Andrew Tate is Now My Hero
I am finally a Top G
I think Andrew Tate changed my life.
If you don’t know who Andrew ‘Cobra’ Tate is, he is an American-British kickboxer, entrepreneur, e-celebrity, provocateur, nunchuck master, chess prodigy, owner of 33 supercars, and a Don Juan Cassanova lady killer who runs online courses at his own “Hustlers University,” which he founded.
He is quite literally the ubermensch (Superman) Nietzsche talked about, especially with how many people envy him and treat him with “ressentiment.”
When speaking about his personal journey, Tate said in an interview: “I was broke for a long time. I made my first million when I was, say, 27, and then I had 100 million by the time I was 32 and then I became a trillionaire quite recently.”
Wow. Inspiring. Inspiring as fuck.
Meanwhile, Tate is also one of the primary figures causing more high school boys to become more right-wing and girls to become more left-wing due to his polarity:
After his recent interview with right-wing firebrand Candice Owens, I want to talk about whether he’s a good role model, why he’s hated, and some lessons from the self-proclaimed “Top G.”
We’re Living Inside the Matrix
Andrew Tate believes the modern system of working 9 to 5s, not questioning the government, and being a good little consumer is nothing more than slavery. And I have to say, I agree with him.
Many of us spend the best years of our lives working for digits in a bank account thinking that it will make us happy. It won’t. Moreover, most people don’t even know how money actually works.
Fractional reserve banking
The carried interest loophole
All cash is debt
These things rig the system against the average person, yet most people don’t know or care to learn about them. They don’t know that the money they’re working so hard for is a dogshit Ponzi scheme.
Andrew Tate, on the other hand, hates modern banking so much that he even refuses to hold real estate.
“I’ve lost faith in governments I refuse to hold real estate. You think you own a house? Go piss off the IRS and tell me how long you own that house. You don’t own anything.”
Why Do People Hate Andrew Tate?
What does Andrew Tate produce?
What incredibly valuable commodity does he provide that some people treat him with the utmost respect? Is it fossil fuels? Is it some new technology? Is it some cancer-treating drug?
What is it?
Right now, he produces entertainment through over-the-top manosphere videos and “red pill advice.”
Some of the things he says are valid but he's done some shady shit before that.
In the past, Tate grew up poor and made it big through Muy Thai boxing. Then he really started to earn money by opening a cam-whore business and scaled that business up to make a fortune. He used the psychology of horny men to make them spend as much money on his prostitutes as possible.
That was his main shtick that made him rich.
Then he diversified his activities with the money he made…
Launched some weird "get rich quick" university that rewarded people through a referral system and apparently the “millionaire advice” was to buy NFTs.
Nowadays Tate is monetizing his fame, as he became one of the most talked about people on the planet.
People have really strong feelings about the guy; they love him or hate him.
On one side, he's admitted on camera in the past to using the Loverboy method (seducing young, vulnerable girls and boys over a lengthy period of time to exploit them) to attract women into his camwhore business.
On the other side, we don't really know if other allegations against him are true.
It's a mess, really.
Both sides are really passionate and it's just a shit-throwing festival when you mention him online.
His Thoughts on Women
“So many women say to me, ‘Andrew you’re so rich, smart, and intelligent, but I know you’d get bored of me if I was subservient like a robot.’ I’m thinking bitch, I wish to God you were a robot.”
— Andrew Tate
I’d be remiss not to mention Tate’s thoughts on women. He is, after all, a world-renowned Don Juan.
In his opinion: 1) Women don’t know what they want in relationships 2) Women cheating is worse than a man cheating 3) 99% of society’s problems would be solved if a girl’s body count were inscribed on her forehead — because a woman who’s been with too many partners is a “used car.”
He’s totally right.
Nah, only kidding. All these “Manosphere” guys should realize it is more “alpha” to have a child, stand by your woman, and be a good father. Men abandoning their wives like what happened in the black community, is probably what put us in this masculinity crisis in the first place.
Guys like Andrew Tate are too busy banging hot 20-year-olds to realize this basic truth.
Andrew does a lot his takes for shock value. He seems pretty respectful to women on these podcasts (i.e., Candace Owens, YMH and The Layah Heilpern Show). It seems like he creates a character to get attention by saying these things. But I don’t know the guy personally. I mean, we used to get haircuts from the same barber. But who knows, some things he does and says make him a scumbag.
Final Verdict on Andrew Tate
The Leftist strategy toward “inspiring” men:
Tell men and boys they are the reason for everything bad
Wonder why they distance themselves from your political agenda
I truly hope leftists aren’t that delusional and just pretend to be surprised by the rise of Andrew Tate. Spoiler alert: they aren’t.
This article began from a Reddit thread and most of the comments are almost all zero empathy solipsists. These commenters are so high on their own farts:
-As a former teacher with plenty of teacher friends it's a real concern. How to counter the toxicity Andrew Tate spreads to vulnerable teenage boys. He's effectively radicalizing them. I cannot wait for him to be in jail and hopefully fade into obscurity.
-He sells young boys on fame, fortune, women - the basics. It's not new or original but it's effective and, in my opinion, an extremely underrated danger we face as a society. We should be a lot more concerned about the media our kids are consuming and who they are getting advice from, particularly at such a young age.
-I stumbled across Hustlers University here not so long ago and seeing teenage boys asking how to make more money using their medods was heartbreaking. They didn't care about anything else.
-We'll be raising a generation of sociopaths if more care isn't taken.
These people are insane. Idolizing Tate is not the right way, but it's the only masculine outlet they have because Tate existed outside of their control scheme. What they want for these boys is to feminize them. Sad times.
Andrew Tate is a master comedian and entertainer masquerading as an internet guru. He is self-aware and has that British sense of humor that goes over people’s heads. He has even said in multiple interviews that we live in an “attention economy” and that’s what he’s in the business of.
He's messed up in so many ways—and if he’s convicted of crimes he should be locked up. But for now, the messed-up things he does and says are just a reflection of our messed-up world.
Thanks for your support, I truly appreciate it during these strange times. <3
"and then I became a trillionaire quite recently.”
I hope he didn't really say that.
I like Andrew Tate precisely for the entertainment value. It's a bit like watching the WWE, but with a bit more wits injected into the act.
I don't for a moment believe 90% of what he says. If he claimed to be a "trillionaire," I guess I'll just put that in the same category. If he claimed to be a billionaire, I'd also doubt that. He's a self-promoter, and an entertaining one (in my opinion). These teachers who profess concern probably also were the same ones predicting the WWE characters would cause indelible harm at some future point.
Tate's also a bit like Trump: There appears to be an orchestrated effort to take him off the field. If that effort fails, he'll only be stronger.
Thanks for this post, as always.
I hadn’t really looked into Tate, so this comes as a satisfying and quick explainer. Basically a sort of internet age pimp that acts like a 80s action movie star. Feels like a lot of his schtick would’ve been pretty basic stuff a few decades ago.