She Said This To Pearl’s Face
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Summary
In this episode, we discuss the case of Andrew Tate and how he has affected the way we view him in the public eye. We discuss his arrest, his trial and what we think about the outcome of the case. We also discuss his impact on women and the way he presents himself to the public.
Transcript
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So today we're talking about The Notorious, you know, they do call me, you know, I'm not
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going to say who, Insider, called me the female Andrew Tate, you know, so, so, question, do
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Denelva, why don't you start being that Denelva was actually on a panel, we started off as
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arch nemesis, but then, you know, we've come together and she came on a panel with Andrew
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I've been getting these questions a lot because I saw a video, well, two videos where he was
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And that kind of made me be, you know, lose a lot of respect.
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And I'm thinking, okay, even if it's for fun, for joke, this, this, that, for me, I don't
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I asked a lot of my guys' friends if they would do it.
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So the reenactment for me, I think, is something that shouldn't be done, shouldn't be publicized,
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So on that level, my respect for what he stands for, not for what he stands for, but for how
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At least own up to your demons before you start talking like you're so righteous.
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So he's cool outside of the bedroom fun that he did.
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I guess we need to kind of find out a little bit more about who is he.
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He just, like, talks down on women from my perspective.
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But, like, what happened with his whole situation, him going to jail, I felt like it was a little
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bit unfair because there was not, like, a lot of evidence on it.
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I feel like it's an unfair trial because if you don't, if you can't say what's, if you
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can't show any, like, evidence of what someone's done, then you can't charge that person for it.
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But I think because of his past as well, because of all the things he's said, everyone's like,
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It's not just, that's what I have to say anyway.
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For me, I have mixed opinions when it comes to Andrew Tate.
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On the one hand, I agree with his whole movement to kind of build strong men.
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But on the other hand, I just feel like he got too addicted to the clout and he got too
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addicted to the outrage marketing and started to say a lot of outrageous things, which is
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And he's finding it hard to, you know, back himself now that he's being cornered.
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There's a reason why it says in the Bible in James 1.19, you should be slow to speak.
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Because when you think about what you're saying in the future, no one can pin you against,
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no one can hold something against you by saying, remember when you said this about women?
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So I think he just got too excited or got too loose and got too addicted to the outrage
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marketing and the algorithm, you know, constantly promoting him because he said something outrageous,
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So I just feel like he had the right ideas, but if he handled it in a more mature way and
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thought about things that he was saying, he wouldn't be in this position right now.
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Do you think he could have gotten as big if he didn't do the outrage?
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He would have definitely not, wouldn't have gotten this big.
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But the reason why you've been able to sustain it and you haven't found yourself where you've
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been cornered like Andrew Tate is because I feel like you're very clever when it comes to
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saying things in a way that won't get you, you know, people to crucify you.
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Him, on the other hand, I feel like he got too addicted to that.
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And I just feel like you don't have to fall into that trap of having to say outrageous things.
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So the video that you mentioned, I'm just finding out about this.
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He mentioned how he likes to S traffic women, I'm believing.
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I don't think he ever, you know, he never said that.
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He would never go on public record and be like, yeah, I like the traffic people.
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I remember watching an interview with Candice Owens and she mentioned how there was a woman
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who basically admitted to joining his little S trafficking room.
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Yeah, but it's only like, it's not sex trafficking if you can leave.
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He ran a cam studio business out of London for a while.
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But he wasn't like, hey, you want to come get sex trafficked?
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Like, if you could explain in like detail, what was he doing with women?
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Well, he basically, he had a cam business and he would date some of them.
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And so the issue was like, they're, they're trying to say like, they couldn't leave because
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But it's like, it's like, okay, you're telling me you were trafficked.
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If you're, you're living in a mansion, he takes some luxury shop.
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Like, I'm just thinking if I went home to my dad and I was like, dad, I have this new
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He took me luxury shopping, but I am the victim.
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But then that's why I feel like what else was Andrew Tate expecting?
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Like if you get a woman in the house and you're not committing to any of them and you're taking
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them luxury shopping, but you're not really, you already know how women are.
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If you even whistle at them, they will scream rape.
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They'll go on dates with multiple men and accept resources from them and they get in no
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But Andrew Tate is the same person that says men don't do this and don't fall into that
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I'm sure he's the type of person that will tell men like, don't go for this woman who
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knows how to open a Lamborghini door, gets excited by luxury things.
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And now you're the same man that's accepting these things.
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He knows that he's dealing with dumb girls and probably girls that are with him because
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And now you're confused to why they've all gone against you in the media.
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I mean, you can do that at the end of the day if he wanted to make money.
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But now it's kind of going against him because this is what always happens in these little
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And this is another problem I have with Andrew Tate, not to stretch it, is his encouragement
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for men to not get married and to fall into this lifestyle of just having different women.
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If people don't get married, the family structure will fall apart.
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So the same man that is in defense of the family structure is the same person that's
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encouraging things that's going to make it fall apart.
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Yeah, but why don't we put it on the women to be more worth marrying?
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Like a hundred years ago, you know, you're considered a whore, like an absolute whore
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You know what percent of women wait till they're married today?
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Five percent are like traditional wife material.
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And out of the five percent, like what percent are like actually believe in submitting to a man?
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So it's like, so how are we going to blame Tate when it's like the women today aren't worth marrying?
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But someone like Tate can't say something like that if you're dealing with these women
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behind the scenes and entertaining their games.
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They look all, I don't want to call it prostitution, but whatever it is to do.
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And then what about if you accept a date from a guy you don't like, which 50 percent of
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I just feel like Tate seems like he's someone who's able to recognize a trick or a little
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And it's just like, what else was you expecting?
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So I feel like with Tate, he has the great, he has good values, but even with having good
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values and the right vision, you have to go about it the right way and in a smart way
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and think long term rather than speaking so loosely out your mouth.
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And I just wish he went about things in a more smarter way and he would have been able
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to sustain this mission that he has to build a strong, stronger man.
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And I totally believe in that aspect of him, but I just feel like he got too excited and
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And now, you know, his beard is overgrown and his hair is kind of.
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Me personally, I haven't heard much of, I've heard things about him, negative things, but
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I haven't looked into anything about him just because when I see something negative about
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a person, I'm not really going to want to look into that because I don't want negativity
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I don't need to like dig deeper into any of that.
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So I haven't gone out my way to look at anything about him.
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I've seen a couple of clips on like TikTok and things.
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So I'm pretty excited for this little video right now.
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I'm excited so I can actually like gather my opinion on him and see things about him
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because I actually generally don't really know anything.
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I just, I just think Andrew Tate is a overall net positive for men because for the last
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decade plus, everywhere a man goes on television, on movies, in music and in video games and
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social media, they're just shitting on men nonstop.
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I went back to America recently and I watched television and I watched the commercials and
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everything is clearly geared to financially extorting women under the guise of like female
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And I just can't believe that they fell for this shit.
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Like, especially when you have all these American women like saying like, we're better
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We're better than men yet we're oppressed at the same time.
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Andrew Tate's only mistake that he made was he trusted an American woman and got locked
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But other than that, you know, I think that this whole situation, to be optimistic about
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it, it's really an eye opening situation for a lot of men because there are like hundreds
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of millions of men watching this case and being like, yo, I trusted this fucking hose.
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And if that happened to him, he's got money, power, status.
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That's what he was saying today on the Valuetainment interview.
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What happens to like, you know, Bob the plumber or like, you know, Joe the electrician?
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But also, like, as much as negativity and garbage that he's gone through, look at how, despite
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the massive, unfair social media cancellation that he's gone through, look at how he has
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still been able to overcome this while on house arrest.
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He was tweeting from prison and still pissing people off and red-pilling people harder.
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So, I mean, you know, he's, he is, I mean, if they try to kill him too, all they're going
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So, you know, I just, I want nothing but the best for the guy.
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And if they do slap him with something, you know, it's just going to be people seeing like
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And that's just going to piss off the masses more and wake more people up to the treachery