Andrew Tate Reveals The Impact His Mother Had On His Life

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  • @BillyWright-xg6ig
    @BillyWright-xg6ig 2 месяца назад +712

    i know tate hates books, but I got recommended from someone on tates old hustlers group about a book ‘25 money secrets from donald trump’ and its honestly life-changing

  • @NewTheoryMagazine
    @NewTheoryMagazine 2 года назад +381

    When your mother asks, 'Do you want a piece of advice?' It is a mere formality. It doesn't matter if you answer yes or no. You're going to do it anyway

  • @shakhan1848
    @shakhan1848 Год назад +45

    We all need to take care of our mothers please everyone.

    • @missionlightsgrp9187
      @missionlightsgrp9187 Год назад +2

      Sometimes, the best way to take care of your parents is to leave them alone, really.

    • @IFlorint
      @IFlorint Год назад

      ​@@missionlightsgrp9187 and retire them

    • @donnovanjohnson2508
      @donnovanjohnson2508 4 месяца назад

      ​@@missionlightsgrp9187seriously, obviously he's a mamma's boy, he retired her because she raised him. Obviously he glamorizes the memory of his father. His views on women are a reflection on what his mother raised him to think. Tate is a moron, he is a band wagon right winger, he is a lier. Knowing the facts like he was born in Washington DC in 1986 and his father washed out military, what his mother found in his pocket was probably crack and left to blow his winnings on more crack. The military doesn't offer anyone who has not retired a pension especially after the fact especially $5k in the 80's/90's for enlisted. Boarder line narcissistic personality disorder isn't a anything the military would compensate for because it's not something you developed as a result of military service. None of what he said made logical sense except when he said his mother was great and when he could he retired her although his father was alive when he started making money. Tate doesn't mention his mother out of respect and it keeps her out of the media.

    • @donnovanjohnson2508
      @donnovanjohnson2508 4 месяца назад

      His mother was worth taking care of many aren't. His father based off what he said is this clip was POS. I know because I was raised by my Father not mother, i know because when my parents split he took and raised my siblings and I, i know because when my father died his parents took over raising us, i know this because my GRANDFATHER continued to raise us after my grandmother passed and my GRANDFATHER continued to raise us until we turned adults. That's what real men do. Its not moms job to keep you alive that's what you're father is supposed to do.

    • @donnovanjohnson2508
      @donnovanjohnson2508 4 месяца назад

      In his story his father walked out and was gone for days, that's because his mother was weak. My grandfather knew if he walked out he better be home by dinner or don't come back period. He was a real man. Tate wasn't raised by a man let alone a real like he likes to think himself so how could he possibly know anything about being a man?

  • @Donotbefooled
    @Donotbefooled Год назад +28

    I dont get it. Andrew always said shit about single moms and guys not being able to provide. Now when its his parents, he says they were fantastic.

    • @EB-gt1pq
      @EB-gt1pq Год назад +11

      Same thing, I’m thinking. He says men are supposed to provide for their families yet his father couldnt provide anything.

    • @julianm4381
      @julianm4381 4 месяца назад +2

      @@EB-gt1pq his fathers inability to do so financially is probably why making money was so important for him at a young age

    • @RanabirDan
      @RanabirDan 19 дней назад

      ​@@julianm4381Not inability his father was irresponsible

  • @linie1450
    @linie1450 Год назад +75

    “ After he was diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder, …” That explains everything why he is the way he is now😊

    • @simbabwe2907
      @simbabwe2907 Год назад +12

      And you smiling about this tells more about you, than anything else.It's nice looking in the mirror isn't it?

    • @nyahhbinghi
      @nyahhbinghi Год назад

      partly autism, partly npd

    • @Sharkfan
      @Sharkfan Год назад +4

      @@simbabwe2907 yup, li nie broken and seeing people "beneath" them makes them feel good. another broken person

    • @excel1828
      @excel1828 Год назад +2

      he doesnt have it his father did. Tate has a justifiable ego from being in a professional ring 86 times with 78 wins and a father who was in the CIA and knew 4 languages and his grandfather was a ww2 vet. Kinda hard not to have an ego with that family tree and i guarantee you've never known anyone with narcissistic personality disorder cuz if you did you wouldnt mistake obvious satirical jokes as narcissism🤣

    • @linie1450
      @linie1450 Год назад

      @@Sharkfan I don’t think he’s beneath or above me. I just see grandiose and lack of empathy in him. I also think you might be just as broken as I am.

  • @mrsjamessmom9044
    @mrsjamessmom9044 Год назад +22

    He thought his mother was weak. Explains a lot.

    • @justanaveragejess86
      @justanaveragejess86 Месяц назад

      I think that narcissistic personality disorder and extremely low self esteem explains it pretty well personally.

  • @arghandewal
    @arghandewal Год назад +16

    He idolizes his dad but how great of a man was he if he couldn't keep his marriage to a "subservient" woman together? The booze, drugs, gambling - Tate puts him on a pedestal but it doesn't sound like he was worth emulating. Meanwhile, he discounts his mother taking care of him to "she kept us alive but my dad taught us lessons." The lesson should have been to shape his character after a woman who was there for her children and took care of them. Not the man who prioritized booze, drugs and gambling.
    PS: I don't think a lieutenant in the military makes $6,000 per month (especially not 30-40 years ago).

  • @abduljalilmahama5682
    @abduljalilmahama5682 2 года назад +313

    taking care of his mother alone makes him a great man regardless of what he says

    • @bilawl9359
      @bilawl9359 2 года назад +20

      When you have a shit ton of money it’s easy to take care of your mother. I wonder how often he visits her though

    • @abduljalilmahama5682
      @abduljalilmahama5682 2 года назад +31

      @@bilawl9359 none of your business

    • @devinsilva2102
      @devinsilva2102 2 года назад +34

      @@bilawl9359 bruh have you retired your mom so she doesn’t have to wake up early work hard days and commute 16 hour days to come home and clean the house and feed the kids and help with schoolwork ? Stop being a hater

    • @buckrogers7115
      @buckrogers7115 2 года назад

      @@bilawl9359 what an ignorant thing to say

    • @istg5619
      @istg5619 2 года назад +7

      @@bilawl9359 do you live with him?

  • @skibbydweez2647
    @skibbydweez2647 2 года назад +205

    Props to Andrew’s mom for stepping in and being the father and mother of the house…while the dad stepped out, checked out and checked mate all his drinking buddies

    • @donblazar2883
      @donblazar2883 2 года назад +13

      You don’t even know what you’re talking bout 🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @skibbydweez2647
      @skibbydweez2647 2 года назад +53

      @@donblazar2883 o yeah ??? Lol 😂 AirForce said here is $60k per year to take care of your wife and kids “because you are a narcissist “ and he turned it down in true NARCISSIST fashion because it was always about him and never about protecting and raising his family…
      Andrew is everything he is now because of everything his dad wasn’t..He just hasn’t realized it!

    • @donblazar2883
      @donblazar2883 2 года назад +17

      You could be right or wrong it doesn’t matter..Andrew doesn’t think of his dad like that but I just think it’s funny how an outsider like u can just say what u saying without all the details…he made a long story short cus he’s on a podcast but, you think u know it all.

    • @skibbydweez2647
      @skibbydweez2647 2 года назад +26

      @@donblazar2883 You don’t pick up and move to another country to live on welfare if things are OK and the father is doing everything possible to do the man’s role in the home. Things were really bad and mom had to take on both roles of the parent to do what’s best for her kids!
      But yeah I have no clue about his life after watching this clip. Lol

    • @jesterbons1558
      @jesterbons1558 2 года назад +3

      lol get out of the comment bot😂

  • @bluesky7288
    @bluesky7288 Год назад +15

    Military was NOT paying 6 to 7k a month in the 80s so this cant be true about his father. Also he would not have gotten disability for narcissistic personality disorder since it is not an injury occurring while in the military.

  • @lordsachit2397
    @lordsachit2397 2 года назад +115

    "Buy a lambo. Chill, it's fine" - Tate (circa 2022 CE)

    • @pat_solo
      @pat_solo 2 года назад +11

      bro I burst out laughing when he said that lmaoo

    • @lordsachit2397
      @lordsachit2397 2 года назад +6

      @@pat_solo All the motivation you need to keep going.

    • @denisastm84
      @denisastm84 2 года назад +1

      Lot of show off. And there are so many people taking his words literally.

    • @lordsachit2397
      @lordsachit2397 2 года назад

      @@denisastm84 People dont get it. Lot of low IQ people out there. NGMI

    • @mosesnandi
      @mosesnandi Год назад +1

      Classic

  • @sonyreviewedit7687
    @sonyreviewedit7687 2 года назад +64

    I need to meet this guy or interview him this dude is impacting soo many people including me!!

  • @roberthalonen1595
    @roberthalonen1595 2 года назад +63

    Respect to this podcast 👏

  • @ColinBenjamin
    @ColinBenjamin 2 года назад +162

    So Tate’s dad was diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder, and he was largely raised by his mother…. I’d like to hear what a behavioral psychologist might say about some of the views he espouses.

    • @KD400_
      @KD400_ 2 года назад +12

      Go watch that tate interview with a psychologist

    • @egaluel
      @egaluel 2 года назад +48

      Psychologists can also diagnose Deez Nutz

    • @ricflairdrip5235
      @ricflairdrip5235 2 года назад +24

      I believe his dad was misdiagnosed. He had asperger and some of his behaviours overlap. Autists deslike authority and are very rigid on their beliefs and principles

    • @maxpayne4129
      @maxpayne4129 2 года назад +2

      @@egaluel Lol

    • @D4n1t0o
      @D4n1t0o Год назад +1

      @@ricflairdrip5235 You're not wrong, we are.

  • @realryanarchibald
    @realryanarchibald 2 года назад +44

    “My Sanity Is Not For Sale”

  • @anca3932
    @anca3932 2 года назад +152

    So his father chose his ego over his kids meal. Yeah great role model. Love Andrew's ways of explaining his childhood

    • @marcusantonius117
      @marcusantonius117 2 года назад +16

      if he signed it andrew may not have been as motivated to become a successful boxer and become rich

    • @mfundoh8148
      @mfundoh8148 2 года назад

      Sometimes all a man has is his Principles.

    • @anca3932
      @anca3932 2 года назад +43

      @@mfundoh8148 Nah bro he had kids. As a father you have to make sure they have what they need. That's unacceptable.

    • @mfundoh8148
      @mfundoh8148 2 года назад +27

      @@anca3932 i understand why you feel the way you do about this but it all came full circle. Andrew's been offered 10's if not 100's of millions of dollars to endorse things that could've potentially harmed us like alcohol and crypto scams and he turned it all down because of the same principles he adopted from his father. Both you and I will never be able to understand or appreciate the kind of person his father was. On top of that, Emory had a change of heart after realising how much his wife was suffering. Let's not Judge the dead. Especially since this person raised someone who's inspiring so many young men to be better versions of themselves.

    • @marcusantonius117
      @marcusantonius117 2 года назад +17

      @@mfundoh8148 she's a woman she won't understand bro

  • @Ejowolfhqlqhv
    @Ejowolfhqlqhv Год назад +7

    I love disciplined and principled people ❤️❤️❤️

  • @MastLuc
    @MastLuc 2 года назад +34

    Damn I wish that I could have retired my mother before she passed

    • @cassidyshi1978
      @cassidyshi1978 Год назад +1

      You're a good man

    • @earthangelexplore7159
      @earthangelexplore7159 Год назад +1

      Awww that is absolutely wonderful. Maybe help support a women's shelter or if she has friends/sisters alive, help them.

    • @MastLuc
      @MastLuc Год назад

      @@earthangelexplore7159 occasionally do some humanitarian work or help someone out that is truly in need of help, very gratifying feeling

    • @nyahhbinghi
      @nyahhbinghi Год назад

      same same

  • @jellyfilling7827
    @jellyfilling7827 Год назад +38

    So basically he over compensates no father figure and blames his mom for his dad not wanting to be there

    • @animebrospodcast4577
      @animebrospodcast4577 Год назад +8

      He had a father figure you fool. They just didn’t see eachother as much in Andrews mid teenage years because they were in England every thing andrew Tate was taught was by his father

    • @jellyfilling7827
      @jellyfilling7827 Год назад +10

      @@animebrospodcast4577 yeah no woman would ever let her child be so disrespectful and mean.

  • @Fiveandime
    @Fiveandime 2 года назад +7

    So his dad had NPD!!! That's super vulnerable thing to share. Kudo's bruh

  • @bilsid
    @bilsid 2 года назад +29

    Whatever money I make, my mum has full unconditional rights over it. because even if I work hard all my life for her, I can't repay one sleepless night she spent carrying me in her belly. That's what Islam tells me.

    • @ogaimon3380
      @ogaimon3380 2 года назад

      That only work if you have good parents,it mean you are lucky nothing to do with islam
      some people were born with shit parent that physicaly abused them then thrown them away

    • @Mhse1828
      @Mhse1828 Год назад +6

      Just beautiful said.

  • @letmebeyourocd
    @letmebeyourocd Год назад +22

    “My sanity is not for sale.” That’s such a good quote.

    • @anar3662
      @anar3662 Год назад +3

      so good yeah, he chose his ego and breaking his family; he was such a "real man", that he let his wife figure out how to survive with 3 children to the point she left him and he was present once a year for his children like an uncle. great lesson for his kids, and Tates admire him for that. such a remarkable failure that Andrew can not bear it.This is the BEST example how bad it is for a woman to be submissive to a bad man, like his dad. No wonder Andrew is obssessed with making money so women dont leave him

    • @nyahhbinghi
      @nyahhbinghi Год назад

      his father was true to himself, he wanted to play chess, so that's what he did, even if it didn't make much money. But yes, perhaps as you suggest, being rich does a decent job of ensuring that women don't leave? partly true indeeed...

    • @anar3662
      @anar3662 Год назад +2

      The type of women Tate wants, for sure would leave him if he doesnt make money, he chooses shallow women.
      Going to play chess and be “true to yourself” you do it at 18 years old, not when you have responsibilities and children to feed. A real men takes care of his family not abandoning them and dissapearing for months to pursue hobbies that don’t make money

    • @anar3662
      @anar3662 Год назад

      If Tate is found guilty for trafficking and raping women, i hope he rottens in prison and gets a taste of what he did from other loving men like him, jail fellows

    • @dmag7393
      @dmag7393 Год назад

      Not ego his integrity

  • @LovelyBread-tf9ur
    @LovelyBread-tf9ur 4 месяца назад

    I respect him for loving and respect both parents.

  • @loveandpeace3545
    @loveandpeace3545 Год назад +11

    Now we know where this dude got his narcissist personality disorder from, he inherited it from his father. When he is describing his father he is describing himself.

  • @charlotterhotilde7388
    @charlotterhotilde7388 Год назад +36

    This guy loves his dad. You can tell he think he’s dad is a hero just like a little kid.

    • @Tacotina40
      @Tacotina40 Год назад +1

      Because he is a hero

    • @sandrasimpson1736
      @sandrasimpson1736 Год назад +6

      yeah, his mom should have let his dad cheat without arguing about it. SMH

    • @bzb8554
      @bzb8554 Год назад +1

      @@sandrasimpson1736 another low aptitude modern chick that can't prioritize 😂

    • @bzb8554
      @bzb8554 Год назад +1

      @@sandrasimpson1736 you must be all kinds of slow to assume a dominant man will be monogamous. Get over yourselves lol

    • @SLS61959
      @SLS61959 Год назад

      @@bzb8554 it always crushes me when such a superior being reaches out and replies to something I've said

  • @thinkgrowhealthy2137
    @thinkgrowhealthy2137 Год назад +6

    No spouse should be subservient to the other. He seems to be arrogant and has a distorted view of married life.

  • @LR-kj8ec
    @LR-kj8ec Год назад +11

    But his father wasn't a great provider financially. Men need to learn to provide for their families & see it as a manly honourable thing rather than be resentful for it. Making money doesn't mean you're not principled. US military is messed up.

    • @ovs4744
      @ovs4744 Год назад +1

      US military is the least messed up military in the world

  • @littlebacteria2021
    @littlebacteria2021 3 месяца назад

    At last his dad wants his mother to be happy and fine so he agrees to sign that contract.
    Andrew retired his mother as soon as he gets rich both have same goal to have a sweet and loving family but due to difference in circumstances they got separated and suffered a lot.
    But now when his father watches all this from above he must be very proud of his son, they are just like as he wants them to be..............!

  • @gerardomenendez8912
    @gerardomenendez8912 Год назад +4

    The British government was in charge of keeping him alive whereas his dad was in charge of teaching him the lessons.

  • @samhaine8912
    @samhaine8912 Год назад +1

    I respect that inspire of all the money they've made they haven't forgotten what it was like to be poor. N

  • @hamc861
    @hamc861 Год назад +4

    Andrew retired his mom.... ❤️

  • @thekidsleepyy
    @thekidsleepyy Год назад +9

    “She’s going to keep you alive, I’m going to make you live”

  • @murdomacinnes6176
    @murdomacinnes6176 Год назад +3

    After his arrest today - I was just wondering - how did he end up a flawed example of a man -- wonder what his upbringing was ( psychi nurse - long retired in me ) --- this interview kinda says it all --- and that was the softer version he gave id imagine

  • @kw9568
    @kw9568 Год назад +8

    Omg! This explains why Andrew is a narcissist! His father was a narcissist!!! Wow!!!!!

  • @abdullah.a.nahyan
    @abdullah.a.nahyan Год назад +1

    Andrew Tate is the definition of a high-value man! I have seen many celebrities who had austere finances during their childhood bring up the matter during broadcast, embarrassing their parents. Unlike them, Tate just delivered a fresh perspective on this matter!

    • @RanabirDan
      @RanabirDan 19 дней назад

      High value my arse he's a pimp and fought in lowtier competition fighting against part time plumbers and truck drivers and left it when he wasn't earning much I respect people who earned in fame and money in an honest way like Mike Tyson and Cristiano Ronaldo

  • @sunnybeach4837
    @sunnybeach4837 Год назад +15

    Hell yeah, his father had taken care of his mother after all. Through his son.

  • @ToxicBogan
    @ToxicBogan 2 года назад +4

    Ayo he said he live in the south side Tate from 63rd

  • @chamuelolivier1594
    @chamuelolivier1594 Год назад +3

    it was also my father's job to keep me alive, feed me and protect me. That's what every good father do. What if the mother also choose to pursue her dreams and went away for weeks? Now i understand why this man is so damaged. And i totally why understand that Tate is much more a caricature that a man. His father was a grandiose shadow...I truly pity for his mum to have to put up with bad husband, an non provider and cheater. His father has a narcissistic personnality? How come we didn't know🤣! Is it heriditary?

  • @elizabethwilk9615
    @elizabethwilk9615 Год назад +3

    Obviously he glorifies his father yet to me he seems to have been irresponsible. He left his family penniless in a ghetto.

  • @NicolasGanea
    @NicolasGanea 2 года назад +1

    only value was what pat said about the 83 questions need to know if he has done that video

  • @jejudo3000
    @jejudo3000 2 года назад +6

    He gotta show some proofs from those claims

  • @patbateman9187
    @patbateman9187 Год назад

    8:41 "Buy a Lambo" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @anndj1118
    @anndj1118 Год назад +6

    Can’t help thinking he’s just a good bullshitter. You can’t be sure what he’s telling you is actually true. I read somewhere that he said he was a trillionnaire. He talks really fast but I wouldn’t say he’s articulate.

  • @Opochtli
    @Opochtli 2 года назад +1

    Good m8

  • @johnnycash5520
    @johnnycash5520 Год назад +8

    Did you know that one of the outcomes of having a narcissistic parent is the urge to keep sunglasses on everywhere you go

    • @brownsugawithouttabag
      @brownsugawithouttabag Год назад +1

      He said he has bad eyes

    • @johnnycash5520
      @johnnycash5520 Год назад +2

      @@brownsugawithouttabag do you believe everything you hear and see on TV LOL it's just a statement I understand why he's so smart I've also been raised by a narcissistic family I'm telling you this is one of the side effects if I was as popular and famous as him with as much money as he gots I would not want people to know that you can control Me through my eyes with empathy and other feelings that's why empaths have a hard time looking at people in the eyes and prefer to wear sunglasses

    • @simbabwe2907
      @simbabwe2907 Год назад +2

      There are literally two recorded instances on RUclips were Tate hurt his eyes. One when he was 18 and the other one after a kickboxing match. You are in denial.

    • @johnnycash5520
      @johnnycash5520 Год назад

      @@simbabwe2907 it really don't sound like I'm the one in denial do you believe everything you see on TV or social media I'll give you another clue on the subject another thing an empath will do is go around barefooted because they draw their energy from the Earth another thing they do is hold their hands together in the triangle shape to help complete the flow of energy LOL I would love to have a healthy debate on this if anybody's interested

  • @sillesrepa8249
    @sillesrepa8249 Год назад +1

    0:53 be scared

  • @andreapoirier5033
    @andreapoirier5033 Год назад

    Love this ❤❤❤

  • @denisejustdenise
    @denisejustdenise Год назад

    I LOVE Andrew Tate's offer to train Elon Musk for his upcoming fight with Mark Zuckerberg. "You will not lose."

  • @jaybream8090
    @jaybream8090 2 года назад +2

    his idear of growing up poor definitely needs addressing if his dad was making that much a month lol

    • @nananyantakyi1549
      @nananyantakyi1549 Год назад +1

      Watch the video again.. His dad did not accept the money

  • @nikitaw1982
    @nikitaw1982 2 года назад +4

    Most mothers groom their sons to be slaves. Mine is constant undermining.
    Last conversation stuck fingers in ears shut my eyes and said "if dont want to have a respectful healthy conversation I dont want to talk to you."

    • @hollyp9811
      @hollyp9811 2 года назад +7

      That’s your experience. Not most mothers. Sounds like yours might be a narcissist. You just can’t please them.

    • @typicalbangali8499
      @typicalbangali8499 2 года назад +2

      Bro don't disrespect ur mother no matter what they do, and take some accountability for your own actions

    • @jejudo3000
      @jejudo3000 2 года назад

      Slave to what? The mom?

    • @l.o.v.edrive3466
      @l.o.v.edrive3466 Год назад +1

      Nah dont come for the good moms out there. Not our fault your mom turned up to be a narcissist. Like there are bad father, there are bad mothers. Cant push all blame on all mothers when yours turned out to be horrible, it's like you cant blame all men for one mans action.

  • @marcusantonius117
    @marcusantonius117 2 года назад

    proof hes a good man

  • @bluesky7288
    @bluesky7288 Год назад +6

    Tate is lying that he gives his mother 15 to 20% of his income cause she STILL lives in the same low income apt he grew up in! In another interview he said he made her retire from catering company by giving her 3 times her salary there. So he never bought her a house, fancy car or enough money to move from poverty housing. What a liar!

    • @kw9568
      @kw9568 Год назад

      She probably doesn't want his dirty money. If I was his mother I would be ashamed of him! Total embarrassment! I could not imagine raising a son for all those years who grows up to manipulate, beat and rape women! There's no way I would take that money!!!

    • @Boudi-ca
      @Boudi-ca Год назад

      No idea what the truth is but there was a time back then people could actually purchase their low income house for a cheap price. If she still lives there it’s very likely she owns it and doesn’t want to move.

  • @wrdswpns1139
    @wrdswpns1139 2 года назад +8

    ok , so his dad was bi racial as well ...not full blooded black ....intersting .

    • @plantiron
      @plantiron 2 года назад +2

      When was it said?

    • @JohnSmith-gh3kp
      @JohnSmith-gh3kp 2 года назад +13

      No, he is black, most if not all black americans are going to have white ancestry somewhere down the line due to slavery etc.

    • @djoseph5130
      @djoseph5130 2 года назад

      😂😂

    • @Chainbreak2023
      @Chainbreak2023 2 года назад +1

      No his grandmother was biracial, who married a dark skinned black man, and had Andrew’s dad. And his dad married an English woman

    • @wrdswpns1139
      @wrdswpns1139 2 года назад

      @@plantiron his appearance .

  • @dezznutz8692
    @dezznutz8692 2 года назад +8

    sometimes i feel like he talks a lot a shit but that’s just the way i think because how does one know so much about someone else’s experience in life when he wasn’t with him 24-7

    • @josephdoel2657
      @josephdoel2657 2 года назад

      Having a relationship with someone.

    • @dezznutz8692
      @dezznutz8692 2 года назад

      @@josephdoel2657 that doesn’t mean shit bro. a relationship doesn’t define how well or what you know about a person.
      i was in a relationship with a girl for 3 and a half years and didn’t know she was capable of completely ghosting me without any given reason or anything to let me know what i could learn from that experience or done better for the relationship until it happened. i tarnished myself for 2 and a half fukin years for not knowing what i did wrong.
      doesn’t matter how well you know someone mate, your experience is not theirs and their experience is not yours.

    • @josephdoel2657
      @josephdoel2657 2 года назад

      @@dezznutz8692 you seem pretty torn up about her. Go get another one

  • @leptune
    @leptune 2 года назад +10

    He's father was a narcissist... Not surprising 🤭🤣🤣

    • @Kk-jn5gu
      @Kk-jn5gu 2 года назад +4

      At the end he tried to sign it to get the money and they said No so technically he wasn't narcissistic 😂😂

  • @elusive4072
    @elusive4072 2 года назад +2

    Just buy a Lambo

  • @aine222222
    @aine222222 Год назад +1

    3 humpty dumpties

  • @FIDIOT-cringe
    @FIDIOT-cringe Год назад

    No way!! Taint's Dad was a narcissist!!????? 🤯🙄

  • @elizabethwilk9615
    @elizabethwilk9615 Год назад +1

    It’s sad to watch a man who was a discipline sportsman, a good orator self destruct bc he hung out with the type of women he abhors.

  • @bethshaw6757
    @bethshaw6757 Год назад

    Was your Mother a Jezebel?

  • @amelieremp8749
    @amelieremp8749 Год назад

    Why do you hide your eyes behind those glasses?

    • @gerolsteiner219
      @gerolsteiner219 Год назад

      I believe its cause he had an eye injury when he was younger from his kickboxing days.

  • @janmargaret7972
    @janmargaret7972 Год назад

    I just knew he was the sort of son who would always take care of his mum.

  • @HolyArmor
    @HolyArmor Год назад +2

    The guy is totally wack

  • @forgetaboutit192
    @forgetaboutit192 11 месяцев назад

    diagnosed with NPD. thats really surprising. 😂

  • @zentiq12
    @zentiq12 Год назад

    Just buy Lambro....Lol....

  • @scottsimon769
    @scottsimon769 2 года назад +1

    Last 🤬 💩

  • @snobbishruk751
    @snobbishruk751 2 года назад +26

    I now know where Andrew Tate inherited narcissistic personality disorder. A lot of black Americans have the same diagnosis as well. That’s why they tend to be obviously so full of themselves,like jewelry,flashy things,and so on. Someone don’t tell me it’s a result of slavery. I’m also a black man. Jews have a similar history but don’t behave the same. Why? I know Tate’s dad was given a fake diagnosis but Andrew himself even though I agree with majority of what he says,he very well fits the narcissistic personality disorder diagnosis.

    • @ThereIsNoTime1986
      @ThereIsNoTime1986 2 года назад +22

      Way to generalize simpleton.

    • @snobbishruk751
      @snobbishruk751 2 года назад

      @@ThereIsNoTime1986 . Stereotype don’t fall out of sky smart man. There’s a reason black Americans gun each other down daily and there’s a reason they are the vast majority in the prison system. Not just racism. There’s nothing more foolish than fully knowing there’s a pit in front of u and u end up falling into it. It only speaks to your level of critical thinking and decision making.

    • @adinadade8167
      @adinadade8167 2 года назад +13

      I think you missed the point of their “diagnosis”.
      He said his father didnt have to sign the document because he wasn’t really crazy.
      It’s a tactic from the military to make people “get in line”.

    • @iamtheonewhoknocks854
      @iamtheonewhoknocks854 2 года назад

      Your response shows you have no critical thinking skills, can’t perceive nuance in language , worst of all your emotional. Do you really think ‘the matrix’ wants the black man to succeed …. Andrew Tate is gold for black people and men he opens eyes to the reality’s of the world.

    • @xsbbx5191
      @xsbbx5191 2 года назад +13

      dude the millitary contredicted them selves and you didn't notice?, they told him sign and when he came back and wanted to signe it they said no you're not crazy anymore, so they never belived he had this disorder they just didn't like the fact that he stand for him self

  • @blackelite9169
    @blackelite9169 2 года назад

    He’s from the south side of Chicago 😂😂😂😂 hell naw

  • @emilioperez6435
    @emilioperez6435 2 года назад +15

    U know someone is a narcissists when they smoke those nasty ass cigars like their big shots

    • @Docmajor16
      @Docmajor16 2 года назад +15

      They're *

    • @typicallymoody
      @typicallymoody 2 года назад +35

      Very illogical and emotionally driven comment. It’s disappointing as a man to not use your critical thinking ability

    • @schlotzkovich6909
      @schlotzkovich6909 2 года назад

      Uh what? Plenty of people smoke cigars. They're ALL narcissists? You don't have a cigar spot/club in your town where you see people from all walks of life?
      What a shallow thought. Sounds like you're extremely insecure.

    • @Loooooooooooool1
      @Loooooooooooool1 2 года назад

      @@typicallymoody what?

    • @TheBarber921
      @TheBarber921 2 года назад +5

      You must of never smoked a cigar lol

  • @naaiiiz
    @naaiiiz 2 года назад

    Buy a lambo!;)

  • @nikitaw1982
    @nikitaw1982 2 года назад +3

    Wow. Living with family free rent but cost is ur sanity lol. More should be in therapy if it works.

  • @sapito169
    @sapito169 2 года назад

    buy lambo XD

  • @dianekelly4597
    @dianekelly4597 Год назад

    Makes me grateful I had a dad that was home everyday. Little known fact: Emory Tate had to marry a white woman. Black women were scared of him. That's a huge red flag. Black women are tough as nails. So, I do think Emory Tate was ill. I'm leaning towards highly functional mental illness .

  • @mishnash-xj8qk
    @mishnash-xj8qk Год назад +1

    Without his mother and her English heritage how ever would they have ate?

  • @kevinknuckles25
    @kevinknuckles25 Год назад

    Yeah.... buy a Lambo, ma. 😂

  • @TheGerogero
    @TheGerogero Год назад +121

    Patrick: Tell me about your mother.
    Andrew: So my dad...

    • @katn9572
      @katn9572 Год назад +15

      Yeah it’s quite telling.

    • @shelley7209
      @shelley7209 5 месяцев назад +3

      The dad would take off half the year and go play chess over being loyal to his family! The Tate’s find nothing wrong with it! I don’t want to criticize the boys for loving their father! They should be more grateful to their mother

    • @TheGerogero
      @TheGerogero 5 месяцев назад

      @@shelley7209 Nothing those two say can be taken at face value. They are world class con artists.

  • @kalamuddin4253
    @kalamuddin4253 Год назад +12

    I don't no why Andrew thinks his dad is a super man it's actually his mom is the super woman

  • @truthteller2651
    @truthteller2651 Год назад +27

    I understand men respect this guy & look up to him but the fact that he can literally speak about bitch moves his father pulled & men under here praising his father is crazy. If that any other man it would’ve been attacked but just because he & his brother turned out rich y’all fanboying trying to justify what his dad did. Pathetic.

  • @kittyfairy662
    @kittyfairy662 Год назад +18

    the reason why andrew is all pro cheating and thinks he can do whatever to women is bc thats what his dad did. instead of andrew reflecting and realising that his dad wasnt a good dad and walked out on his mum repeadetly and treated her like shit and recognising that that's not how a man and certainly not a husband/father should be, he just did what his dad did. it's like he doesn't clearly see how his dad had no regard for the family and just walked out on his wife and kids

    • @missionlightsgrp9187
      @missionlightsgrp9187 Год назад +2

      I think he's doing worst than his dad. A.T. said that he made his fortune through Webcam and coercing women to do porn. So, he's a pimp while his dad was a cheat. That's different, right?

  • @aldorodriguez7310
    @aldorodriguez7310 2 года назад +128

    It’s refreshing to see interviewers that simply listen❤

  • @devinsilva2102
    @devinsilva2102 2 года назад +170

    “When a kid doesn’t have a dad at home, he finds a dad in the streets.”

    • @kiezasosa3173
      @kiezasosa3173 2 года назад +14

      Not always the case, choosing the streets cause dad was never around is not an excuse to run wild, not having a dad around should be the reason to succeed

    • @ElVerdaderoAbejorro
      @ElVerdaderoAbejorro Год назад +12

      @@kiezasosa3173 "not having a dad around should be the reason to succeed" what kind of drugs are you on?

    • @kiezasosa3173
      @kiezasosa3173 Год назад

      @@ElVerdaderoAbejorro you fool not everyone thinks with that mentality

    • @PuertoRicoPat
      @PuertoRicoPat Год назад +14

      Both of the Tate brothers are morally and emotionally bankrupt men living in total denial. Andrew gloats about beating and choking women and claims they are his property. He never got over that his father didn't know he was alive and even though he was a poor chess player he traded gambling , promiscuity, alcohol and living in his cars instead of taking an interest in his sons. If you watch a few of his videos you can see the writing on the wall.

    • @RobinXlone
      @RobinXlone Год назад

      @@kiezasosa3173 nigga finding a male role model in the streets is a automatic human thing that happens. If u have no direction you will seek it and bc u had no direction u can’t tell who to take direction from and who not to

  • @shawnpar5495
    @shawnpar5495 Год назад +282

    You can tell Andrew admires his dad a lot. Even when he got asked about the role of his mother he gradually starts to speak about his father.

    • @RobinXlone
      @RobinXlone Год назад +27

      Because in reality mothers role is during early childhood. Dad post to step in when the kid is developing and put him on the right direction. When u grow up and realize how fucked up ppls lives are because they had shitty parents then u realize how great of a person your dad were

    • @Femmefatale1990
      @Femmefatale1990 Год назад

      Boys tend to idolize and seek the attention of absent father figures. They idolize them because they don’t know them. If being subservient worked why didn’t his parents and so many others? You’re both to give 100%. Narcissistic fathers think they don’t have to be around and simply seek praise, not love, from their children.

    • @RobinXlone
      @RobinXlone Год назад +4

      @Vinny i literally just said that

    • @RobinXlone
      @RobinXlone Год назад +3

      @Vinny I just told u the importance of their role in development. The mother is more important during childhood the father is more important in adolescence. That’s just a fact.

    • @RobinXlone
      @RobinXlone Год назад

      @Vinny the obvious fact that people from households without fathers are more likely to go on drugs and go to jail

  • @codingiscreativity
    @codingiscreativity Год назад +15

    I have seen many children whose father won't be present for all day and the mother takes care of the children like nanny, care taker, feed them, homework but the children still loves the father. The mothers work for the children selflessly but they don't get credit.

    • @donnovanjohnson2508
      @donnovanjohnson2508 4 месяца назад

      Obviously you're not a father

    • @codingiscreativity
      @codingiscreativity 4 месяца назад +2

      @@donnovanjohnson2508 how does it matter? I have seen children does that.

  • @atmokamya7921
    @atmokamya7921 Год назад +11

    So the mother did all the shit stuff and and dad all the fun stuff … thx a lot 😂

  • @mothmorrow2960
    @mothmorrow2960 Год назад +58

    Question asked: What positive or negative influences did your mom have on you?
    Andrew: My mom is fantastic, she was subservient to my father. *goes on to talk about his father for 8 minutes*

    • @letamarsden-huggins7027
      @letamarsden-huggins7027 Год назад +3

      No one should be forced into subservince

    • @truereality84
      @truereality84 Год назад

      As humans we are all subservient whether we like it or not. The question is, subservient to whom and to what? In today’s sexually promiscuous society people think they are “free” when they are rebelling against being submitted to morals and religious doctrines, but what they are really doing is becoming subservient to their own “desires” and “impulsive tendencies”. When a woman is subservient to her husband “by her own choice”, she is doing a great thing, especially if she views it as part of her submission to God. If you think about it deeply, you are always being submissive to something or someone, an employee is submissive to his boss and company, the entrepreneur is submissive to the needs of the marketplace, we are all submissive to the laws of nature such as gravity. Even the man of the house who has a submissive wife is also himself submissive to his creator and to the principles he believes in (or at least he should be). They question is, it I as a human must be submissive to someone/ something, what is the absolute highest I can be submissive to? The answer is to God and to the highest principles (which have been set by God, such as truth, kindness, justice, mercy, honor, charity, chastity.. and so on).

    • @missionlightsgrp9187
      @missionlightsgrp9187 Год назад +1

      @@truereality84 Please! Andrew Tate brags about being the epiphany of sexual immorality and promiscuity (like he made his fortune through sexual videos)! Don't you know that?!

    • @lindaroberts2297
      @lindaroberts2297 Год назад

      i had a young male relative who had a hard father , they create a dream image of the man, & they talk about it, to reconfirm the 'better father' ... it's sad

    • @donnovanjohnson2508
      @donnovanjohnson2508 4 месяца назад

      ​@@truereality84🐂💩. There is a difference between subservient and clearly defined gender roles. From the story he told it sounds like she didn't put up with his father's 💩 that's why he walked out.

  • @lizhenderson1538
    @lizhenderson1538 Год назад +10

    Dad created another narcissist!

  • @l.o.v.edrive3466
    @l.o.v.edrive3466 Год назад +22

    I get that he admires his father. Maybe for him not being around that much and yearning some father and son time and actually for his dad to be there and be the man of household and be a positive male role model ,but what I'm getting from this story is his father didn't provide for the family? He isnt in the picture and barely spends time with his kids atleast. His own mother couldn't be a house wife due to actually working to survive , basically making her a single mother without them realizing she was actually a single mother. Dang his situation kinda sounds sad lowkey. Like a whole broken family. He wants that male role model in his own life he took everything his father, that would come once in a while, say to heart (the good and the bad,cause not all parents what they say is the truth) and became his own role model

  • @jojo-ur2li
    @jojo-ur2li 2 года назад +41

    BUY A LAMBO, CHILL, IT'S FINE!

  • @Lastreshii
    @Lastreshii 2 года назад +296

    His dad having the narcissistic disorder explains alot about Tate 😂

    • @faezahazmi
      @faezahazmi 2 года назад +93

      his dad was a genius, & when you are a genius everybody else is dumb. you wouldn't understand how that feel.

    • @ricflairdrip5235
      @ricflairdrip5235 2 года назад +39

      His dad was likely misdiagnosed. He has asperger and it has some overlap with NPD. They are very rigid about their beliefs and principles.

    • @avapilsen
      @avapilsen Год назад +15

      Garbage begets garbage. Absolutely.

    • @jonathancourtney9561
      @jonathancourtney9561 Год назад +9

      @@ricflairdrip5235 good chance he just had NPD, tate might aswell

    • @candace3493
      @candace3493 Год назад +3

      @@ricflairdrip5235 I have autism but Andrew's disclosure reveals more of the inherent flaws with in the DSM than any sort of individual misdiagnosis.

  • @glowgirl8171
    @glowgirl8171 Год назад +189

    Better understanding of Tate with this. He's been chasing his father's love and since his father was absent, he turned him into a hero, one who's actions can't be questioned. He spoke very little about his mother. He may in part hold her responsible for the breakup of the marriage ,though she's the one who took it upon herself to raise her two young boys alone. It's hard to admit that your own father was delinquent as well as being mentally ill. Easier to make him Superman and give mom the short end of the stick when it comes to recollections.{ I realize he helps his mother now, and that's a good thing}

    • @atmokamya7921
      @atmokamya7921 Год назад +9

      This !

    • @tadeob_
      @tadeob_ Год назад +3

      well that's a speculation

    • @elizabethwilk9615
      @elizabethwilk9615 Год назад +2

      Well said

    • @shazam1522
      @shazam1522 Год назад +3

      His grandad was his grandmom 2nd husband. That may also have played a part in his fathers character

    • @simbabwe2907
      @simbabwe2907 Год назад +8

      Here:"The truth is if I could clone myself. I would not. The better versions of me already walk the planet. Love was my link to the future" ~Emory Tate.
      Does this sound like a father who does not show his kids love?

  • @natevic1867
    @natevic1867 Год назад +19

    So his mother was submissive to his father and they still ended up breaking up. Oh look at that.

    • @Oddly_Fascinting
      @Oddly_Fascinting Год назад +9

      It's hard to live with a narcissist 😂😂

    • @ManeThingz
      @ManeThingz Год назад +2

      Well a huge part of their lives sounds like they werent financially stable- that alone will cause a break up especially with 3 kids and traveling to play chess but not putting much to the "household"

    • @vlad-igor
      @vlad-igor Год назад

      Wow you're so emphatic... Your life must be a fairytale..

    • @ManeThingz
      @ManeThingz Год назад +9

      @@vlad-igor Im a mother, having children with someone like their father will always result in divorce/breakup. He was mostly concerned with his own life and not the welfare of his wife and offspring

    • @vlad-igor
      @vlad-igor Год назад +3

      @@ManeThingz I agree with your statements, I was responding to OP.. Hopefully that clears things up..

  • @nathanj9354
    @nathanj9354 2 года назад +191

    “Emergency meetings are the core of our monumental success”. Andrew Tate, Top-G, Top Striker, Mr. Plenty, Mr. Producer …. ✊👑💯🔥

    • @manssourtstmg4507
      @manssourtstmg4507 2 года назад +3

      t8 has more nicknames than Shawn Michaels

    • @JonTrades
      @JonTrades 2 года назад +1

      Top G

    • @magiccarp3710
      @magiccarp3710 2 года назад

      Mr pooper Mr scooper Mr clean the hammer jack the tv the rhino you see how stupid you sound?

    • @Frusco1324
      @Frusco1324 2 года назад +4

      Don't forget "Trigger Don" and "Up Top Boss".

    • @josewhodat4488
      @josewhodat4488 2 года назад +1

      Every women I been with when they had a problem they expected me to fix it.. when my mom knows i have a problem she's the only one who try to fix it.

  • @deeprollingriver52
    @deeprollingriver52 Год назад +173

    It’s astounding how much Andrew clings to the memory of his father and glorifies him. His father didn’t even support and protect his own family

    • @nyahhbinghi
      @nyahhbinghi Год назад +15

      Andrew addresses this, talks about how it's not necessary to be part of the child's life 100% of the time

    • @Lineproof
      @Lineproof Год назад +35

      @@nyahhbinghi well it may aswell be 80-90% of the time then. It’s not healthy to have a father that’s absent. He was probably just trying to defend his fathers negatives. We’re all humans and we all have bad qualities, Andrew was likely just trying to paint his negatives in a positive light.

    • @98sStudio
      @98sStudio Год назад +4

      @@Lineproof Well even when he was not there he showed his kids that a father doesnt always has to be with the child all the time, he has to be the role model to his kids and to be that he cant stay home for too long. Now of course his father would have wanted to spend more time with his sons but couldnt because of his marital issues.

    • @mjbgjkhjjvghj502
      @mjbgjkhjjvghj502 Год назад +4

      ​@@98sStudio tell me how does this make sense. I wonder if you will answer to this. How does it makes sense for Andrew Tate to say that a woman needs to be submissive to a man because a man provides everything for the woman and the kids and works hard. Yet, his father didnt have to do that. Instead his mother did. So how does that make any sense in the slightest. Not to mention how he was diagnosed with a narcissist disorder meaning, clearly the father wasnt a good role model to follow in the first place as he was living an unmedicated life not taking care of his wife and kids to go gamble and be with other women....

    • @98sStudio
      @98sStudio Год назад

      @@mjbgjkhjjvghj502 it is very clear that Emory tate didnt succeed in his relationships. I personally dont feel like thats how a husband should behave,basically they were not a good couple but i do not care about his marriage. He did raise an extraordinary son.

  • @storagebox1793
    @storagebox1793 Год назад +44

    His dad does not sound like a man. He did not provide for his family and he did not set aside his pride to protect and support his family.

    • @nyahhbinghi
      @nyahhbinghi Год назад +10

      a man does what he wants, to be free. the man wanted to play chess and womanize. he did that.

    • @mauntak404
      @mauntak404 Год назад

      @@nyahhbinghi skipping on your family to play chess an get laid? sounds like a real strong father figure to me

    • @justinm1200
      @justinm1200 6 месяцев назад +6

      ​@@nyahhbinghiNah his dad turned his back on his responsibilities and is selfish.

    • @shelley7209
      @shelley7209 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@justinm1200agree his father gave up money to assist his ex with financial duties for his kids living arrangements to NOT be wrong. Sounds pretty narcissistic to me. It’s sad the Tate boys don’t give more credit to their mother. Only talks about their dad all the time

    • @leeedwardjl6477
      @leeedwardjl6477 5 месяцев назад +3

      Shouldn’t have had kids if you can’t take care of them.

  • @Iamricojones
    @Iamricojones 2 года назад +44

    I signed it I retired at 32 yrs old. I didn’t need the sanity no more lol

  • @orbitalpl1
    @orbitalpl1 Год назад +149

    Zero responsibility from his father toward his children and wife. A little conflict and he’s gone. Didn’t want to face it, didn’t want to deal with it. Truly narcissistic. Narcissists only care about themselves. Andrew definitely has abandonment issues.

    • @kw9568
      @kw9568 Год назад +17

      Narcissism is genetic. That's why Andrew is so ridiculously selfish.

    • @simbabwe2907
      @simbabwe2907 Год назад +17

      People that throw labels like this(you) can not be taken seriously.
      Some people are just not like you.... Is his father selfish? Yea. But a single parenthood from a black man....This is simply the black experience .Nothing more nothing less. Just stay in your lane next time.

    • @kw9568
      @kw9568 Год назад +2

      @@simbabwe2907 you don't know what you are talking about. Andrew tate father was diagnosed with NPD and was kicked out of the army. Andrew has the same mental traits.

    • @simbabwe2907
      @simbabwe2907 Год назад +7

      @@kw9568 He simply could be a very extroverted and disagreeable person(Big 5).this people are very hard to distinguish from narzistic people without being them. Bet this possibility is very new for you. I think people that love labeling people so easily like you....are not very smart.

    • @applesandpairs1564
      @applesandpairs1564 Год назад +9

      @@simbabwe2907 "people like you" is a label...

  • @brendamaxwell5939
    @brendamaxwell5939 Год назад +9

    Andrew Tate is not some kind of rebel or guru. He's just running his program passed down from his parents, especially his dad. No more complicated than that.

  • @doseferatu
    @doseferatu 2 года назад +33

    Honestly, what his father did in this story was weak. Your son is excited to see you after a month on the road. You disappoint him by leaving only minutes after returning, and make sure to let him know it's his mother's fault you're leaving. Weak.

    • @claude394
      @claude394 Год назад

      Ha ha did you ever seen an alpha male taking care of the offspring?no male animal includind humans will not take care except beta males!!!

    • @truthteller2651
      @truthteller2651 Год назад

      @@claude394tate’s boyfriend has entered the chat. Y’all niggas so fanboy over this dude simple judgement has exited from y’all brains. His father pulled a bitch move that’s the bottom line.

    • @stacypeters2856
      @stacypeters2856 Год назад +3

      Agreed

    • @komat1c
      @komat1c Год назад +1

      his father did.. Andrew talked about it before he said that his father would come home and when he does .. Andrew's mother would go like "Where have you been! it's been a month" and then starts fights and arguments with him
      so his father would go to Andrew or Tristan or whatever then he would go "sorry son, your mother (is what makes me leave)" I don't remember the exact wording though.. don't just judge on what he says even .. the action that happened was probably much more than you think

    • @truthteller2651
      @truthteller2651 Год назад

      @@komat1c stop the bitching bro, if this was a woman sharing this story or any other regular man y’all would’ve been quick to call out the bullshit. Tate can say any shit he want & all y’all boys trying so hard to be men will eat it up

  • @costealucia5357
    @costealucia5357 Год назад +3

    So his father has NPD...his mother must have had a very difficult life with this man, i am sorry but the one that needs to be admired here will be the victim, NPD people are impossible to live with, even dangerous.

  • @ChampChamp2024
    @ChampChamp2024 2 года назад +15

    I love how he mentions his mum says things like that gets scared over money that’s what my mum is like typical English behaviour we think we shouldn’t be allowed anyhting