Andrew Tate's LEGENDARY Motivational Speech To Adin Ross

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  • @bernadetagoral7855
    @bernadetagoral7855 Рік тому +8052

    Lets be honest hes a hero of our generation.

  • @Christwenty6
    @Christwenty6 2 роки тому +7312

    If you think Andrew Tate is harmful you're not listening.

    • @hotcakes8808
      @hotcakes8808 2 роки тому +139

      they pick and choose

    • @dildoswaggins2907
      @dildoswaggins2907 2 роки тому +92

      @darkside_UKSF if he truly is guilty, he won’t escape. NCSWIC

    • @billymays3992
      @billymays3992 2 роки тому +154

      @darkside_UKSF cry about it

    • @araztheman
      @araztheman 2 роки тому +1

      @darkside_UKSF
      Baaah Baaaaah...
      People like you are so sad, you just repeat whatever is told to you as a mindless drone..
      Everything you stated has been disproved as false accusations!
      Let me me enlighten you, accusations = are not reality!
      The video with him spanking his girlfriend with a belt was consensual!
      The girl in the video, his ex has come out and said it something she was in to and defended Andrew.
      The same goes for rest of the garbage you spewed.
      Before you regurgitate whatever is told to you I suggest you do some research and validate the information..

    • @johnnywriight
      @johnnywriight 2 роки тому +296

      @darkside_UKSF lol trigger warning. I’m triggered by you spreading misinformation. The girl with the belt was consensual. The human trafficking was him being swatted. No charges. All unfounded allegations.

  • @whatever
    @whatever 2 роки тому +4980

    Andrew Tate is a Positively Inspirational Motivating Person

    • @rizzishan
      @rizzishan 2 роки тому +125

      only few will understand 😂😂

    • @kinsy3840
      @kinsy3840 Рік тому

      Only the ones protecting the matrix at any cost dont Unterstand

    • @cheddy1939
      @cheddy1939 Рік тому +40

      how many videos did you comment this on lol this is the third video i seen with the same comment from you ahahaha

    • @4li-g8r28
      @4li-g8r28 Рік тому +7

      💀

    • @glutamate5886
      @glutamate5886 Рік тому +9

      @@cheddy1939 Andrew Tates are positively inspirational motivating people

  • @AV4Life
    @AV4Life Рік тому +131

    Only Andrew Tate could confidently chat up 4 girls in front of 100,000+ people and then 30 minutes later deliver the most compendious and articulate speech about masculinity and life as a whole, motivating millions of young men.

    • @Alexandrius_Caesar
      @Alexandrius_Caesar 7 місяців тому +3

      A 44 minute speech is not compendious, but I get your point lol.

    • @YoRHaUnit2Babe
      @YoRHaUnit2Babe 6 місяців тому +2

      @@Alexandrius_Caesar He doesn't need to give a 3 Hour lesson spoken through stutters like Fitness Gurus do nowadays. (don't know the word for these people, I'll look it up)

    • @VihaansVisuals-xk7zt
      @VihaansVisuals-xk7zt 2 місяці тому

      @@Alexandrius_Caesar It wasnt a 44 minute speech lol the whole stream is over 3 hours... this is just a clipping of it

  • @seanmorgan7452
    @seanmorgan7452 2 роки тому +4095

    Andrew Tate is like the dad or uncle I never had. It’s like breathing air when hearing him talk…masculine air.

  • @andraacram
    @andraacram 2 роки тому +5225

    As a women there's nothing more to be proud of and appreciate on this earth than having a son similar to this man.

    • @raeesdean6908
      @raeesdean6908 2 роки тому +213

      the feminist knows even if they don't admit it and everyone including me, you, Tate knows if you have a son with the emasculating traits feminists are pushing, you're gonna be real disappointed at your son

    • @amandat7899
      @amandat7899 2 роки тому +37

      Get some help all you see in him is money

    • @raeesdean6908
      @raeesdean6908 2 роки тому +366

      @@amandat7899 I see discipline and masculinity

    • @charliehayden8050
      @charliehayden8050 2 роки тому +154

      @@amandat7899 bet ur other half cooks and cleans

    • @nosir1440
      @nosir1440 2 роки тому +93

      @@amandat7899 having money is a bad thing now? Or having discipline along with work ethic and not chasing after women, does that made me a worse man?

  • @bienspasser9054
    @bienspasser9054 Рік тому +2495

    As someone who grew up without a dad, it really helps listening to Andrew Tate.

  • @anastasiakorkova9175
    @anastasiakorkova9175 Рік тому +980

    I’m a female who’s a huge fan of Tate’s. The world is falling apart because of feminized men, who disregard their duty as men. Women need to be feminine and honor their duties as women, we all have rolls in society that need to be filled.

  • @joethetoad
    @joethetoad Рік тому +2498

    "Your mind is the only thing you can control. If you can't control your mind, you are a feather in the wind of life." -Andrew Tate

    • @joethetoad
      @joethetoad Рік тому +6

      @darkside_UKSF who he stole it from

    • @DvNezarto
      @DvNezarto Рік тому +11

      He tears apart the lie that movies like Forrest Gump instilled into Gen X

    • @GRANDYOSE_
      @GRANDYOSE_ Рік тому +18

      “To live is to risk it all; otherwise, you’re just an inert piece of randomly assembled molecules, drifting wherever the universe blows you” -Rick (Rick & Morty)

    • @Max4Z
      @Max4Z Рік тому

      There are some illnesses that can affect the control of some parts of the brain which will overall affect your mind silly goober

    • @sereenalq
      @sereenalq Рік тому +12

      @@joethetoad Great minds alike bruh saying something great doesn’t mean you stole it but it’s the connection between all great minds

  • @gil5168
    @gil5168 Рік тому +729

    12:41
    The quote "Start to show God the beauty of it's own creation and you'll be amazed how lucky you'll become" really has changed my life. I don't know why, I'm not even religious but that resonated so much with me.

    • @tinfoilrealist8836
      @tinfoilrealist8836 Рік тому +11

      Me too. There's definitely something to it

    • @stayy_lokeyy
      @stayy_lokeyy Рік тому +20

      u don’t have to be religious, religion is about control. it’s spiritual. the main problem with the world is everyone is trying to go against the grain/natural order... if people did what came natural & spoke up when they saw something that goes against basic humanity, or children being harmed/brainwashed. the world would be a better place. I would trust Andrew Tate with my children, I would not trust Devin Milvany or whatever his name is.

    • @touche995
      @touche995 Рік тому

      Yet he called himself divine and one of God’s favorite. He is surely in a confusing spot with Christianity (though he is Muslim now).

    • @mostlazydisciplinedperson
      @mostlazydisciplinedperson Рік тому

      Same for me bro

    • @saggyb.anderson3531
      @saggyb.anderson3531 Рік тому

      who asked you bro

  • @youngali505
    @youngali505 Рік тому +1774

    Imagine being a kid and watching Tate 😂 very lucky to be this informed so early in your life. I’m 25 and he’s changing my life 😊

    • @SubiesAndAKs
      @SubiesAndAKs Рік тому +85

      No kidding. Just turned 30 a few weeks ago and could only wish Andrew was who he is and as big back when I was in high school.

    • @topg814
      @topg814 Рік тому +59

      I'm 25 too... Starting to make a real change..

    • @vyzai9662
      @vyzai9662 Рік тому +51

      @@topg814 im 14

    • @renehagens4360
      @renehagens4360 Рік тому +19

      Same! Almost 33y here. Let's go!

    • @mosdamangaming7944
      @mosdamangaming7944 Рік тому +13

      im 10 and i got a girlfriend money and anything i could possibly want and i think this man deserves respect

  • @southernlegends8594
    @southernlegends8594 Рік тому +106

    This man has changed my entire mindset into something else bro, FREE TOP G

  • @Grape_Production
    @Grape_Production 2 роки тому +2488

    Still don't know how people find ways to hate on this guy, he's the real deal. Legendary status

    • @matterbob5x
      @matterbob5x 2 роки тому +75

      Every man should listen to Jordan Peterson and the TOP G.

    • @shikeridoo
      @shikeridoo 2 роки тому +24

      -Some of his bigger income sources over the years: webcam services and building on a casino franchise owned my the mafia (he says).
      -He's proud of Romania's corruption and how he's able to use it to his advantage.
      -Despite the way he's built his empire he judges women for being promiscuous. See, for men like him to function properly he needs promiscuous women to be around him, he needs variety when it comes to sex, yet he looks down upon and hates that exact behaviour when he starts one of his tirades. Very strong case of "do as I say and not as I do".
      -I can't even think of all the stupid shit he's said simply because his rigid, hateful attitude is sprinkled into most of his speeches.
      Is someone who's built his career on the backs of online "prostitutes" and gambling, someone who sees women as obedient or worthless to society, is that someone who shouldn't be criticised? He thinks his sister is her husband's property.
      He has sexist, homophobic, some radical ideas. It's a complicated topic on whether people like him should be banned when right wing politicians are allowed to be online. But then again think how you hear very little really right or left wing ideas online, you don't hear really sexist voices. Because all of the extremes get silenced and pushed into a corner where they more or less belong. And that's what happened to Tate. He's still out there. He's still producing content on right wing media platforms.

    • @shikeridoo
      @shikeridoo 2 роки тому +8

      @Soldier Suca Well, so you haven't seen him say it so you assume he never has, and therefor I don't listen. Don't listen to whom? You're the one who's ignorant to facts and doesn't pay attention to reality.
      I'm not saying that Tate is a horrible human being, he has concepts and ideas about life which are good but at the same time he has very niche sexist and misogynistic ideas that should simply not be spread in mass media. They can be of course, but from out experience as human beings we have decided that charismatic people with bad ideas should not be given too big of a bullhorn.
      To hear him speak badly about anything, all you have to do is google for worst or most controversial things he's said. He sprinkles it in all over the place, and that's the "danger" so to say.
      Me saying that he thinks women who're not obedient are worthless to society is paraphrasing his mindset. I actually doubt that he's ever expressed it like that.

    • @jimmysoleimani8464
      @jimmysoleimani8464 2 роки тому +4

      "I have all the stai'us" - TOP G

    • @boxingfan2796
      @boxingfan2796 2 роки тому

      @@shikeridoo "MUH RIGHT WING POLITICIANS" "MUH MUST BE SILENCED" -- people like you are sheeple. Need a big powerful power structure to silence and oppose anyone who you deem "too extreme." Weak.

  • @ocean3749
    @ocean3749 Рік тому +851

    He's a hero because he's brought people out of anxiety and depression just from listening to him

    • @saggyb.anderson3531
      @saggyb.anderson3531 Рік тому +3

      that hero has committed unspeakable crimes against women

    • @chrisfedder3680
      @chrisfedder3680 Рік тому +46

      @@saggyb.anderson3531 This comment didnt age well huh?

    • @avinashpandey7319
      @avinashpandey7319 Рік тому +12

      @@saggyb.anderson3531 none of our concern all we need to do is take inspiration from him. Even if he enslaved a few women it's none of our business now please don't preach any ethics to us as life tough, cruel and ruthless.

    • @Dhxgdbdhhxhdjdj
      @Dhxgdbdhhxhdjdj Рік тому +6

      Yes, he also encouraged me to better myself and work out.

    • @jamesg7788
      @jamesg7788 Рік тому

      Facts

  • @thethpian
    @thethpian 2 роки тому +530

    “No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable.” -Socrates

    • @thelastfober7185
      @thelastfober7185 Рік тому +8

      That quote is so cool thanks, ashamed I know so little of these men

    • @Minimalici0us
      @Minimalici0us Рік тому +1

      I've been training since I 14 y.o and this quote is one of the best ones out there 🤝

    • @amanythequeen4950
      @amanythequeen4950 Рік тому

      The best quote brother thanks for motivating us.❤

    • @NickFouladi11
      @NickFouladi11 Рік тому +3

      "Blessed are thyne comrades, in full war gear for even though we are about to march straight into the enemy with our cavalry into almost certain death, I look to the left, I look to the right and could not be more prouder of the men who will surely join me in the Afterlife! -13 century French Knight

    • @justrahulthings6196
      @justrahulthings6196 Рік тому +1

      Every time I feel like not working out I see this quote

  • @amishdoinks5104
    @amishdoinks5104 7 місяців тому +9

    I saw this conversation between these two about a week after it came out. Since then, Andrew has motivated me to go to the gym, read, started worshipping god, my relationship with my parents and family has dramatically improved, I went after the job I wanted and I have since achieved that goal, I have had nothing but positive results from listening to this man. If someone says they don’t like Tate then they know he’s right but choose to lean into being a degenerate just because it’s what the masses do and believe

  • @codi8546
    @codi8546 2 роки тому +328

    Tate, if you ever stumble across this comment thread somehow, I want you to know this speech changed my life in many ways. I don’t even watch Adin ross, I somehow stumbled upon that stream, and I can’t quit coming back to it. Since I first watched it I quit smoking, I put much more effort into my business, I started working out again, I deleted half my social media, and I haven’t played a single video game. I come back to this once every few weeks when the outside world makes me crave my old addictions, and I use the motivation this speech gives to move foreward. I can’t thank you enough

    • @andyrocker9271
      @andyrocker9271 2 роки тому +8

      How have things been since then? I'm on the same journey and yearn for success I still have some vices I need to drop.

    • @MG-rz4yi
      @MG-rz4yi 2 роки тому +14

      god bless you man, the world is dying we need to fix that shit, wise words man, this is what people need to see, we are dying thanks to the bad energy of the world man, i fear the future of the society but i will be working on helping others after i can realize myself, is a hard truth but this shit need to be changed man, society is silently screaming for help

    • @rzt-gra5772
      @rzt-gra5772 2 роки тому

      🔥

    • @ahmedghazali1974
      @ahmedghazali1974 2 роки тому

      eyo updates man

    • @بدوناسم-ت8ز7ك
      @بدوناسم-ت8ز7ك 2 роки тому +1

      اخي العزيز تبارك الله ل أخ اندور تيت و انت تابع معو و استمع ل أخ ذكر نايك له كثير محاضرات ع يتوب في لغه انكليزي و بعدها كلمين

  • @Steven-ze2zk
    @Steven-ze2zk 2 роки тому +921

    I will never forget the "how can I feel depressed?" speech. The details are forever etched into my brain, replaying over and over. I see it's the most re watched part of this video. The interviewer's response is very telling.
    13:02 "I don't feel depression. How can I feel depression when I'm the most powerful version of me that I could ever fucking be? How can I feel depression when I can squeeze my own hand hard enough to break my own bones? How can I feel depression when I've smashed and destroyed sixty-eight people's faces in front of me...men who thought they could test me in fair combat? How can I feel depressed? It's impossible. Do you understand?"

    • @als2887
      @als2887 2 роки тому +61

      @@ceramikxxx5882 if u cant fight, train and be the best YOU can u dont gotta be a goat at fighting but getting to the point where ur comfortable defensing urself

    • @als2887
      @als2887 2 роки тому +3

      defending

    • @Cheesecake_desu
      @Cheesecake_desu 2 роки тому +28

      @@ceramikxxx5882 doesn’t matter if you can’t fight, a strong body makes a strong mind

    • @vonti5507
      @vonti5507 2 роки тому +22

      @@ceramikxxx5882 then dont fight and loose 100% of the time

    • @kaitlynholmes9125
      @kaitlynholmes9125 2 роки тому +13

      I mean it's proven working out and things like that release endorphins so yeah definitely

  • @devinplayseverything3764
    @devinplayseverything3764 Рік тому +352

    Tate is so right about emotions. There were points in my life where I’ve felt very depressed, and it took until now to realize that it was good that I felt that way. Once you’ve been as sad as you can possibly be, you learn the futility of it all and you learn that the best course of action is to go forward. And then, like he said, you’re not afraid to feel sad anymore, because you’ve been there, you know what it’s like and you know how to get out of it.

    • @whatsapp7610
      @whatsapp7610 Рік тому

      Let's talk 🗼🚀🚀

    • @Kiara_Wrestler
      @Kiara_Wrestler Рік тому

      Wow. Yeah good point

    • @artvisionproduction4773
      @artvisionproduction4773 Рік тому

      This is the best thing I read in a while .. thanks

    • @Alex-wv3iz
      @Alex-wv3iz Рік тому

      👍

    • @Jim90117
      @Jim90117 Рік тому +2

      I think there's some people that hit rock bottom and stay there, then you have others who hit rock bottom and decide that they're going to climb the mountain again even higher because they've survived the fall and are no longer scared of the climb. It's really up to the individual how they see themselves, as a victim or as someone who won't give up and won't back down. Tate resonates because we live in a sick society where being a victim is seen as a badge of honour and masculinity as some kind of evil.

  • @Atomic419
    @Atomic419 Рік тому +262

    I’m 38 and so compared to those in their teens, 20’s, and early 30’s, I’m not exactly a young man. Without a doubt the earlier this message is heard, the better. With that said, it still remains true that it’s never too late for someone to improve their life. Tate has taught me that my life can be improved too. Whatever future I build from this point on onward is entirely on me and I have the power to build an amazing life.

    • @oscargalindo7920
      @oscargalindo7920 Рік тому +5

      Age don't matter bro

    • @Atomic419
      @Atomic419 Рік тому +4

      @@oscargalindo7920 It certainly doesn’t matter as much as I once thought it did, but it still matters as far as I can tell.

    • @jbirdapparel
      @jbirdapparel Рік тому +11

      I'm in my 40s. He's changing my life as we speak.

    • @DuckboyJiden
      @DuckboyJiden Рік тому +7

      Yep, 42 now and I second that!

    • @Seyiu.
      @Seyiu. Рік тому +1

      @@Atomic419nothing like a young sheep. Nothing like a young man…

  • @nothing-es9cf
    @nothing-es9cf 2 роки тому +454

    ''If you can not control you're own mind, then you are just a feather in the wind of life....'' This goes deep and it's so on point!

    • @hh078
      @hh078 Рік тому +2

      Read that as he was saying it

    • @MadaraUchiha-ly8wr
      @MadaraUchiha-ly8wr Рік тому +1

      🤔

    • @noticemesenpai69
      @noticemesenpai69 Рік тому

      @@hh078same lol

    • @chinoespinoza1109
      @chinoespinoza1109 Рік тому +1

      @darkside_UKSF he passed the info. You can view things as a hater or a supporter of the movement.

    • @chinoespinoza1109
      @chinoespinoza1109 Рік тому

      @darkside_UKSF you might want to re read it and write with less emotion. If you are trying to insult me that is fine but if you are in agreement with me then I didn’t really understand the story or the reference.

  • @buck_up
    @buck_up 2 роки тому +207

    Been listening to this everyday for a week so far, life changing stuff! Getting more done than ever, overcoming subconscious roadblocks, developing perspicacity! So good!

  • @tednugent916
    @tednugent916 Рік тому +194

    Apparently Andrew Tate's listening demographic is young men. Well l'm 62 and have just discovered him. Unbelievable advice and l wish l'd heard him 40 years ago. We need a thousand more like him on the planet right now 👊😎

    • @barrypate4203
      @barrypate4203 Рік тому +7

      I'm 71 and learned a lot from you # strangle hold ,rock on! Life is a journey humbled by wisdom ,age is a number, iron sharpens iron.

    • @phillhosking
      @phillhosking Рік тому +9

      I'm 47 and was introduced to Andrew by a woman trying to tell me what a horrific influence he was on young men. What he's saying here is gold dust, that i never heard from any man in my actual life.

    • @antiwokebr
      @antiwokebr Рік тому +5

      I'm 40 years younger than you sir. I'm just a young broke Brazilian boy with a pure heart and a champion mindset. I'm really proud to live in the same time as Tate, I'm helping a lot of friends with his words. Man up. Stop being weak. Love and peace for you all.

    • @UsernamerAlreadyTakn
      @UsernamerAlreadyTakn Рік тому +1

      I'm 38.

    • @barrypate4203
      @barrypate4203 Рік тому +2

      @@phillhosking talk to that chick ask her to help you understand before you, logic her, gotta understand her feels, we as men learn so much from being the inquisitor

  • @jryce
    @jryce Рік тому +55

    16:27 mindfulness
    identify, blink & cure your mind
    expose yourself to things that serve u well
    the only thing we can control is our mind [27:54]
    17:30 "where did I get that belief"
    learn from personal experience and from people who genuinely have morally good, objectively sound sentiments
    18:30 focus.
    distractions, complacency, inactivity
    35:59 discipline > motivation
    focused on doing it because it's what gets things done, regardless of emotion or destination (goal)
    36:55 bloodline
    whatever you're exposed to (people, setting, content) that has allowed you to be fine with low standards, notice it
    40:41 it's a great feeling to get stuff done
    especially after pushing ourself to do things we don't want to do
    41:50 professionalism
    googling the word, efficiency, necessity, indefatigably
    zero tolerance for making the same mistake
    learn and make adjustments

  • @loganhayes9022
    @loganhayes9022 Рік тому +30

    Respect Tate fir not making fun of this kid. And genuinely teaching him

    • @Tokernoph
      @Tokernoph Рік тому +8

      Yet he still doesn’t listen

    • @maltonic42
      @maltonic42 6 місяців тому +2

      ​@@Tokernophyea, noticed that too. Especially at the most insightful stuff, eyes moving left/right between his screen and the cam.

  • @justinabraham1920
    @justinabraham1920 2 роки тому +74

    " i suffered when you didn't. So You are not my equal. Because you decided not to suffer.you have enjoyed comfort when i haven't so don't expect me to treat you as my equal" - Andrew tate

  • @alaskayoung3413
    @alaskayoung3413 2 роки тому +790

    This is basically a man with a strong dad vs todays generation who has no dads.

    • @joseeduardo2299
      @joseeduardo2299 2 роки тому +7

      That means he come in the right moment

    • @alaskayoung3413
      @alaskayoung3413 2 роки тому +5

      @Dust haha nice. Thank u for the positive reply. But honestly it is so true. When u listen to more and more of his clips where he talks about his father it basically guarantees he wouldn’t be who he is without his fathers direction and life lessons etc.

    • @eduardocosio2905
      @eduardocosio2905 2 роки тому +2

      Speak for you

    • @swattertroops-yaaa
      @swattertroops-yaaa 2 роки тому +6

      @@eduardocosio2905 you do realize that by coming to this comment & saying this that you're exposing yourself as triggered emotional & sensitive to seeing good things happen to others

    • @danpang5404
      @danpang5404 2 роки тому

      @@eduardocosio2905 ok there *eduardo*

  • @Jeikzdzlzllekek123
    @Jeikzdzlzllekek123 6 місяців тому +3

    His eloquence is amazing, 45 min without pause, he talk again and again and never repeat. His message is our way to live 🎯

  • @kentdms
    @kentdms 2 роки тому +107

    You know someone is genuine by the way he talks. Tate is one of those people who knows himself and knows what the realest thing about life is.

    • @whatsapp7610
      @whatsapp7610 Рік тому

      Let's talk 🛬🚀✈️

    • @mawa6102
      @mawa6102 Рік тому +1

      It means he believes what he says not that he knows what the realest thing is...

    • @saggyb.anderson3531
      @saggyb.anderson3531 Рік тому

      Stop actin like you know him Kent, he doesn't care about you

    • @kentdms
      @kentdms Рік тому

      @@saggyb.anderson3531 I don't care about him either, man. So chill...

  • @ryanbocchieri2416
    @ryanbocchieri2416 2 роки тому +931

    reading his chat as this went on you can see some people just take what he says and spew hate instead of taking a second to comprehend it at face value. I find his content to be highly motivating, as someone in his late twenties i wish tate was more influential when i was younger. However its never to late to blink and change it.

    • @TeamEmperor
      @TeamEmperor 2 роки тому +15

      Exactly! Then they ask how do I get a girl? How do I get rich? How do I become successful in life?

    • @allangamet604
      @allangamet604 2 роки тому +5

      That’s fact

    • @swiftppk
      @swiftppk 2 роки тому +16

      Same... wish I had content like this in my late teens. But I'm not dead yet.

    • @BboyCorrosive
      @BboyCorrosive 2 роки тому +27

      Tbh it's late twenties onwards where you gotta start getting your shit together so he came along at the right time for you

    • @genaugenau8144
      @genaugenau8144 2 роки тому +2

      @@BboyCorrosive late twenties a third of your life is already gone. you know that, do you?

  • @MiguelMedV
    @MiguelMedV Рік тому +201

    _"Money doesn't change you, it just amplifies who you already are"_ - Andrew Tate.
    Honestly I didn't like him much, but after hearing this podcast, I see why he's so respected 🌟...

  • @uptamistik
    @uptamistik Рік тому +48

    "A man who cannot obey himself shall be commanded" - Friedrich Nietzsche

  • @heinrich5098
    @heinrich5098 2 роки тому +561

    He is the man. He saved the world.

    • @igorsilva4107
      @igorsilva4107 2 роки тому +34

      Indeed. He’s giving me hope in society

    • @rustyshackleford9811
      @rustyshackleford9811 2 роки тому +8

      Definitely man

    • @samsmith8724
      @samsmith8724 2 роки тому +6

      Tf?..

    • @samsmith8724
      @samsmith8724 2 роки тому +5

      How did he save the world

    • @joseeduardo2299
      @joseeduardo2299 2 роки тому +32

      @@samsmith8724 changing the mindset of men leaving behind their's cowardness and recovering masculinity to success in life

  • @Sirr.Dipheko
    @Sirr.Dipheko 2 роки тому +24

    Im 14 years old and I am so proud that i have challenged myself to become a better individual duo to andrew....i started reducing social media,got some abs,focused more on my studies.❤

    • @hasan7514
      @hasan7514 8 місяців тому

      you are so lucky to find this hero at your young age. I wish you all the best in your life's journey

  • @arkhamknight5820
    @arkhamknight5820 2 роки тому +149

    "You don't realize how much you appreciate something until somebody takes it away."

    • @DavidWilliams-pb6he
      @DavidWilliams-pb6he Рік тому +1

      Lol. That saying has been around long before Andrew Tate! Just like you won’t miss your water til your well runs dry!

  • @LeeEverett1
    @LeeEverett1 Рік тому +73

    Tate is literally changing my mindset and saving me from living an inadequate life. He's single handedly changed my wiring where now every single time I say I don't want to do something, I immediately force myself to go do it anyway. It's constant small victories everyday.
    I cannot believe they cancelled this man.

    • @MarcoGonzalez-bi6cg
      @MarcoGonzalez-bi6cg Рік тому +2

      Let’s pushing everyday with work and even the gym, just get it done and be disciplined

    • @MishaElRusito
      @MishaElRusito Рік тому +1

      Yeah but sometimes you not wanting to do something can mean it's not your thing. And it can help you look for other things. Then you can force yourself when you dont feel like doing it.

  • @LailahaillaAllah120
    @LailahaillaAllah120 2 роки тому +116

    I literally cannot stress this enough…… Andrew Tate saved my life.
    I’m really not sure where I would be if he didn’t start showing up on UA-cam when he did.

    • @caolanmorrow1384
      @caolanmorrow1384 Рік тому +13

      Go out and get it man, hit the gym, learn to fight, learn language, travel, become your best self, go out and get it, no fucking around. 👊✌️☘️🙏

    • @annetteavery4930
      @annetteavery4930 Рік тому

      I know he says it how it is. People want it sugercoated

    • @djmierda
      @djmierda Рік тому +1

      @@caolanmorrow1384 yeah but going to the gym and learning how to fight aint gonna make you money

    • @caolanmorrow1384
      @caolanmorrow1384 Рік тому +7

      @@djmierda True true man, but doing that is to get you to feel good about yourself gaining confidence, and thats a good mindset for starters man. 🙏

    • @KDFOXSCI
      @KDFOXSCI Рік тому

      Same here

  • @RM-to8xr
    @RM-to8xr Рік тому +191

    I was a skeptic at first but I love this guy he’s revolutionary and will be around for a while. Global icon

    • @whatsapp7610
      @whatsapp7610 Рік тому

      Let's talk 🛬🚀✈️

    • @SSneaks1515
      @SSneaks1515 Рік тому

      This didn’t age well lol

    • @RM-to8xr
      @RM-to8xr Рік тому +4

      @@SSneaks1515 he’s still around just in jail

    • @Chinnnnuz
      @Chinnnnuz Рік тому

      Same! God bless this man!

    • @FentanylForAll
      @FentanylForAll Рік тому

      @@SSneaks1515 nah aged alright

  • @danielmclean7773
    @danielmclean7773 2 роки тому +94

    I needed this...I've already started getting my team together and... Andrew..I will not allow myself to be pathetic anymore I'm not Gunna let myself down any longer

    • @albinoblacksheep7826
      @albinoblacksheep7826 2 роки тому +2

      How's that going

    • @sunshinestate1306
      @sunshinestate1306 2 роки тому

      How’s it going

    • @nam0007
      @nam0007 2 роки тому

      How is it going

    • @mrslickdetailer9652
      @mrslickdetailer9652 2 роки тому

      We need an update on this

    • @Krubbfjaes
      @Krubbfjaes Рік тому

      Your first mistake was to share this. Should had kept that energy to yourself and proven your thankfulness and understanding through action.

  • @nomad3A
    @nomad3A Рік тому +14

    The existence of wisdom like this is an absolute blessing! 💯

  • @Halfthor54
    @Halfthor54 2 роки тому +638

    you can either feel complimented, or insulted from this video. if you feel insulted, there’s a problem with you that you need to fix.

    • @wespicedmemes
      @wespicedmemes 2 роки тому +18

      Well you could feel insulted because it hits you so deeply

    • @jakewilkraw
      @jakewilkraw 2 роки тому +24

      @@wespicedmemes Good

    • @wespicedmemes
      @wespicedmemes 2 роки тому +4

      @@jakewilkraw yup

    • @kylefredeluces
      @kylefredeluces 2 роки тому +4

      If I hit ya, I didn’t mean to miss ya -

    • @samtt4489
      @samtt4489 2 роки тому +1

      @@wespicedmemes that’s exactly what the OP said in the second line.

  • @ThatsNotVeryFunnyLol
    @ThatsNotVeryFunnyLol Рік тому +21

    One of the most jarring things is how you will very rarely, if ever, see Andrew Tate stutter or not know what to say. Even if you don't agree with his message or mindset, he is still so confident about it and passionate about it. You can watch numerous videos, podcast, etc... of his, and his message is consistent and he never strays from his mindset. He never stumbles, he doesn't seem confused.

  • @xGrubxKillerxXD
    @xGrubxKillerxXD Рік тому +53

    Hearing this while working out when he talks about discipline, makes me feel good. I'm working out because I'm trying to improve mind and body plus i have time. Some days i don't want to work out but he's right about the mind part. I just tell myself get ready and let's work on being better.

  • @WeLuvPES
    @WeLuvPES Рік тому +33

    Thank you andrew tate!
    Since the beginning of the year i started doing 100 pushups a day, working out, improving my self bit by bit; having less tolerance for looser people like my friends and my surroundings. I focus on me!
    And i am 39 now. No matter what age u are- this man can light the 🔥 that u need!
    God bless the tates!
    God bless emory tate.

  • @DRGNSXBITE
    @DRGNSXBITE 2 роки тому +19

    Discipline beats motivation because motivation can be taken away or broken but not self(discipline)control

  • @crash1133
    @crash1133 Рік тому +15

    This guy really motivated me to work hard and be the best version of myself EVERYDAY, crazy I don’t even get this typa convos from my close ones

    • @LeeEverett1
      @LeeEverett1 Рік тому +1

      It's not motivation, it's discipline.

  • @thunderdrumandbass
    @thunderdrumandbass 2 роки тому +38

    being able to be arrogant is something that has to be earned. he has earned it

  • @raghav4462
    @raghav4462 Рік тому +73

    This man should be saved at any cost, he is Super Human of this generation, saving lives and motivating people.

    • @saggyb.anderson3531
      @saggyb.anderson3531 Рік тому +3

      how can you write this as a man about another man. embarrassing

    • @kagato23
      @kagato23 Рік тому

      I liked when it turned out he was balding after his hair grew out in prison.

    • @alexforeverson90210
      @alexforeverson90210 Рік тому

      @@kagato23 we knew that before prison. So what's your point? That he's less of a man because of his hairline? Jesus.

  • @Jim90117
    @Jim90117 Рік тому +27

    We need people like Tate and messages like this, especially men, all he is really doing is repeating ancient philosophical disciplines but packaging them in a modern way that's more appropriate for the world we live in today.

    • @gh0rochi363
      @gh0rochi363 Рік тому

      Exactly. Nothing be is saying is new yet people are acting like he's saying something insane and evil.

  • @McCarthy1776
    @McCarthy1776 2 роки тому +67

    I don't think Adin Ross realized there were GTA games before Vice City until this moment 😂

  • @Wanker527
    @Wanker527 Рік тому +185

    All jokes aside, he really is amazing. His ability to just speak about things that we know in our hearts are facts, but do it in a straightforward way that it cuts straight through all the shit is SUCH a breath of fresh air. In real life, I speak similar to him (though not nearly as well) and by looking online for decades, I was beginning to think there were few to none of us type of men left.

    • @saggyb.anderson3531
      @saggyb.anderson3531 Рік тому +3

      all jokes aside you need to stop riding another man and get ur own personality

    • @Dhxgdbdhhxhdjdj
      @Dhxgdbdhhxhdjdj Рік тому +6

      @@saggyb.anderson3531 Dude nobody asked for your opinion.

    • @shadowclonejutsu8500
      @shadowclonejutsu8500 Рік тому +1

      It’s not that he speaks what’s in our hearts per se he just speaks truth and a human with sense cannot deny truth

    • @BoyMonty
      @BoyMonty Рік тому +2

      @@saggyb.anderson3531 agreeing with someone isnt riding another man LMFAO

    • @drygordspellweaver8761
      @drygordspellweaver8761 Рік тому

      I’m sure I’ve influenced Tate in some way over the years, just by being The One.
      We are all connected and send ripples through the ponds of Eternity.

  • @messpilo
    @messpilo Рік тому +8

    living in comfort is the root of many mental illness.

  • @bambamhakkai
    @bambamhakkai 2 роки тому +35

    I was once a hater of Andrew Tate but after searching him i have now a high respect towards Andrew knowing he just wanted us to be successful. More power to you Andrew

  • @BMSConnection1959
    @BMSConnection1959 Рік тому +9

    Listening to him today something huge shift in me. He talks about feeling and acting. Who should feel and who should act. Andrew is a great and very kind men helping mostly men break through . God bless him even more. Love this man.

  • @rogohophotos
    @rogohophotos 2 роки тому +48

    This is a bad ass segment. I think I'm going to make this video the first thing I put on every morning to give me that push I'm fired up rn after this! ✊🏾

    • @TmoneyBagz1
      @TmoneyBagz1 2 роки тому +1

      Facts bro.. I feel you 💯

    • @rudeboy4sho
      @rudeboy4sho Рік тому +1

      If that’s what you got out of this then you don’t get it. He literally says motivation won’t last forever it takes DISCIPLINE not motivation

    • @rogohophotos
      @rogohophotos Рік тому +3

      @Michael Smith Either way, it pumps me tf up. LETS FKN GO! 👉🏾

    • @kilquik88
      @kilquik88 Рік тому +1

      Hell ya bro get after it!

    • @Bikkufootballtalks
      @Bikkufootballtalks Рік тому +1

      @@rogohophotos how things are going my brother?

  • @leftbenchplayaa
    @leftbenchplayaa 6 місяців тому +1

    this man is getting me thru the hardest break up of my life.

  • @Deadman33777
    @Deadman33777 2 роки тому +51

    Out of all the motivational speeches I’ve heard tate has a great way of framing things

  • @michaelclark3386
    @michaelclark3386 2 роки тому +128

    He's speaking some true facts and things about all the shit that goes down, he honestly doesn't let people or things put him down. He speaks a lot and raise up.

    • @anand45671
      @anand45671 2 роки тому

      The guy is a SHAM. He has NO REAL business. He ran a Ponzi Scheme called Hustler University and sold it for $50 per person. Thats how much his advice is worth! 😂 But he did make some money!
      It is no surprise that weak men are still falling for such scams!

    • @cmap1503
      @cmap1503 2 роки тому

      True facts, as oppossed to false facts?

  • @n0.sunshine
    @n0.sunshine 2 роки тому +83

    I was told to hate this man, and although it cost me several fake friends I believe he is a positive male role model for us that did not have any masculine energy in our upbringing. I always thought I was too hard on myself and I’ve realized I was not hard enough on myself. I crave responsibility and to conquer this advice has changed my perspective

    • @escherised1
      @escherised1 Рік тому +1

      Leave them clowns 🤡 behind bro!

  • @jacoblavea9344
    @jacoblavea9344 Рік тому +6

    Happy I'm hearing this podcast today even though I'm upset I've missed it all this time. I've been telling myself I need to do something different and better for myself in my life because I know I'm capable of doing more than what I've been content with doing. And I've realized that I'm not happy with the way I'm living day to day. And I'm not satisfied with the lifestyle, surrounded by people who are content with it. I prayed for a answer, to help me find a way to understand what's wrong and where I need to start to make this change I need for myself. This video has given me the push I needed to realize where I'm lacking and what I need to prioritize in my day to day activities to capitalize off these 24 hours we are blessed to have. God speed 🙏🏽

  • @borkeninternet
    @borkeninternet 2 роки тому +14

    Andrew Tate is like the faster talking, cursing child of Jim Rohn, Brian Tracy, and Tony Robbins put together lol. LOOVE it!

  • @BL-vd8mb
    @BL-vd8mb 2 роки тому +57

    You're a genius Andrew Tate, thank you for motivating me, my life has been going into an upward spiral ever since I started listening to you, thank you for reminding me that life is fixable no matter what.

  • @TheQuietStorm08
    @TheQuietStorm08 Рік тому +54

    You gotta love the dynamic between these two. It's a symbiotic relationship that ppl never knew they needed. Adin is benefiting from Andrew Tate because of his well of knowledge about masculinity. Andrew Tate is benefiting from Adin by repairing or rebuilding his image and he's showing Tate as human with emotions.

  • @ilovecereza1246
    @ilovecereza1246 Рік тому +19

    “The true sadness is when the game is over.” As you know, life is no game. Still, this quote is 100% factual. Whatever you go through here on Earth is nothing compared to what you will go through once you’re passed on and didn’t try hard enough. That’s true sadness you’re right.

    • @saria8340
      @saria8340 Рік тому +1

      you will go nowhere. Just place where you have been before birth. Sadness is emotion caused by thoughts in your brain. which won't function after ☠️.
      🤓🤓🤓🤓

  • @thf6027
    @thf6027 2 роки тому +75

    “I got stabbed in my sleep” “good THATS what I like to hear”😂😂

    • @lhza8570
      @lhza8570 2 роки тому +5

      Lowkey funny asf😂🤣

  • @zoumascat4300
    @zoumascat4300 Рік тому +19

    i grew up not being around my dad a lot, so a person like andrew tate being recommended to me is such a good feeling because i feel like i grew up around feminine energy, thank you andrew

  • @KeefyGizzle
    @KeefyGizzle 2 роки тому +48

    Dude.. When he said "the way people interact is totally different, go to a party 10 years ago"... 100% true... I miss old parties, normal people... Chicks knew how to flirt, and not be a bunch of socially dysfunctional weirdos... WAY fucking different... I'd say about 15 years ago especially...

    • @cloverflower2820
      @cloverflower2820 2 роки тому +2

      Females are thinking the same way about guys..

    • @MG-rz4yi
      @MG-rz4yi 2 роки тому +1

      society has changed to much this years man, before everything was nice and great because everyone was great, now people are more depressed, people lack of energy lack of motivation, i used to get more motivated before with people but now the energy of most of the people is desilusional, maybe a part of me too but thanks to this man i opened my eyes, my mind was closed as hell, now i can say that i have another purpose in life but that doesn't quit the thing that people now are likely "off mode", now the world energy doesn't feel the same, the society created weak minded people, thats why now there are weird and awkward interaction to other people, people are too much in their minds, but they are not developing their soul fully, they are not developing their brain correctly, we are used to live in the common now, we need to get out of the bubble but damn man when i say this is a thing TO DO, we need to fucking change, we need to change as society, we need to start to change ourselves, we need to keep our energy fucking high, we need to see the world with the same colors as before, now shit is bad it can get worse and we don't need to get worse, we need to get better, and thats the sad shit, people don't force to get better thats why everything seems to be delusional in the actual world, we can do more than we are doing man, DEPLOY LOVE, DEPLOY YOUR MIND, TRUST YOURSELF, TRUST IN OTHERS, DONT LET THE BAD SHIT TAKE YOUR MIND, WE CAN CHANGE TO GOOD, WE CAN BE THE BEST VERSION THAN YOU EVER IMAGINED MAN NEVER STOP THE GRIND, AND IF YOU ACHIEVED SUCH A GOOD MIND SHARE YOUR KNOW TO THE OTHERS, HELP THE OTHERS TO GET OUT OF THE DAMN HOLE, SOCIETY IS KILLING EVERYONE OF US, WE NEED TO FUCKING OPEN THE EYES, SO IF YOU CAN HELP PLEASE DO THAT!!! PEACE AND LOVE BROTHER, I WRITE THIS SHIT WITH ALL OF THE HONESTLY I CAN DELIVER MAN, THE SOCIETY MUST BE SAVED!

    • @VisheshMahajan
      @VisheshMahajan 2 роки тому

      @@MG-rz4yi very well said. thankyou

    • @KeefyGizzle
      @KeefyGizzle 2 роки тому +1

      Just went to a Halloween/costume party like 2 days ago.. Friends brother was DJing, he introduced me to a bunch of people... Before I was even there for like 5 minutes random chick decides to twerk for me, without barely a word said between us... I guess that's this generations form of "getting to know someone/flirting", lol... Wasn't a strip club either...

  • @Fatherly101
    @Fatherly101 Рік тому +23

    Been listening for months his legendary speech & i'm changing my life. I"ll try my best to spread masculine legacy till my death. I love u andrew ❤️❤️❤️. U r a Legend!!

    • @twilyte9557
      @twilyte9557 7 місяців тому

      The famous incel self report

  • @werewolffx2803
    @werewolffx2803 2 роки тому +250

    can't lie, this is powerful. Thank you Andrew tate

  • @tuna3p
    @tuna3p 2 роки тому +33

    Got damn, when he said go look your dad in the eye and tell him you could've been anything but decided to waste it away. That shit hits hard.

    • @fransloots9880
      @fransloots9880 2 роки тому +2

      Two parts for me, the one you mentioned, and "I can't die anything less than an emperor.".... sheeeet!

    • @DavidWilliams-pb6he
      @DavidWilliams-pb6he Рік тому +2

      If your Dad was an honest hard working man but not a “top g” why would someone go disrespect their father with such a statement? Andrew Tates own father didn’t have nearly the same wealth and fame as his son but he speaks with love and respect about his dad? Sometimes we have to know how to separate the bs out and not go overboard with this ultra masculine rubbish.

  • @theHammadkhan1
    @theHammadkhan1 2 роки тому +35

    Whenever i listen to this guy I got goosebumps. Literally he is a real inspiring legend.

  • @pranavgabhale658
    @pranavgabhale658 Рік тому +49

    Andrew tate is someone who can motivate you..He’s words, ideologies, speech deliveries are heavily inspiring. Respect 100+

    • @LeeEverett1
      @LeeEverett1 Рік тому +3

      He's not trying to motivate you, he's trying to discipline you.

    • @SouleymaneDiallo-bb2pl
      @SouleymaneDiallo-bb2pl 5 місяців тому +1

      Facts ​@LeeEverett1 yes 💯

    • @twilyte9557
      @twilyte9557 5 місяців тому

      @@LeeEverett1 He's trying to brainwash you. He succeeded.

    • @jazen_gamic
      @jazen_gamic 4 місяці тому +1

      @@twilyte9557 Brainwash to be a better version of myself? hll yeah brainwash me more

    • @twilyte9557
      @twilyte9557 4 місяці тому

      @@jazen_gamic "better" according to the brainwashed. Lol.

  • @rickeychavarria2771
    @rickeychavarria2771 Рік тому +38

    This man has my exact mindset I even fought in the cage and went through even more crazy shit . I just havnt got the money part yet . But life’s been crazy . Last piece I needed was god and after the breakup is #1 time to go fuckin alpha ! 💪🏽❤️ strong heart and strong mind makes you unbreakable

    • @stayy_lokeyy
      @stayy_lokeyy Рік тому +1

      good luck, i’m sure you can achieve anything you set your mind to.

    • @rickeychavarria2771
      @rickeychavarria2771 Рік тому +1

      @@stayy_lokeyythank you very much !!! One thing I’ve learned is “luck” isn’t real ….your a direct reflection of what you do , and have done ….where we are mentally , physically , and spiritually is a direct reflection of the ACTIONS we did last year ….WICH means next year is a direct result of what we do RIGHT NOW…I’m not 100% there yet but I will get where I want to be because I refuse to stop until I do !

    • @stayy_lokeyy
      @stayy_lokeyy Рік тому

      @@rickeychavarria2771 i 1000% agree 💪

  • @jenishshrestha8613
    @jenishshrestha8613 2 роки тому +9

    I started listening to Andrew few months back ,and now I strongly agree with him .The way he defines how a man should be is lit.

  • @positivity29
    @positivity29 Рік тому +14

    I grew up without a father. I subconsciously always searched for someone like Tate to Follow. I wish in my earlier years in my Life I had someone tell me what I just heard in this podcast. I would be so much further in my life. I really needed this. Thank you. FYI Joined Hustler University 👉😎✅

  • @Tokernoph
    @Tokernoph Рік тому +27

    I’ve probably watched this like 10 times

  • @mr.sevensixtwo
    @mr.sevensixtwo 2 роки тому +28

    only REAL role model today that is brutally honest and good.

  • @PelicanMafia
    @PelicanMafia 2 роки тому +7

    Bros changed my mindset and helped me mentally. Love Andrew Tate

  • @Pistolsmoke24
    @Pistolsmoke24 Рік тому +10

    29:00 I did three tours to Iraq when the war kicked off. I went through trauma but it made me the man I am and I’m glad for it. You can’t be a hard man without experience. Don’t wish for trauma but welcome it when it does show up.

  • @briandenaro
    @briandenaro Рік тому +4

    This man changed ,my life. I've gone through so much, I thought going to college living a 9-5 was the way to go about in life. THATS NOT THE CASE. Thank you Top G, I'm going to spread the word. We must stand strong as MEN. REJECT MODERNITY EMBRACE MASCULINITY.

  • @colinweir3203
    @colinweir3203 2 роки тому +54

    I come from a well educated military family I've been sick twice in 34 years, I turned 60 this year, I train 6 days a week Ive done Martial arts all my life I'm one stripe away from my black belt in BJJ and I eat healthy, I was very privileged not in money but in knowledge and I've been watching a lot of the Tate brothers and they are 100% correct. We all need to follow there lead, I'm going to the Philippines next year, seriously considering HU. I also have skills, time to put some of them to work.

    • @princbul
      @princbul 2 роки тому

      go for it.you only have one life

    • @MrLeo7210
      @MrLeo7210 2 роки тому +2

      @bobb rosss Hustler's University

    • @LiftOffLife
      @LiftOffLife 2 роки тому

      Keep away from Davao city, its ruled by a brutal criminal family.

  • @EnigmaEmpire1
    @EnigmaEmpire1 Рік тому +43

    He's the role model/father figure every man needs, if you listen to Andrew he will change your life on so many levels

  • @iamthefiremanjj
    @iamthefiremanjj Рік тому +1

    Healing from agoraphobia and ptsd made me think like Tate more and more I had to gain control of myself and mind it was the hardest shit I’ve ever been through and now I’m more grounded then ever . I don’t worry about shit much at all and am hella more grateful .

  • @surgeonsalt2864
    @surgeonsalt2864 Рік тому +22

    Before I was listening to Tate I was a slave to the matrix now I've been listening to Tate for around a couple months now and I understand everything he's said and see his impact and how he's trying to help men embrace masculinity

    • @rimondas6729
      @rimondas6729 Рік тому +2

      So what did you learn?

    • @Valonty2
      @Valonty2 Рік тому +1

      U get surprised when you find dirt under ur lawn instead of pixels 💀

  • @atuanoiniin
    @atuanoiniin 2 роки тому +20

    "I lost my keys recently. I don't lose stuff ever." That's powerful...

  • @brendanmuchopa7908
    @brendanmuchopa7908 Рік тому +4

    I’m listening to this while I’m working out ..I feel unstoppable

  • @143VRLS
    @143VRLS Рік тому +22

    Listening to Andrew Tate for 5 sec is like working out for 1 hour.

  • @McCarthy1776
    @McCarthy1776 2 роки тому +53

    "I got stabbed" "good! I'm proud of you son"

    • @peacevelocity2137
      @peacevelocity2137 2 роки тому +3

      he's being sarcastic fkn hilarious

    • @baalstone675
      @baalstone675 2 роки тому +1

      @@peacevelocity2137 he's not being sarcastic. You don't understand.

    • @peacevelocity2137
      @peacevelocity2137 2 роки тому +1

      @@baalstone675 Ok
      bud but i do

  • @D00R
    @D00R 2 роки тому +50

    Andrew Tate has a lot of power and control of his life, with finances, women, his emotions and so on, and most men don’t have control of their lives and feel trapped or limited because of not having control of their own lives. Tate wants to show men how.

  • @JewelsWorld3
    @JewelsWorld3 Рік тому +9

    First time listening to Tate and I must say, I honestly respect everything he's saying. I needed this...

  • @frankwoods135
    @frankwoods135 Рік тому +17

    If adin Ross actually listened to everything Andrew said he would be in a much better place right now

    • @mobcrusher99
      @mobcrusher99 Рік тому +2

      He does listen. Why do you think he’s where he is right now?

    • @pocola.stones
      @pocola.stones 3 місяці тому

      If he took action and thought for himself

  • @trendology9501
    @trendology9501 2 роки тому +91

    Whatever Andrew Tate says he's lived it, not just words. He's an awesome human being, the more you know about him, the more you would realize that he is actually respectful to everyone, he's probably misunderstood by most people.

  • @Luis_GonzaIez
    @Luis_GonzaIez 2 роки тому +8

    “If god where to create a man and that man where to sit around lazy and fck all, God would frown upon you it’s why you’re never lucky. Start to work, unleash your full potential start to show god the beauty of his own creations you’d be amazed how lucky you become”
    Perfectly said.

  • @SonOfYHVH
    @SonOfYHVH 2 роки тому +168

    You cant deny the arrogance behind this man, but when you poor and get it out for reals, this is pure will talking💯 a strong will that was built from being broke. If you broke reading this, and you coming across vids like this just know you’re trying and gon make it out💪🏾

    • @matterbob5x
      @matterbob5x 2 роки тому +4

      Become a top g

    • @yaboyflux3970
      @yaboyflux3970 2 роки тому +6

      “I learned from knowing when it was time to watch when it time to build and when it was time to act” even though this line came from a game it carried me through a lot

    • @matrixmanent.3599
      @matrixmanent.3599 Рік тому +1

      Thank You Man

  • @work4dough
    @work4dough 8 місяців тому +3

    Hell of a speaker, the clarity 😊

  • @Aziz-00
    @Aziz-00 2 роки тому +30

    18:20 “I used basic indefatigability, I used perspicacity, I used compendiousness…” damn Tate is very eloquent

    • @efteestein
      @efteestein 2 роки тому +2

      Had to go and look up compendiousness

    • @gordonramsdale
      @gordonramsdale Рік тому +5

      His father said to him something like "My relentless perspicacity and indefatigability make me a worthy opponent in any realm of human endeavour." So he constantly uses those 2 words

  • @extremelucky1
    @extremelucky1 Рік тому +28

    I want to see Joe Rogan, Andrew Tate, and Jordan Peterson do a podcast together. It will be the most legendary podcast ever.

    • @whatsapp7610
      @whatsapp7610 Рік тому

      Let's talk 🗼🚀🚀

    • @Izz0master2013
      @Izz0master2013 Рік тому +2

      Not sure how much value Rogan provides in a room with those 2

    • @extremelucky1
      @extremelucky1 Рік тому +3

      @@Izz0master2013 he is an experienced podcaster. Having his podcasting facilitating skills won’t hurt.

    • @RealBullbear
      @RealBullbear Рік тому

      Didnt he bang the daughter of the professor 🤣

    • @extremelucky1
      @extremelucky1 Рік тому

      @@RealBullbear No fkin way???

  • @1gadena
    @1gadena Рік тому +11

    This was a great conversation one of Andrews best and is so true. If you don't wake up and face yourself honestly in the mirror after this and start putting yourself in the fire every day then you are never going to amount to anything and never realize your full potential

  • @Raw.milk1
    @Raw.milk1 Рік тому +5

    I fucking love tate man. I remember doing taekwondo as a kid and feeling scared knowing I had to spar asian boys that were quicker and stronger than me. But I had no choice but to fight them and take the hits. Having my lip busted from a kick to the face. I was young. I wish I stayed in that environment. I let myself go growing up as a teen into my mid 20s. Smoking pot. Hanging around losers. Developing a terrible porn addiction that lasted throughout the most important years of my life transitioning into an adult. Raised by a great family, spoiled and babied. I now realize that made me too comfortable. It made me feel SAFE. I am now 27, trying to build my body, researching how to become financially free, dressing with purpose, destroying my porn/fapping addiction that completely distorted my mind and the way I think and speak to people. Even before I knew about tate, I was in this process, relapsing and getting back up doing it again, working a shit job with shit money, losing contact with females, wasting my time being in a relationship that got me no where but taught me lessons to become a better man. What to tolerate and what not to tolerate. What I truly want in life. I have to be honest, some things tate says get to me and I know why. He's showing me my weaknesses I need to face, my fears and insecurities. As men, we need to strive to be the best version of ourselves. Tate is a great example. Whether you have a brother hood, siblings, or an only child. Imagine how society would look and be if men stood the fuck up and did the things they needed to do be dangerous. There is no excuse for me even if I didn't have a good enough father figure in my life to teach me and be tough with me. We have these guys and many masculine figures to look up too. We need to be a great example for the younger generations. We can not fail our children setting them up for failure and having them weak and controlled in the future when we grow old.

  • @hurstcifer7286
    @hurstcifer7286 Рік тому +12

    Dude's so lucky to be talking to Andrew directly fam,not many people get this honor 😁