SNEAKO - Sneako REVEALS Matrix's Plans, Next Big Business Wave, and Andrew Tate's Advice

00:00:00.000 they have a monopoly on our minds people's attention spans are so controlled

00:00:04.360 three hours in a row scroll bro you gotta you know and i'm like no it was just like

00:00:11.920 it felt like sorting one giant line of coke for a month straight it's okay never mind just dude

00:00:17.740 just say it wait i don't want i don't want to get you demonetized some fuck bro why would i

00:00:22.300 fire you out it was him what is going you guys welcome to today's sit down i'm lucky enough to

00:00:27.620 be sitting down with snico here how you doing man hey it's nice to meet you thanks for having me

00:00:30.920 yes sir welcome from jersey i appreciate it we're here in brookal right now brookal miami the boy

00:00:35.540 lives here we're trying to move here later this year everything's just so fire down here but guys

00:00:41.200 we're going to be focusing a lot on more business stuff today because everyone knows a lot of your

00:00:45.820 views when it comes to politics and just agendas and stuff and me personally as a viewer and now

00:00:51.600 speaking with you i'm very interested in a lot of the business stuff what do you do first off i'm

00:00:55.660 confused is it crypto money crypto and software we'll go more into that later all right yeah yeah

00:01:00.800 so i want to talk about the creativity kit first because i know you just launched it a few days ago

00:01:06.040 10 10 days ago or so about a week about a week yeah how's that going everything going really good

00:01:09.980 it's been hectic in there i mean it was the 2.0 the first launch was back in last summer yeah when i

00:01:15.960 was still on bot tube i sold the mainstream platforms but the 2.0 launch has been uh it's been big

00:01:20.180 there's professors every single day it's been a good networking community and people everybody that's

00:01:24.420 been in there they're very happy and i'll tune in there after my stream if you guys are like

00:01:28.240 interested in just having sometimes casual conversation and finding people who are within

00:01:32.060 this space it's like when you guys just met me downstairs you're like what do you think about

00:01:35.420 the freemasons so it's like those types of conversations a lot of people are not going to

00:01:39.620 be willing to have or or have the knowledge about the red pill and about what's really going on to even

00:01:43.880 know what that means uh but it's a good space for that to talk but every day at 4 p.m we have a

00:01:48.480 different professor teaching different wealth creation methods about how to make money online

00:01:51.900 things all types of online business so it's been it's i'm really happy with it so far dope yeah i

00:01:56.860 know because uh that was kind of like a thing what tate was doing which hu and then now the real

00:02:03.060 world of course but mine's more uh personalized because i'm in there pretty much all the time yeah

00:02:07.960 i'm always talking i'm answering questions and i'm trying to i'm trying to really build a community

00:02:11.920 based off the people that know what i'm talking about so yeah obviously there's other courses a lot

00:02:17.220 of stuff like that but i i like the the networking aspect i think that's the the biggest selling point

00:02:22.000 of the creativity kit if people actually moved you guys are talking about moving to miami people have

00:02:25.880 met in the creativity kit i saw that yeah gmc hammer ultra instinct shout out to you guys

00:02:30.560 surprised you even know about that i watch the stream sometimes oh okay yeah yeah shout out to those guys

00:02:34.560 uh and now there's another one who just joined their apartment people have been uh licking up in

00:02:39.020 atlanta doing videos together um people have started businesses together found editors and people to do

00:02:44.460 e-com with and i think that's that's extremely dope the fact that i could do something positive like

00:02:48.520 that and and bring people together because there's actually a lot of people from jersey that are

00:02:52.160 saying like everyone around me is a bot they are everyone is an mpc how what do i do and like

00:02:56.360 people like will come in there relieved they're like bro i can't believe there's people here

00:03:00.720 like-minded people yeah who know the truth about i don't want to say these words are going on

00:03:04.420 youtube but when it comes to the v word or the the cough cough stuff like that they're happy that

00:03:09.460 there's a like-minded people who are they could just breathe and be like okay finally less

00:03:13.360 bs that's how it is it really is because me and mitch we're talking about the same thing like i said

00:03:18.980 i'm from like south jersey it's so hard to find like-minded people like you said and it's funny

00:03:24.260 because most of my like big network you met online you met them online though they're all in miami

00:03:28.860 i met them online and most of them live in miami yeah miami is really where it's at it's like the

00:03:32.300 dubai of america yeah i was saying that last night it's so funny yeah it's very similar i mean i

00:03:36.760 haven't been dubai but just from like the whole atmosphere and the type of money that's going there

00:03:40.640 also the architecture the the people i mean most of the people that live in miami that are in this

00:03:45.100 area especially brickle are not from here no um especially the girls they just teleport here from

00:03:49.580 like they tell all the tens that come they end up here and then at a section they're all like

00:03:54.320 yeah they're all at 11 from some crypto guy but yeah you have to meet those people online i think

00:03:59.900 people ask me that all the time like everyone around me i really want to level myself up everybody

00:04:03.120 that i surround myself with everybody that i talk to people that i met online you were talking about

00:04:06.560 my manager who uh helped organize this podcast i've never met him before you know that's so crazy

00:04:11.120 i met him through the same thing through a booking and then we ended up uh talking and hanging out

00:04:15.280 well not hanging out but calling regularly and working together and it's been a it's been a one

00:04:19.840 of my most active business relationships over the past year so that's wild you guys never met and he's

00:04:24.660 your manager never met him yeah same thing with a lot of my editors like they were from different

00:04:27.780 countries and i would talk to them every single day you got to meet these people online in my opinion

00:04:31.680 um that's just the the best place and to to sift through sift through the nonsense 100 100 because

00:04:37.280 a lot of people are like a lot of talk like back home i mean it's like that anywhere really people

00:04:41.300 like oh yeah i want to do this i want to do that and they just don't do shit and they don't know how

00:04:45.040 to build a network correctly and i mean they're going to bring you down it doesn't have to do

00:04:48.680 anything that's wrong i'm kind of dealing with that now a lot of the people that i that knew me when i

00:04:52.960 was a brokie there they have this like this guy changed it's that type of maybe they won't say that

00:04:59.900 exactly but it's like they they see of course you're going to change change is good change is

00:05:03.800 necessary your beliefs can change your ideology can change also your position in life and that's

00:05:08.860 just the reality of it but a lot of people from that place from the brokie they're like well what

00:05:13.040 happened to you they're confused but you need to elevate and if you're not going to elevate with me

00:05:17.600 if you don't have any willingness to or you're going to let something like drag you down or hold you

00:05:21.200 back then i don't want to be part of that you know yeah i still love you i still care and i don't i want

00:05:26.540 you to wish the best for you but i can't you know it's a race right now it's getting harder and harder

00:05:31.740 the wealth divide is getting stronger so i got to go fully focused in 100 i was literally going to say

00:05:35.860 the same exact stuff because back when i was in high school i was still like i wasn't the popular

00:05:40.800 kid but i wasn't the weird kid i was like in between you know so i have my like own friend group of

00:05:45.200 like eight to ten guys and we would play video games all the time play call of duty like normal high

00:05:50.700 school shit right and then years later i start doing like more online like entrepreneurial stuff

00:05:57.340 i've been in the crypto since 2017 people make fun of me for crypto back in 2017 that's when you

00:06:03.180 were supposed to get in 2017 exactly it was before i got in before the big first bull run in 2017

00:06:07.400 and then congrats i appreciate it i kind of wrote it up and then back down and then i kind of learned

00:06:13.120 my lesson but the 2021 bull run was was where um i did the right stuff but what my whole point of

00:06:20.040 saying that is i basically had to kind of split away from my old high school group because they're

00:06:26.380 still stuck like doing old stuff and you can't move as you can't move forward as an individual

00:06:32.780 like you're saying being around those people all the time because if they're not wanting to change

00:06:37.660 and like level up then they're gonna hold you back so i was at a weird point a few summers ago i

00:06:42.600 remember sitting down in my backyard and i was like man i'm not i don't really have any like people

00:06:47.000 that are like-minded with me like right now and it was kind of like a lonely feeling

00:06:49.960 and then that's when i turned to online stuff too and that's why i started like building out

00:06:53.960 my instagram profile more because i build it out in a strategic way to network network with people

00:06:59.080 if my instagram profile looked like dog shit i bet i wouldn't have um gotten a response from your

00:07:04.760 manager because he'd be like who the hell is this guy like right who is this guy he's a random yeah

00:07:08.960 you have to present yourself professionally all the time like images everything exactly you have to

00:07:12.960 really curate it that's one of the 40 laws of power is that one of the things you have complete

00:07:16.540 control over is your image yeah and so protect it with everything yeah image and reputation big

00:07:22.700 things but we can go on an entire tangent on that stuff alone i want to move on to what do you think

00:07:29.180 well before before you answer that question i want you to go into that question you know when it comes

00:07:33.240 to that protecting your image with everything you know i've been thinking about this a lot i just

00:07:36.860 want to take it to the podcast okay go ahead who's the one world leader who doesn't have any bad

00:07:41.060 pictures who has all every time you hear him speak he's always articulate he's always motivational

00:07:49.300 he's always gonna say trump at first but no trump there's a lot about like him playing tennis stuff

00:07:53.500 like that there's some there's some bad pictures what's the one world leader never had to always

00:07:58.260 suited up perfect all uniform putin has some some funny ones too dude i don't know what are you

00:08:05.180 talking about it's okay never mind i think dude just say it wait i don't want i don't want to get

00:08:09.620 you demonetized my channel isn't even monetized bro but when it comes to the 40 laws of power that

00:08:14.280 that law maybe do you guys don't know who the hell who is it some guy from the 30s yeah who almost took

00:08:21.020 over the world oh yeah he never no no bad pictures isn't that crazy and that that law of power is like

00:08:29.180 it really made that made me realize like that's how important that is there's no recordings of his

00:08:33.040 voice talking ever it's always just shouting you got to admire the

00:08:38.300 the commitment to the image right yeah yeah always just clean cut and people remember that

00:08:45.820 when you think about them you think of the marching all in unison the form the always direct power

00:08:51.640 dude when i think of him now i think of the clip of you wearing the big ass yay 24 jacket dancing to

00:08:56.720 the remix you know that's that's the song called erica that's a song about flowers it's an old

00:09:01.880 traditional german song that's obviously i don't support them and he did a lot of bad things all

00:09:06.180 blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah but there's a clip like aiden ross reacting to it

00:09:10.180 too it was like he's getting pretty upset he's like what the understandable he's jewish i can

00:09:14.200 understand why that was so funny but i was gonna ask you dude because we can go on forever with this

00:09:19.120 shit right i want to know what do you think the best uh online business model is for even like

00:09:24.300 beginners or just someone to do like i want to get your perspective because i have i have my

00:09:29.260 my own opinion but i want to get yours first the best online business model yeah well you have to

00:09:35.320 a lot of people disagree with me but i think that uh you should surround it around something that

00:09:39.600 you're good at okay but a lot of people in this space disagree like oh fuck your passions it doesn't

00:09:43.780 matter what you're good at you shouldn't just do whatever makes money yeah but that's when i think

00:09:48.380 that you lose a lot of your morals and then your image can be corrupted because then people are going

00:09:52.260 to start saying that you're doing this to be a sellout you're this you're trying to scam people

00:09:57.340 you don't care but if you center around something that you love doing and it's it has something

00:10:02.940 based in that then you're never going to get tired of it and it's never going to become old it's never

00:10:06.980 going to become stale i think that's that's important for me so i would create it around

00:10:10.600 something that you're good at obviously i've always wanted to be a director that's why i plan

00:10:13.800 on transitioning to after the streaming thing i want to start making movies so my business model for a

00:10:18.440 long time was anything that's surrounded around that editing i would used to film for different

00:10:23.960 companies but also i always knew that when i dropped out of college i could become a professional

00:10:28.640 editor for anything because that's how good i was i know yeah i remember your older content was like

00:10:32.700 super cinematic yeah i mastered editing so i could always if this if this failed i could get an editing

00:10:37.940 job and that has enough to do with something that i'm passionate about i love movies i love art i love

00:10:42.560 cinematic so i that's that's how it's sustainable for me and that's how i don't burn out uh even burn out

00:10:48.400 something that people like in this space think is is nonsense but i i relate to a lot of people that

00:10:53.660 that feel that way because if i don't enjoy doing that then it's it's gonna become stale too quickly

00:10:59.980 and it personally for me it needs to stem from some sort of passion or else it's gonna i'm gonna be a

00:11:04.920 sellout in my own head i'm gonna resent what i'm doing and also i it doesn't all center around money for

00:11:10.460 me i'm not like a a fully like money hungry person i want money because i want freedom exactly but

00:11:18.020 ultimately i get i feel free when i'm doing the right thing and when i'm inspiring people that's

00:11:22.360 what i ultimately care about i i don't want money to flex or to have or to have a bigger bank account

00:11:27.480 that's not where i find my happiness i i want money just specifically for freedom so that's really

00:11:32.960 just a tool for freedom and especially if you're always just chasing money you are kind of a slave

00:11:37.560 because you're a slave to the the banking system to the paper and to that addiction of getting money

00:11:42.020 but i think that you can separate yourself from that so in my opinion uh find a business around

00:11:47.380 your passion around something that you are good at doing and that you like doing and it's never

00:11:51.780 going to get old okay so to summarize that the tldr is best online businesses do something regarding

00:11:58.580 your passion um as well that to make you know it was as well as something that it's actually

00:12:04.800 profitable because there's a lot of passions that people do that aren't profitable and you

00:12:09.220 really can't enjoy your passion if you're poor is that do you know what i mean yeah like you kind

00:12:15.340 of have to find a balance in my opinion yeah you need to have multiple streams of revenue too it's

00:12:19.620 hard because if you're just if you're like a wannabe artist you're going to be broken sad and

00:12:23.780 depressed all the time because you're not making enough money from it but am i i've done a lot of

00:12:28.040 jobs i've worked a lot of different industries and stuff like that and i the stuff that i wasn't

00:12:32.900 centered around something that i like i don't take any pride in doing it and if i i don't regret

00:12:37.920 at all but i if i could i don't even think about if but that's the stuff i didn't i didn't enjoy

00:12:44.360 making money from stuff like modeling for example that was just like uh i what made you want to do

00:12:50.120 that just curious i mean getting paid to it's kind of a flex dude yeah that's what i'm saying like if

00:12:56.580 that's the worst thing that that i did you know i got paid for what i look like you know um and i

00:13:01.660 worked for high fashion brands i got to fly around the world yeah it's far you know that i

00:13:05.260 bet it was the money wasn't that good and then the pictures resurfaced now and a lot of shit is

00:13:08.720 fruity so i you're laughing i've seen you definitely have seen the pictures i have yeah yeah yeah and

00:13:13.020 so it's they don't even they're not bad they're really not it's just cool because it's like oh yeah

00:13:16.280 it's nico like yeah yeah but there you go it goes back to the image is everything because then

00:13:21.560 people have that one thing you know a world leader never has any of those pictures to look back at

00:13:26.240 and be like no everything is clean cut perfect image but now that's gonna that's gonna be there forever

00:13:30.080 so of course i made good money from it but it wasn't something that i'm passionate i don't care

00:13:34.460 about fashion i don't care about these brands i don't care about posing or getting admiration for

00:13:38.900 what i look that's not what i i don't want to be validated based off my looks i like to inspire

00:13:43.040 yeah and and say something that is remembered so in my opinion if you resonate with me then then i

00:13:50.180 think you should follow your passion yeah okay i'm gonna give my opinion out too okay and it's

00:13:54.600 something you actually do um i think the best online business is the monthly recurring revenue

00:14:00.760 model yep why well look at some of the biggest brands and biggest companies now even what sneaker

00:14:06.780 is doing even what i do even what iman does uh so that sebastian are giving away the sauce i am a

00:14:12.680 little bit but i have i have a reason why i'm giving away the sauce um jordan welch your boy i mean

00:14:18.600 you know all these guys i was just texting we're about to go to the gym oh for real yeah yeah so

00:14:22.300 these guys all have recurring revenue models tate does as well if you're if you're a fan or not

00:14:28.600 well it doesn't really matter because this is the best business model in my opinion and you have

00:14:34.040 money coming in each month look at amazon amazon prime netflix you have spotify apple music all the

00:14:42.580 meal delivery meal prep shit they all have recurring revenue or monthly recurring revenue streams it's the

00:14:48.840 most sustainable way to make a living and the ease and specifically software is the easiest to scale

00:14:54.140 up and that's why i do software now too because you know crypto is dope and stuff but it's not the most

00:15:00.260 sustainable right you have ups and downs so you want something more sustainable then you jump into

00:15:06.420 software specifically sass which is software as a service that's what i recommend to people

00:15:10.920 that's what i do myself essentially like you work with local business owners and deliver them

00:15:18.100 services and automating stuff for them just basically making their whole life a lot easier

00:15:21.720 because i did the smma thing a while ago uh i went through iman's course i bought it and you know

00:15:27.280 i learned stuff and i applied it but a lot of this stuff was still kind of i don't want to say

00:15:33.900 difficult but it felt outdated to what what is out there because it's fast now you like even drop

00:15:40.380 shipping is stale everything yeah online business methods they become pretty saturated quickly because

00:15:44.600 the competition is strong like everybody listening to this podcast is going to try

00:15:48.020 every single one of these messages that you're talking about so you have to really excel in your

00:15:51.140 field yeah i was i was really going to talk about it because the company that i work with is called

00:15:55.280 go high level and they they're basically like a white label software company and would that you

00:16:00.740 know what that means or no no okay well white label software basically say for example you want to go

00:16:05.260 ahead and start a software company you can start it real quick by accessing all of their tools which is

00:16:11.400 like a whole a whole bunch of shit like the whole like click funnels uh you know what click funnels

00:16:15.560 is you explain that people yeah i'll want me to break it down yeah break it down like all right

00:16:20.460 so go high level i'll throw maybe a picture on screen too so go high level basically has

00:16:26.500 all these tools into one main software including like the website builder funnel builder type of stuff

00:16:32.680 automated emails automated text messages automated email or instagram dms facebook messages you can

00:16:38.760 automate phone calls and like voicemails and shit too it's crazy so that's just like one aspect of

00:16:42.800 it funnel them into what though you can funnel them into an automation whether it depends what

00:16:46.920 your goal is right so say for example you're working with a local business and you want to get them

00:16:50.980 more you want to you want to get more information from them like their contact information their

00:16:55.780 phone number email name you basically funnel them into a system where they would sign up for

00:17:02.760 something and like a uh a lead magnet like they scan a qr code inside of a bar or something they're

00:17:07.960 like scan this qr code to get uh whatever free however many free drinks or something or some sort

00:17:14.960 of reward to entice them to scan the qr code right so once they do that they would fall into an

00:17:19.440 automation and then you can set up automations to automatically follow up with these people

00:17:23.400 and like nurture them to become like good customers so that's just like one of the many examples how

00:17:29.160 you can use the software um i actually funny enough i actually teach people how to do it too

00:17:33.980 i have an entire uh entire system showing people from like the very beginning how to do this shit

00:17:40.520 and then also all the way up to when you're prospecting for clients and actually going out

00:17:45.440 and getting clients because like i said i tried the smma stuff excuse me i tried the smma stuff about a

00:17:50.820 year ago and i was like this shit is too old the old retainer model the old traditional agency model

00:17:55.620 is outdated i'm like trying to charge these people several thousand dollars up front and being like

00:18:01.920 hey i could do this for you like give me your money and i can help you but now instead of charging that

00:18:07.620 big ass retainer up front i charge them a way lower fee and i get it's basically more volume for a

00:18:14.060 cheaper price does that make sense so more customers before a cheaper price as opposed to less clients but

00:18:18.820 higher ticket because even if you're getting a client good results but they're on like a three

00:18:23.720 thousand dollar per month retainer they're still going to resent you to an extent by paying that

00:18:27.700 big ass fee every month so what i usually charge clients is somewhere around the 297 to not up to

00:18:34.160 497 per month and the reason it's so low is because when you're charging that kind of fee they're going to

00:18:41.860 be happy to pay you with the stuff you're getting them and just the results you're delivering to them

00:18:46.200 for that fee the the the the churn rate for software is so much lower compared to to smma because of

00:18:53.080 that fee and that was one of the main that was another main reason why i really liked it because

00:18:58.220 i was like smma is like so oversaturated one thing and then sas was like it's smma and steroids

00:19:05.080 so i don't want to like be weird but i do how i do you know show everyone how to do everything from

00:19:11.200 the beginning to the end how to do everything how to set everything up and it's all free i don't really

00:19:16.520 charge any free or i don't have any course that's like behind a paywall or anything so if you guys

00:19:21.280 interested you know you could check the description or the link and the pinned comment but that's

00:19:26.600 really about what my opinions are on the best business model online it's just sas dude software

00:19:32.400 and just the monthly recurring revenue stream so giving away all the sauce though i am giving away

00:19:37.580 the sauce market's going to become saturated real soon dude yeah because a lot of people aren't even

00:19:41.760 doing sas yet uh especially with go high level that's what i should clarify that with uh sas

00:19:47.340 software as a service it's not a big thing yet so yeah it will get saturated over the next few

00:19:52.320 years for sure but i do believe it'll take over smma because it's just like i said it's smma on

00:19:56.900 steroids the way you can control things and just automate everything like regular smma i would have

00:20:02.340 to automatically follow these leads that come through right with this i can automate the responses

00:20:07.100 so what type of clients do you have so it's mostly like a lot of like local restaurants a lot of people

00:20:13.040 that i know back at home that are business owners as well as some friends that are real estate agents

00:20:17.380 it works for i do it for several niches because i think that's the best for for me right now i

00:20:22.780 haven't niched down for this type of business model yet because i don't want to pigeonhole myself into

00:20:27.720 one niche when i can offer the same kind of service to multiple people so but yeah it's a lot of people

00:20:34.060 i know back back at home uh that i'm like a regular at their restaurants and they know me by first name

00:20:38.680 so they're easy to pitch i'm like yo i can help you guys out and just throw them on the throw them

00:20:43.460 on the monthly recurring fee you know um now dude this is going back to to you when you were scaling

00:20:51.300 your your company because you put out a tweet in december saying something along the lines of

00:20:58.380 i started this year with a youtube channel being broke and now i started the year with a million

00:21:05.700 youtube subscribers zero dollars in my bank account yeah and finished here with no youtube

00:21:10.360 channel but a million dollars yeah my question to you my question to you is how what was the first

00:21:18.920 month like where you hit six figures per month that was not that long ago and it didn't really

00:21:24.400 well i was making a lot from youtube adsense from google adsense and that's just how i realized was not

00:21:29.660 sustainable um why because the banning and stuff yeah andrew was telling me that um he was saying

00:21:34.860 that you just can't rely on that tristan said basically you need to you need to have a business

00:21:38.760 like the stuff you're talking about you can't rely on advertisers it's stupid and but it was just

00:21:43.280 printing money i saw a screenshot from one it was either your video or jordan's video and you had like

00:21:48.820 a you had the dashboard pull up on your phone yeah i think it was like 112 000 or something like that

00:21:52.720 yeah but my my cpm was so low compared to if you do finance videos like this is source

00:21:56.980 sauce especially if you do stuff like that if you make youtube videos that pop off talking about

00:22:00.740 what you're talking about yeah sas and smma your cpm is going to be literally 60 times higher than

00:22:06.780 if you're talking about feminists and soy boys you're they youtube is not like that they don't

00:22:12.100 like anything that goes against the agenda the advertisers don't like it so if i had the same

00:22:16.400 amount of views but i was talking about finance bro i would be printing i would be like like tens of

00:22:21.360 millions it's stupid how much money you can make from adsense but you just have to be talking about

00:22:25.180 what they want to talk about yeah uh and obviously i was banned but that first month was was insane

00:22:29.760 of getting just what what we threw like the emotion so like at the beginning of the year i was making

00:22:33.440 like 10 to 15k a month i wasn't i wasn't a brokey but i did have student loan debt and so i had income

00:22:38.520 and that in a lot of ways matters more than how much money you have in the bank account having like

00:22:42.380 recurring revenue exactly exactly you know i was having fun like i'd go to the strip club and waste

00:22:45.880 money like i had a car stuff like that i had a pretty good apartment i was able to live in new

00:22:50.260 york city stuff like that i had more money than all my friends correct right and i had recurring revenue

00:22:54.220 i'd be able to travel all that stuff so i was used that a lot of times people say like even iman ghazi says that

00:22:59.420 that's like when you're at your happiest because you have a very limited amount of problems so i was

00:23:04.540 still like i had debt but stuff like that but i was making 10 15k a month online i was free 10 to 50

00:23:09.740 10 to 15 10 to 15 okay that's a big range no no 10 to 15 so that's just enough where you like you

00:23:14.940 could do what you want you could travel you can give money to other people you could buy gifts

00:23:17.680 you can like bring your girl to a nice dinner all that good stuff without the restrictions without

00:23:22.500 too many employees without too many problems without having to worry about too many accountants all this

00:23:25.560 yeah then you start to make your first six figure month and then it's like shit probably gets real

00:23:31.740 yeah then you're that that really warped my whole perception of reality about how much money is even

00:23:38.960 possible right i of course i knew a lot of people that were making money like that and but then it

00:23:44.820 really warped it happened i think a little bit too fast it went from i was gonna ask you that yeah if it

00:23:51.160 if it had like a slower progression then i mean i guess you could say it was a compound effect that

00:23:57.540 it was a slow progression after 10 years of doing bot too yeah right but yeah all at once and then i

00:24:02.320 was like whoa like seeing all that like i didn't know how to slow down and i was getting advice from

00:24:06.260 a lot of people who are a little more experienced in this space and they were saying like you got to

00:24:10.840 pace yourself you can't do this all at once but i saw the graph go up it looked like dogecoin yeah if

00:24:15.440 you saw that the ad revenue and the views go from here to here and it's like how do i it's like the same

00:24:19.700 with crypto when you see i was gonna mention that it's it's the same exact feeling you don't know how

00:24:23.320 to sell because you like you you get insane you don't know how to like go out when you're at the

00:24:27.700 casino and you're up like two thousand three thousand dollars you're just gonna go put it all

00:24:31.660 in red again you don't want to go you don't want to cash out because like look it can keep going it

00:24:35.100 can keep going it can keep going it's addicting and so what i should have done is i should have

00:24:38.660 slowed down i should not have been making fun of all the feminists i should not have been making

00:24:42.300 all fun of all the soy boys who told you to slow down uh luke belmar was was really telling me to

00:24:46.700 slow down andrew was telling me to slow down bradley martin oh everybody i remember the but

00:24:51.660 the problem yeah everybody was saying like bro you gotta you know and i'm like no like i was just like

00:24:57.500 bro full throttle man if it was like going 200 on a highway the adrenaline every single day was crazy

00:25:04.580 everybody all over everyone's page everyone's going wild all this drama people are hating me people

00:25:10.720 are loving me it was just like it felt like snorting one giant line of cocaine for a month

00:25:16.500 straight well all it was i cannot compare that to anything i've done drugs i'm not gonna lie and say

00:25:22.540 like but that adrenaline rush was like yeah because that's like that's life-changing shit yeah in real

00:25:28.920 time yeah in real time you're seeing your your life go from absolutely nothing everything being

00:25:33.580 validated but i should have um i should have paid i don't regret doing it anyway i i enjoy rumble

00:25:40.460 the freedom of it and probably i needed that humbling from the universe to be like slow down man

00:25:45.500 i needed some restrictions it was getting too easy if i stream in a night watch six videos boom next day

00:25:52.000 post them all six reaction videos i'm making like thousands from each one it was just stupid it was

00:25:57.900 stupid like it's too easy like it was just on like i i wasn't gonna last forever but even then uh

00:26:04.760 google froze a lot of that money when they they terminated me i'm still suing them right now i did

00:26:08.440 see that i told i told mitch that the other day i remember was watching a video uh vlog you were in

00:26:13.020 with fresh and y'all were in one of his i think it was in the aston and you were like talking about

00:26:17.640 the entire lawsuit they have like over 100 grand frozen yeah yeah so that's crazy dude how they can

00:26:24.860 just do that i know that's been going on for what a couple months now at this point

00:26:27.640 yeah it's been going on for a while so it's taken a while um actually they responded they said uh so

00:26:33.540 i served google so they have they legally had to respond and guess what their response was to not

00:26:38.940 pay so now we're gonna we're gonna take it to the next level but they said that we don't need to pay

00:26:42.680 you out because we refunded all the advertisers the money that they were supposed to pay you how dumb

00:26:48.780 is that what first off no the fuck they didn't yeah what no they didn't go to mcdonald's and disney

00:26:53.520 and give them back all the money for the ads played and second off what happened to all the

00:26:58.060 people that watched the ad are you gonna go and give them their time back are you gonna go and

00:27:02.060 reprogram their brains and fix them with all the programming that you fed thousands of people

00:27:07.240 feeding them bullshit no if you're gonna if you're gonna say you refunded the advertisers refund all my

00:27:12.500 viewers who had to sit through those garbage ads nonsense i remember watching that and i was like

00:27:18.560 this guy's getting shafted right now yeah it's crazy but bro but now i'm free yeah now you're

00:27:24.780 taking over rumble.com npcs man rumble.com backslash and you go live every night 8 p.m yeah yeah you

00:27:31.760 really know your stuff bro i'm i'm on i'm on the pulse with you fresh and fit guys luke belmar i saw him

00:27:37.600 on the pod with justin warley the other night i was actually gonna text you like what day luke was

00:27:42.060 leaving because that'd have been really dope to meet him but he said he was leaving the other day so

00:27:45.800 i met him on the yacht as it is he was cool dude um but yeah dude that'll be a different time now

00:27:52.060 wait i remember you now yeah fuck yes yes yes okay okay okay yeah i remember now okay yeah you're

00:27:57.400 what were you drunk i was faded that night man yeah i was faded and then i went to the club after yeah

00:28:02.200 yeah yeah yeah shit i remember your face looks familiar yeah yeah um you're probably still confused

00:28:05.840 like what do i know this guy from yeah i did when you came yeah but bro not to change topics too much

00:28:11.800 but we kind of were talking about it before we started recording how much do you know well i

00:28:15.880 actually know you know a good amount how much you know about like the new emerging financial system

00:28:19.340 like cbdc's and like all that stuff because it's all tied in with crypto yeah they're trying to

00:28:24.640 regulate crypto they're trying to to tax it they want to have control over it and it's just garbage

00:28:28.780 in my opinion just invest in bitcoin bitcoin is the most decentralized bitcoin is not being

00:28:33.380 controlled by any or is that is that garbage that's wef something cap what's wrong with bitcoin

00:28:37.920 put me on okay who told you but who told you that i hear that from a lot of people in the crypto

00:28:44.780 space okay well i'm going to give my own uh input on that i personally don't believe that it's the

00:28:54.640 most decentralized nor is it nor it's the best um i would say that the only main thing bitcoin really

00:29:02.420 has going for itself is because it's the og bitcoin it's the og crypto everyone knows what it is

00:29:07.720 isn't it the most decentralized though out of everything yeah no what is what do you want to

00:29:14.620 say xrp because but we can't stop them i don't think we can stop them bro because this shit's

00:29:21.460 already so far in advance why can't we stop them if everybody invests in bitcoin and we stop comparing

00:29:25.440 it to the u.s dollar just one bitcoin equals one bitcoin because that's just not realistic

00:29:29.500 you think you're gonna get every person to go on going bitcoin dude a lot of people i think it's

00:29:36.300 possible with that if enough influencers talk about it more people are starting to become awake

00:29:39.960 i think more people have become red pilled since the cough cough than they have ever before and

00:29:44.760 a lot of people are starting to distrust the wef too it's all funny the more project veritas interviews

00:29:50.300 these people and they avoid basic questions stuff like that a lot of people are waking up to what bill

00:29:54.480 gates talk about klaus schwab george i don't know maybe i'm just like in this space i think i think

00:29:59.360 you could fight back against this i think uh because especially how disingenuine they are when they talk

00:30:05.040 they're not able to more people watch live streamers more people pay attention to influencers

00:30:08.440 than they ever pay attention to mainstream media nobody watches tv anymore people listen to people

00:30:12.500 that they trust and people that they like and that that's extremely important these people are just

00:30:16.380 not even capable of being likable i think it's possible and that it goes back to my original point

00:30:21.980 this is why i trust bitcoin in the long term i trust decentralized you know and i would like to

00:30:26.160 operate in that system i don't want to support the wef with my money that's fair i just don't think a lot

00:30:32.680 of it is decentralized either because everything's on the blockchain but you didn't answer the question

00:30:35.640 why is uh wft um i mean why is bitcoin not decentralized i think a lot of crypto in general

00:30:43.240 not even just bitcoin is kind of like like they say decentralized but bro everything's tracked

00:30:48.400 like that's not that's kind of different though from decentralization but that's the whole aspect

00:30:53.280 of crypto of everything being on the blockchain i just think the whole idea of getting away from

00:30:59.580 that getting away from the system is like cap because they control the new system that's emerging

00:31:04.520 the cbdc's yeah is bitcoin have anything to do with that through all the time that i've put

00:31:12.820 into looking all this research and stuff in regards to what those guys are doing it really doesn't

00:31:19.340 doesn't matter it really doesn't because it's not a super there's so many other coins that i mentioned

00:31:24.360 previously that i listed off from that that are way more um cheaper to use and just faster to use

00:31:31.920 remember i was saying swift takes like days to settle the money well there's some of these coins that

00:31:36.820 are part of this whole plan that settle money like instantly for like a fraction of a penny as opposed

00:31:42.160 to waiting days for the money to come in and spending a large fee and dude i i couldn't really find

00:31:50.260 one or really anything of significance that really supported or i almost said ethereum that they

00:31:55.200 really supported bitcoin being part of the the system i mean guys if i'm wrong and if you have seen

00:32:01.140 a certain document or a certain something please let me know because i am willing to to be yeah you

00:32:07.080 haven't convinced me at all i haven't convinced you at all no that's fair that's fine but i mean i have

00:32:11.980 a little bit of money in xrp but i i trust that's fine against the system that's fine maybe once you

00:32:17.640 read that it'll kind of help a little bit it's not even just xrp really it's a whole bunch of other

00:32:21.800 coins too but um yeah that was funny we went on a little tangent with crypto and just all that stuff

00:32:28.500 but next i i remember what would you say before um this is one of your older videos when you live

00:32:35.260 back in new york and it was something it could be controversial but you once said that being poor

00:32:42.680 is the mentality yeah and i want you to elaborate on that yeah that was really controversial back

00:32:49.080 when i was uh living in liberal new york city and i was around and i was around a lot of brokies and

00:32:55.160 my audience wasn't red-pilled and my audience and my my whole message was still kind of in the middle

00:33:00.180 you know i was kind of being secretive about a lot of the stuff that i believed in like trump and

00:33:04.100 stuff like that so saying that was like what that was before you came out and it like went crazy

00:33:08.600 no i mean i was talking about feminism and i was i was i talked about a lot of red-pilled ideas but

00:33:14.960 that was like it was so surprising it's how many people get upset about that brokies get so mad

00:33:20.340 but being poor is a mentality you remind me a lot of um of mr beast me like maybe it's just the way

00:33:26.460 you look but just also the way you talk i'll take it as a compliment the way you talk and the way

00:33:30.480 you've organized this podcast and the way that you structure your sentences and the topic points

00:33:34.340 stuff like that it reminds me of the way he thinks and he was the first person yeah he was the first

00:33:39.780 person to like to make me realize that idea that if you just and look look at the the way your life

00:33:45.340 path went yeah you didn't want to work a nine-to-five you didn't want to go to college too i worked at

00:33:48.900 td bank well you didn't want you didn't want to stay in that no definitely not so so you went down

00:33:53.000 this like xrp yeah like going full auto mode on your computer trying to figure out what money really is

00:33:59.040 where it really goes who controls it most people have no idea what that even is because they just

00:34:02.840 believe in what they're told about money correct so it's a mentality it's a mindset and once you

00:34:06.800 realize where money really is going what it really is then you can make more than most people so it's

00:34:11.700 a trap that they use to keep you down and to make you a debt slave forever and ever and ever being

00:34:15.660 poor is a choice in thinking that the system cares about you the government cares about you that the

00:34:20.900 banks are good that currency is actually based on something physical it's all a lie so once you realize

00:34:27.060 the truth about it you can break out of that and realize where money's really going and how to make

00:34:30.560 you know have mrr set up and and you can if you don't think like the sheep like the bots and

00:34:37.660 realize most people are designed to be slaves yeah that's how it works like to be debt slave once

00:34:42.780 slavery was ended we were told to be debt slaves and that's the best way to keep people controlled

00:34:46.620 forever and ever and ever if you think outside of that just think about what everybody's doing and

00:34:50.940 just don't work in that and look and ways to monetize them then you're not going to be poor

00:34:56.400 exactly being poor is a mindset kept to keep everybody controlled that it's a very simple

00:35:00.760 idea that everybody rich understands but brokies that's the one thing they get so mad about it

00:35:05.160 because people adamantly want to defend the system that keeps them down rather than try to get out of

00:35:09.040 it correct i was talking to people last night who are depressed and suicidal and antidepressants

00:35:13.620 and so quickly they're like i'm depressed like they get angry defending it because they say they're

00:35:18.840 depressed they claim it no not even that i'm like are you sure they're like yes i was diagnosed like why

00:35:23.940 are you trying to defend it so much exactly because there's actually the uncomfortable truth is they

00:35:28.840 get some dopamine from thinking that they are kept down by having an excuse to blame for why their

00:35:35.220 lives are miserable for blaming it on some magical external force i caught depression from the sky

00:35:41.340 then they feel a sense of like huh nothing's my fault yeah they take no accountability and they

00:35:47.100 just project it on other people it's something else yeah it's not me it's them i'm a victim and

00:35:51.940 people like being victims right now there's this uh this girl eliza blue i don't know if you heard

00:35:56.360 about her some uh and she's talking about how she's a trafficking victim and it's actually an

00:36:02.140 insult to actual trafficking victims because you know how she's saying she's a victim no i don't she

00:36:07.180 posted only fans photos and now people are sharing them online for free and she made up this thing like

00:36:12.860 it was without my consent blah blah blah you sold those pictures this is an insult to actual

00:36:19.180 trafficking victims and the reason she does it that's her bio is i'm a victim people like feeling

00:36:24.340 like that people like being a victim because nothing is your fault it gives them a sense of

00:36:29.520 purpose like they're they like to think that they're fighting against the system the real way to fight

00:36:32.840 against the system is to become awake to become aware to make money to not operate in their rules

00:36:37.320 to realize where the money's really going to not let them control you not tell them the eggs are

00:36:40.520 going to give you blood clots to realize that there's going to start an mrr to give you a booster

00:36:44.100 every single week so that you are part they want to start an mrr they want the same thing coming

00:36:48.260 every single month start a monthly subscription for the boop boop boop boop the fighting against

00:36:52.640 the system is becoming a self-governing is becoming authoritarian in your own sense not letting other

00:36:58.100 people control your mindset being happy not being a slave and actually drinking good water this is not

00:37:03.440 that good you know i'm saying bro you know drinking not being any part of any of this system that's

00:37:08.460 making you sick so that you're constantly going to the hospital that is fighting the system is

00:37:12.560 becoming self-governing self-sufficient self-sufficient not being a slave to anything not letting people

00:37:18.460 who don't care about you control you actually as well because you mentioned this on um one of your

00:37:22.560 rumble streams recently i think it was with luke um now shout out to you most people don't watch

00:37:27.480 the rumble stream they're like i like your tiktoks but i don't even have tiktok come over to

00:37:30.320 i don't really watch the short form stuff i make the short form stuff you know creator over

00:37:34.120 consumer for that kind of stuff otherwise you'd be scrolling for days but i love the long form

00:37:38.980 content that's where you actually learn stuff but i think either you or him was like um

00:37:44.760 you he was comparing dubai and being like oh dubai is like better than the west or it was something

00:37:50.360 like that it was a conversation about dubai and like the united states and he was like by far

00:37:54.520 the united states is still number one yeah that's just in waller oh it was waller okay

00:37:58.900 again because he i think he's trying to get property out there too right i'm not sure yeah but i mean

00:38:04.580 that's where a lot of people with money are going yeah i think it's it's it's worthwhile to pay

00:38:08.680 attention to where the money is yeah for sure everyone's going over there and they don't even

00:38:12.380 have taxes they just added an eight percent business tax but i think that's for physical

00:38:15.880 businesses yeah so if you have uh an mrr if you have an uh sas yeah online business you should be

00:38:21.580 good yeah if most of your transactions are international you will be you you are good to

00:38:25.280 avoid that that business tax we would have to renounce our citizenship though for zero tax because the irs

00:38:30.520 follows you what it's not really worth it in my opinion just to go live in the desert

00:38:36.860 and get no taxes like just so much more opportunity here still in my opinion i mean but why not just

00:38:43.400 get a green card here so you really have to like yeah bro i looked into it it's whack wow yeah because

00:38:49.120 i was like i'm about to move to dubai i didn't know that yeah yeah it sucks but bro talking about money

00:38:55.460 again i thought you were talking about um i mean it might even be worth it man the u.s senate says that

00:39:00.140 i'm inspiring domestic terrorism literally i said it might be worth it i look the u.s the u.s

00:39:05.720 senator um senator of michigan said that my streams are inspiring domestic terrorism so the government

00:39:10.960 doesn't like me of course not um so maybe it would make sense for you yeah you know but nah bro it's

00:39:18.900 just it's wild how it's escalated so much where you're actually a target for for a whole bunch of

00:39:25.420 stuff but dude you were mentioning about a gambling deal i don't know how much you want to go into that

00:39:31.260 or not i got offered uh like 30 to 50k to do gambling deals but i don't do it no it's tempting

00:39:35.640 and i have friends who do stuff like that like i'm friends with the milk boys stuff like that they do

00:39:39.480 like they do alcohol deals and gambling deals stuff like that and you know but i'd rather it goes back

00:39:45.840 to the thing like i'd rather monetize stuff that you know i just want to center around stuff that i'm

00:39:50.900 good at some stuff that i like that i'm passionate about i'm not passionate about gambling it's like

00:39:55.460 you know it's fun but it's it's cheap like it's like monetizing coke to me pretty much it's like

00:40:01.740 doing coke deals like cheap dopamine like yeah coke feels good but also should i tell other people to

00:40:06.560 do it no so yeah it's tempting and i've gotten been offered good bags to do a lot of stuff but i'd

00:40:11.660 rather i'd rather make money and uplift the people that watch my videos i want people that watch my

00:40:16.960 streams to have a net positive from investing their time because time is money for sure and i we all

00:40:21.600 understand that scrolling on tiktok for hours and hours makes you worse yep i want people to leave

00:40:25.400 a live stream and then have done like 30 push-ups with me have learned something i've done with you

00:40:29.940 before that you know what i'm saying like yeah i think that's the beginning yeah i want people to

00:40:33.880 leave the street well it's a push-up for every minute that i'm late i'm streaming at eight every

00:40:36.560 night i want them to leave and be like yo i'm glad that i invested my time to watch this i feel better

00:40:41.600 i learned something i laughed and my life is better because of this i don't want people to

00:40:47.200 like watch my stream have gambled about like two thousand dollars lost it all have done sniffed coke

00:40:52.240 uh drank a bunch of alcohol and now they're and they feel dumber and stupider because

00:40:56.580 you know i want people to get value out of it yeah yeah i do yeah there's a lot of mindless garbage

00:41:02.120 out there where you can just scroll forever and just get entertainment but it's very rare where

00:41:06.100 there's actual content where you can actually learn stuff i literally watched the entire i wasn't

00:41:10.700 and planning on it i watched the entire pod with you luke and justin and he like left midway through

00:41:16.140 but luke's one of those guys where he in my opinion the way his mind works is like just different the

00:41:23.500 way the way he can kind of like convey certain way convey certain things is like he's very good at

00:41:30.420 articulating himself and just talking about a lot of the a lot of the garbage out there and exposing

00:41:36.880 some of the stuff with food and the water the water supply a lot of stuff obviously we got bottled

00:41:42.660 water here i have my own reverse osmosis stuff back at home so i'm on that water wave but yeah he's

00:41:50.280 definitely yeah i like to have guests on because it gets repetitive you know i don't play video games

00:41:54.700 on my stream i try to talk about the news but make it entertaining and i'm going to continue i think

00:42:00.980 that's the the proper transition for for the future is to i think i could start like a joe rogan

00:42:05.240 type podcast i think i'm a good interviewer and i'll be able to have like discussions like that

00:42:09.120 i've been happy with the interviews i've done recently you should watch the ones with ryan

00:42:12.540 dawson anyone watching on my rumble channel should watch i have two interviews with ryan dawson

00:42:16.820 and then he really tells you the truth about the world the guy's been a geopolitical analyst for the

00:42:21.940 past 23 years he knows where how the world actually works he's like a human encyclopedia he could

00:42:27.280 tell you anything and i'm gonna keep interviewing him once a week because that guy is insane if you

00:42:32.240 watch those interviews i think you're gonna learn a lot about the world and it's gonna shake up

00:42:35.020 your reality yeah there's a lot of people aren't ready for it no it's it's bro it's it's crazy what

00:42:40.300 they really do that jumps into my next point obviously you saw the grammy performance yeah

00:42:45.720 but i feel i i really i really think about the the kids that grow up watching this stuff like that and

00:42:51.360 how they're getting programmed with it it goes into like if you look at clown world on twitter it lives

00:42:55.140 with tiktok on twitter think about all the gay pride flags that are in the schools this is the and

00:42:58.760 like lady gaga there's this video of her like she some girl was like sticking her fingers down her

00:43:03.380 throat and throwing up on her on stage i'm serious i didn't see that promoting bulimia i'll show you

00:43:07.780 it's it's as gross as it sounds like it's not even it sounds everything that you say on a podcast it

00:43:13.620 sounds like a crazy because here's lady gaga has a teenage girl throwing up on her on stage yeah

00:43:18.100 yeah it sounds like a like a madonna showed up looking like jigsaw from i want to play a game

00:43:24.580 and she has plastic surgery and she like she's twerking and she's 60 yeah dude yeah you know actual clown

00:43:30.920 world and but i want to be able to steer away as many like kids like like us you know that want to

00:43:37.980 learn about the freemasons and crypto and don't want to work a slave job those like nine to 12 year

00:43:42.800 old kids i really i hope that those those dudes because you know a lot of times like yesterday i

00:43:47.520 was in the gym and there was a boxing class for kids and there was like a bunch of seven year olds

00:43:51.900 and 10 year olds usually my audience is like a lot of guys in their early 20s late 30s stuff like that

00:43:56.040 but even the kids they know me from tiktok and they all came up and they were like taking pictures and

00:44:00.120 they were freaking out i'm thinking about the fact that there's really a possibility that you

00:44:05.340 could help people steer away from the garbage and put them on the right path i think that's why the

00:44:10.740 mainstream hates you so much because you're a voice that influences the opposite and i'm really

00:44:15.060 trying to do that because they can go down this path or they can start to realize where money's

00:44:18.980 really going they can learn that there's people out there that actually want to be energized and

00:44:23.720 laugh at the truth stuff like that i want to steer them away from that because

00:44:28.380 i i wish like that's actually what helped me um see reality for what when i was growing up and it

00:44:34.840 wasn't as bad when i was a kid but i was definitely not being fed a lot of this garbage and people

00:44:38.880 always told me that i was wrong that i had adhd that i was a bad person some pills real quick

00:44:43.560 yeah pills i was toxically masculine that i needed to relax and then finding stuff online like finding

00:44:49.040 stand-up comedians was my was my i don't like to use this word but my safe space yeah you know

00:44:54.660 i would watch stand-up comedy like these guys get it like i'm not a bad person i'm not weird i don't

00:45:00.020 need to take pills i'm not actually depressed it's just that everything is designed to train you to

00:45:06.800 become a nine to five debt slave and i didn't want to be that so so if i could do the same thing for

00:45:12.700 those nine to ten year olds who are like boxing right now who really like are getting they'll stick

00:45:17.380 with them them meeting you at that age that'll stick with them forever i really take the time out of

00:45:21.500 my day to like shake their hand to take a picture to say something positive um and i really hope i

00:45:26.660 hope that does it's very valuable positive effect yeah definitely definitely very valuable so because

00:45:32.720 i think there was a clip of you last night too you were talking to some kid uh on omegle yeah and he

00:45:38.300 was like what's the point of me progressing in real life when i can play video games you saw that yeah

00:45:42.660 we watched it today up here when we're eating early the clip is already up uh what would you go to

00:45:46.960 where you want rumble yeah well you guys are on rumble so i'm like oh yeah yeah but i i we

00:45:52.720 watched that while while we were eating i was like damn sneaker is really like breaking it down for

00:45:56.560 this kid i hope he actually like does something instead of going back to what he was doing which

00:46:01.340 is playing games and you kept asking him you're like you're not gonna go back and play video games

00:46:04.960 now are you because i was in the same spot i remember like hearing stuff like this and then

00:46:08.060 going right back to the game he probably is gonna go back to the game but he's every time he plays it

00:46:12.160 now he's gonna think i'm lazy he'll be guilty he'll he's gonna guilty play it and then eventually

00:46:16.940 he's gonna think about that conversation and it'll have yeah i hope that has a positive effect

00:46:21.100 because he was like pretty young and like if someone was telling me at 13 i'd be like who is

00:46:25.820 this guy like i probably still play video games too but as he gets older and progresses i do think

00:46:31.020 that will you know steer him in the right way no but this is why it might have a positive effect the

00:46:35.080 fact that uh kids like that see me on tiktok all the time they see like whoa you know it's like

00:46:39.860 we're the the people that are on the for you page we're the new you know drake and josh pretty much

00:46:46.240 we're the new this is tv for them so if they see somebody like that if drake and josh is like going

00:46:51.160 and talking to you directly and telling you how to become better i would listen so yeah i think that

00:46:56.360 this is this is a good thing yeah because i hope so they were like the influencers if you want to call

00:47:00.340 them that of our generation because what you're 24 yeah yeah i'm 22 so we're like two years apart so

00:47:05.200 we grew up watching the same shit and we used to care a lot about what those guys said like

00:47:10.480 even if even it's a tv show that's not the real personality but now it's even more real when you

00:47:15.120 have social media influencers saying either positive or negative things so it's definitely

00:47:19.540 more impactful and people you actually care about and listen to you're going to listen to what they

00:47:23.360 say because uh this is what i call it now the whole phrase was you're the the the mix of the five

00:47:29.960 people you hang out with now it's you're the mix of the five people you consume content because

00:47:35.360 because you hang out with them too exactly this is why they get canceled because it used to be that

00:47:39.420 they'd be able to curate these people these people that you watched online they would push a certain

00:47:43.480 agenda they would go on tv and talk about change because they were told to by the executives and they

00:47:48.040 then they would play a character on the screen and they knew that they had influence over these people

00:47:51.340 because they would idolize the character that was curated by a room of executives but now the people that

00:47:55.280 they watch all the time are streamers are content creators and also they can go and speak to

00:47:59.500 them directly they are not controlled by anybody so this is scary to them and so they need to be

00:48:03.940 able to take away the platforms so that they can go and try to curate the message even further and go

00:48:08.340 extra hard with this with the garbage try to cut your off before it's too late yeah so actively

00:48:14.540 everybody who's watching this right now you need to go and fight big tech because you know that they

00:48:18.100 have a specific agenda it's worthwhile for all the youth to really come over to rumble and seek out

00:48:23.200 the people that that you want to watch don't you know how many people i talk to they're like bro what

00:48:27.360 happened to you i used to see you all the time but yeah you know i got banned yeah you need to go and

00:48:32.420 take the extra step to go to rumble because don't let them win just because they banned me doesn't

00:48:37.180 mean i died exactly go and find me you fell off no i'm just on a different website go and search

00:48:43.740 rumble.com instead of youtube you like how little effort do you have oh youtube every are you that dumb

00:48:51.480 they just live on youtube you that dumb it's not that hard i'm right there just click a different

00:48:56.540 thing yeah yeah is it an app search it up man like do i need to go and do everything is it on ios

00:49:04.900 remember did you just google it bro do i need to hold your hand through everything make an effort

00:49:10.680 jesus christ man dude some people really just be too lazy you gotta really just guide them every step

00:49:18.580 of the way and then they still don't do anything afterwards they have a monopoly on our minds

00:49:23.200 people's attention spans are so controlled they'll three hours in a row scroll

00:49:28.080 and they can't spend five seconds are you mbl that's that simple but for three hours lay like this

00:49:38.200 and go is it an ios man yeah this is why they're winning and then he had the nerve he's like yo can

00:49:48.620 you fly me out he had the nerve to ask you that some fuck bro why would i fly you out it was him

00:49:53.500 it was the same kid i don't even you don't remember bro they all say the same thing oh they do it's

00:49:57.760 copy and paste for all these people man gosh yo i started cracking up when he said that i was like

00:50:02.240 yo you're gonna act like a bot he's that's the guy that called you um cancel he said you fell off

00:50:07.900 and then he switched up and he was like yo so can you fly me out and then you looked at the camera

00:50:13.240 and just was like you you skipped him i started shaking my head bro i was like this kid who do

00:50:17.620 you think he is it was funny bro we got to save the youth man like and they're like gonna take a

00:50:23.880 picture yeah yeah just just i mean just talk you know yeah but all right dude that was funny as hell

00:50:29.720 um i want to jump into the big aspect that i take really seriously now especially being in miami

00:50:36.500 which is networking with people because you really can't do it in certain locations because

00:50:41.820 back at home there really ain't no no g's out here to talk to it's all online so and here in miami

00:50:49.040 especially in brickle you have some people to connect with and i want to get your your opinion on it on and

00:50:54.760 how you actually formed your network because obviously you were from new york and correct me

00:51:01.160 if i'm wrong but did you have like any like good connections back up in new york or no you do yeah

00:51:05.400 even yeah okay a lot of people clothing fashion a lot of different businessmen ceos okay there's more

00:51:13.820 here though more content creation focus and more online money but yeah a lot of the connections i'm in

00:51:18.200 in new york is they they're worldwide a lot of people i met there they're people travel all over the

00:51:22.480 time like the real g's are always flying in different places you know yeah i wanted to ask

00:51:26.820 you on that because that was one thing that i struggled with for a while which which was

00:51:31.240 networking because i had no one to really connect with this goes back to what we talked about earlier

00:51:36.400 you know going to online communities first and then progressing into real life uh relationships

00:51:42.260 friendships whatever you want to call it but yeah dude that's one of the main things i think because

00:51:47.320 money only gets you so far obviously but knowing the right people gets you in certain rooms where

00:51:53.500 otherwise you probably really wouldn't be able to get into and i think that's one thing a lot of guys

00:51:58.680 i actually get asked this a lot even though i have like a small platform on instagram i'm like 2 000

00:52:02.820 followers i have nothing crazy like a regular dude but people dm me when they see my profile

00:52:07.460 and they're like dude how do i how do i build um how do i build a good network because they see

00:52:12.340 pictures with me out and shit they see pictures i posted the one with me and you on the yacht

00:52:16.960 and with myra and stuff and like how are you meeting these guys for anyone out there that does not have

00:52:23.180 a main platform and chances are you probably don't i'm telling you from experience most of this stuff

00:52:29.460 is pay to win when you're at when you're when you don't have a platform and you want to connect

00:52:33.480 to these people it costs money like this wasn't free sneaker didn't pull up because he was just being

00:52:39.220 a great guy like oh yeah i'll help this guy i mean that's how i met my manager same thing um

00:52:43.120 did he pay you or you pay him same thing uh jordan welch i met him through he paid for

00:52:48.260 my patreon back a couple years ago i was doing like 15 and i would review your video see so even

00:52:54.440 back then i would do a live stream and then people would all would pay money and then i'd review it and

00:52:57.860 then i saw his videos and then now i would consider him a really good friend yeah uh you never know what

00:53:01.760 it can turn into yeah it's like that forever for all the most connections you make for the people

00:53:07.040 that you want to to speak to it's that's how to get in the door with a lot of people and everybody

00:53:12.000 will in this space understands that yeah everyone that actually talks to yeah everyone in this space

00:53:18.420 understands that it's just a lot of people that are still starting out that are like oh how do i do

00:53:22.640 this how do i do that i'm like bro it's pay to win you have to get your money up i'm sorry to say

00:53:26.780 that but you have to get your money up because if you don't even have money if you get in the room

00:53:31.480 with people like sneko myron fresh whoever whatever niche whatever kind of online presence

00:53:37.600 kind of people you like you're not gonna have anything to offer and it doesn't have to be

00:53:42.500 specifically money but it has to be a value exchange yeah it's all a value exchange because

00:53:46.720 what's the value exchange here i'm paying you and you have your platform it's all a value exchange

00:53:51.340 and say for example i had a platform too we it would still be a value exchange between both of

00:53:56.440 our platforms opposed to me giving out money yeah so i want to make that really clear for people

00:54:01.280 because i guess i question a lot in my dms people asking me like how i'm meeting these people and a

00:54:06.940 lot of this stuff like i said is pay to win so but it's also you got to present yourself in a certain

00:54:11.520 way like i wouldn't show up if you were um just a dork like i wouldn't exactly that's why you have to

00:54:17.000 care about your presence yeah your professionalism is extremely important you got to have um you know

00:54:22.680 shake the right hands you got to present yourself well you can't be an honest agree

00:54:26.440 yeah if you showed up like you have to have social skills yeah yeah you have to have basic

00:54:31.340 social skills pretty much because there's a lot of people i know you meet you meet them a lot

00:54:34.400 they probably meet you and they're like shaking and shit and they're like they don't know what to say

00:54:39.280 yeah it probably happens pretty often so if you guys want to like network with people that are

00:54:45.000 actually like valuable especially in the social media space then focusing on the money and getting

00:54:50.240 your money up to be able to get in these rooms is my number one point as well as uh you know not

00:54:56.340 nerding out and actually being a normal person and treating them as a normal person because

00:54:59.860 we're all normal people but um we're gonna wrap this up soon but i want to ask you a few more

00:55:05.000 final questions sure yeah so this kind of goes back to what we did earlier uh when it comes to mindset

00:55:10.840 right what do you think the biggest or in your opinion what was your biggest mindset shift that

00:55:17.540 really like opened the gate for you and really kind of changed things whether it's coming to your

00:55:22.680 business to just success in general networking like we just covered literally anything i think

00:55:29.780 the biggest one was the 2016 election uh seeing how they rigged it against bernie i was a bernie bro

00:55:35.520 this is what i got converted from uh because i didn't know that much about politics but i knew that i

00:55:40.540 didn't trust the establishment and i wanted something i wanted an outside i wanted something

00:55:43.820 different and bernie was that at the time like obviously now i'm not a socialist uh i don't quite the

00:55:49.380 opposite yeah quite the opposite but bernie like at the time i i still think that he believed in

00:55:54.000 everything he was talking about it didn't seem like he had backers it didn't seem like he was had

00:55:57.240 outside influences he was consistent to what he believed in for decades and decades he didn't

00:56:01.180 switch up if you look at the democrats like barack obama or hillary clinton they were against gay

00:56:05.680 marriage and then when it flipped and it became a majority people were for gay marriage then they

00:56:08.880 started shilling for it same thing with joe biden like all these people they they only say what

00:56:12.860 they're supposed to say but bernie i i liked what he was talking about he had high energy he was an

00:56:17.960 outsider they didn't like him and i'm like you know what yeah okay i like this guy and then they

00:56:21.500 rigged it against him and i saw how they rigged it and i'm like and then i started supporting trump

00:56:25.080 because trump was funny and trump was like he's there he's like wrong yeah that was pretty good

00:56:29.620 grabber by the it's just like all this stuff it's like he didn't care he's like uh jeb low energy i'm

00:56:34.600 like yeah good shit man i like you and then that's funny right uh yeah and then seeing how i walked into

00:56:41.080 school the next day with my trump shirt on oh boy in new york holy i was in boarding school new

00:56:46.080 hampshire even more liberal it was wokey like a woke central a woke little jail because it was

00:56:52.060 only 110 people at the school's tiny that is really small tiny school and it was all these

00:56:57.220 woke teachers all these woke people everybody was depressed just like blueprint bot people and then

00:57:02.820 all they were crying they literally brought in dogs so that everybody can pet him like comfort dogs

00:57:07.480 or whatever therapy dogs therapy dogs that's right and the glares i got from all these people looking

00:57:11.300 at me like that i'm like so there's something wrong and then even my english teacher sat me down

00:57:15.600 and said you're gonna regret this and i'm like i don't think so i kind of like trump you know i don't

00:57:19.400 want you to shame me into believing your ideology and that's when i realized that something was off

00:57:24.520 and that this whole system is not designed so that you are happy they want to keep you depressed

00:57:30.000 controlled all this garbage yeah i mean that's a whole different conversation itself with teachers

00:57:34.780 and professors trying to show their beliefs on you i dropped out of college um after a semester and a

00:57:40.420 half i knew when i applied and when i went there i knew i was not going to graduate it was just there

00:57:45.280 because my mom wanted me to go and after a semester and a half i was like yeah i'm heading out so

00:57:51.220 yeah it's funny because a lot of my friends are still in college they're like dude these people

00:57:56.800 trying and they believe a lot of the stuff that you talk about that you know fresh and myron talk

00:58:01.060 about with the red bull red pill stuff and certain ideologies they're like yeah bro they text me

00:58:06.060 one of my friend ryan he was supposed to be here shout out ryan but his one of his family members

00:58:09.520 died unexpectedly he goes to college and he was telling me he actually goes to war with these

00:58:14.740 professors because they try and shill some garbage and he actually like stands up and is like nah it's

00:58:20.520 wrong he calls him out and there was like several times he's told me where they literally have him

00:58:25.000 stay after class and like reprimand him it's crazy i'm like bro you gotta drop out you gotta do something

00:58:30.760 you need to have a specific opinion like there's real it's a spiritual warfare and it's a battle for your

00:58:37.280 mind right now it really is and last two questions before we wrap this up i'm really happy the way

00:58:41.680 this went i think it was a great conversation but it's gonna be two first impressions of people

00:58:46.840 and they're huge public figures one first first impression of meeting tate and second first impression

00:58:55.040 of meeting uh kanye or yay what was that like run me through the environment your emotions were you

00:59:02.700 kind of on edge where you kind of just chill i think that's really cool for a lot of people

00:59:07.640 because they don't experience that just start with tater i was uh i was in his i was in his house i was

00:59:16.200 hanging out with tristan he was like he showed up a little bit late because he was like he was flying

00:59:19.120 somewhere he just got off a jet and then he walks in casual hopping off the jet yeah and i just uh just

00:59:24.360 shook his hand and i could tell uh i wasn't about it because i was just like you know i always figured out

00:59:29.900 we were gonna we were gonna meet so i just shook his hand but fresh the whole time was sitting off

00:59:34.360 to the couch and i saw him like analyze the whole situation because he thought i was gonna be really

00:59:38.560 about it so he's like and he's recording it he was trying to get i just shook his hand and like

00:59:42.360 hey nice to meet you um that's the way to do it when you meet anyone like that yay i was with uh

00:59:48.440 um i was with nick fuentes and that interaction i had literally been picturing since i was like six

00:59:55.560 it's crazy going up and meeting him and i just wasn't about it uh just he was sitting down he's

01:00:01.680 working with the people and i was like that's yay where were you at so i was in a studio so he was

01:00:05.820 sitting like over there like that like pretty much like in a circle and i'm walking over and then

01:00:10.020 i'm like that's him it's crazy i didn't even tell him like this tattoo i have here is a song

01:00:14.980 runaway it's and that was my first tattoo i got it when i was 18 it's a it's the waveform of runaway

01:00:20.440 yay was a big reason why i dropped out of school he woke me up in a lot of ways he made me follow

01:00:24.840 my dreams stuff like that this guy living or dead is like the one person that i wanted to meet more

01:00:28.680 than anybody in the world and i just saw him sitting there and i'm like oh shit and then i come over

01:00:32.580 and then he's like what do you think about parlor and i'm like man parlor needs more short form

01:00:36.700 content it needs to be faster it's good the website design is good but it needs more videos like

01:00:40.120 that's good idea can you text me that and i'm like well i don't have your number he's like

01:00:44.180 give my number my and he tells the campaign manager to take down his phone number that's hard

01:00:47.920 he's like you stream my rumble i'm like yeah i stream my rumble got banned and everything he's

01:00:50.680 like oh okay and then he just goes back to his conversation walk away got his number and then

01:00:55.040 i'm like i just did it that is the mission accomplished i just did it that bro yeah same

01:01:00.660 with me kanye's one of those guys where yay my bad bro yay yay is one of those guys where

01:01:07.200 his music is legendary like no matter what your beliefs are on what stance he takes now

01:01:12.620 you can't deny that his music is insane and super just different you have any questions for me

01:01:18.220 before we wrap it up what are your goals for this year my goals for this year well pretty much doing

01:01:28.100 this is literally just for fun um i don't even want to call them podcasts i want to call them sit

01:01:32.760 downs and uh of course i want to continue scaling my sass company that's my main thing as well as to

01:01:39.380 continue learning about all the markets because i'm not just in crypto i'm in other asset classes

01:01:44.160 so keep doing that scale my sass company as well as kind of do this for fun and get social media

01:01:51.400 people on that are like online entrepreneurs that i like and just to sit down and talk with them and

01:01:56.840 see where their minds at because i love watching podcasts of people like you luke um sebastian iman

01:02:04.440 very especially iman he's very obviously that kid's like insanely ahead of everybody else our age

01:02:10.980 but it's very just informative to learn from these kinds of people that have been through a lot of

01:02:16.180 the stuff that you want to go through and learn from so i think it's very valuable for myself as

01:02:20.780 well as the viewers to just sit down just chop it up a little bit got a few you know have a few

01:02:25.360 questions let it flow naturally and see what happens see how the vibe is but yeah just mostly those

01:02:30.220 three things and of course the fourth will be to move out here later this summer it's a place to

01:02:35.520 be yes it is the place to be so guys i hope you enjoyed this video real quick as well every most of

01:02:42.280 my other videos on my channel are software tutorials funny enough so this is kind of out of um out of

01:02:49.080 left field but if you guys want me to keep doing this kind of stuff which i'm going to do anyways

01:02:53.080 honestly then drop a like comment something and guys don't forget to tune into sneko streams rumble.com

01:03:00.020 uh backslash sneko he's live every night at 8 p.m i appreciate you coming on bro hey thanks man

01:03:05.840 and my hands sweaty from the mic guys i'll catch you in the next video i'll see you later thanks guys peace

SNEAKO - March 07, 2023

Sneako REVEALS Matrix's Plans, Next Big Business Wave, and Andrew Tate's Advice

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