🤙🏼💪🏻🤙🏼
yeah this was a good one.
my two favorite bald man lol
Bald looks awesome on real men!
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Great interviewer skill from Rich (well prepared). Total open honesty about some very personal questions answered by Tate . Total respect to both(especially Tate on personal questions.). I learned a lot from this interview. Only the results matter ( no matter what), excuses mean nothing, this will move me forward. Thank you both.
He's bang on the money about boxing and street fighting. Some of the best street fighters from any neighbourhood, whether they're the local hard man or the good guy that no one fucks with are boxers.
Rich, fantastic interview. You have GOT to get Andrew on again. This was the fastest video I've ever whizzed through. So much wisdom in here. Especially about his positive relationship with his brother.
This was so good I will be listening to this again.
Yeah. No more Rollo please. Tate is much better!
Like to see Rich interview Andrew’s brother - Tristan.
Great interview Rich and you being a car guy, and asking about his collection, made it even more interesting. I've seen Andrew on other shows over the last year and your questions brought out some nuggets I haven't heard previously.
5:35 As the brokie son of a multimillionaire, I can attest to this parenting strategy.
I was an unproductive drug addict from age 15 to 25. That’s when my father hired me as a warehouse guy (lowest paid position) at his company. It changed the trajectory of my life completely. I left that job (40 hours/wk at minimum wage) for a job I’m more passionate about (84 hours/wk at less than min wage).
I now have 10,000 hours of experience as a smoke shop clerk and I’m preparing to start my own company in the very near future.
Having a financially successful father was disadvantageous until years of minimum wage labor completely shifted my outlook (from parasitism to productivity).
He hit the nail on the head with the difficulty dating as you raise your value. I’m 29, a published fitness model, I own two successful businesses, selfish and go after what I want in life and usually get it. When I meet a girl she is incredibly suspicious. My ex assumed I was going to cheat eventually. Last date I went on the girl assumes I’m a player. Obviously they end up sleeping with me but it appeared to me high value men raise insecurity in women. Haven’t found a way to deal with that; it creates a shitload of drama and you eventually have to send them on their way.
i agree. i found that out by creating fake profiles on tinder 😂.
To be fair, they are suspicious because they know you'll send them in their way lol
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I’m 24 and broke and can relate to this, I can’t imagine what it’s like with women once I make it
But as the dude mentioned it’s good they feel that way, they act like Hollywood stars when they see a guy being humble and driving an average car, they’re even suspicious when that dude doesn’t show them attention, of course they’ll be fuckin suspicious around you it’s called guilt dude, they’re obviously no where near you mentally, it takes the mental strength to make money it doesn’t just grow on trees
Tate says a lot of true things. Obviously when you have a lot of ego (which is healthy) you’re prone to make mistakes since you think of others as stupid - he’s not perfect. But I’ve gained respect for him after listening to a bunch of his content
@Drock there are a ton of stupid people out there. How many people have their shit together? Not the majority of people...
It's stupid not to have your shit together... Stupid decisions are made by stupid people
Good on you netherblood
Too much of anything is a bad thing.
" If you live with a woman you lose your edge"...
I love watching people interviewing Andrew and his brother Tristan randomly struts across the room from time to time
valuable... the longer i watched.. the more i felt that way.... especially the name/jersey discussion. that's exactly how i feel and if i go to a sports related event where folks wear jerseys, i wear a customized jersey with my name on the back.
Walter White Never thought of it this way, when I was in my younger 20’s I didn’t mind it, it was a favorite player of mines. As I got older I just felt juvenile just wearing jerseys sometimes a hat and jacket of the team will do.
Walter White you literally have your youtube nickname and avatar from a fictional man
Two years later, still a great show.
Andrew Tate just dropping life lessons left and right!!
This is one of the best PTW episodes so far.
Awesome podcast - I like Andrew because he's a savage and a gentleman. Not enough people like that
Best interview on this channel bar none. Very informative. Don't talk about it, be about it! 2 Real Life Gangstas!
The Phenom damn right
I'm from Windsor ON Canada been a wings fan all my life. Watching them with season tickets every round back to back against Pittsburg all the way to the finals and the parade. The feeling of an entire stadium singing " just a small town girl, living in a lonely wooorld... Just a city boy, born and raised in South detroooit" in South Detroit at the Joe Louis warms my damn heart 13 years later but yall are saying it's my weakness ? Goddamn
it's rare for me to watch vids and streams over thirty minutes long. but i could not walk away from this. great, potentially life changing content.
WATCH OTHER TATE INTERVIEWS DUDE IS AMAZING
Watching this video made me late for work....I just had to watch it all the way through. Great job guys
Great interview Rich and Andrew. You should do more interview with Andrew and Tristan. Thank you very much to both of you for the content. Men helping men . Iron sharpen iron.😁👍💪
This was fantastic Rich.
Direct and to the point as usual
I like how Tate didn't fall for the “focus on yourself and ignore women” bs Rich tried to rope him into lol. You can do BOTH.
Different strokes for different folks buddy. Choose what works for you
These PTW interviews with Tate are one of the best ones 👏
So glad you asked Tate about the 765 LT! You are really keeping up with these cars! And I do find myself coming back around to bikes lately. Been binge watching videos on this quarantine about them. So much has changed in the last 15 years with them its pretty insane. Last bike was a 2007 R6, so beautiful and truly the first of this current modern era of Supersports. They are ALL fast and ALL good. Such great bikes out there for insanely low prices these days including Ducatis which are just works of art.
The butterfly needs to struggle to get out of the cocoon for the strength to live.
Two of the best men in the game along with rollo
So true about the dangers of a motorcycle, but they do teach you how to be a really good driver on the road, because you learn everyone wants to kill you. I was going around a roundabout and this one bimbo on the phone was staring right at me. She just pulled out right in front of me and had her car sticking straight out in the middle of the roundabout and just stopped horizontally across the roundabout. It was like she was purposely trying to kill me. I avoided the accident, but now even in my car, I'll look both ways when going through intersections to see if someone is going to go through a red light, or check both ways when crossing a one way street.
Honestly it's a philosophy of life, take full responsibility, don't rely or trust anyone, because it'll destroy your life.
I’d say when it comes to being a father it’s not the quantity of time per say but it’s the quality of time.
I’m a brown belt in BJJ and I would have to agree that you generally don’t want to take the fight to the ground. The only way you should use BJJ in a real fight is to use it defensively, ie. If someone else took you to the ground at no choice of your own, BJJ gives you tools to know what to do to get out of that situation. However, it’s not wise to think you should actively take someone else down to engage in a grappling match when there could potentially be multiple attackers stomping you on the head afterwards.
Thanks for the honesty
You can hear the shift in Rich’s voice when he starts talking about cars vs other topics.
The big bro I never had... glad to finally find him!!!
Tate is the big brother we all need.
Indeed, fathers don't need to be with their kids 24/7. Men are often expected to be present in their children's lives for too much time, which is burdensome on the father and unnatural. Andrew said it perfectly
What a great conversation between Rich Cooper & Andrew Tate as I have learnt how to become a high-valued person in the future. Thank you guys!
Thank you so much Rich for having this interview with Andrew Tate! Andrew's angle with life is totally how boys should be brought up and just cut out all the Bull$hit out of the kids being brought up today that are just totally soft,,,,,, it's all the tree hugger/helicopter parents protecting their kids if the wind blows their hair out of place! Andrew is a breath of fresh air on the internet as he tells you how it is for alpha males brought up as tough as nails!
That was great. I’ll never wear headphones out in public. And starting boxing once this covid19 is done.
Order a punch bag & start already 🤛
@@Stillbusy105 punch bags don't hit back
@@nytroxnikko1532 You have to start somewhere.
This scam is still going on
Andrew is right about the PUA coaching industry generally selling easy fix pills that won't work with losers, but he is wrongly putting Tyler and RSD into the lot, probably from lack of watching them. In fact RSD genuinely promotes bettering yourself on all levels as a man and actually becoming a G instead of just faking it. The outer game tricks and techniques they are throwing in are just training wheels for the newbies to get the momentum going and the initial confidence boost. Tyler has great game and his infield footage is worth watching.
Exactly, when you are 18 yo guy with not much experience you need someone to teach you about the social dynamics. If you are an avarage guy and have no money you need to start somewhere. RSD is all about that. Its not about putting a front and cheating the system. They show you how to be THE MAN. Even if you are rich and you are not THE MAN you still would have hard time with beautiful girls. So learn social dynamics and get on top of social life. I dont even watch RSD anymore. You need them to become aware of how the social dynamics works and than you build on that yourself then you wont need a mentor. When you become THE MAN its easy even if you dont have money.
But money and being on top of at least the 5% of sociaty is just as important for keeping women and live your life how you want and have more freedom from the social system.
So RSD is legit, but its the only half of the story.
Andrew Tate got it naturaly cuz of the life he lived and thats exactly how you should do it to. Its much easier than just watching some videos. Do both.
Get in shape, join a fighting gym, start a small business, watch about RSD and MONEY, fuck some girls and you are already better than 95% of men in terms of being THE MEN mentaly and physically. Then getting girls is effortless and you go about your business of making shit tons of money. Do that for 2 years and you will explode and change dramaticaly if you dont do it already.
Glad Tate said there are good women out there. Not all women are good, not all are bad. It’s up to you to attract them and vet them accordingly to fit what you want in your life at that time.
Just because a gun is empty doesn't mean it can't be loaded later on. Vetting isn't a full proof method as it is inherently ego invested since you want her to win watch Rollo's video on vetting.
Mr Cooper, You definitely have interview skills. Mr Tate is a Warrior.
Poor Rich looked stunned like a boy scout when Tate was tearing into Krav. Tates video on Street Fights is particularly good - didnt realise Tate had been into that many street altercations haha
He says he tries to avoid them though because you never know who you're messing with.
If he tried to box a BJJ blue belt or higher...he would be choked to death. I couldn't help but laugh my ass off when he dissed BJJ and acted like boxing is everything. Ridiculous! SMH
@@page1.partners bjj is not the best martial art to practice that would save you in a streetfight.
Every street altercation starts stand up. And if you can peice someone up in 1 combo with boxing they are finished,
If they really wanna go the grappling route do greco Roman wrestling or judo they will help you better than bjj in a streetfight. That's my opinion
@@eobardthawne324 you
This is still to this day probably the best Tate interview
Andrew is one of the most popular google man on earth,which inspires and motivates countless of people to leave laziness and become the best possible version of themselves.
This is quality information. The two alphas Rich and Andrew.
"my wife's gonna scream and i'm gonna die" that shit killed me
The god said idea. My father is a retired pastor. Personally I see religion much the way he did/does. It's a phylosophy. To quote my dad "there is only one thing God can not do. God can not grant you free will, and then tell you what to do."
Great interview Rich, you ask great questions. Tate has a good mindset, that being said him saying a ferarri or Lambo buys you five seconds with a girl is not true. If you have a Lambo or a Ferarri it gets you a number at least 50% of the time and dates with at least 50% of the number closes. Listen, if you have a Lambo and pull up in a gas station a woman is going to be intrigued by you and IS GOING TO BE WILLING TO GO ON A DATE WITH YOU. Having a Lambo gives you social status to woman and that is king when it comes to getting woman.
I only realised Tate was a human about 2-3 weeks ago and it is crazy seeing something from 2 years ago and realising he has been around
Followed him for three years or so now. Guy’s a top dude!
thing about Andrew is he's supper consistant and even the smallest thing 15 years ago or 10 years ago now are shown and you can tell he's true to his words. He doesn't seem to lie even when he didn't have all the money and still dosen't
Excellent podcast Cobra is the man
"There is no way to train reality without reality"
Your PTW series is amazing.
I am not a winner at all ....... (physically very fit but no money) I simply hope watching those video's in a loop something will rob on me eventually.
These episodes are gold man.
Tate was originally more down to earth, but as time went on he became more and more controversial and polarizing in his speech and how he spoke, probably to garner more attention and grow his popularity.
This is the first time I’ve Sat and listened to a UA-cam video for nearly two hours...I have learnt sooo much.
Thanks for the enlightenment
What have u learnt
Great video Eye opening on every level did not REALISE that london was such a shithole gonna watch my back from now on.
No, it depends on the life you live, he just said he was a drug dealer. Any major city can be dangerous depending on what you do for a living
I always thought “my team” thing in sports is a strange behavior. We won. We?
He really is the smartest man alive, he knows everything wtf, from economy to history of life.
Rich keep going with the excellent practical content for men
Excellent content. Respect to both parties.
Tate bros make me realize there's levels to this. Their content lights a fire in my gut. I only disagree with Andrew's assessment of Jitz. You may not wish to go to the ground yet can avoid it with grappling. Or create distance between you and a second opponent. Slams fuck people up. A good gym mixed boxing into it.
100% agree. Jiu Jitsu was created for the weaker/smaller guy to beat the bigger stronger guy. I could see how he can’t relate to it because he’s HUGE. But not everyone is 6’4 and 240 pounds. Jiu Jitsu definitely give you a better chance if you’re a smaller guy. It’s not even a debate. There’s literally hundreds of videos that are online that prove this. Starting with the Gracie challenge videos to the early UFC’s. He’s right on about everything else though.
@@davidlongoria2255 Exactly. My coach is a grappling beast, as well as a striking beast. He's 5'7" asian dude who's been involved in multiple fights cause a big white dude wanted to get tough. He'll take them down if 1-on-1 and strike if multiple opponents. Simple really. Our jiujitsu academy trains both. You need to understand the clinch, wall work, etc. Why ignore any phase of combat?
@@chadelliottfahlman Exactly. And I forgot to add Im a two time golden gloves champ and I did Muay Thai as well. The whole reason I even started jiu Jitsu was because I got taken down and was helpless against a Bjj blue belt. And jiu Jitsu has saved me on at least 3 occasions on the street. To each their own though 🤷🏻♂️
@@davidlongoria2255 fuuuuck dude. Coach tells me that a high level Krav dude came in once. Got worked over by bluebelts and switched next day LOL.
Not that useful in the violence, if youre fighting drunkards, maybe you want BJJ to BJ the drunkard
Awesome content Rich!
Guys....we all get soft, old, tired....we tall ake things to extreme for survival. But we don't need to fight each other anymore.
Andrew/Tristan, Zuby and now Rich.. Luton is a breeding ground for Gs.
Luton = Hard times. "Hard times create strong men"
US + UK accent sounds like the west country (Bristol etc)
His brother Christian voice instantly made me think of that!
thank you Rich and Andrew for this!
Ngl tristian walked by like a boss🥶🔥
If he does die, Andrew will forever remain a legend. Top f*****ng G
Andrew is 100% correct. I was a boxer and have been in well . . . a few street fights. One or two hits dazes them and then pop and they are out.
Great video! Tate on violence is spot on!
Think I will start with the Hurrican. If a dealer for McLaren was near I would get the 5 series GT. Gt3RS is second choice
WHO ASKED YOU WHO CARES
1:41:36 The old Tate
Notice he makes the distinction between 'men time' and 'girl time'. I say this because most of the women I know are fucking warriors. So many countless examples but when he mentioned the burning car I thought about a house fire we had when I was a kid and we had to live with my Grandparents because my Mum left an abusive relationship - my Uncle who was living there too stood outside and screamed at everyone to get out of the house while my Mum stayed back with my Grandfather and fought the flames to save the house. When the fire brigade came they said if she hadn't been so quick thinking the flames would have gotten into the roof and the ceiling of a 100 year old double brick house would have collapsed. She made sure we were outside and safe and then she did what she had to do. Same as my Step Mum who's a nurse, straight thinking and methodical in emergencies meanwhile my Dad who is the CEO of a hospital will have panic cloud his judgement rather than act on impulse - which you have to in emergencies, though as calmly as possible. This notion that women won't put themselves at risk for those they love is madness. If you want to talk about biological evolution, there is no stronger compulsion to protect ANYONE than exists between mother and child. I agree with a lot of things Tate says, but there plainly have always been lazy, cowardly people. He surrounds himself with 22 year olds who CLEARLY want to be with him for the trimmings more than for who he really is which is his prerogative, but it is a choice.
at the end of the day if you don’t apply what you learn, you’re fucking toast. I appreciate you Richard for the initial buisness motivation when I was 20
Andrew's story of his motorcycle accident is damn near the same thing that convinced me to stop riding motorcycles on the highway. Some Karen in a Subaru pulled up to a three way stop and ran the stop sign when I was doing about 50 on my Suzuki. I didn't even hit the lady, but she pulled out right in front of me and I barely skid to a stop in time. She even had the SAME dopey look he described. I can't let some degenerate end my life with their incompetence. So now I switched to dirt bikes and it might be even better.
That chick with the false accusation should go to prison for as long as a person who actually beats someone goes to prison.
Amen. If your living with a women you lose your edge. I learned that young and early. And man, it taught me the importance of Maintaining frame because of that manly competition
These are the most successful people from Luton!
Andrew even evolved from March 2020 til now. Amazing. From atheist to Muslim