SNEAKO - Sneako REVEALS His True Thoughts on Ye, Nick Fuentes & America's Future

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00:00:30 what are the guys

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00:00:35 I'm about to go

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00:00:39 just hanging out

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00:00:59 Um, yeah, so this is episode 22.

00:01:04 We have Sneeko with us today.

00:01:07 It's going to be on.

00:01:08 Yeah, excited to have you, man.

00:01:09 We're super excited.

00:01:10 This is interesting because one of our friends who we just brought on and had a podcast with,

00:01:15 his name's Miles, mentioned it to me like a couple months ago.

00:01:18 He's like, yeah, like Sneeko's in Miami now.

00:01:20 You guys should hit him up and get him on.

00:01:23 And then obviously I started having a conversation with your manager and we're here.

00:01:26 And it's super dope to see.

00:01:29 Shout out to my manager. Shout out to Islam98. 1.00

00:01:32 How does that arrangement work?

00:01:33 I'm very curious. I've never even met

00:01:35 him. I've never met him, but

00:01:37 we've worked closely.

00:01:39 There's a lot of these internet guys

00:01:41 that I think you can establish

00:01:43 good relationships with, and I think it's a testament

00:01:45 to how the people that you want in your circle

00:01:47 you're going to meet online. You're not going to find a lot

00:01:49 of those people in your hometown. I'm sure you guys can all agree.

00:01:51 You're not from Miami, correct? No.

00:01:52 You guys met each other how? Online?

00:01:55 Online. There you go. Twitter.

00:01:57 I met him through a podcast

00:01:59 he uh he booked me for a podcast i met him and we started talking and working after that and then

00:02:05 established a good business relationship talk to him every single day and we have different

00:02:09 business relationships and it's really lucrative but i think everybody that i work with now i've

00:02:14 met through twitter discord youtube i'm seen in shorts stuff like that we just we just hired like

00:02:21 three guys i think we hired three from twitter specifically twitter and instagram we just put

00:02:27 out an app and we got like 400 people that applied and the like-minded people are the

00:02:32 people that are following us and you know our personal brands are obviously much smaller

00:02:35 than yours at this point but even with 20k 30k 50k followers we're able to reach those people

00:02:42 because you've kind of built this this network almost it's surprising when you go outside and

00:02:47 you go out of the people who are like-minded i could probably guess like a lot of stuff that

00:02:50 you guys agree with me with we'll get into that but then you step out of that and you go back to

00:02:54 normie land of your hometown and the stuff they believe in like in the creativity kit that's my

00:02:59 course specifically i have people then from from new jersey and stuff like that and they are so

00:03:03 happy that there's like a they they're in the calls every night i go in the calls after the

00:03:07 stream they're like bro i've never seen so many red pill people in one place like it's just i've

00:03:11 been around so many bots so many npcs and they're like wow like i can't believe this is real uh and

00:03:17 yeah you forget sometimes just being in this circle miami brookal for example these people

00:03:22 all make sense for the most part there's a lot of normal people but covid wasn't a big problem over

00:03:28 here yeah it's really interesting too because i think like with those you know the the internet

00:03:34 for the most part as a tool has been used like very negatively right like especially the mainstream

00:03:40 use case of the internet internet is like propaganda and just pushing shit that just 0.91

00:03:46 traps people they're just dopamine monkeys scrolling scrolling scrolling and it's uh i

00:03:51 think it's really important like to use the the tool because it's not good or bad it just kind of

00:03:56 is but use the tool to for the positive leverage you can get from it rich people don't use social

00:04:01 media for fun no like all the brokies watching you need to get that with that scrolling that

00:04:06 routine if you have an nba young boy profile picture if you're nikki minaj stan but you're

00:04:11 if you're a barb or if you're a cape like you're part of the system you're doing exactly what 0.94

00:04:16 you're supposed to be doing rich people need you so you can choose one are you going to be a

00:04:21 consumer or are you going to be somebody who's profiting off of social media it's the most

00:04:25 powerful tool in terms of networking making money not being tied down to one place you need to be

00:04:31 using it to make money and if you're not you're just going to fall behind because rich people

00:04:35 don't scroll it's so funny i tweeted this yesterday they gave you the internet they gave everybody

00:04:39 watching this the internet people like us we went and built businesses we produced we're making

00:04:44 videos right and then everyone else went and watched porn they wouldn't watch netflix they

00:04:48 wouldn't watch sports and they just waste their time you guys are sports pilled oh yeah i don't 0.99

00:04:53 watch sports are gay right yeah brady well i got tom brady's name on the back of your shirt you 0.96

00:05:00 know as a kid as a kid like cool you know yeah but then you're 40 and then there's 40 year old 0.99

00:05:07 men like let's get a beer brady brady he's not even from boston dumbass what do you what do you 0.91

00:05:14 supporting he's making millions and you're just there with a b on your chest with your beer gut 0.96

00:05:19 and then you and your four you and your five friends have b-r-a-d-y whoo brady and then you

00:05:27 and then you get emotionally affected when you lose a game brady what is wrong with you

00:05:33 my my take on it because i played uh like fcs college football and then like when i left that

00:05:39 and kind of like broke out of it and went and did my own thing now i pretty much really only

00:05:43 watch like ufc cards and do but i also train right and so my take on it is i don't even mind 0.60

00:05:49 if people want to use the the social aspect of sports and like go do fun shit with their friends 0.99

00:05:55 but my fucking take on it is if you are watching the motherfucking games and you're not playing 0.99

00:06:00 like what the what are you doing like i don't mind if you want to if you really love basketball i 1.00

00:06:06 think that's great but like go fucking play in a men's league don't just sit around and watch it 0.99

00:06:10 like if you really love basketball so much fucking play it i feel like as a kid i used it as 0.98

00:06:14 inspiration because i was like i was like a little kid like five ten years old playing baseball i'm 0.97

00:06:18 like jose reyes the shortstop for the mets like i'm a mess i grew up in new york so like i'm a

00:06:23 fan but then you get older and you're not playing anymore that's not my inspiration anymore i'm not

00:06:28 like a not a kid i gotta go build my own thing and i think the problem is that most guys in this

00:06:34 day and age aren't building their own thing they don't have their own thing to really look forward

00:06:39 too i got lucky because i started my my youtube channel before i was banned on bot tube back when

00:06:44 i was 14 and it's because i saw the capabilities what everybody was doing so everybody was watching

00:06:48 we were all watching youtube back when we were 14 we were all addicted to uh the video game

00:06:53 youtubers the horror games were following all the trends i watched you saw smosh food battle

00:06:57 2000 like every single thing i watched every update every channel with a million subscribers

00:07:01 i knew their whole catalog their life story everything logan paul all those guys even before

00:07:06 that that was like a newer generation i'm talking og like shane dawson okay smosh fred annoying 0.97

00:07:13 orange like i was oh epic rap battles of history oh yeah ray william johnson like the old shit and 0.94

00:07:20 i was watching i was studying it and then most of us just saw that and like okay that's entertainment 0.93

00:07:25 but i'm seeing that look at what they're able to do we're all we're sitting in school every day

00:07:28 these guys are making millions of dollars to go and have fun in front of a camera i want to do

00:07:33 we're all watching it why can't we do it what's separating the people who do it from the people

00:07:37 who watch it and i started figuring that out from a really young age and it set up my my life now

00:07:42 even though they terminated me but that's what a lot that's the mindset that a lot of people need

00:07:48 to have is that it is possible instead of just watching the sports when you're younger you got

00:07:52 to be able to think what could i do to be a part of this like can i be a sports trainer can i be

00:07:57 part of the fitness can i be the guy managing the player don't just be mindlessly entertained think

00:08:02 about how are they making the money how did they get in that position because if you don't have

00:08:06 any analytical skills then you're just a mindless consumer so for you starting everything did you

00:08:13 start it with a specific purpose was like i'm gonna get rich like like these kids i'm gonna

00:08:17 get famous like these kids or was it just like out of fun it was out of fun i wanted to do it

00:08:21 the whole thing intrigued me and the the idea of a youtuber was really was incredible like that

00:08:28 i'm watching this every day i look forward to it but really some some of the guys that would

00:08:32 just open up their macbook and it'd be their webcam and they'd be recording in photo booth

00:08:35 and they're just talking so what is separating me from watching it or doing it and it's the

00:08:41 it's in front of the camera it's the confidence it's being able to have life experience it's being

00:08:45 funnier it's having stories there's all these different things all these skills that i can

00:08:51 build i don't need a teacher to teach me that this is something that it's you it's your personality

00:08:55 So how do I become interesting?

00:08:58 And then I made my first $30.

00:09:00 I made when I was 14 when I had Google AdSense.

00:09:04 And I'm still suing Google for $200,000, by the way.

00:09:07 But when I made my first $30 on Google AdSense, I bought this pillow.

00:09:10 And so it's like this pillow with a round thing on the back, and you could rest your arms on it.

00:09:16 And I ordered it on Amazon, and then it shipped it to my house.

00:09:19 It was made all with AdSense money from playing Call of Duty.

00:09:21 And then every day I'd come home from school, and I'd see that pillow, and I'd sit on it.

00:09:24 i'm rich now and i'm like look what i did like i i bought this with youtube i would just sit there

00:09:30 and it'd feel like a king because look what i'd look with look what the possibilities are

00:09:34 of the internet look what it could do and so this was i want to kind of get into like i want to hear

00:09:41 from your perspective like your backstory a little bit or your come up or whatever so you were how

00:09:44 old then 14 14 and so you started what kind of content it was like gaming right call of duty

00:09:50 commentaries nice which call of duty black ops 2 that was me too yeah black ops 2 was the big one

00:09:57 but even before that i started on world at war but yeah the first commentaries of black ops 2

00:10:02 and then uh call of duty ghosts the game sucked black ops 2 was the was the the og game yeah so

00:10:09 then where did it kind of progress from there like what was like throughout the years so i sucked at

00:10:15 call of duty i was really bad at it i just wanted an excuse to talk so i i didn't even put my face

00:10:19 on the camera for a long time was just me playing the video games hey guys welcome back to another

00:10:22 video today's gameplay i'm playing on hijacked and i'm going to be doing tricky no scope 360

00:10:27 on that same channel that you first that you had i never deleted any of the old videos that's why

00:10:32 it really um i talked to steve will do it sometimes he got terminated too and he's like man it's like

00:10:37 i'm depressed like but you did it for a year i had i went through puberty on sneaker that channel

00:10:43 the whole thing i left it all up you know a lot of people like oh i deleted it because i'm gonna

00:10:47 change my opinion shut up nerd i kept everything on there in order to show my growth you could see 0.82

00:10:51 me like squeaking and then even did a face cam video face reveal for the first time hey guys 0.95

00:10:56 this is what i look like everything and then i removed the gameplay because i sucked and then 0.67

00:10:59 i just started talking uh and then i started doing street interviews then i started going outside

00:11:03 then i started talking to different people then i started doing scripted commentaries and i started

00:11:07 doing political commentaries and i started getting political so it was all just one big uh growth

00:11:13 that's why i liked it because you could see me grow in real time like every single video was

00:11:18 progression it was life it was change and they they terminated all of it so but it's on the

00:11:24 it's on the creativity kit now what does your i'm curious because you've obviously blown up in the

00:11:30 past year right like your name has become synonymous like all over tiktok right yeah what

00:11:36 does that strategy look like for doing that like i see i see these short form accounts everywhere

00:11:41 right i see sneaker clips stuff like that is that you do you have a team doing that is that i don't

00:11:45 have anybody doing it i i had uh one viral one editor and i was like sometimes the the take guys

00:11:52 they started texting me like because obviously they're locked up and there's less stuff to clip

00:11:56 up they're like they there's some social media marketing teams and in the creativity got to

00:12:00 teach you how to make make an agency and stuff like that a lot of people need that i don't i

00:12:04 don't have anybody it's all just people who clip it up people who enjoy the message people who want

00:12:09 to grow a tiktok account we teach you how to do that how to edit it but i don't i don't pay anybody

00:12:13 to do it it's mostly because i i speak a lot of truth and people resonate with that and also if

00:12:19 you speak with conviction if you speak if you have if you're funny if there's a good variety

00:12:23 if you're talking to girls that's good you need to speak quickly you need to be articulate you

00:12:28 need to have a good vocabulary and it's got to be concise right now and when i do podcasts i think

00:12:33 in terms of like how could i say this in 10 seconds so that somebody can clip it up without

00:12:37 me stuttering so that it could be a tick tock yeah because if in that moment if i went so but

00:12:41 you guys like it's not going to get clipped up so i i got better at articulating speaking faster

00:12:47 but that's from years of experience when i first started when i first was doing it if you watched

00:12:50 my first youtube video it's just like and today i'm playing good black ops um i'm gonna be uh this

00:12:58 is the gun this is a lmg nobody cares but you get better uh with time it's a skill and speaking is

00:13:04 a really powerful skill that everybody every entrepreneur every uh business owner should

00:13:09 get into especially no matter what you do we all want to have an online business we don't want to

00:13:13 be locked down to any location you should be able to get on a podcast and speak i have a lot of guys

00:13:18 who they have different um different agencies different crypto nft online businesses guys

00:13:24 who starting tattoo shops that i talk to and they're like i want to have a content more content

00:13:29 i want to start an instagram page i want to do this and i need to have what type of content like

00:13:33 you should be able to start a podcast like in the tattoo shop, you know, if you have you and the

00:13:37 other tattoo parlor and you're talking about stories about people coming in and wanting to 0.92

00:13:40 get an infinity sign tattooed, tattooed on their ass or like drunk people coming in. There's so 0.98

00:13:45 many stories that I would want to hear. If you could set it up in the tattoo shop, say you have

00:13:48 like the buzzer sound of the background, you have like the tattoo visuals. If you were able to go

00:13:52 and learn how to be articulate, how to be entertaining and how to not care about the

00:13:56 camera in front of you, there's a lot of traffic that you could drive into your shop based off

00:13:59 that you need to have a personality now i mean it's an attention economy it's not everybody wants

00:14:04 to do this not everybody wants to be a personality but that's the reality is that the people who are

00:14:08 able to garner attention those are going to be the billionaires in the next 10 years mr beast for

00:14:12 example i used to work with him and we grew up actually doing call of duty commentaries at the

00:14:15 same time guy's 24 you know everybody thinks he's in his 30s he just cured a thousand blind people

00:14:20 guys 24 years old and he's going to be the next elon musk like that's without a doubt everybody

00:14:25 understands that i've spoken to a lot of philanthropists that have worked with him

00:14:29 and they understand like yeah this is the guy and i'm telling you i've known him since he was 19

00:14:32 he had that entrepreneur mindset uh mindset before i even really understood how to get there

00:14:37 and it confused me but now now i see it and i get it and this guy has has uh unmatched potential

00:14:43 he's going to be that mark zuckerberg mr beast he's the visionary and yeah so that's the attention

00:14:50 economy that those are the people like the logan paul wants to run for president whether or not

00:14:54 you like him like that that's that's what it is it's going to be a tiktok it's going to be bryce

00:14:59 hall in the white house man he's going to be bryce hall is going to have the nuclear codes it is what

00:15:03 it is so we got to start preparing for that um and i know a lot of people like oh i don't like

00:15:07 social media i don't a lot of business owners a lot of entrepreneurs should learn to get used to

00:15:11 it because you're going to fall behind and there's just a big big avenue to this is what it is now

00:15:18 yeah this is literally what it is like you mentioned the barber or you mentioned someone

00:15:23 owns a salon or you know some small business owner and they have the pizza shop but if nobody

00:15:28 knows it's the best pizza shop because they go on social media and you're not there no one's coming

00:15:32 to your pizza shop right and like that's the game now which is combining those great skills those

00:15:36 great products with the attention on these platforms yeah that's so that's what nick and i

00:15:41 do too like we help people with organic content mainly like twitter ig whatever um that's our

00:15:47 company launch socials and we and i like i love hearing the you have a very like qualitative

00:15:52 creative approach which is kind of how I do things and think a lot of the time

00:15:57 but I think it's really interesting too when you talk about like content not

00:16:02 only just from a money-making mechanism in a way to get customers get traffic

00:16:06 get attention but I think it's really important now that just in terms of life

00:16:12 like a lot of the stuff that that you put out that gets clipped up you know

00:16:15 talking about intersexual dynamics or you know any of these you know more I

00:16:21 I guess controversial topics like it's super important like I look at it at this point

00:16:27 that if you have a a masculine voice that is based upon truth you need to be sharing that 0.89

00:16:34 shit or else like it's over you know like the because you know we could have Bryce Hall in 0.98

00:16:40 the White House or whatever and I don't have anything against Bryce Hall at all but just like 0.99

00:16:44 you don't want it to be the like tiktokified zombie brain hive mind running the algorithms 0.94

00:16:51 or the the discourse the narrative you know we want to have people that that are really thinking

00:16:55 critically about things and ultimately creating the dominant idea that is right well the reality

00:17:02 is everybody messages me and i know from a lot of tiktok insiders tiktok employees they if they

00:17:08 report a sneeko tiktok or a tate tiktok immediately gets taken down wow if they if i didn't uh get

00:17:14 censored actively on tiktok i'm banned on tiktok by the way um and twitter twitter got back twitch

00:17:19 youtube i'll ban but tiktok i have heard from employees that if they get a report to just take

00:17:23 it down so they're they're actively silencing this message so there must be something there

00:17:28 everybody understands that they understand what men are supposed to be turning into i don't know

00:17:33 if you watch the grammys recently but if you see um that bot sam smith just trying to piss off

00:17:39 conservatives by literally doing a satanic ritual it used to be subtle it used to be like you would

00:17:44 play a jay-z song in reverse from 2000 remember those like illuminati videos from 2005 they're

00:17:49 Like how Michael Jackson really died.

00:17:50 And then they'd play like Mama Say, Mama Saw, Mama Maco Saw.

00:17:54 Mama Say, Mama Say, Satan, Satan, Satan.

00:17:56 And they'd be like, whoa, they're saying Satan.

00:17:58 Now they're just at the Grammys saying, look, we worship Satan.

00:18:02 We do it.

00:18:03 And then all the dancers are trans. 0.89

00:18:05 They're depressed. 0.68

00:18:06 They're gender fluid. 1.00

00:18:07 Just every single woke idea is in one performance. 0.94

00:18:12 Satan, trans people, they, them. 1.00

00:18:14 And then guess what happens right after?

00:18:16 Sponsored by Pfizer.

00:18:17 it's like it writes itself it's like a family guy skit writing what would piss off conservatives but

00:18:23 that's what they do and that's what they want men to become sam smith like i have never i don't even 0.99

00:18:27 know who this guy is this is the first time i heard about him but like he's overweight as shit 0.98

00:18:31 he's depressed he talks about it on the news all the time he's gender fluid he's just every single 0.99

00:18:36 thing that the tiktok program machine wants you to become and now you end up worshiping satan

00:18:42 so you have to actively fight and you have to actively become better every you have to actively

00:18:46 resist it there's no more in the west for for young men it's no more that you could just like 0.99

00:18:51 be happy watch a tom brady football game play some sports and just live a good life you need

00:18:56 to actively resist all the programming because if you just end up mind if you just you're going

00:19:01 to become a depressed they them say satan worshiper there's no more conservative the 0.99

00:19:06 conservative bullshit doesn't work anymore like it doesn't fly like i feel like conservatives are 0.99

00:19:10 oh like i just i just want to like it's in your face now yeah i can't avoid it i just want to be 0.99

00:19:15 by myself i want to do my thing libertarian whatever blah blah blah it's kind of gay but 0.88

00:19:20 it's pretty much what it is because like it's like you said it's in your face it's blatant

00:19:25 and you're gonna sit there and let it happen to you at least speak up about it yeah right at least

00:19:30 oh no i don't want to controversy and that was kind of my point like not only as a money-making

00:19:35 mechanism but for your neighborhood for the society you live in like you need to share those

00:19:41 things because if everybody that believes in the right stuff is just silent and you know let's talk

00:19:46 about one of the other problems people are afraid to share their thing one everyone is depressed 0.98

00:19:52 whatever because the bullshit food that is is out there and all the drugs and shit like that 0.93

00:19:57 and then the other problem is people are scared because they don't want to get canceled like 0.99

00:20:01 sneaker right so they're gonna they're gonna say that goes right here live in the flesh doing

00:20:05 better than ever yeah i really i beat it on rumble which is uh after all this time on youtube people

00:20:11 who are so afraid of getting canceled you know what the most annoying part about this is when

00:20:15 people say well i just don't want to offend anyone but this is just stop prefacing well

00:20:21 well this is what i think just say what you think waters the message down just say what you think

00:20:26 because you're allowing them to to get into your head if i if every time i said like well this might

00:20:31 hurt somebody's feelings i would be saying that every other sentence this might get me canceled

00:20:35 I don't know who I'm going to defend, but...

00:20:38 The camera's unplugged.

00:20:40 I don't know if you noticed that.

00:20:40 We're good.

00:20:41 We're good.

00:20:41 How did you...

00:20:42 You're from New York, right?

00:20:44 Yeah.

00:20:45 The city?

00:20:46 Yeah, Brooklyn, but I mostly grew up in New Haven, Connecticut.

00:20:49 Okay.

00:20:49 So both of those places are very left-leaning, right?

00:20:54 Very much so in that sort of zeitgeist.

00:20:57 When did you start thinking...

00:20:59 Have you always thought this way and kind of...

00:21:02 Because back then, how old are you now?

00:21:03 24.

00:21:04 24.

00:21:04 course you're our age like so when you're making videos and you're 14 that's like 2012 ish or

00:21:10 something like that right it wasn't like this back then you know what i mean like everything was more

00:21:14 it still was though there was a specific moment i remember how did you get into like dissident

00:21:19 thought i guess is my question i've always questioned it i've always i've not liked how

00:21:25 i was always trained to to think against what my natural state is and i was thinking about this

00:21:29 yesterday i remember being six years old in the grocery store and the first time i saw two guys

00:21:34 kiss and my reaction was i was standing next to my mom my mom we were like shopping and i went

00:21:41 i went loud i went like i made a thing of it and she went no you can't do that that's homophobic 0.56

00:21:46 that's bad they're just they love each other and then that was the first time i'm trained so now

00:21:51 the next time i see two beards collide like velcro and there's a scraping kissing in the middle of

00:21:56 stop and shop now i'm gonna go that's fine that's okay and i'm forcing myself to not react how i 0.99

00:22:03 naturally wants to react which is what the fuck six-year-old means no there's something wrong 0.99

00:22:10 about that that's what i naturally think it's like maybe naturally i am homophobic i guess 0.99

00:22:16 not scared but just grossed out by two beards colliding yeah biological but they're telling

00:22:22 you that that is wrong it's like it's even if you don't want to say i even gay people i don't give a 0.96

00:22:27 fuck but say you're in an elevator and i'm seven right and i see a fat person we've all seen this 0.98

00:22:33 there's a little kid and the guy's belly like bumps into you when he's touching the button and 1.00

00:22:37 you go you're fat and then your mom says don't do that don't say that and now your training is

00:22:43 you got to dial it back but that's what your actual your real thought is your fat which is

00:22:48 the funniest thing like that's just like that's just objectively funny but there's all these

00:22:52 condition that we have to condition ourselves to not offend other people right that's understandable

00:22:57 like that can hurt somebody's feelings but that being normalized is is a part of the the social

00:23:03 programming and I was always really keen to stuff like that like the why am I not because I've always

00:23:09 trusted my intentions were good like there's no way at six I'm a bad person that I'm like I'm

00:23:14 a homophobic I hate gay people when I'm six I'm just six but I was always aware about how they 1.00

00:23:20 were trying to change what I naturally wanted to do based on the the social programming around me 0.96

00:23:25 Like they, they always told me I had ADHD.

00:23:27 They told me I had mental illness.

00:23:29 They told me there were things wrong with me. 0.80

00:23:30 I'm a bad person.

00:23:31 They said, like, I got in trouble for bullying for all this stuff.

00:23:34 And I'm like, I'm just trying to be funny.

00:23:35 So I always knew that my intentions were good, but people were insisting I was bad.

00:23:39 And I didn't want to believe that.

00:23:40 I didn't want to, to let them be right.

00:23:42 I didn't want them to insist that there must be something wrong with me.

00:23:45 Was there a point where it like became very like visceral for you where like your distinct

00:23:51 shift.

00:23:51 So you always kind of naturally, and I think all three of us and a lot of the people that

00:23:55 we talk to or interact with or in our network, like the entrepreneurial type people or people

00:24:00 willing to go against the grain, you hear the same things, right? I was ADHD. I was, you know,

00:24:04 bullying or I was, you know, loud in class. I didn't, I wanted to know why I had to follow

00:24:09 these orders, right? Like you just naturally have that kind of instinct. I definitely had it. I was

00:24:14 a hellion in like junior high, high school, whatever. But for me, it was like, it became very

00:24:20 real that there is a something pushing me i remember um during the like when trump announced

00:24:28 he was going to start running i was a junior in high school then i believe yeah we were seeing

00:24:33 you yeah i was a junior in high school and i remember seeing like starting to see the stuff 0.97

00:24:38 where it's like white men or the devil you know and i was like damn like all the white men i know 0.72

00:24:45 are like pretty sweet like my dad raised to work does the stuff my grandpa like was a basketball 0.98

00:24:49 coach insurance agent like you know what i mean it was just like super weird to me that's exactly

00:24:53 when it started too yeah 16 seems like it's forever ago yeah that was when the portal opened

00:24:59 summon the demons that's when i went down the alex jones portal like part two and i got super

00:25:06 just red pilled like oh my god like this is what's happening like conspiracy theorists to the max

00:25:11 yeah like i remember always having kind of a similar gut instinct like that but then i saw 0.89

00:25:16 that type of shit and i was like hold on that's weird and just started digging into stuff and 0.98

00:25:21 then you just unveil everything and realize how just how fucked up yeah you inherently like no 0.99

00:25:27 and then you start searching yeah and then it kind of like pops up and then you you kind of 0.93

00:25:31 see things that confirm what you're but you got to go to bit shoot you know you got to go to info

00:25:36 wars and rumble to figure it out so they're not going to have it i used to have it yeah youtube

00:25:40 before google sold out to the advertisers and susan took over but i remember it's 2016 was the

00:25:46 biggest test i voted for trump in 2016 and i had a maga shirt and then uh my sister tried to burn

00:25:53 it and like i stole it from and then i remember i wore it the day that the day that trump won was

00:25:58 just the funniest day of all time i went to this liberal school and the teachers were crying and

00:26:03 like it was just they were tearing up they brought they literally brought in therapy dogs to go pet

00:26:09 teachers canceled class to go pet dogs and i'm just there like maga like wearing my shirt but

00:26:15 then the death stares i got from everybody and this is a big flip because i used to um admittedly 0.79

00:26:20 i used to profit off of that like white men are the devil thing i because i'm like a minority so 1.00

00:26:24 that was a way to get cool points to be like yo white people can't dance haha you know stupid 1.00

00:26:28 jokes like that but then i noticed a flip because not only did the liberal white people like give 1.00

00:26:32 me dirty looks but also the black people were like slavery's coming back because trump like why do 0.79

00:26:36 they even think that and they were looking at me like this racist and i'm like whoa everyone's 0.77

00:26:40 against me so and then i went to college in new york and that was a big flip like the liberal

00:26:45 hive mind like matrix people everyone's depressed they them they would go protesting random climate

00:26:49 change nonsense and i was an undercover trump supporter for my whole time of college before i 0.55

00:26:55 dropped out i was really i remember going to like frat parties with uh my black friends and like the

00:27:00 frat people would have like trump maga posters in the basement i'd be like that's messed up look at 0.60

00:27:05 these and i'm like i'm a fraud i'm lying i like trump yeah but you had to it was tough like when

00:27:14 you go up in these liberal cities to to believe what you really believe and not get outed or

00:27:18 you you're afraid you're afraid of the cancer culture and you just got to embrace it man you

00:27:23 don't don't make that mistake i remember i had my i had my maga hat and i was wearing that

00:27:28 at high school and then i wore it to college and i i lasted two months in college before i

00:27:32 dropped out but not like i would like wear it like once in a while just like goofing around

00:27:38 whatever because i knew it was gonna trigger people yeah and i didn't want to like cause 0.83

00:27:42 was a big big stirred big scene but when i would wear it people would obviously talk shit to me 0.94

00:27:48 right and like oh why would you wear that you're racist that's bad well explain to me why and 0.83

00:27:54 there's never well he's just bad like who was telling it's the media it's the programming

00:27:58 like everyone i think is inherently born based and and knows kind of what's right versus what's

00:28:06 wrong and then we get programmed like you were talking about at six years old in the grocery

00:28:10 store the the gay thing right and you have those instances and then you see the media and you just

00:28:15 kind of believe it you get pushed into society and then that's your belief well to me it's like

00:28:20 you know and i always you talk about like your your mantra or at least that's my interpretation

00:28:25 is like truth through funny right and i always look at it as like you know essentially what is

00:28:32 truth like truth is something that comes from source which to me is god right and it's just

00:28:37 like all of these things are really just natural, like, like natural law stemming from God. It's

00:28:44 the way the world works, right? Like you were supposed to have homogenous in group preference.

00:28:51 That's natural. Like, it's not a weird thing at all. You know, you're supposed to want to

00:28:57 have a wife or wives and have children and procreate. Like that's natural. All these 0.96

00:29:04 things are natural and they're just like white washing it down to the point where they're just 1.00

00:29:09 they're basically just inverting god at every at every point they possibly can and just that's it

00:29:16 it's super demonic every time i see just like a blue haired with like the the nose ring the witch 0.98

00:29:23 nose ring it's like it's literally like a bone marrow witch and they all walk around in their 0.98

00:29:27 little groups maybe one or two of them and they're all doing weird things together you know sexually 0.95

00:29:32 that's just disgusting it's like demonic because it's opposite of what it's opposite of biology

00:29:38 what god wants yeah exactly right and then you end up like what they're doing at the they're

00:29:43 celebrating how demonic they are the literal satanic ritual all they thems they have cut 1.00

00:29:48 off titties cut off dicks they're fat as shit and they're they thems and it really all the 1.00

00:29:53 conspiracy theorists the westboro baptist church the the hardcore islamic people all of them i 1.00

00:29:58 remember thinking back to like when we were we were kids like in the in the 2000s and the people

00:30:02 would say like gay marriage is a path to sin it's going to go and you'd be like oh come on it's fine 1.00

00:30:08 like no like they were warning us and then we would label them racist they're crazy conspiracy 0.96

00:30:12 theorists they're there's but they were right because would you ever have thought in 2007 when

00:30:18 bush was president we were kids that people that you could get on tv and worship the devil yeah

00:30:23 and it would be okay and it's it's how far it's getting is uh is alarming for the for the next

00:30:30 generation but that that is true that the seek truth through funny is pretty much how i i've

00:30:34 faced um my whole life to get around that i being at trump have you been to a trump rally yep it's

00:30:40 so much fun crazy so much fun it's it's why imagine biden trying to get people riled up

00:30:45 and that was the big part of it it was just even though i was around all this programming and stuff

00:30:49 like that and i was still like believing in like a lot of bot ideas like oh andrew gang universal

00:30:55 basic incomes it's just garbage right but i'm like trump is funny and i we were doing these 0.93

00:31:00 chants lock her up lock i'm like yeah and then a feminist would come up a fat feminist with a sign 1.00

00:31:05 trump's racist and everyone go boo and then they would get escorted out we go yeah it was just like 0.90

00:31:12 it was like a sports game but it was it was uh there was so much high energy there there was a

00:31:17 of hope and it felt like what america was supposed to be about and trump is just funny he was just

00:31:21 in there delivering material i'm laughing i'm there alone i'm like 17 just going to a trump

00:31:27 rally just because it's like going to a concert and i don't want to support any politician i want

00:31:33 anybody in charge they can't do that 100 it's really interesting too you talked about like

00:31:38 you know mr beast or logan paul running for president it's really cool to see

00:31:43 like the like trump was so awesome simply because he had that cult of personality like

00:31:49 whatever he actually did or or political beliefs or or actions aside like if you can't just sit

00:31:56 there and and isolate it down to like this guy is a extremely charismatic like there's just so

00:32:02 much to be learned from that in and of itself and i think one of the biggest things with trump

00:32:06 that and they inherit they attack this a lot but you inherently trust trump because of what he

00:32:14 built right he built the business he's very charismatic he has the social proof of like

00:32:19 i did this i have all these employees etc and they constantly tried to tear that down which

00:32:23 is oh the tax returns or he no man he's a fraud he turned one mil into four billion

00:32:28 it's a fraud exactly they attacked his social proof just consistently over and over and over

00:32:35 again and to me that just proves that he was right and he is well well we can get into a lot

00:32:41 of he's not the trump that he was we can get into a lot of things about that he's not the trump that

00:32:44 he was in in 2015 2016 and he i i voted for him back then because he was an outsider but

00:32:49 in a lot of ways he did become an insider he did lose a lot of that high energy he ended up

00:32:54 shilling for israel a lot for holding the gay pride flag he pushed the vaccine and he's afraid 0.95

00:32:59 to go and admit that he was wrong about that he there's a lot of things that he he compromised

00:33:03 and he was even he was pro lockdown there was a lot of he made a lot of mistakes and there's a

00:33:08 lot of stuff that he said he was going to accomplish that just didn't happen he wanted

00:33:12 to drain the swamp and kind of stepped in there and got stuck yeah it's really can i'm not a like

00:33:17 i voted for him in 2016 but i'm not a wanted him to win in 2020 right and then that was obviously

00:33:24 a whole thing but i'm not a big trump guy and i think that's a really that's something i wanted

00:33:28 to talk to you about too because like you know i think with the kind of ideas that that you

00:33:33 propagate and believe in i think that there is a lot of people that are like number one you

00:33:40 shouldn't like honestly you probably shouldn't care about politics at all to say you should

00:33:46 have some peripheral awareness of it but like if you're a young guy and you're running around and 0.94

00:33:51 you're like all wrapped up in politics you're fucked you're you're it's just over probably 0.98

00:33:55 um because you have to build it doesn't help you and i think also too like there's a lot of this 0.98

00:34:01 stuff in the the sort of like the edgier thought space that exists on the internet today which

00:34:07 obviously you're at the forefront of um i think there's a lot of things too with those with that

00:34:11 kind of with the general discourse that's going on there that's also pushing young guys towards

00:34:19 a not so good message and i was really happy or like just kind of it was cool to see like you

00:34:24 pushing like the gym stuff super hard. I own a fitness company. That's how I get into a lot of

00:34:28 this stuff is like just learning a lot about health and how fucked the healthcare system and 0.82

00:34:33 the food and all this stuff is in the United States. And so I was really happy to see that 0.53

00:34:37 because I think a lot of guys who believe in this kind of stuff, they also really lose their path

00:34:42 and they get locked into like Chick-fil-A conservatism, you know, cargo shorts and 0.97

00:34:47 cargo shorts and fucking Chick-fil-A nuggets and like just all this. They're just externalizing 0.98

00:34:53 their life or it's like to me there's like that path or you know they're they learn this stuff

00:34:59 and get like way too far down the rabbit hole and like almost isolate themselves from society or 0.98

00:35:04 they're like get into super degenerate shit you know they understand sexual dynamics and now 0.99

00:35:10 they're just like having random sex all the time with girls they don't want to you know what i mean 0.99

00:35:13 so it's really uh it's an interesting thing i would love to hear your thoughts on like that

00:35:19 whole point in general and overall i was just like happy to see like pushing the like super

00:35:22 positive gym message and stuff like that i spoke to do you guys know luke belmore yeah i've seen

00:35:28 him you know yeah i know you're talking i spoke to him back in um in august in july i went to

00:35:33 puerto rico and stayed at his home and he basically kind of he was telling me a lot of the stuff uh

00:35:40 and that was back when i was just really full red pill rage and just yelling into the camera

00:35:45 about everything and about all the program i was realizing a bunch of this stuff and when you're

00:35:50 in that space and you're alone and there's not really anybody around it's just all your friends

00:35:53 are fortnight players and stuff like that you're gonna go kind of like what the and then he was

00:35:58 just like you're right about everything you know the food is poisoning you social media is

00:36:02 programming you like it goes really let me go and tell you a lot of stuff and he was telling me

00:36:06 that you you should be what you should embody like what you're doing now it's funny it's getting

00:36:12 views stuff like that but you're just yelling about feminists what would the best thing to do 1.00

00:36:16 is to be an example for for these young guys in every single way like in terms of fitness

00:36:21 finance exposing the truth politically like just everything that everything against exactly what

00:36:29 they're they're programming and so i'm trying to embody that now i've been i've been in the gym

00:36:33 consistently for about a month and a half up 10 pounds post every single day like uh some message

00:36:38 like i think the trend is cool like i could be watching porn right now but i'm in the gym i

00:36:42 I could have been simping for some girl. 1.00

00:36:44 I could have been scrolling, could have been on TikTok.

00:36:47 I didn't want to go today, but I'm here, like I'm sweating.

00:36:50 And then everybody posts and we're motivating each other, like correcting each other's form.

00:36:55 And I wanted to be the best in every single metric that a man should be.

00:37:00 And that's why I think people should watch is to see the growth, right?

00:37:04 That's why I kept on my BotTube channel for so long is because you could see me go from Call of Duty to where I'm at now.

00:37:09 I want to be able to see – I want people to see and watch me grow my business and watch me get fit and get better every single day.

00:37:17 One of the criticisms that I get from the soy boys and the feminists is like this so-called alpha male sneko, clip the part where I call myself an alpha male. 1.00

00:37:26 Clip it.

00:37:27 They will say that way more – more than anybody else in the red pill space says that because they're like, oh, you think you're like so cool?

00:37:34 Like, no, I'm trying to get better every day.

00:37:36 I'm trying to learn more every day.

00:37:37 I'm 24.

00:37:38 I don't know everything obviously I grew up making bot tube videos what the I my life experience is

00:37:43 like the businesses I've started of course I'm traveled I've went through a lot of experiences

00:37:47 but overall like everything is documented I want people to be able to see that we pretend like you

00:37:53 have to be the perfect person as if you know everything but my whole brand and everything

00:37:57 is being able to critically think challenge my ideas I engage in a lot of debates I've changed

00:38:02 my opinions about things and it's because people grow people change and people become better I want

00:38:07 people to see me become alpha right i never once called myself that but feminists will use that 1.00

00:38:13 the one of the the main tactics for the for the young guys listening they'll try to do

00:38:16 is the shaming and the guilt and trying to like oh you think like what do you like insecure or

00:38:21 something they'll just try to belittle you but men know inherently that the happiest moments

00:38:27 of your life are your most masculine moments right like when you score a goal and then you

00:38:32 do that big see the ronaldo celebration or when you're watching you and the guy knocks you out

00:38:36 like that punch is what you frame that knockout punch to win you the the world title right when

00:38:41 you you have up here the the plaque for having a million um sales with click funnels like that

00:38:47 moment is it's like look what i've accomplished look what i did i did better than all the people

00:38:51 that didn't the happiest moments of a man life are when you are your most masculine so we all

00:38:56 understand this maybe people don't know how to put it into words but that's what the soy boys

00:39:00 the feminists the liberals will do to try to bring you down and try to make you on their level because 1.00

00:39:04 deep down it's not really an ideological difference it's jealousy these the men that

00:39:09 try to cancel you and then celebrate when i get banned or whatever or when trump's like oh look 0.95

00:39:15 at trump he's like stupid call fifi that they'll try to bring you down because it's they have 0.98

00:39:21 internal resentment they haven't accomplished anything that they are not in the gym that they 1.00

00:39:25 are not pursuing their dreams that they gave up that they scroll all day that they're depressed

00:39:30 and they're eating garbage food

00:39:31 and they don't have enough mental willpower 0.99

00:39:33 to get up in the morning.

00:39:35 It's resentment.

00:39:36 So for all the guys watching,

00:39:38 just be able to bob and weave all of that.

00:39:40 Like just every time they try to shame and guilt you

00:39:42 and try to say you're a bad person,

00:39:44 I've been called everything.

00:39:45 I've been called a racist, a misogynist, 0.99

00:39:48 incel, homophobe, transphobe. 0.99

00:39:50 The funniest thing is racist. 0.99

00:39:52 Like they're actually writing political articles

00:39:53 calling you, who am I racist to?

00:39:55 Who would I, who?

00:39:57 if i'm if i'm joining right wing yay 24 campaign black president i'm mixed i'm who would i be 0.85

00:40:05 racist to and it's funny it's it's written by a pasty white soy boy liberal like those are the 0.76

00:40:10 the people i would steer away from the most and malcolm x even said one of my my biggest role 0.95

00:40:15 models he said in a speech in the 60s that the greatest threat to america is the white liberal

00:40:21 and people don't know how to criticize that the funniest part is the liberals don't know how

00:40:27 to get around that point because if they criticize somebody black they're called a racist so when

00:40:32 matt walsh goes to africa and he starts asking the messiah tribe what is a woman and they say a woman 0.95

00:40:38 is a woman with a vagina a person with a vagina and he's like well what if i'm gender fluid what 0.94

00:40:44 if i'm he's just asking the western questions what if i'm a man and a woman at the same time 1.00

00:40:48 and they just go ha ha ha idiot stupid white guy they're just laughing about how ridiculous this 1.00

00:40:53 stuff is the messiah tribe like what if i cut my penis off and i change my gender what if i cut 1.00

00:40:58 and they're just like no you're you're crazy yeah you're crazy but all the the white liberals will 1.00

00:41:04 just avoid that point and call matt walsh a transphobe because it's easy because they're 0.99

00:41:08 following that narrative white man bad white man bad but when they see like a natural black tribe

00:41:14 in africa they don't know how to navigate that because it goes against their entire world view 1.00

00:41:17 they're taught that this I'm on the good side I'm not racist I'm not racist it's complete garbage 0.96

00:41:23 but yeah Malcolm X said that it is the greatest threat because those people will pretend like 0.88

00:41:28 they're your friend they'll pretend like they have good intentions like they are the morally

00:41:32 good person but they're not they're doing it to try to feel good internally they're snaky people

00:41:37 those are the people that are going to go behind your back and do some and cancel you they don't

00:41:42 actually have real friends I've seen it time and time again with white liberals they'll go and

00:41:46 they'll they'll go like they're under this is actually what he's really doing they'll be like 0.97

00:41:50 always talking shit about somebody that's close to them and it's just this this snaky like i'm good 0.77

00:41:56 i'm the good person there's you can't trust these people and malcolm x was completely right 0.96

00:42:01 yeah it's uh really interesting like malcolm x is would be a so much is so much better of an

00:42:09 influence to the the black community in my opinion than like let's say a martin luther king in my

00:42:14 opinion like he's he's pushing like owning your own businesses and and having that control and

00:42:20 autonomy and it's really funny i have a one of my really close friends is black and he was he said

00:42:24 that to somebody and it melted their brain it was hilarious melted their brain why because they were

00:42:28 taught the all the bot stuff martin luther king is the best person yeah i mean there's a lot of

00:42:34 martin luther king was in a lot he was propped up by a lot of these people and he wasn't as morally

00:42:39 good as people think he he was kind of a degenerate he was doing a lot of drugs and he was 0.82

00:42:44 paying for a lot of prostitutes but he had this good what'd he do like mark oh look he's walking 0.86

00:42:49 across a bridge like what are his he's also a communist right we celebrate him but there's so 0.65

00:42:55 many people that we don't have days for but you have a holiday for that malcolm x actually and i

00:43:00 really appreciate his journey if you look at malcolm x i think it's actually very similar

00:43:04 to what andrew tate is going through and but it's funny you don't see the the sword boy liberals you

00:43:10 don't see them criticizing malcolm x for his criminal past malcolm x was a street pimp malcolm

00:43:15 x was a drug addict malcolm x was a violent criminal malcolm x was doing was involved in a 0.54

00:43:22 lot of degeneracy and he found the nation of islam in prison and then he started going on a path to 1.00

00:43:27 to a better life and then he started speaking he started becoming more articulate he became really

00:43:31 smart in jail reading a lot of books and he was a very powerful speaker and people respected him

00:43:35 and he was also pro-segregation a lot of the white conservatives actually believed

00:43:39 in what he was saying they agreed with him he was saying that we should go and create our own

00:43:42 communities that we're never going to get along with white people he was pro-segregation we need 0.73

00:43:46 to become autonomous ourselves we need to create our own businesses our own schools black people 1.00

00:43:49 need to go and unite together the white man is never going to is going to help us and white 0.79

00:43:54 people like yeah good i like segregation and then he's ended up becoming on a better path even

00:43:59 further he went to mecca he had his hajj he became a real muslim and then he said you know what 0.60

00:44:04 actually peace is good we should try to get along kill him they don't like peace they don't want you

00:44:10 to be saying that they liked him when he was pro-segregation but as soon as he started saying 0.54

00:44:13 unity they killed him and i'm seeing the same it's kind of a similar path with andrew and tristan

00:44:16 andrew and tristan you know online pimps you could say i wouldn't say the word pimp but

00:44:21 you know kind of degenerate you could say making money from from cam girling and then they they go

00:44:28 they get falsely imprisoned same thing with any any revolutionary and but they have a stronger

00:44:33 message they are they're inspiring the male youth and it transitioned from from them being there's

00:44:38 even there's old tweets and stuff like that you can see that they're saying like they didn't they

00:44:41 were kind of ruthless with their business mindset they're like i don't care if guys are going to

00:44:44 i'm going to go make money off it i'm going to profit off of it that's probably the same mindset

00:44:47 that malcolm x had but as you mature and as you become better you start to realize what your

00:44:52 greater purpose is and that's what they should be remembered for but the the sore boy liberals and

00:44:56 everybody they're trying to paint it out as if they are just known for that and i'm not trying

00:45:01 of discredit that but they should be remembered for what they're really doing and for for inspiring

00:45:06 and telling the truth for young men in a world where everything is trying to distract you and 0.99

00:45:11 bring you down and make you depressed make you fat and make you cut your penis off yeah that was 0.99

00:45:16 and that was kind of my you know when i was talking about like the different paths that 1.00

00:45:19 people who maybe believe in this stuff can kind of go is like transmutation like taking you know

00:45:25 it is it's not easy to do any of these things to take accountability and ownership for yourself

00:45:31 and to make something happen in this world, in the current climate we live in.

00:45:34 It's not easy.

00:45:34 It's not easy at all.

00:45:35 And you're probably going to go through, I've done things that like I don't, you know,

00:45:39 like, or not like proud of or whatever, like said things I maybe didn't fully believe or

00:45:44 whatever.

00:45:44 Like we've all made mistakes and it's not easy thing to go take accountability and ownership 0.99

00:45:49 of your life as a young man now, because there's just so much noise, there's so much bullshit. 0.84

00:45:54 But I think it's really, really important for anyone listening to this or any, you know, 0.72

00:45:58 young guys that are maybe listening to your message or listening to tate's message and like

00:46:04 take that and take all the negative stuff and really transmute it and be like the best example

00:46:10 any of us possibly could be online in walking around in real life like i just think it's super

00:46:16 important and then another point i wanted to touch on too is just you're talking about you know them

00:46:21 using the shame and the guilt to to cancel like we even see this just posting content you know

00:46:26 you'll see something pops off a little bit and you got tiktok got tiktok bots in there 0.98

00:46:31 fucking oh the fucking alpha male takes and it's it's at the end of the day every time nobody wants 0.99

00:46:38 to nobody wants to be serious like everybody's scared to be serious so they'll just irony and 1.00

00:46:44 like all this bullshit because they're afraid to fucking put their name on it and stand up for what 0.96

00:46:48 they believe in the biggest kind of like things that we've talked about in the past hour here 0.99

00:46:52 is programming and programming is really the the biggest like in anything people are programmed not

00:46:58 to state their opinion and not be real because they're they're now scared of getting canceled

00:47:03 or having someone else judge their opinion right and i think for us what we're building with with

00:47:09 our company one of our one of our kind of selling points our marketing points is concept war and

00:47:16 And the mainstream has this idea that they try to program you with to basically take away your energy and take away your vibrancy and make you a shell of yourself, right?

00:47:28 Demonic.

00:47:29 And that's what they're programming you to be.

00:47:31 And we have an opportunity with content war or whatever to help people grow their brands and wage war back on the other side.

00:47:38 And I think it's obviously Sneeko is doing that himself.

00:47:41 and i'm curious in your mind is there like a greater mission that you're building towards

00:47:48 or is this still just fun for you you're trying to get rich and you you enjoy being famous or is

00:47:53 there a bigger mission to help it's not about fame at all um fame is it's fleeting it's cool

00:48:00 but otherwise like what is it really it's people come up to you they smile they take a picture

00:48:03 they move on you shake someone's hand it's a tool in my in my opinion it's a tool like i mean but

00:48:08 Where does it really even become that useful?

00:48:11 Like at a club, like a bouncer will know you and I get in.

00:48:13 That's it.

00:48:14 It's not really that much.

00:48:15 And also the fame that I have is very controversial.

00:48:19 So people don't want to associate with me.

00:48:20 There's people from back in New York that I've done collabs with,

00:48:24 people that I used to work with that are afraid to even associate with me.

00:48:27 I've had so many people be like, no, I can't do it.

00:48:30 Like they get afraid.

00:48:33 So you alienate a lot of people talking about this stuff.

00:48:36 um i've talked about this but yeah there's there's so many people that that are afraid to even to to

00:48:42 be around me for for one to talk about so it's not about fame it's it's the highest form of human

00:48:47 achievement is inspiration and that's the greater goal so there's never a goal where i'm going to be

00:48:52 like i did it it's over but i just i love to inspire i like when i i was at the beach the

00:48:59 other day and there's these um i was just laying down i was with a girl and there were these nine

00:49:03 year old kids and they're jumping in the pool uh by the beach and they're like yo snego they come

00:49:08 up to me that we take some pictures and these kids are like eight and nine years old and i'm just

00:49:12 thinking that they could so easily go down the path of saying what are you like an alpha male

00:49:18 like they could so easily watch the satanic grammy's performance and end up cutting off

00:49:24 this and becoming they them and becoming depressed and i would just and then we ended up playing 0.98

00:49:29 soccer for a while and um we're just doing like what men do you know like oh you suck like doing 0.92

00:49:36 slide tackles the kids are getting aggressive and i'm just like i'm juking them around and 0.92

00:49:40 i'm just trying to that's that that motivation that that men need that's the type of energy that

00:49:46 men need to be around and it so easily could have been like that's problematic why would you go say

00:49:51 you know i would like i even slapped a kid in the back of the head we're playing soccer he goes oh 0.54

00:49:55 and then he comes back and like it but that's that's what you need you need to do some of that 0.89

00:49:59 because men are are being trained right now to become weak and but god loves strong men god wants

00:50:05 you to be strong the devil needs you to be weak so that you're easily controlled so that you're

00:50:09 depressed so that you are a consumer so that you do exactly so that you worship the self so that

00:50:14 you are believing in astrology so you put extrovert or introvert i'm an introvert and your bio and

00:50:20 your personality becomes your mental health. That's the garbage that they need you to be 1.00

00:50:24 involved in. But God rewards strong men. God rewards hard work. And I, that's, that's, 0.99

00:50:30 that's how I get happy. It's not about the money. The money's cool and it can be independent,

00:50:35 stuff like that, but it's genuinely about doing the right thing and about inspiring because I

00:50:40 think that's the most important thing you could do with your voice. I totally agree. What is your,

00:50:45 you have like a like let's say maybe you know five years you have a vision that you're kind

00:50:51 of working towards what's your vision i debate about this a lot because i don't i'm not very

00:50:55 optimistic about the west i see the the clown world nonsense that's happening that how they

00:51:01 put gay pride flags in the classrooms and how these kids are like mommy am i gay and they're 0.66

00:51:05 like three and it's just i'm seeing that the future these people i get criticisms from the

00:51:11 trad cons and from the political people saying like just leave go out because sometimes i talk

00:51:14 about moving to dubai to get out of this but i think you could still fight the programming of

00:51:19 the west while not being in the west the strength of the social media you're able to go and fight

00:51:23 this culture war without being here i spoke to ryan dawson there's some really good interviews

00:51:28 on my rumble channel with ryan dawson you probably don't know who he is but he lives in japan and he

00:51:32 he's left for a long time ago i'm not going to get into what exactly got him canceled but it goes

00:51:38 it goes really far like if you really want to be red pilled i would go and watch his stuff and

00:51:43 watch our conversations because it gets it's really dark but you don't need to be here in

00:51:49 order to fight this war so in five years i'm thinking about getting as much money as possible

00:51:54 i want to get to a five ten million dollar net worth and then as of now maybe move to dubai or

00:52:01 have residencies in different places so that i am more global and i'm not tied down to this place

00:52:06 because although i love it in america but i just i'm not very optimistic about raising children

00:52:12 here especially with all the teachers that you could see i would check out libs of tiktok on

00:52:17 twitter check out clown world on twitter seeing what they're trying to program our kids to become

00:52:21 is is disgusting and i don't want to be a part of it i think miami is that last and that's probably 0.94

00:52:25 why we're all here it's kind of that last element of america that isn't entirely lost which is funny

00:52:32 because it's like pretty much south america here which is i was gonna say that's i'm kind of same

00:52:36 wavelength as you although i just i really like like southern south america i could see that

00:52:42 I mean, a lot of it too is just like, you know, it's, it, life is a mirror and you can definitely find like good women here in Miami, but it's definitely, you can, but it's, it's definitely, have you? Yeah. I haven't. Yeah. I've met, there's some good girls, you know, you gotta, you gotta also, I think a lot of guys, like if you want to find good women, like a lot of guys are like, man, I can't find any good girls. And they're at live like twice a week. Like, well, brother, like you might need to adjust your strategy.

00:53:10 but um where do you meet them miami girls it's just been just absolute oof farmer's market 0.75

00:53:18 there you go just in and about it's like a lot of daytime stuff you're not going to meet a good

00:53:22 girl out at night probably in it but again my whole point is that there's not it's definitely

00:53:26 a small minority right but um like i really like latin america and southern latin america i kind

00:53:33 of just see that as a more like it's a better place to to raise children and build a family

00:53:39 like you it was really interesting i was just down there like a month ago and you'd see like

00:53:44 just a lot of like girls going out to eat with their families like it's crazy you don't see that

00:53:48 here they're like oh you don't see it here it's all them 20 at a table yeah mimosa girls loading 0.97

00:53:53 up the fucking brunch brunch hogs yeah but uh yeah so you want to ultimately you know it's 0.98

00:54:00 really interesting question um in terms of like staying or or leaving um i kind of debate with it 0.99

00:54:09 and i mean it's obviously america is great for business right it's the best economy in the world

00:54:13 best place to um and maybe isn't dubai better there's eight percent business tax maybe but

00:54:21 that's only for transactions that are physical for online business transactions you buy it's

00:54:25 zero percent tax we were talking with iman about this too right most business like for the future

00:54:29 it's going to be online nobody wants to start a physical business anymore like that's just the

00:54:34 future for our entrepreneurship is it really better to be in an to be in america like why

00:54:39 i think for funding vcs that type of world it is better because i don't think that access is over

00:54:47 in dubai i was actually reading a tweet about this today the guy had a whole thread about it

00:54:50 i think i saw that um and it was like how many startups have you actually seen come out of dubai

00:54:56 that are successful and like have an impact on the west and sure i mean up until now i can see that

00:55:03 but i think in the future as things start to develop as it gets worse here because it's going

00:55:07 to get worse yeah it's just going to continue happening um i think that we might see that

00:55:12 change a little bit but i think part of it too is like i almost want to help make it better

00:55:19 it's very lofty the what the west or america like you know it almost feels like just

00:55:25 abandoning it to me like my family's here you know a lot of that kind of stuff it's a really

00:55:31 really interesting conversation though because if it if it gets worse then yeah i'm out like 0.77

00:55:36 fuck it so i i kind of want to touch on the kanye thing because yeah yeah um yeah to me it plays into 0.85

00:55:47 this a little bit because i think he's having that influence he's running for president right 0.99

00:55:51 he wants to have an impact on the west i'm curious how you got involved with all that now now having

00:55:57 this conversation with you and meeting you in person i can definitely see it way more i'm like

00:56:01 why right and I understand it more but how did that come to be why are you a part of it what

00:56:08 what are you trying to build there I think that's he gives the same energy that Trump had in 2015

00:56:14 2016 dragon energy yeah the dragon energy that high energy something different something new

00:56:20 an actual outsider somebody who believes in God that goes against all the the degeneracy and the 0.75

00:56:26 programming somebody who has a lot of belief somebody who's not bought and sold he's put

00:56:31 everything on the line there's no doubt that he who who would be telling who's in and yay's ear

00:56:36 telling him what to do he's not controlled um you can't control me there's just there's nothing

00:56:41 that's holding him back so i i am hopeful about yay 24 it's going to be interesting imagine on

00:56:49 the debate stage and trying to to get that to because you have you do have to fit into the

00:56:55 the political world somewhat and he comes from music entertainment architecture stuff like that

00:57:01 fashion it's going to be really interesting but yeah it reminds me a lot of of trump 2015

00:57:07 and i got involved through um milo you know the former milo yiannopoulos the former campaign

00:57:14 manager and i guess that was a lot of it was my association with nick fuentes which paid off

00:57:20 in a way i guess you could well i don't know it didn't pay off but uh i would that was a big

00:57:25 reason why i was canceled on youtube was my association with him um they saw that like okay

00:57:30 well you you can have nick fuentes on your show but you need to push back you need to disagree

00:57:33 you need to call him a racist anti-semi holocaust denier and i'm like actually i like this guy um

00:57:38 i think he's funny he's cool like hey come on my show again youtube saw that no you're already

00:57:42 talking about feminism you're talking about 9-11 you got to go um i think that was a big reason

00:57:46 why i was canceled and why i'm not allowed on twitch why i've been on tiktok i i think i

00:57:50 suffered um suffer a lot of consequences for not hating him and but i i think that's a testament

00:57:57 to anybody who's watching this the reason i say this is anybody's watching who doubts doing the

00:58:01 right thing because of the social pressure and the bullying that big tech and the woke agenda has

00:58:07 look at what is possible if you stay true to what you believe in right if you ask me if you even

00:58:13 ask me now or you asked me 10 years ago who's the one person you want to meet living or dead

00:58:16 I would say Kanye West yay now I would say him and part of the reason that that happened was

00:58:21 because I stayed true to what I believed in and that's why he's successful that's why people love

00:58:26 his music and why people love him is because he's the representation of belief yay says if you're

00:58:32 a fan you're not a fan of Kanye well if you're a fan of Kanye West music you're a fan of yourself

00:58:36 because that was the reason why I wanted to drop out of college like I wanted to be college drop

00:58:40 out I wanted to go and be independent I wanted to go follow my dreams I wanted to go say what

00:58:45 i believed in i didn't want anybody to hold me back i wanted to create something that was dope

00:58:48 something that was different i wanted to really inherently be myself and i wanted to to do what

00:58:53 god wanted me to do and that's everything that yay is about and if you really if you follow your

00:58:58 heart and you follow the right thing and you you know you're doing the right thing you know your

00:59:02 intentions are good the universe will reward you yeah that's uh it's really interesting you say

00:59:07 that i i dropped out after well my second semester in high school i was technically in college so i

00:59:13 did four semesters but i did three post high school graduation and i remember um i was writing

00:59:18 like this syrian refugee paper and that was like the the straw that broke the camel's back right 0.96

00:59:23 is writing that paper i just could i just didn't fucking care and i was in there and like 0.98

00:59:28 contemplating dropping out and i was listening to college dropout just like uh fuck what song is it 0.98

00:59:33 there's like one call what is it last call the last song it might be i might i can't remember 0.87

00:59:39 I'm going to have to look at the discography, but it's just funny.

00:59:42 What song I really want to know on College Dropout?

00:59:44 I'll tell you.

00:59:46 I can name all the songs.

00:59:47 Do you remember how it goes?

00:59:47 What's the lyric?

00:59:49 No, I don't right now.

00:59:50 I was listening to Ghost Town off of Ye.

00:59:54 I was driving.

00:59:55 I drove to South Carolina.

00:59:56 I was in college, and I'm like, I hate this.

00:59:58 I need to get out of here.

00:59:59 So I just took my Nissan Altima 2003, drove all the way to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina,

01:00:04 and I have the windows rolled down.

01:00:07 and i feel kind of free and i'm just like man i want to be free yo that's what i decided i just

01:00:13 in that moment i'm like i'm dropping out man how old were you when you dropped out i was

01:00:17 like what year 19 i see you did two months i did two years i'm more bot than you you got more

01:00:22 dragging energy you got two years to survive well i i put up with it i should have did two

01:00:28 when did you know when did you that's when i knew that's when you that's when i feel kind of free

01:00:33 Did you have any, like, feeling beforehand of, like, ah, I got to get out of here?

01:00:36 Of course I thought about it.

01:00:37 Of course I thought about it for a long time.

01:00:38 But that was the – it solidified.

01:00:39 In that moment when I heard that lyric and I'm driving alone on the highway, windows down, I'm all the way in South Carolina doing my main character arc just, like, on some random road trip in the middle of nowhere.

01:00:49 I'm just like, yeah, this is – I need to go and follow my heart.

01:00:54 I can't be in school anymore.

01:00:56 I can't let other people tell me what to do.

01:00:58 I want to be free.

01:01:00 I feel that 100%.

01:01:00 And dropped out right after that.

01:01:03 For me, it was Gary Vee.

01:01:04 I was watching Gary Vee.

01:01:05 I was like, do I have to be in college?

01:01:06 How do I make money without school?

01:01:09 Dude, this is so funny.

01:01:10 And then I started watching Gary Vee videos. 0.98

01:01:12 And he's like, you don't have to fucking be in college. 0.98

01:01:15 Mommy and dad, you aren't going to hold you back. 0.99

01:01:17 You need to drop out of college right now.

01:01:20 I'm wearing a beanie.

01:01:22 A couple weeks later, I left.

01:01:24 And that was it.

01:01:25 Shout out to Gary Vee.

01:01:27 You got the song?

01:01:28 Man, I feel like I'm looking at...

01:01:29 What's the lyric?

01:01:30 what's the lyric it was i think it was uh school spirit where he says like i'm well i'm not gonna

01:01:36 read this but never ever come never ever never come back in style told him i finished school

01:01:42 and i started my own business they say oh you graduated i feel like there's like four songs

01:01:45 after this he said no i decided i was finished chasing y'all dreams and what you got planned

01:01:50 now i spit it so hot you got tanned i don't know there's a lot what's the i don't even know what

01:01:55 song school spirit yeah it was it's so funny you guys it might not be it but i just remember 0.85

01:02:02 there's a like a few bars off of college dropout where i was like holy shit man i'm living this

01:02:09 right now and then i drive down to florida 20 hours and it was just like crazy and i did the

01:02:13 same thing too so i'm like listening to those songs i took like an adderall to try to get this 0.56

01:02:16 paper done didn't all i did was listen to music the whole fucking day for like 10 hours in the 0.99

01:02:21 library and i come back and i'm like i smoke a little bit of weed and i'm then i'm like fuck 0.95

01:02:28 like should i drop out of college and then i see the gear i saw the gary v video which is like 0.95

01:02:32 if you're 20 you want it you should go be beyonce man always go back to school and it was just 0.78

01:02:37 fucking it's just funny you mentioned both of those things but yeah man it'll be really interesting 0.98

01:02:41 to see um for kanye because you know he he dropped the worst label of him right you can be racist 0.98

01:02:49 homophobic whatever but can't be an anti-semite in america in 2023 that's the that's not a 2023

01:02:57 and always well yeah true true it's always been um it has always been that way um but he dropped

01:03:04 the the worst label and so he's gotta gonna have to fight that that'll be interesting to see but

01:03:09 i really like you know like that aside and i think a lot of that stuff you know too is designed to

01:03:16 create a contrasting narrative like he's a smart guy it's not like he's just going out there like

01:03:20 you know and i think polarization yeah and i think and yeah and i think he understands that

01:03:26 very much like how tate does and how you do right like you guys you know people under people who

01:03:30 are good at this stuff understand how to wield attention and create a contrasting polarizing

01:03:35 narrative but like man i really love a lot of this stuff that like i would love to see him

01:03:40 actually run like the chick-fil-a conservatives would never allow it because that would include 0.72

01:03:45 us fucking like not giving 10 trillion dollars to ukraine and israel for no reason and like 0.97

01:03:52 actually caring about the people who that live here uh which is a foreign fucking concept but 0.98

01:03:56 what does the campaign look like now with twitter gone and and him not having that voice there you 0.60

01:04:03 know publicly yeah elon free yay from twitter free nick fuentes on twitter there's a lot of

01:04:09 soldiers they need to be freed but nick fuentes got banned again he was back on twitter for 12

01:04:14 hours he did a space come back he started talking about yeah well you need me to be a demon well

01:04:20 you need me to be the bad guy so i'm baby hitler we love hitler there's a lot of thing we're gonna

01:04:25 be anti we're gonna be i'm like oh you've been back for 12 hours like oh god man well i think

01:04:31 it's it's it's really interesting um you know like to because these are opinions that you're

01:04:36 not allowed to voice right but i think it's i remember my grandpa telling me one time when i

01:04:42 was like maybe 18 or 19 and i was like and i didn't even have any really awareness of a lot

01:04:47 of this shit right but he was like you know logan there's a lot i was i was giving my and this is 0.90

01:04:53 like a very like republican conservative which now i'm more of a i don't know tropical fascist 0.99

01:04:58 right and and i was giving my like steadfast like republican party like takes on the world what's

01:05:06 going on he's like you know what logan there's a lot of people who can point out problems

01:05:11 not many people have the solutions and you need to be about finding solutions like if you care 0.84

01:05:17 don't tell me about the fucking problem i got 20 people on the news for that find me a solution 0.98

01:05:21 right and that's one thing that i think is really interesting to me about kanye because yeah he 0.98

01:05:27 actually yeah sorry yay uh he has solutions yay has solutions let's make church uh just a beautiful

01:05:40 thing like a symphony of worship let's do that let's change the way we dress let's change the

01:05:48 way we learn like let's do all this stuff because that's i think what all three of us believe in

01:05:52 right like we're sitting here saying young young men and men in general should build a business

01:05:59 and have autonomy over their finances they should create good natural relationships they should take

01:06:06 care of their family they should build a family they should take care of themselves and their

01:06:09 health and care about that you know what i mean like i think it's like a lot of these people it

01:06:16 seems like you know now they just want to bitch for their clicks you know like they're just 1.00

01:06:21 they're just out here like re re about all the problems and yelling and kind of touched on what

01:06:28 you were what you discussed with with luke belmar like man like we need people who have solutions

01:06:33 and it seems to me that yay has some really creative solutions that we could start implementing

01:06:40 now and and actually like like the donda school seems really i don't i mean i've looked into it

01:06:46 a little bit but it seems awesome you know what i mean like teaching kids how to learn not in a way

01:06:51 where it's like you know just setting them up to be a factory bot and come in and just get everything

01:06:57 droned out of them before this before i sitting down here i was like i don't know i don't know 0.84

01:07:01 about yay but now that i met sneeko and i fuck with sneeko now i'm all i'm on for yay 24 there 0.92

01:07:07 we go yay 24 everything all the policies are going to be sourced directly to the bible it's going to 0.96

01:07:11 be the word of god is going to be brought back into america going to put america first and one

01:07:17 of the most important policies for the young man watching this is to ban porn and if yay doesn't

01:07:21 get elected then you need to do it yourself you need to stop watching porn you need to ban it from

01:07:24 your mind ban it from your phone you need to never watch porn again it's disgusting a lot of it is

01:07:28 profiting off of trauma these young girls have had traumatic past and so they end up reenacting 1.00

01:07:33 it on camera every single day and also you're getting off watching some other guy get pussy 0.99

01:07:37 it's kind of gross kind of weird if you think about it in a sense so weird stop watching porn 0.99

01:07:41 i think it's the most important thing you could do right now if you want to change your life i

01:07:45 wholeheartedly agree if i was emperor today it would be gone tomorrow um i think that that's

01:07:50 it is just gross but I also think too there is a lot of and my friend Lobo he's uh one of my

01:07:59 one of my closest friends big on Twitter uh was the one talking about Malcolm X yeah okay I knew

01:08:05 it um yeah and he he had a a tweet it was long I found it it was like a year and a half two years

01:08:13 ago and saying that everything on the internet is porn everything you should almost and especially

01:08:21 you know from a from a sexual angle and like taking care of your own sexual energy I think

01:08:26 every young guy you know has had a point where they were exposed like every young guy has seen

01:08:33 it you know you're 15 in America that just happens like it's a normal it's been normalized to that

01:08:37 point where you've seen porn you've seen porn in it's in pop culture now it's in pop culture they're 1.00

01:08:42 bringing fucking porn stars on podcasts it's disgusting it's disgusting and um then they 1.00

01:08:48 even start telling you what's right and wrong like the porn stars will start to hit the wall 1.00

01:08:52 like mia khalifa yep and now they're right wing and they're getting at a podcast and talking about 1.00

01:08:58 like a real man doesn't get insecure about sucking dick on camera and you're like shut up be gone 0.99

01:09:05 thought bye shoo like what are you gonna go tell me bro you didn't even know how to monetize it 1.00

01:09:10 correctly mia khalifa we made 100k from getting dicked down on camera for years don't tell anyone 0.99

01:09:16 what being a real you're not in the place do you see like the level of clown world shit that's 0.85

01:09:20 going on where she's gonna get on a podcast and tell you what you should be doing you don't okay 0.92

01:09:26 stop stop stop it but but i think to to build on that like like every young guy's probably seen it

01:09:32 whatever like absolutely ban that out and you know i've definitely like slept with some girls i 1.00

01:09:39 probably like i didn't care about whatever it was just like a physical thing but i think that's

01:09:44 really important too like the guys who believe this too because that's how you flip the net like

01:09:48 the reason we're in all these situations is because dudes like will just shell out their 0.98

01:09:54 entire morals for a crumb of pussy like that's at the end of the day that's what happens right 1.00

01:09:58 and like and so i think it's really important to like not only ban porn but ban pornographic 0.98

01:10:05 uh things like looking at instagram even such as pornography like you shouldn't explore page

01:10:11 is literal soft core porn every time i open it up it's actually it's absolutely it's so

01:10:14 distracting so many times i'll i'll go and i'll show you right now what my explore i don't know

01:10:17 what this looks like for other people but i'll go and i'll try to just text somebody or and then

01:10:22 message somebody like look at this yeah on the explore page you see this it's not loading um

01:10:29 yeah look at her everywhere it's it's soft core um actual so and then on another note of that it's 1.00

01:10:36 like looking at the houses looking at the cars yep everything that's there is almost like it's

01:10:41 like porn to a degree because you're almost desensitizing yourself to these extravagant

01:10:48 exotic things and then when you actually yeah and then when you actually go and get it and it's

01:10:52 yours and it's physically yours it's your reality it doesn't feel the same yeah and i don't want

01:10:57 this like i'm not trying to sit here and say like oh i'm pristine perfect you know whatever like i

01:11:03 still probably i don't know like flirtatious young man sometimes but i think it's really important

01:11:08 that men push for to be to really like eliminate those things like actually trying to eliminate

01:11:17 vice from yourself not because you know you're you're holier than thou or you want to preach

01:11:23 people about it and have that sort of like liberal vote virtue signal but just because it's like

01:11:28 it's good for you and it's good for the world to be like that and it's it's hard to do in the world

01:11:34 that we live in you know like even if i mean especially yeah even if you never you know watch

01:11:39 porn per se like you know to really just like stand with your moral compass and in that and

01:11:46 that but that also includes you know that would eliminate the attention economy we have now and

01:11:52 get rid of a lot of the problems probably 100 um curious like on that note i think a lot of the

01:12:02 discussion on the internet men women those type of like the masculinity discussion right

01:12:11 i think a lot of it encourages men to go sleep with a lot of girls and and here's how you get

01:12:18 girl like the pua guys yeah stuff like that how do you feel and me personally and i know logan

01:12:25 we were talking about this earlier family is the driving force like if we had strong families in

01:12:32 the west we wouldn't have a lot of these problems that we currently have right if it starts with men 1.00

01:12:38 right but how do men in your mind and like how did you build your brand around men family

01:12:46 hooking up with with girls but also respecting yourself as because i feel like there's a lot of

01:12:52 i don't recommend guys to go and hook up with a lot of random girls i see it as a solution to a 0.91

01:12:57 problem where masculinity is being suppressed so much and men are becoming sadder and there's

01:13:02 more incels than ever one in three men have not had sex in the past year or are virgins 0.64

01:13:06 it's an incredible stat and so this poa a red pill picking up girls thing is a solution to 0.95

01:13:12 a problem, but it's a temporary solution. It does help you with your confidence. It helps you

01:13:17 navigate it. It helps you learn how to not simp. It also helps you become more independent and that

01:13:24 drive to become the best man and to be always presentable helps you in business as well.

01:13:28 I've noticed that when I was chasing girls, I was always on point. It was a good motivation 1.00

01:13:32 in the gym. I would be making more money. I was more focused, stuff like that. I wasn't letting

01:13:37 one girl drag and nag me down so it is a it's a temporary solution to a real problem obviously 1.00

01:13:43 the best way is to have a family but at the same time in the west it's hard to go and advocate for

01:13:49 these traditional ideas because marriage screws you marriage will destroy a man and we've all

01:13:53 we all know guys like this that only can see their kids every other week that lost their house lost

01:13:58 their dog lost their car lost half of their income and they get destroyed by this and they have a

01:14:03 really bitter outlook on life so we could advocate towards the traditional marriage but

01:14:07 men get screwed so this pick up girls thing and and avoiding a traditional relationship

01:14:13 it doesn't solve the problem for the whole world but it does help men navigate this overly 0.99

01:14:19 sexualized world this clown world of all these only fans girls all the delusion that girls 1.00

01:14:23 believe in astrology girl boss i'm a 10 i'm perfect i'm always right man should just want me 0.88

01:14:30 I'm going to go manifest the perfect guy.

01:14:32 It helps you navigate that, but it doesn't, it doesn't, it's a bandaid over a really big

01:14:37 wound.

01:14:38 Yeah.

01:14:38 I think that it, it, it's definitely useful, um, in situations like you said, but it is

01:14:43 a temporary solution.

01:14:44 I think at the end of the day, like my, you know, if I could take, and as we continue

01:14:50 to, as I continue to grow and it continues to grow online, like I think I really want

01:14:55 part of the core message that I really put out there.

01:14:58 you mentioned inspiration like i want to inspire and push guys to be competent in every and that's

01:15:05 an aspect of competency right like handling yourself and understanding how to you know

01:15:11 navigate women etc but i think a lot of it's solved by you're really having like some some

01:15:18 level of competence and getting really good at what you do and creating a lot of value in the

01:15:23 world and that's yeah i don't know that's kind of where i want what i kind of deem as the the

01:15:29 solution do you want kids you want a family of course i do of course yeah but it's difficult

01:15:35 to find that right now at the my amy florida man yeah the girls here it's really tough because uh

01:15:41 the the lack of masculine figures in their lives and how the government replaces a lot of that

01:15:48 authoritarian masculine figure and they can get brainwashed very easily by media and by what the

01:15:53 government tells you to do it's getting harder to find the girl that's capable of that a lot of times 1.00

01:15:58 i'm realistic i don't want to say pessimistic and maybe the people that i talk to especially

01:16:04 in tate's circle they're saying the best women are in south america are in southeast asia and 0.96

01:16:09 in eastern europe and maybe middle eastern girls but it's it's difficult yo but out here if you

01:16:16 want to get a 10 who makes sense it's just i don't know i don't know where you find them uh

01:16:22 because they they're as soon as they they realize they can get attention for what they look like

01:16:28 they just hump to that link tree in bio so you know what i'm talking about you know the website

01:16:34 link where it's not directly of but you know what it is yeah that's it's so quick for them to to get

01:16:41 to that point so and they don't want to go compromise that women especially attractive 1.00

01:16:46 women have such an easy life but they don't realize that when they hit 30 or when they start 1.00

01:16:51 declining that they're going to go and actually want a family and they're going to go and have

01:16:55 to replace that attention that they get from every single dude and that attention is love

01:17:01 so they're replacing love with instagram they're replacing love with dopamine and they don't

01:17:05 realize that no matter how much you tell them or how many podcasts you do like lecturing 10 women

01:17:10 in a circle they're not gonna they will just prioritize instagram until they hit the wall

01:17:14 and they stop getting any attention so it's yeah i do want to start a family but

01:17:18 yeah uh gotta find her yeah we're young you got time yeah yeah of course i'm 24 a lot of guys like

01:17:28 they don't even want to start having a family until they're mid-30s late like early 40s like

01:17:32 we're lucky as men you can you can start a family when you're 50 60 there's like what 0.98

01:17:36 but Alec Baldwin had a kid when he was 70, some shit like that. 0.65

01:17:39 You're fine, but the tone of voice you hear right now is like, man, where are they? 0.94

01:17:45 Where are they?

01:17:46 We got any holistic shorties in the building?

01:17:50 My guy Sneakos.

01:17:51 No, the thing is you want to hear the superficial answer to that?

01:17:55 The holistic shorties?

01:17:56 Well, yeah, I know.

01:17:58 Their sixes.

01:18:00 Their sixes and sevens, you know?

01:18:01 Yeah.

01:18:01 There's a lot of holistic sixes and sevens because the tens, they go to Instagram quicker.

01:18:06 I want a 10.

01:18:08 Fair enough.

01:18:09 I want a dime.

01:18:10 I want a holistic dime.

01:18:12 I want everything.

01:18:14 I want everything.

01:18:15 That's a bar.

01:18:16 Me too.

01:18:16 I want it all.

01:18:17 Me too.

01:18:17 Me too, Sneako.

01:18:18 Take a name.

01:18:19 I want everything.

01:18:21 Facts.

01:18:21 I think it's a really good way to wrap it up.

01:18:24 Yeah?

01:18:24 How long have we been going?

01:18:25 Hour 15?

01:18:27 Oh, it's 140.

01:18:28 Yeah.

01:18:29 Is there, you know, as we're kind of wrapping up and stuff like that,

01:18:32 like is there anything maybe that you don't get the chance to talk about that maybe you want to

01:18:39 or a message that you know if the associates of the associates are listening to this like

01:18:45 any any final message from sneeko sneeko

01:18:50 use your anger to fuel your work what's motivating me to post on rumble i stream on rumble every day

01:19:00 8 p.m eastern rumble.com slash nico part of the reason i have so much drive right now and my

01:19:06 consistency is not only knowing that god rewards hard work but i think back to all the sword boy

01:19:11 liberals all the feminists that literally celebrated when i was canceled and knowing 1.00

01:19:16 that i can prove them wrong that i can do better than them on an alternative platform that's new

01:19:20 that gives me a lot of satisfaction and solidifies that i'm doing the right thing

01:19:26 so that instead of using that revenge or that anger to be use that to fuel you and i think that

01:19:34 you'll reach new heights and you'll you'll find your true potential if you can direct your anger

01:19:38 in the right place i love it it's amazing yeah transmutation that's a big like to me a big

01:19:46 thematic from this podcast transmutation how do you take all the bullshit and turn it into god's 0.72

01:19:52 light yeah i'm gonna listen to metallic after this and how do you how do you destroy the programming 0.58

01:19:58 transmutation transmutation yeah sneko thanks for coming on brother thank you this is great great

01:20:04 great to have you um yeah episode was 22 episode 22 i think 22 yeah out sneaker's links in the

01:20:13 description and stuff obviously is way bigger than us but um you can find us tiktok instagram

01:20:19 all the short form platforms were there

01:20:21 this one we're going to have a lot of clips

01:20:23 with people arguing

01:20:25 a lot of fun clips

01:20:27 and see you on episode 23

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SNEAKO - March 12, 2023

Sneako REVEALS His True Thoughts on Ye, Nick Fuentes & America's Future

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