00:00:09.860I mean, I don't think these guys are like, yeah, I want to be like Andrew Tate, time to human traffic some hoes.
00:00:16.840They're like, no, I want to be rich, I want to be jacked.
00:00:19.720And I think, you know, again, like his past stuff, when he talks about some of the stuff that's not necessarily the most favorable in the current light that he's in right now,
00:00:28.760I think that his overall message to young men is really beneficial, because I think there's a lot of directionless men in the world right now.
00:00:36.980And with these directionless men, I mean, there's so much, just every agenda trying to push them towards something that's not going to be beneficial to them.
00:00:45.000Because society is kind of, in the West right now, is kind of having a lot of trouble because men are not strong anymore.
00:01:27.060It's like, we have an epidemic of single mother homes.
00:01:29.740We have an epidemic of people that are in sexless marriages.
00:01:33.160We have an epidemic of people that are fighting all the time.
00:01:35.940And we have an epidemic of women divorcing their husbands.
00:01:39.020So it's like, how, how are people supposed to learn if they've never seen it?
00:01:42.780And also the school systems have a massive impact, impact on relationships in general, because even in my school, I went to an all girls school and we were very much taught that if you're not, if you're not a feminist, you're a bad person.
00:01:56.640And you, you know, you're a bad woman for not standing with other women and believing that women believe all women.
00:02:12.580And that is like a message, which is so damaging because it literally means you go into your life thinking that you are somehow on the same level or above men in every aspect when actually you're not.
00:02:26.580And if you go into a relationship with that mindset, you ruin it.
00:02:53.840And I learned that the older I got and I thought that I would find more feminine men attractive, like if they were more sensitive, more calm.
00:03:08.680And then I just, I just want to like leave.
00:03:11.220So this is the thing you need, you need a man who is masculine, who is strong and who stands up for himself in every sense of the, you know, meaning of that.
00:03:21.620And he does that and he's shown men, young men, especially to do that.
00:03:26.480And I think that is something which is so commendable and so rare to come by.
00:03:30.800And he, I think he's made a massive impact on young men, especially.
00:03:36.360I mean, another thing is this too, you know, just objectively speaking, he didn't like knock on all these young men's doors and like force them to watch him and follow him.
00:05:32.040But it's like it kind of opened my eyes where I'm like people really didn't grow up in like a sound two-parent environments.
00:05:38.520And there's lasting effects that happen for generations because it's like if the women and the men aren't learning how to be husbands and wives, like what is that?
00:05:46.260What are they going to teach their kids?
00:06:03.660So actually, I think that men have been emasculated for a very long time.
00:06:10.880And Andrew came here to spread a message that young men were thriving to hear that masculinity matters, that masculinity, because they all have that drive inside of them.
00:06:21.480But it has been shut up and they didn't know how to express it.
00:06:25.520But Andrew came and tried to awaken this in their in their minds.
00:06:30.940So I think his message is extremely positive.
00:06:34.140He didn't he does not teach something bad.
00:06:36.600If you look at the core of the message itself, it's basically just learning good habits and investing on the oneself and the mindset and taking good action in the world.
00:06:47.760And this is a good message to humanity.
00:06:59.760It's like because most women have never heard the way guys talk like amongst themselves.
00:07:05.760It's, you know, I don't know if you've ever been in like a room full of guys and you're like, oh, why do you talk like that?
00:07:11.460And so it's like these guys like Trump, like Tate, like all the super masculine, you know, toxically masculine guys will get in trouble when locker room talk gets leaked, basically.
00:07:29.980I've come across so many guys who are like, yeah, but haven't you heard what he said?
00:07:33.400Like he's so disrespectful towards women.
00:07:35.600And I'm like, I know for a fact that when you're alone with your friends, you say things, which if they were leaked and if you were a public figure, that would get you in so much trouble.
00:07:44.480People would completely be turned against you.
00:07:57.160The people who act like they're the most self-righteous say like the worst shit.
00:08:01.120They got the worst like skeletons in their closet.
00:08:03.860You know, when you have somebody who's just like pushing whatever agenda, like, you know, I don't know if I should say his name, but like, you know, all these big facing names.
00:08:13.520And it's just so funny how they get all self-righteous because it's the same thing.
00:08:17.520Like when you see the stuff in the manosphere and the Redfield creators, like some of these guys, like, you know, my girl always submits to me.
00:08:29.660Anybody trying to put on this facade of perfection, morally, you know, physically, relationship-wise, whatever, that's a thousand percent bullshit.
00:08:42.140You know, I think the number one thing that matters is you just strive to do better.
00:08:45.320But, well, and the one thing that irritates me is they just, especially like from the conservative side, they'll crucify him for the cam work stuff.