The Psychosphere #3: Andrew Tate III
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Emory Andrew Tate III is an American-British cruiserweight kickboxer, mixed martial artist, businessman, sports commentator and vlogger. As a kickboxer, Tate is a three time ISKA Kickboxing world champion and Enfusion Live champion.
Twitter: / ofwudan
Instagram: / cobratate
I can’t believe this was two years ago. He has stayed consistent in his overall message, and his confidence is inspiring.
Except the atheist part. In a recent interview he mentions believing in God now.
How come we have been missing this content since 2 years. We just noticed only recent, after ban he went world wide nuts
how can you guys find this video
@Adnan Syaq no way the matrix helping you to escape itself !?
@@cyber360tech3 he was always like this even a decade ago, if search with his name cobratate,Andrew tate with year u can sitll watch those videos
"How I feel has no bearing on the way I act." - Genius.
Not genius lol
Pretty low bar for genius there......
This really sums up what I love about Tate
Whenever i feel depressed i come back to this interview and it pumps me up
Fffff me I’m 62 today and only just come across this man Tate. I so so wish he was around when I was growing up. What a bloody man. Full stop. God bless him always
A Father figure a lot of us never truly had
Facts man but it’s never too late man you can always change the life ya live in a matter of time 💯🙏🏻but god bless Andrew he made me strive to be better and be the alpha we where all meant to be since the throw back days
Lol you’re 23 stop lying
What would you do differently if he was around when you were growing up?
I'm 102
I was depressed for 7 years and I still agree with him about depression, I was obese, I lost the weight and lifted my whole outlook on self, family, friends, coworkers. Happiness starts with doing something different to change your life
And people feed themselves the idea that happiness will come on a silver platter delivered right to you. Which does more harm bc it rlly starts with change that you willing to do for yourself. Congrats man
Congratulations my friend
👏👏👏👏👏
Being in a depressed state is a very real thing but telling people that their brains are broken and nothing will fix them instead of it being circumstantial is a huge mistake.
It takes kilos of balls to fight back our vices. Kudos and respect for your massive bravery. God bless.
Probably the most insightful interview Tate has done on his mindset and cosmovision as a whole, congrats on the interview sir.
Thanks!
David Sutcliffe you support sex traffickers?
For sure, he was just talking to another smart human being, this is who TOP G is, but to make dumb dumbs catch up he had to become bigger than life itself and he came, saw, and conquered! Fucking TOP G aka MR. PLENTY with TALISMAN TATE AKA GENTLEMAN 00G at his side
What’s cosmovision? Never heard that before
@@steezemeister overall worldview
One of the best interviews I’ve ever heard. His mindset is bulletproof
I’m glad you still have this up on your channel, the one on his channel got taken down. This is one of his best interviews, so many gems I’ve watched multiple times thank you
Why was it taken down?
@@jackjax7921 Cancel culture didn't like what he was saying because he's speaking the truth.
@@VersionBest I like him and completely get him but don't forget his father was a CIA agent I think they make people like him 🤔
Thank you!
@@fxghost1892 there’s also CIA agents who’ve been killed for teaching the people the truth. I don’t remember him saying his father was a CIA agent either so I’m also not sure if you’re just reaching or dead ass serious
Tate taught me one thing which is to say your mind even if it's politically incorrect. The day I started saying only the things that I believe in. Life became better. No shit of pretending.
And the irony is that almost anything you say nowdays is 'politically incorrect'. Makes you wonder who's setting the precedent.
The more I learn about Tate, it’s clear as day as to why there was a coordinated effort by every social media platform to silence him by banning him. It just proves how much Tate terrifies those with the most power.
@@jezebulls same as when trump run for president, everyone loved him yet all of a sudden he was painted as the devil.
The suicide conversation was really interesting. I spent most of my 20's being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Nothing seemed to work out for me no matter how hard I tried. When I was 20, I had a daughter because the girl I was with lied about being on birth control. Around the age of 27 or so, I was working at Home Depot, part time and going to school. In a 2 month period, 3 of my childhood friends died. One hung himself because his wife left him. One shot himself because of his ptsd from the military, and one had been sober for 5 years then overdosed when he relapsed. I was devastated and drinking a lot every day. Like Tate, i showed up every day and kept doing what I needed to do, kept studying, kept working but I was hurting pretty bad. I had been dealing with suicidal feelings for many years at that point and the deaths of my close friends was putting me over the edge. One night, my daughter called me up on skype and she seemed sad. I asked her what was wrong and she said "Sometimes, I just wish I could see you for real." I hadn't seen her in person for 3 years because my ex had moved out of state with her. I started bawling, and pulled out my credit card, bought the cheapest ticket I could find for when my school break started and told her "Well guess what!? I just bought a ticket to come see you!" My daughter goes running through the house yelling "Dad's coming to see me! Dad's coming to see me!" My ex immediately hops on and ruins everything, throwing a huge shit fit. Fast forward a few months and I'm visiting my daughter. I stayed the whole summer break with her. During that time I did a lot of reflecting and came to the conclusion that I didn't know what I'm supposed to do or how I'm going to do it, but no matter what I will not quit until I get my life together and can provide for my daughter. College ended up not doing shit for me, so I eventually ended up going to trade school. Now I work on powerlines and make just shy of 200k a year. My life is in a place I could never have imagined just a few short years ago. Looking back, the suicidal thoughts, the depression, the deaths of my friends- while they were tragedies, they ended up being the best thing that ever happened to me. I had nothing to lose and went all in on getting out of that dark hole. I am a different person today because of it, and I am grateful for those terrible experiences. I couldn't appreciate it at the time, but looking back it was necessary to get me where I am today.
Thanks for sharing, it's good to hear about a man pulling himself out of his darkest moments
Much respect for having the guts to pull yourself out.
You couldn't think yourself that putting your sperm in a woman's vagina leads to pregnancy? So if you caught hiv/aids from someone you're intimite with the outcome depends on the other persons honesty? Or dishonesty in your case 🤦
@@Tmo2024 haha, well, yes and no. I actually had used protection my entire life up to that point because I didn't want to have kids before I was ready. My ex and I had been friends for a long time before we got in a relationship together and she was adamant about not using condoms and she was on the pill. I told her I would only do it if I watched her take the pill every day and she said that was fine. Years later when we separated, I found all of her birth control in the bathroom drawer and she had been taking the sugar pills. Looking back there were red flags all over the place. I actually confided in my mom about the birth control thing before we even got together and my Mom guilt tripped me saying that women don't lie about things like that and saying I need to trust her if I'm going to be in a relationship with her. The whole situation was stupid and when my ex got pregnant my Mom was the worst about it towards me. Even after I caught her cheating multiple times my Mom was still like "I don't care, you have a responsibility to that kid. Deal with it." For the record, I learned from my mistake. I few years later I decided "This is never happening to me again." And I got a vasectomy. In some ways, I regret it, but it was one of the best things I ever did for myself. Since then, and especially since becoming successful, I've had women steal used condoms from my trash can, poke holes in condoms and come up with every excuse under the sun to not have me use one. My favorite one is "I just want to feel you." Yeah, I'm not wearing them because of pregnancy, I'm wearing them so I don't catch something. The crazy thing is these aren't even (seemingly) ratchet women. But since I started making a shit ton of money I feel like I have this big target on my back and there are all these women who have a life planned with me if they can just lock me down lol sorry, I already learned that lesson the hard way.
@@popofabulous bro sorry but you seem to have a horrible mom it's like she cares more about some random girl than you and btw what about your daughter? Is she still with your ex or is she with you?
Best interview, ever. He asked one sentence questions like , "what is courage for you" in 5 sec and gave him 10 minutes to answer. That's how you conduct an interview!!!!
Righttttt
Excellent interview. He doesn’t interrupt Tate and asks insightful, meaning full questions.
This is Andrew Tate's best interview!
Just literally said the same thing
Definitely, I couldn’t finish any of the others ones before and this one was actually interesting. Even though I don’t agree with him on everything (and it’s fine) I was able to listen to him the whole time.
@@marynecharlie2361 which points did you disagree with?
Watch the round 2
untlil now, their second one is pure gold
"what if I've been formed deliberately into this brilliance?" I love this guy's attitude
Probably the greatest Tate interviews ever. Job well done!
Very good!! YMH is my second favourite, well fuck I don’t know they’re all good
The Tates are some of the realest dudes on the planet
professional douches
They half black
@@khalabibosnurmag155 No. Just realistic in a word full of actors
Publicly realest *
@@satoshinakamoto7253 Then I wish they weren't because their assholish nature is even worse
Anything Tate related I will watch. Love how structured and consistent he is.
i did
The more I learn about Tate, it’s clear as day as to why there was a coordinated effort by every social media platform to silence him by banning him. It just proves how much Tate terrifies those with the most power.
The interviewer is truly a professional. He listens, gices his point of view and continue without arguing or defending his own ideas. Awesome mate
Absolutely brilliant! How could you possibly hate this guy? He's the personification of masculinity
That’s why the mainstream hates him. They want to feminize the world. We must support top G at all costs
Nowadays if your not a weak feminine man then you’re automatically toxic
Fr
I can easily make you hate him if you want...
@@m.bition3769 well lets see it then
*Suicide rate drops to 0%
Arrogant
“Emergency meetings are the core of our monumental success”. Andrew Tate, Top-G, Top Striker, Mr. Plenty, Mr. Producer…… 💯🔥👑✊
up top boss lol
🤣🤣
The more I listen to Tate the more I’m able to see the depths of his character. At first he stepped on my toes but now he stiffens backbones
You can get rich helping or hurting people its that simple. One is admirable the other is not. If you are truly valuable as an individual you don't need to stoop down to crime. You can get rich without having a garbage mentality / personality. I think you need some new idols kid! Look up Alex Hormozi, he is a LOT wealthier than the looser Tate who got rich using women like the pathetic guy he is! Alex Hormozi is the way my bro not Tate! It hurts my heart you can not see that.
Well said G
The more I learn about Tate, it’s clear as day as to why there was a coordinated effort by every social media platform to silence him by banning him. It just proves how much Tate terrifies those with the most power.
Well said 💪🏻
This video truly touched my heart and left me feeling inspired and motivated. The message of hope and perseverance resonates deeply with me, and I am grateful for the reminder to never give up on my dreams. Thank you for sharing this powerful and meaningful content.
Thank you.
The thing with this guy - unlike almost anyone else on the internet - is that he can back this shit up - and he's in a position to say what most men think.
Superb interview - great questions - built a very good connection with Tate.
You can get rich helping or hurting people its that simple. One is admirable the other is not. If you are truly valuable as an individual you don't need to stoop down to crime. You can get rich without having a garbage mentality / personality. I think you need some new idols kid! Look up Alex Hormozi, he is a LOT wealthier than the looser Tate who got rich using women like the pathetic guy he is! Alex Hormozi is the way my bro not Tate! It hurts my heart you can not see that.
The more I learn about Tate, it’s clear as day as to why there was a coordinated effort by every social media platform to silence him by banning him. It just proves how much Tate terrifies those with the most power.
Even if this was 3 hours i would still watch it.
Make it 10, I'd break it up into 3 days
Yo I have his courses, selling them for cheap hit me up
@@YishaiRey - EVERYONE has his Courses; they're easily available in pirated versions all over the Internet.
BUT
what you don't know is this: the courses are filled with misinformation, deceptions, gambits, lies, wormholes, deliberately misleading material.
Why?
Because the true VALUE that comes from PURCHASING the Courses is it gives one ACCESS to corresponding ROOM within The War Room WHEN YOU BECOME A MEMBER.
And THAT isn't included when scammers like Rey cheat you.
Buyer Beware!
Wish it was 3 hours
@@iggy-g9994 is it 3h content PhD one ?
Hey Dave,,, this is the first time i see you and i just want to say i have Huge respect for you .. what a guy.. the way you handled this interview was Perfect, not taking Sides just being real and Honest and kept the smile till the end. Much love and respect. God bless your soul.. you have my support. you're a genuine man. I wish you all the best in this life .. your new fan from Saudi Arabia..
Thank you. I appreciate you sharing that. : )
Your questions are so on point. Great interview
I watched this the first time back in 2021. Back then there weren't too many Andrew interviews, but this is one keeps being one of the best if not the best. I keep coming back to it.
David was on point too. Wonderfully conducted analysis or interview. Thank you!
In regard to a future talk. In this talk Andrew was still atheist, I'd be interesting to know how now believing in a superior power has modified the mindset he shares here.
I had no idea how genius Andrew Tate is… my new standard was just set.
this dude is sparking an actual revolution
He actually has a genius lvl iq and a member of mensa which requires iq 145+ and his iq is above that.
@@typicalbangali8499 what a bunch of bullshit! only from his self snitching that's definitely proof he has an average mind at best
@@typicalbangali8499 Mensa requires an IQ of 130. 2 standard deviations (a standard deviation of 15) above the mean, which is 100. That means you’re top 2% in terms of intelligence.
I joined Mensa in october of last year, with the highest possible result from that quiz, which was 135 (Top 1% in terms of intelligence)
So i’m not rare, just one in a hundred. Quite common in fact. 😂
I totally see why women love this man. He is the real deal... he explains he's point clearly and does not contradict himself. Basically has his own values and strong minded
Are you joking, women hate him!
face palm
@@PeterMilko bruhhhhh the guy FUCKS what you mean
@@PeterMilko fat depressed women hate him. Sexy young feminine women on the other hand walk around his house.
@@PeterMilko not the women who matter (hot young models)
@@randomthrowawaychannel1389 ROFL, bro gold diggers want his money and put up with his stupid perspective. Prob just like you do with your boss. gotum
+17.00 minutes!!!
I have worked with kids with behavioral problem, for 12 years.
He’s absolutely true!
The more I push them, into good manners, good behavior and character, the better they get. But the keyword it push, you can’t let them decide, what do they know compered to me.
I always wondered why he "screams" when he speaks. It just dawned on me while watching this. That's how he regulates his emotions. I personally don't think he is a natural public speaker. He is performative and really quite good at it. The elevated pitch in his voice is essentially compensating for his fear or fears.
David did an amazing job regulating his emotions while pushing him to expose them and face them simultaneously.
His story about his father taking away 10 dollars because he got two questions wrong in SAT is very telling.
Interestingly, he has awareness surrounding his ego. He understands he is largely motivated by his ego.
The best Tate interview out there
Thank you.
@@sutcliffedavid no THANK YOU. One of the best conversations I’ve listened to in the last couple years
@@sutcliffedavid loved your questioning. Respect
What an amazing guy. I love how he thinks. Really something to get inspired by
David your conversation skills are top tier, this was the most open I ever seen Andrew on a interview, could you have him again to see what change if any on Andrew's mind in this past 2 years, like un update episode. Stay blessed.
Thank you. It's been discussed. Soon, I hope...
@@sutcliffedavid i would love it
@sutcliffedavid saw the interview you dropped today on Twitter with Andrew, thank for following suit you always ask him the best questions it's hard to find moments of Andrew self reflecting and self analyzing mid interview since he does it alone but with you it's like you have that effect on him of open him up so easy.
Sad it was only 2 hours, hope you talk to him again like he said in he end. Have a blessed day.
I don't see eye to eye with Andrew Tate on many things, I don't appreciate certain behaviours and attitudes of his and many of our values are very very different. Despite all of this, I can't help but respect and admire the guy as an accomplished and principled man with integrity. One of the many things I've learnt from watching this whole Tate thing unfold and experiencing my view of him change is: in this life some very very few men earn the right to be bit of an arsehole and still gain your respect while being that way. Andrew Tate is one of those men.
yep
Excellent interview. I’m older than Tate but share the same mindset which has led to me having an amazing life.
I was once a hater of Andrew Tate because of NightFam 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
I'm a woman and I completely love his mind, how he thinks, very similar to how I do especially the fact that the thing with the Lamborghini or Ferrari (cant remember) he saw and that motivated me as well and . He's right about the fact that most women do want a strong rich guy who can take care of em. My ass gay but my sister is like that , I never understood why cause for me I like what I like but yea I've seen her choose and deny certain man, the pattern is similar to how tate explains it, I'm not judging her , I used to but who am I to judge. Not all are like that of course but his perspective on pretty much everything just resonates with me and idk listening to him motivates me 10x more cause irl lately I don'tsee people who think like that or expresses themselves that way and it's hard to interact with most people but he inspires me to speak my truth & Love him really do
This is a Awesome interview. It’s great example of a conscious narcissist. It is very interesting to look at the spectrum of peoples perspective of the meaning of life. He is strategic in his life’s approach and much of this is beneficial to consider and much of it is overall destructive to society.
No matter what happens to The TATES! You guys have left a powerful message to the World 🌍 that can NEVER DIE!
Thank You
yeah. sadly being a conman makes you rich... but wait a while and the fake empires always crumble sooner or later.
What an excellent interview. Psychologists have talent when it comes to not being judgemnegal and validating every persons feelings
A lot of psychologists have different approaches, you can tell Tate was trying to predict how this man was going to approach this but then he was pleasantly surprised to find that he was not as predictable as he thought.
Best interview with Tate. Please re-schedule a second.
they did, check it out, its fantastic
Andrew Tate is what the world needs...
The more I learn about Tate, it’s clear as day as to why there was a coordinated effort by every social media platform to silence him by banning him. It just proves how much Tate terrifies those with the most power.
HONEST
What a GREAT interview. Thanks to you both for doing this 👏🏼
Thanks Tye!
The best interview to ever exist.Pure
omg the last speech gave me chills and true motivation
I listened it before preparing for my exam just filled with motivation 🔥
The only thing that changes with Tates interviews is how many Supercars he has 🤣🤣🤣
Fr
Cause every month he's buying supercars
fr😂😂
Andrew never has to say sorry for anything because he always makes the best, most rational decision, and is always disciplined and in control of his emotions enough to follow through. You only have to apologise for two things a) your lack of discipline (laziness), or b) intentionally harming someone and wanting to win them back. Andrew is never lazy, and he always supports his previous decisions, so he never needs to apologise.
The more I learn about Tate, it’s clear as day as to why there was a coordinated effort by every social media platform to silence him by banning him. It just proves how much Tate terrifies those with the most power.
David believe me when I tell you I listened to this podcast at least 50 times i'm not exxagerating, thank you for gave to the internet the best Tate podcast imo.
Thank you!
This was by far one of the best interviews I've ever seen. Great questions
David Sutcliffe yo! I've been watching this over and over last year but the new interview is fire! Keep it up G! Thank you.
Best Tate interview there is. David, you are a fantastic interviewer, thank you for doing this interview
Indeed
1:16:42 for me to come back to listen to from time to time
Me too
David, thank you for interviewing him! Tate inspired and changed my whole life.
Great interview man. Lots of insight. You should interview Tristan one of these days.
I love how Tristan sits in the background minding his business,, love those two Gs
Such an insightful individual
You can take away so much from the Tates
Shows to us what a great father can do.
Leave a like if you love your father.
Sir David. I don't know why you don't have a 1 million sub. You are a good interviewer and listener. More power to you and and your channel. God bless to you Sir
You can not love this guy...he is an exceptional human being❤️🙏🏽
This was three years ago. He has stayed consistent in his overall message, and his confidence is inspiring.
@David Sutcliffe
It would be great to hear your thoughts 2 years after this great interview now that Tate has become a household name and the center of controversy.
Also great would be a follow-up interview.
We're talking about a 2nd interview. Hopefully soon.
@@sutcliffedavid Awesome, David. I started listening to Tate exactly a year ago and I think this was the first interview I listened to. Since then there have been dozens of interviews but this one might be the best.
Very much looking forward to the follow-up and appreciate your interview style.
This would be awesome. Great great interview
check it out now, pure gold
Maybe the best motivational talk packed into 1 hour ever created. My big take away is I need to aim fucking higher and working fucking harder. And I don't need to watch any more motivational videos, Tate made it super simple, I know what I need to do.
"I'm buuild for stress, I'm build for war" there is nobody else, only Andrew Tate!!!
What ever you do, don’t let them take this down
He says at one point that he doesn't understand why women would watch this/him.
But, as a woman, what I can take from this, is that it can be motivating. I'm familiar with depression. First that served me into becoming more aware and emphatic. I lacked when it came to being in touch with my emotions. I've been on that side (mindfulness) for a relatively long time. Grateful for it! Unlearned so much that didn't serve me anymore.
Now it's time to balance it out. With male energy. And that's where Andrew can be of service. At first I got taken back by his provoking way. Made me feel unsafe at first. Still some things he says about the role of women I disagree with. However I don't want to look at what I disagree with. Only at what I can take from it to be my best version.
You are what most women lack. Self awareness. Most don't want to admit they lack something and want to escape that situation.The smartest women are capable of excluding themselves and their ego out of the situation and taking everything that benefits them observing the negatives and disregard the things that don't benefit them. Idk where u are from but if u live in the west you are a minority because of all the social programming which is naturally stronger on women because they never evolved to concur and set their beliefs.
❤
to be a human you must have both feminine and masculine traits, human BEING should choose which side and trait to use in which situation, thats the whole point of being conscious being.
women and men both have to adult-up, he gives 'excuse' to women but we are living in a world full of adults with child mindsets, procrastinating avoiding responsibility giving in to ^feelings^ all special snowflakes etc.. western 1st world countries without real problems you can see that everywhere, in politics, in economics in relationships, i guess thats your epiphany and its not about being 'masculine' you think your grandma of your grandma didnt go to the fields in minus freezing to help bring in wood
I agree with you 100%. Depression made me aware of the things I needed to change and that was definitely letting go of the masculine traits I had and allowing myself to be as feminine as I wanted to be, Tate’s videos have helped me know what it is to stay in a womens place and it’s only to keep us feminine and men masculine
Some things he is profoundly right about.
Others I am not so sure.
One thing is for certain.
It is no wonder he has achieved what he set out to do.
This is basically how I explained myself and intantly got over some dumb "anxiety" BS when I went to therapy at 19 because my brother tried to stab me. Minus the world champion kick boxing, hot women, cars, and millions of dollars...haha. But seriously I turned that trauma into becoming a genious artist traveling around the world. It was a gift on top of having an awesome dad who was insanely strict with impossible standards. Its an amazing life
What kind of artist are you ?
this interview was needed. Didnt really care for him before but after this i realize hes more similar to me than I thought
I'm beginning to believe that Andrew's success owes much more to his mother than to his father. Although he doesn't speak extensively about his mother, he speaks highly of his father's influence. While his father provided the motivation for him to achieve important milestones, it was his mother who filled the gaps between those milestones, creating an environment where he felt emotionaly secure, loved, and supported. and maybe this foundation likely instilled in him a distaste for laziness, as he perceived it as a potential means of losing his father's approval. Just guessing
18:03 the interviewer laughing/shocked at the brutalist nature of Tate, never seeing such confrontational, ruthless, assertive, merciless, cold masculinity in his presence ever. HILARIOUS🤣🤣🤣 imagine what this does to girls
Interviewer was laughing his ass off
Well, funny cos its true
It's a huge turn on.
Most people from third world countries were brought up like this with parents like this: we did what we were told, without talking back😂
@@Chainbreak2023 that’s actually kind of a true
Tates a straight G
Brilliant interview, well done David.
Tristan just chillin in the background
This is the type of fathers we need y’all…. All of us in these comments let’s Fucking win the day today and enjoy the fam godbless
there is tristan in the back doing an elite playboy work. salute masterr 🔥
This interview of Tate deserves more views than any other Podcast he's done as great as they were
Great interview. David you are a great actor ,but I am impressed you are such a profound and wise person.keep well and God bless
Great interviewer, thoughtful questions that were actually very insightful to Andrews situations. I think Andrew lays it on a bit for the cameras, but he's a pretty intelligent guy. He's certainly a product of his upbringing and he's channelled that into things he wanted. He's definitely got some narcissistic traits and lacks empathy for people who don't share his value system.
I learned more from Andrew podcasts than my 10 years of school education , Top G
Thank You so much for sharing this. I really loved every minute of this interview and I personally have taken a lot away from this.
This interview is really different. Thanks a lot. You wanted him to win, but you tested him. And when he won, you took it to a deeper level. Great.
Thank you!
@@sutcliffedavid PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE BROTHER DAVID, TRY TO GET HIM ON AN INTERVIEW/ PODCAST AGAIN❗️❗️❗️
You are literally the best interviewer of ALL the podcasts he has done. You’re NOT a little snake who tries to frame him in a pathetic way to unfairly stick a label on his head, but you are still able to challenge his ideas❗️
@@MK-hw2ir thank you! working on it
@@sutcliffedavid have you seen those garbage interviewers from bbc & vice (that matt shay guy). They’re pathetic and literally do what i described in my previous comment. Everyones life goal should be to NOT end up like them.
G Mindset on full display. Bravo Tate, Bravo 👏👏👏 great interview
Gotta watch the first one before watching the new one 🤘
@naren456 👊👊
Great interview. Andrew has so much positive and uplifting energy. I loved this, looking forward to watching Part 2.
Why do people hate this man...he hasn't lied🤝🏿
Because they hate themselves and tate exposes that
The more I learn about Tate, it’s clear as day as to why there was a coordinated effort by every social media platform to silence him by banning him. It just proves how much Tate terrifies those with the most power.
People hate to hear the truth
@@leerichmond1459nah I hate him cuz he’s a misogynist
@@jezebullsthey banned him because he’s a misogynist. Wake up
The best and most honest Tate's interview
I am watching this because I fucked up thinking that there isn't any decent men left in the world and ended up a single mum to a daughter...so when I came across you, that's when I realized there's some hope for my daughters future because you are shaping the world 😁 which means I can focus on installing the right things in to my daughter so that she can become a more decent woman than I was and break the cycle! Thank you for being you and being honest. It's mad how much I agree with most of the things that tate says..
Thank you for your words!
Big tech really made come to know Andrew Tate, i am happy I came to know him. Hardened fan from Nigeria.
Great Pod Cast. Even if you don't agree with everything he says, you can't disrespect the man and his courage to voice his opinion.
The more I learn about Tate, it’s clear as day as to why there was a coordinated effort by every social media platform to silence him by banning him. It just proves how much Tate terrifies those with the most power.
Your insight and way of getting inside guests is amazing David. Much love brother
59:58 This advice will save so many guys. Take this to heart fr
At 44:00, I recall there were studies done on this topic. The experiment was based around two groups of people, one group were getting electric shocks, the other group had the choice whether or not to swap places with an individual getting an electric shock. The result was that people overwhelmingly swapped places with those getting shocked even though it did no good for them. It basically proved that humans can be altruistic even when they'd get no pleasure from the result. Or at least an altruistic act can be the overwhelming motivation with pleasure coming secondary.
what about the pleasure of upholding one’s ethical or moral boundaries/values ?
Forever Zen think this is what you’re looking for “For example, if those feeling higher amounts of empathy help only because they want to reduce the discomfort of the situation, then they should help less frequently when they know their task is over and they can simply leave the experiment without helping. Yet this prediction has been repeatedly disconfirmed (Batson 1991, ch. 8).” - source: www.iep.utm.edu/psychego/#SH5c
thanx for the link, QuantumPhysics. while i personally find the empathy-altruism hypothesis (it was kind of weird the conclusion substituted as equivalent egoistic-altruistic, but anyway) unnecessarily mutually exclusive, the option to leave the experiment may not fully explain a “mood-enhancing experience (e.g., feel glad someone was helped)” if those feeling higher amounts of empathy “leave the experiment without helping.”
Alhamdulillah he is Muslim now 😊
Really liked this interviewer, he was straight forward, not intimidated by Tate and asked good questions. He also understood Andrew’s points really well.
lmao love how Tristan is just chillin in the background like the top G he is
The world needs more men like Andrew Tate! Brilliant interview.
This was a very good interview from both men!
AMAZING CONVERSATION! 🔥 love the line of questioning.
Great mature interview! Hope you keep doing them.