SNEAKO - SNEAKO Reveals The Real Reason He Converted To Islam...

00:00:00 Friend of the show, Sneeko.

00:00:02 Welcome back to Strike It Big.

00:00:03 So today we're at the top of an apartment building in sunny Miami and we're joined with Sneeko.

00:00:08 How are you doing?

00:00:09 Good to be back. Friend of the show.

00:00:11 So what's changed since last time? Obviously, we had our interview in Las Vegas.

00:00:15 A lot's changed. I was saying earlier, I feel like I've aged five years in a year.

00:00:20 A lot of maturing and obviously my version, a lot more businesses, a new future with Rumble.

00:00:30 And, you know, we're just continuing to build and grow and make sure that I establish myself

00:00:35 for the future. And what sparked all of that? What actually changed? I think if you're not

00:00:39 always making new goals, then you're going to become complacent. So I'm always looking maybe

00:00:44 five, 10 years into the future. If I don't have, if I don't think that way, then I get depressed

00:00:48 and I get complacent and I become slow, sluggish. I start getting into degeneracy. So I always need

00:00:56 to be planning towards something generational and just got my first investment property as of

00:01:00 yesterday approved and yeah i'm just looking to become a strong father in the future i'm training

00:01:08 to be the the best man i could possibly be you mentioned businesses what businesses is it that

00:01:12 you've got going on outside of the rumble deal so i have my my clothing line obviously um we have

00:01:18 saber i don't want to speak too much about saber soon but that we're building that um i have active

00:01:22 Income that's going to launch on December 9th. Active Income, we've been working on that for

00:01:26 about a year. I've been traveling the whole world. You've probably seen me travel all over the world

00:01:30 so that I can assemble the team. And what is it? Is it a course, a community, a program?

00:01:34 What is Active Income? It's everything. It's all those combined. There's levels for

00:01:39 how hard you want to work. You notice when you just do a course, you get a lot of people that

00:01:43 want to have the illusion of working. I'm sure you've come across these people that

00:01:48 they they like the idea of building something more than they actually like doing it and they're like

00:01:53 yeah i'm gonna do this and they talk about what they're gonna do and they they will sit in the

00:01:57 calls and they'll get the information they'll talk to the professors but they don't actually

00:02:00 take any initiative so we have a lot of levels in active income so if you already established

00:02:04 there's um opportunities there for you if you are just low level there's opportunities for you

00:02:10 if you are you know on the same level as me or the the professors there's levels for you

00:02:15 I believe in the period of time since our last interview, you've reverted to Islam. 0.80

00:02:19 Can you tell us a little bit about that?

00:02:21 I just came back from Mecca too.

00:02:22 I'm also bald.

00:02:23 I don't know if you noticed.

00:02:24 I saw the video where you got it shaved.

00:02:26 Yeah, I just came back from Mecca about a week and a half ago.

00:02:30 And that was the best place that I've ever been to.

00:02:34 I really can't.

00:02:35 I'm looking forward.

00:02:36 I'm dropping a video on that soon.

00:02:38 It's called Letter from Mecca.

00:02:40 That was the closest I think that a place was to heaven.

00:02:44 i would say that's where i actually saw true peace malcolm x wrote about it back in in the

00:02:51 early 60s and i highly recommend anybody go my christian filmer went there and he didn't really

00:02:56 have the same uh feeling that i got there but that was a place where i genuinely saw true peace

00:03:02 like you could see thousands and thousands it almost seems like millions of people will come

00:03:07 in a day to one place to pray especially five times in a day they'll all go uh to pray there's

00:03:12 not that much security there's not that many people that are there trying to pat you patting

00:03:17 you down or metal detectors or that many police officers just almost like a rolling loud five

00:03:22 times a day and everybody acts orderly and it's because they're all acting under the fear of god

00:03:26 and that will completely shift in my perspective um about where i want to live and and what i want

00:03:35 to believe in and it really strengthened my faith so i i think for the future that's where i want to

00:03:42 go I want to as of now obviously people make fun of me say that I change my mind frequently but

00:03:47 I'm always seeking new information so I think now I'll build for the next maybe five something

00:03:53 years in the west and then I want to be the the person who lives internationally I mean I think

00:03:59 that's important isn't it to not be so stuck in your ways and think this is how I've done things

00:04:04 before you seem to be clearly quite open-minded about listening to other beliefs or perceptions

00:04:09 taking them on board and thinking okay now how do i feel about this and clearly that's what's

00:04:13 happened with the religion stuff everyone changes their mind but not everybody makes content and

00:04:17 that's the issue with it like you're changing your mind just like every 25 year old would

00:04:20 but the difference is your story's life yeah yapping for three to five hours exactly and a

00:04:25 mic every single day so i've obviously i understand the criticism but i i like being an open book and

00:04:31 i consider myself a very honest person so i understand why people criticize that it doesn't

00:04:36 bother me you know it shows that i'm have a willingness to learn and that i'm genuine

00:04:40 and that i'm really trying to seek truth through funny but now i've reached like a crux or a

00:04:47 turning point in my in my career because the model of my streaming which i started about a year and a

00:04:52 half ago was seek truth through funny and now i feel as though i found the truth where i know

00:04:57 you know who controls the world who controls the decisions that the politicians make i i pretty

00:05:06 much know or i know who created everything i believe in god now so i know what the truth is

00:05:12 and that rage aspect has kind of left my streaming where i'm like freaking out every day like what's

00:05:18 going on and really angry and upset about everything going on because now i know so it's

00:05:23 there's a turning point and i have to figure out um what i want to do next and obviously maybe

00:05:27 you've seen the the irl streaming for the past couple months and that's fun it's good entertainment

00:05:31 But at the same time, it's extremely soul-sucking and draining.

00:05:35 And I don't think like my community, the love speech community, really understands that how draining it is.

00:05:40 And I don't mean to like victimize myself by saying that.

00:05:42 But those relationships with just influencers who are literally just living for clout, their God is clout.

00:05:48 Being around those people all the time will drain you because they'll be one way when you're face to face with them.

00:05:55 And then as soon as you're gone, they'll switch up.

00:05:57 And it's a very weird relationship to have that I don't think most people are used to.

00:06:03 Obviously, I don't think Mark has ever been around that type of relationship where people

00:06:07 are incentivized to snake you.

00:06:10 And drama is how you both profit.

00:06:12 Because if there's beef, if there's drama, then people are more interested.

00:06:16 It's like watching a fight all the time.

00:06:17 It's not a healthy way to operate.

00:06:22 And I think going forward, the IRL streaming, it's good, but it's not sustainable long-term.

00:06:28 I think you guys have seen how many people have genuinely went insane doing it.

00:06:32 I've seen it with my own eyes.

00:06:34 People actually lose their minds.

00:06:36 People crash and burn.

00:06:38 People give up their friends, their morals and everything just for more views.

00:06:43 Because if you're going to try to appease that lowest common denominator, those people

00:06:47 who always want to be entertained, the people are just like, I want to see, they just want

00:06:50 to see eight hours of people on a screen because they don't have friends and they don't go outside

00:06:54 and they just want to sit there and live vicariously through the streamer if you just try to entertain

00:06:57 them and make them happy you're gonna you're gonna go insane so i think going forward for for 2024

00:07:03 now that i feel as though i know the truth and i have i'm pretty set in what i believe in

00:07:08 and how everything trickles down from god and it's time to go on a on a fighting arc

00:07:14 a ufc fighter i don't want to mispronounce his name i think it's a

00:07:18 Mavsar or Mavsar I apologize but he says he wants to start training with me 17 and own the UFC right

00:07:24 now he's also Muslim and I look forward to that and just becoming stronger better stacking up my

00:07:31 wealth you know continue to stream to the community build my businesses continue to travel

00:07:35 gain more experiences become more knowledgeable educated and get ready for for fatherhood since

00:07:43 being in Miami we've certainly noticed these last two weeks that people do have a tendency to snake

00:07:48 each other behind their backs and for sure for sure like even when we're just talking to some

00:07:52 people they're always talking bad about you know all these other people do you ever think that

00:07:56 you'll move out this miami um circle or even dubai circle and go somewhere completely remote

00:08:02 yeah i think so i mean miami's one but la is a whole different ball game

00:08:06 la like if you think miami's bad la they jet they actually worship the devil yeah we've been there 0.99

00:08:12 as well yeah i'm not even saying that like they actually worship the devil in la so that place is

00:08:19 just if you spend two three weeks there in the cloud circle you you'll feel it afterwards like

00:08:23 what is going on with me yeah that's the plan i i really enjoyed mecca like to an extent where it

00:08:29 almost was was so peaceful and i i loved it so much that i couldn't live there because i wouldn't

00:08:33 get anything done i would just want to pray i would just want to have conversations with

00:08:37 with scholars. I just want to meet the people there, um, and actually enjoy life. Uh, I wanted

00:08:42 to still travel to Qatar. I loved Morocco a lot. And I think I really do fit in, in the Arabic

00:08:47 world in the middle East. That's a place where I could see myself establishing a base long-term

00:08:52 right now. How do you know if someone's a real friend? Like, how do you judge that? Because it

00:08:56 must be so difficult. So how old are you, Curtis? Uh, 25. We're all 25. You're all 25. I think 25

00:09:01 is the age where people stop loving you for you as a man i think women will always get appreciated

00:09:09 people will still love them for for who they are but as 25 it becomes that age where you are just

00:09:14 valued for what you bring to the table why do you say 25 and not like 18 because 18 you still

00:09:20 held some slack you're still kind of adolescent you're not fully there people you don't have the

00:09:25 expectation that you need to be you need to be successful you need to have something going for

00:09:29 you. 25, it's like, all right, get to it. And you will never, at this point forward, and it sounds

00:09:34 like kind of dooming mentality, but I think it's the truth. Nobody's ever going to genuinely like

00:09:39 us anymore. It's just, what do you bring to the table? And when you get to that realization that

00:09:44 you have to start getting to it, women and children will always kind of be valued for, 1.00

00:09:48 for who they are. They have that cute, beautiful thing. But especially when you get to a level of

00:09:54 influence and wealth, people will always have those lingering thoughts. Like, what can I get

00:09:58 from this guy. And if you ever have that thought about some of them, then it's not a genuine

00:10:02 friendship. Um, even if you can be genuine with them all the time, if that thought ever crosses

00:10:07 your mind immediately, it's an opportunistic relationship. So I don't, I honestly don't

00:10:12 trust anyone. I don't trust anyone besides, um, people from, from back in New York, my family,

00:10:18 or, you know, even like my, my employees and stuff like that. We're, we're friends, but I

00:10:23 understand that it's a conditional friendship. You know, you have to bring somebody to the table.

00:10:27 so do I. And I don't think it's a bad thing because time is the most valuable currency.

00:10:32 And you have to be very careful about how you spend it. And I don't just like, for example,

00:10:37 the people that I really trust from back in New York, I don't talk to them that much because I

00:10:40 need to be spending my time building something. So my friends that I hang out with, like my

00:10:44 employees and my team, we're still profiting off of the time that we spend together. And we both

00:10:49 know that. And I think that that's just the better way to go forward because at the top,

00:10:54 it becomes more competitive and i don't want to fall behind does that make it hard to build like

00:10:59 real relationships with women yeah 100 100 uh i think women especially it's not just business

00:11:06 relationships with friends i think women too um i i don't think that we're ever going to you're

00:11:11 still in the same uh relationship that you i remember you're in a relationship she's over 0.86

00:11:14 there it's nice to meet you he spoke very highly about you last time it's um i i think

00:11:19 no woman is ever going to genuinely love me for me anymore i think that bridge crossed maybe like

00:11:25 the girls that i was dating back when i was like 17 18 and it doesn't it didn't happen um how does

00:11:32 that make you feel it is what it is it is what it is don't you think they can love you for you

00:11:37 but they're maybe initially they're attracted to the resources and money but then you know slowly

00:11:43 they're going to fall in love with you as a person i see it as like a miami mindset like i feel like

00:11:48 everybody from miami and la has these thoughts on women and and they're so ingrained that that's 1.00

00:11:52 the way it is but i feel like as soon as you go to a small town things are different and the women 1.00

00:11:56 are different they will start to see that your your soul is not as pure anymore when you're 25

00:12:00 and you've been through many relationships and you've had more experiences your your soul is not

00:12:06 capable of falling in love the way a girl like now i'm cold-hearted so i'm not going to be able

00:12:12 to have that pair bond relationship anymore it's going to be a business-like relationship where

00:12:17 i bring you know i'm the man and you're the woman and this is how it's going to go going forward

00:12:21 which is why i actually think it's better in the middle east uh they do arrange marriages in saudi

00:12:25 arabia i think that's the best way to do it because then you don't risk having a heartbreak

00:12:30 early on and you don't have a like a soul tie or a failed relationship because anybody who has had

00:12:35 an ex for over a year or two years you're still in love with that person even especially if it's

00:12:40 multiple like if you ever seen a girl who's been in like multiple relationships that girl is broken 0.99

00:12:44 because their soul is in all these different places.

00:12:46 Men are able to kind of turn it off 0.50

00:12:48 and become more cold hearted,

00:12:49 but women have a hard time. 1.00

00:12:52 So, you know, how does that make you feel?

00:12:54 It's just, it is what it is.

00:12:56 And this is why I actually,

00:12:57 the red pill is probably,

00:12:59 even though like guys like my good friend,

00:13:01 Fresh and Fit, those are my brothers.

00:13:04 Myron will recommend guys will have a 50 body count

00:13:07 before they get into a relationship.

00:13:09 And I actually think that's just terrible advice

00:13:11 because once you start getting to that point

00:13:14 where you you sleep with all these women you start to create a hunger for women that is never 0.58

00:13:20 satisfied like it's never going to go away like i said even if you're with an amazing girl and

00:13:25 everything's fine at the back of their head you're still thinking about like who's the next i disagree

00:13:30 with that though because what i found is and i was thinking i was saying this when we're in the

00:13:33 pool the other day to you is once you have been with a certain amount of women for me it's almost

00:13:41 like well I've done it so there is no stone left unturned I'm not going to have that thought of

00:13:46 oh but what if or she's because you do have that all the time you can't actually make a decision

00:13:52 on the girls that you're dating because there's so many options out there but I think it'd be

00:13:56 worse if I'd only ever been with one person in in that relationship I feel like I'm more likely to

00:14:01 think what's it like to be with other people but if you've already been with certain types of girls

00:14:06 you don't have that itch that you want to scratch anymore but we've got someone that's only actually

00:14:10 you been with one girl so is that true or is it not well i mean like obviously yeah it's something

00:14:14 that i'm curious about but i think that for me it's obviously the love that i have for my girlfriend

00:14:18 and it's also a discipline thing that it's just that i just don't need to know about that so i'm

00:14:23 just going to stay on the path that i'm on not fuck up the good thing that i've got going and 0.75

00:14:26 just keep it moving but it's definitely tempting i don't think you ever scratched that itch i think

00:14:30 that that people have this misconception that like if i if i sleep with 50 women that it's going to

00:14:35 be gone it just creates something you're just always going to keep seeking it it doesn't go

00:14:41 away that you can't scratch that itch but is it a sense of the grass is always greener right but

00:14:46 if you've been to that grass and you've realized it's actually a bit brown and murky i've been to

00:14:51 it so i don't need to go back to the grass eventually why are you still enjoying playing

00:14:55 in the glass right so maybe it's hypocritical because i haven't necessarily got to that point

00:14:58 but i think maybe i'm closer to getting to that point having seen different looks

00:15:04 bollocks that's a good way of seeing it but i see maybe i'm delusional i don't know that's like

00:15:09 telling someone to get addicted to cocaine to know that they don't like cocaine maybe and then

00:15:13 you're addicted to cocaine you know and then you have to go to rehab to get out it takes training

00:15:17 it takes a lot of practice like you can fix it kind of but it's still in the back of your mind

00:15:22 always but i would also disagree with that i mean when i was younger i did cocaine mdma care all of 0.86

00:15:27 this stuff at parties and i'm so glad i got that shit out of my system i've got no interest in 0.86

00:15:30 that now i'll smoke the odd joint on a weekend that's it i've got no interest in drugs specifically 0.87

00:15:34 from when i was doing it when i was younger so interesting do you think monogamy can can work

00:15:40 on that basis then if in general men are and maybe women too always have an itch that they

00:15:46 want to scratch elsewhere and they're not necessarily focused on one person biologically

00:15:50 maybe do you're saying that's the argument for monogamy i'm saying how do you feel about monogamy

00:15:55 is it possible yeah i mean for you some people for me no i i don't think so um maybe at first like

00:16:03 we'll see but i think in long term it's it's not i mean you could have multiple like you could have

00:16:09 a halal relationship where there's multiple wives but um it doesn't mean that you need to go sleeping

00:16:13 around all the time but me personally at this moment i don't think so but you know obviously

00:16:18 i want to start with one wife and then see and then go from there but you know i don't want that

00:16:22 to be the the deciding factor that's going to run my life i don't want um women to control my 1.00

00:16:28 decision making anymore like that's that's one of the least important um pursuits of a man like

00:16:35 there's so much that we can do there's so much i want to create there's so many people that i want

00:16:38 to inspire like why am i going to keep investing my energy into into thinking about women to that

00:16:43 extent um so maybe monogamy is possible like but i just don't want that to to be the the main

00:16:49 dictator as of now of course and i think the funny thing about what you just said there is

00:16:53 the more you don't focus on chasing girls and you do focus on building yourself as a man

00:16:59 the girls then come to you 100 they start to flock towards you more so it's better to 0.97

00:17:06 to build status to build accomplishments to build wealth is to become equal to an attractive woman 0.80

00:17:11 that was 50 cent who said that yeah you have to you have to build yourself up to just to be on

00:17:17 the same level as an eight as a woman takes five to ten years of consistent struggle blood sweat 1.00

00:17:23 and tears with the reversion to islam would that impact you and monogamous relationships though

00:17:29 because surely if you are you know practicing the religion or however you would say it you have to

00:17:33 treat all of these women that you're with the same and of course if you are religious and having to

00:17:38 do that then you're going to run for a bag quick that's not the main focus i think for most muslims

00:17:42 that's not even one of the dictating i don't think they're focused on that as much of other people on

00:17:47 the outside of people like make funny like oh you converted to islam so you gotta multiple wives 0.96

00:17:49 well not really like that's not even if you speak to most muslims that's not something that they 1.00

00:17:53 really talk about to that extent it's just it's something that happens naturally um but i don't

00:17:58 think people really revert for that reason so speaking of which what made you want to revert

00:18:03 it was malcolm x when i was when i was like 13 14 i read that autobiography and actually seeing

00:18:09 his trip to mecca it always inspired me because that changed his whole philosophy he always had

00:18:14 this idea that he wanted to, that he wanted black people to self-segregate and that integration was

00:18:19 never possible. That peace was all, he has this really angry mentality because he came from the 1.00

00:18:24 KKK was like knocking on his door. They were like smashing his windows. He came from a troubled past 0.80

00:18:28 and then Mecca changed his perspective. And he saw that people could operate equally and people

00:18:32 could operate peacefully under God. Uh, that book really changed my, uh, my life when I was younger

00:18:38 and it made me see what I wanted to do. And it hit the way he was able to impact people with

00:18:43 words was really inspiring and what is it about the islam religion that resonates with you the

00:18:51 oneness i think the word is a tawhid i don't want to uh mispronounce it but tawhid is the idea of

00:18:55 oneness that there's one creator and that we are all part of one thing we're all equal we're all

00:19:00 inferior to god so it's it's this idea that we all worship one like we don't worship false idols

00:19:06 we don't worship men prophets we don't worship humans because we're all equal there's it's not

00:19:11 possible for us to like the way you go to a concert if you go to rolling loud everybody is

00:19:15 essentially worshiping the person that's on stage they're screaming their their minds out they're

00:19:19 losing you look at the people in the crowd when you look at a concert they're like they're literally

00:19:22 freaking out as if they're looking at an idol um and that type of worship is is completely forbidden

00:19:27 that's the number one sin in islamish shirk is is worshiping anything other than god uh even in 0.94

00:19:33 medina for example when you can go to the prophet's grave they have somebody there specifically to

00:19:40 deter people from because people will like fall to the floor and like start crying over the

00:19:45 grave that's not you're not supposed to you're supposed to like pay your respects and then move

00:19:48 forward because we don't worship men we don't worship any anything that's um that's equal to

00:19:53 us so i would say the idea of uh tawhid oneness none of us are particularly religious and can you

00:20:01 like convince us why we should become muslim or even pick up any religion i think the the structure

00:20:07 and also determining right from wrong, right?

00:20:11 Like you see all the destruction

00:20:12 that's happening in the West,

00:20:14 you know, people naked running around in the streets

00:20:15 or people like sleeping with animals

00:20:17 or you see, you know, the minor attracted people.

00:20:21 Like when it comes to liberalism,

00:20:23 they don't have any where to draw the line

00:20:26 and say, this is right and this is wrong.

00:20:29 How, like what decides that?

00:20:31 The law, no, what morals?

00:20:33 There's no specific guidebook

00:20:34 telling you right from wrong.

00:20:35 And if you ask a person,

00:20:37 the person's not going to know because then how are you going to judge somebody else's opinion

00:20:41 so you have to look at a specific book a rule book to decide okay well is it right for wrong

00:20:47 let me look at the book and say do you think humans have an inbuilt moral system though that

00:20:51 they're born with or they get from their parents maybe yeah but if mine like a serial killer has

00:20:55 a different moral system than yours so if we if we ever go by human's idea of right from wrong

00:21:00 then we can go to destruction immediately and then people start twerking in the streets but

00:21:04 you know i think there's something innate like if we you know natural selection would have bred out

00:21:08 that want to kill each other otherwise we wouldn't be where we are today there were societies that

00:21:13 they rolled heads down pyramids like that was accepted because they didn't have they they

00:21:18 so why did they do that because that one guy said it they started worshiping a dude who said we're

00:21:22 going to roll heads down this pyramid down yeah we'll bowl them down and give a sacrifice and 0.93

00:21:26 we'll do blood rituals yeah so or like people there's still societies in like rural pakistan

00:21:31 in the forest where they eat each other you know there's cannibalism going on because one dude said

00:21:36 we should eat each other and like okay because that was his innate feeling you can't ever go

00:21:41 based off a human's innate desire for anything because humans are imperfect but islam is perfect 1.00

00:21:46 islam is a perfect religion we all believe that we all believe that that muslims aren't perfect

00:21:50 we strive to be the best we can be but we will never be perfect because humans have free will

00:21:55 and when we have free will we're corrupted by our own desires and our own we're all going to

00:22:00 be corrupted to some extent, but all we can do is do our best to, to be as good as we possibly

00:22:05 can be to serve God and to thank him for creating everything. What's your biggest imperfection?

00:22:11 That's a good question. My biggest imperfection is, I think now would be trying to decide how

00:22:19 much am I speaking for, for the, the benefit of, of the viewer or how much am I doing it for, 0.88

00:22:26 for mental masturbation what output do i have in the universe that's good and what output do i have 0.78

00:22:32 that's self-serving right like how do i spend my time that's going to be helping other people 0.98

00:22:36 helping the future helping my family or am i just doing it to satisfy something internal so let me

00:22:40 pose that question to you then it's an everyday struggle um last night for example um we were

00:22:46 working all night and then i decided all right i'm gonna go to the club and you're not even

00:22:50 supposed to do that okay but i went because i wanted to serve myself for a bit i wanted to

00:22:54 turn my brain off i wanted to operate around a bunch of like dancing uh drunk retards and just 0.99

00:23:00 kind of just be around that environment um to make myself feel good i was like standing in the club

00:23:04 like yeah like feeling like the man and obviously like kind of reap the benefits of the fact that

00:23:10 people know who i am um that stuff feels good but it doesn't really have a return on investment

00:23:16 it doesn't help anybody but like my myself and my ego in that moment and then always the next day

00:23:22 you're like I didn't need to do that it's an in the moment thing now because uh you're thinking

00:23:27 internally what would you say to people that say you converted for the clout and obviously that's

00:23:33 not what I'm saying but there's a lot of people out there in the comments that would say you know

00:23:37 Andrew Tate's done it we've had Alfie Best on the podcast um who's also converted and there's a

00:23:41 certain degree of attention you get for like converting to Islam it's it's actually better

00:23:46 and I was talking about this last night when I was like halfway in between Christianity and Islam

00:23:50 it's way better for the stream because then you get all the christians and all the muslims 1.00

00:23:54 constantly trying to like pull you into their side and you're more you know you're more general

00:23:59 and you're less divisive now people kind of see this like oh like i'm kind of i wouldn't say trap

00:24:04 but that's how they see it i'm kind of trapped here where if i ever slip up to any extent like

00:24:09 i'm gonna go to the club haram like all right like you can't do that if i play a song you're 0.95

00:24:13 like yay hypocrite like they kind of like they got me in a gotcha moment at all time for stream 0.99

00:24:18 it's terrible to be a Muslim to IRL stream you can't go you can't gamble you know all the streams 1.00

00:24:24 are always in the casino you can't gamble I can't gamble on stream uh I wish I wouldn't promote 0.60

00:24:27 anyway but you can't do that you know you can't even you can't free mix can't can't be around

00:24:32 women you can't talk to girls you can't you're not allowed to play music there's there's the list 1.00

00:24:37 goes on and on like if you're actually going to be a perfect Muslim it's the worst stream content 1.00

00:24:42 ever because the things that are entertainment are snaking of each other drama you know going

00:24:47 to concerts rap like everything that's a sin is more entertaining that's what people are drawn to

00:24:52 that's what people like but i guess there's a certain level of attention you'll get as well

00:24:55 by being the person that's oh i shouldn't do this because it's around but the stream say i'm doing

00:25:01 it am i gonna do it am i not do you know what i mean there's a level of interest from an audience

00:25:05 of we're watching you now to try to get me it's much easier to to do a bunch of drugs to go in a

00:25:12 club and just be a degenerate but for them reasons why did you revert them like if you're not ready

00:25:18 for the muslim life why didn't you maybe save this for five years wait until the the streaming was

00:25:22 done that's what an e-man says doesn't he i'm gonna wait yeah maybe in the future five years

00:25:26 or so that would have been a great decision um in some in some ways but i just i don't think that

00:25:31 you can like once you know in your heart what the truth is i don't think you could procrastinate it

00:25:35 for money or fame i just don't think that's that's the morally right thing to do i think i had to

00:25:42 turning point uh last summer during a debate and i realized like oh this is the truth and i started

00:25:48 procrastinating it for a little bit but i felt it in my heart and that's the reason that i know

00:25:53 there's a lot of influencers that do that um quite a few and they say that they're going to put it

00:25:57 off the like they're not going to pray now or they're promoting things that go against what

00:26:01 they believe in um and they're they're going to put it off for the future but what if what if you

00:26:05 die tomorrow like you don't know like nothing is decided so also surely it goes against the point

00:26:11 of doing it exactly you're then putting your selfish purposes above god right 100 it's really

00:26:18 it goes against the the entire idea so i just couldn't put it off anymore i'm like this is

00:26:23 i feel this in my heart and what's more important than anything that i could do on social media

00:26:28 is that i can make it to heaven so um i i had to obviously sometimes i joke around with with

00:26:36 the team i'm like i should have put this off because like there's so many things you can't do

00:26:39 But I don't think there's anything that's more important than following God.

00:26:44 I feel like with religion, there's a lot to know.

00:26:46 Like, and if you're not religious before and you haven't been brought up in that life,

00:26:49 it's very difficult to understand the words and the way things are done.

00:26:52 So what sort of processes are you going through to make sure that you understand the religion

00:26:57 in a way that most people would?

00:26:59 Yeah, I'm reading books and I'm traveling.

00:27:02 I speak to the, I mean, I just came back from Mecca for a couple of weeks.

00:27:06 I speak to a lot of sheikhs, and Abu Taimiyah was really good.

00:27:10 Actually, it would be good on the podcast, Abu Taimiyah.

00:27:12 These people are really interesting people to speak to because they have so much knowledge that we're not even tapped into.

00:27:16 Sheikh Uthman, these people, I have a lot of these conversations.

00:27:19 And when I'm with them, I just spend time to listen, to learn, to pray as much as I can, to read the Quran.

00:27:26 There's so much knowledge, and there's so much more that I have to learn.

00:27:28 I don't even speak Arabic yet.

00:27:29 To even fully understand the Quran, you have to speak Arabic. 0.99

00:27:32 So it's going to take—you're never perfect.

00:27:34 there's so many like for example shake with mine i visited his house in san diego he has an entire

00:27:39 library the size of this living room filled with books everywhere there's never you're never going

00:27:43 to learn uh everything so but it's good to be they call it a being a student of knowledge constantly

00:27:49 trying to seek out as much as you can um obviously it's not as interesting for for the stream um

00:27:54 seeking that truth you know a bunch of arabic books and and old um islamic books but it's

00:28:01 knowledge that um it's knowledge that's more valuable than anything on on the internet yeah

00:28:06 i think it's cool for people to follow your journey of becoming a muslim and you know learning

00:28:10 all this information obviously a big talking point in the red pill community is the matrix 0.96

00:28:15 and obviously that's all about control how do you feel about religion controlling you because

00:28:21 that's the problem i have with religion right i mean you have to decide for yourself what would

00:28:26 you rather control you would it rather be your your own desires would you rather be the government

00:28:30 would rather be the the influences that you know they all worship satan or would rather be a

00:28:36 religion that believes in god and you can look at the ideas and what they what um about the

00:28:41 christianity for example or what it stands for and it's it's all good things you know what what

00:28:47 christianity islam stand for it's community it's being a good person there's a cot in islam for

00:28:52 example you're supposed to donate 2.5 percent of your wealth every year everything that it does

00:28:56 there's rewards you know if you are being righteous it tells you to tell the truth tells

00:29:01 you to do business relationships the right way things like interests that's forbidden you're

00:29:08 not supposed to take advantage of people like financially it tells you to be an honest person

00:29:11 like everything that islamic christianity are about they're all like very positive things so

00:29:15 i think looking at is like what would i rather because you're going to be controlled by something

00:29:20 anyway always humans are always going to be influenced by something because we're imperfect

00:29:25 and we just exist here.

00:29:28 Something is going to be feeding us,

00:29:31 pushing us in a certain direction.

00:29:33 So if people follow the culture,

00:29:37 the culture is run by people 0.56

00:29:38 that worship the devil. 0.96

00:29:40 That's a fact.

00:29:41 That's not anymore a conspiracy theory.

00:29:43 They are telling you every single day

00:29:44 that this is what they stand for.

00:29:46 And everybody in LA

00:29:46 that you see at the most influential people,

00:29:48 they actually do.

00:29:49 They actually go to those rituals in the forest.

00:29:51 They actually have...

00:29:54 So have you seen one of these rituals happen?

00:29:56 I haven't seen a ritual happen, no.

00:29:57 But I know these people that go to the meetings

00:29:59 with the cloaks and all that stuff.

00:30:02 It's more common than you.

00:30:04 It's more common than-

00:30:05 And who's going?

00:30:06 People we know in the public eye?

00:30:08 Some of them, yeah.

00:30:09 They're among us.

00:30:09 Yeah, they're walking right next to you.

00:30:12 So do you actually believe though

00:30:13 that there is like a devil that they are worshiping

00:30:16 and they're getting something out of it? 0.98

00:30:17 Or do you think it's all a load of voodoo rubbish? 1.00

00:30:19 No, there is. 0.99

00:30:20 If God exists, then so does the devil. 0.98

00:30:23 So why doesn't God just kill the devil if he's so powerful? 0.69

00:30:26 Because God, they need each other to exist in a certain way. 0.98

00:30:31 There's no good without evil.

00:30:33 There's always balance to everything.

00:30:35 And it's all things that are prophesied.

00:30:38 I can go deep into the jaw and about how Jesus is the Messiah

00:30:43 and he's supposed to come back and defeat the jaw.

00:30:46 It goes deep, and I'm not the perfect person to talk about this,

00:30:48 but basically like one exists.

00:30:52 that's why humans have free that's why we're imperfect is because we have the decision to

00:30:56 follow good or follow evil um so you need to to have both you said at the start of this discussion

00:31:03 that you've bought your first investment property today yeah did you get a mortgage on that no i

00:31:08 bought it all cash uh the halal way nice all cash i wanted to do it the right way obviously you know

00:31:14 i'm not perfect but i'm trying to do to do business the right way this is something that people never

00:31:18 talk about because i just um i i'm with rumble you know i'm continuing with rumble but i was

00:31:25 offered 15 to like literally word for word um i was offered 15 to 20 million dollars to to gamble

00:31:31 on a certain website 15 to 20 million i got whispers in my ear just take just take the deal

00:31:36 it is nuts in it that is crazy imagine you get a call like just take it just but what's going

00:31:40 through your head in that moment because part of you is presumably going well i'm going to consider

00:31:45 rate it's 20 million dollars of course i did of course i did but it didn't take me that long i

00:31:49 was on the i thought about it for a little bit i was like no i can't do it i can't do it i took

00:31:53 considerably less um to stay where i am obviously i love rumble free speech is extremely important

00:31:58 almost constantly under attack and they actually stand for something and you know chris is a great

00:32:04 guy rumble is you know they're really fighting the battles right now i can i can go into detail

00:32:08 about everything they're doing but it wasn't that hard of a decision you know i i believe in uh in

00:32:13 doing the right thing and i wouldn't be able to sleep at night properly i think i would have

00:32:16 nightmares and i wouldn't be able to look at myself in the eye um the right way and i'm not

00:32:22 trying to criticize people to do like i understand like it's it's great money it's i i understand why

00:32:26 people do it but i i couldn't uh i couldn't physically do it why does the gambling make

00:32:31 you feel so bad though because i've seen on streams many times that you're always kicking

00:32:34 it with only fans girls and things like that and if i'm young and impressionable and i watch your

00:32:38 stream then there's a high likelihood that i'm going to go and subscribe to this girl's only

00:32:41 fans which is arguably just as bad for me as gambling right and i hang around people that

00:32:44 gamble too yeah but i tell everybody that gambling is bad the people that that get the gambling deals

00:32:49 they tell people here sign up and go to the gambling site when i'm around the only fans

00:32:52 girl i tell everybody every single day i start the stream do not watch porn do not subscribe to

00:32:57 only fans only fans is the devil do not do this i do talk to them but i don't promote them i'm

00:33:01 i'm saying specifically i'll tell them to their faith tell these girls like what you're doing is

00:33:04 evil so is there a sense of kind of like dangling a ball of wool in front of a cat and going don't

00:33:09 touch the ball don't touch the ball the cat still sees the ball and the cat's going to want to see

00:33:14 the ball because you're dangling it 100 it is promotion to some extent but at the same time

00:33:18 so is everything on the internet and you can even argue that just by being on a website like

00:33:21 youtube that you're promoting it because on the trending pages other girls i do get it and i think

00:33:25 you are in a bit of a weird limbo where you know you have your career which also you want to put

00:33:29 first and you have to do a certain amount of marketing and content and things work and then

00:33:33 you've got this other side where you're trying to find that moral balance so i can see that it's

00:33:38 like a difficult thing to probably get perfect you're never going to be able to get a perfect

00:33:43 and there's nobody in content creation that is perfect because even then if you put ads on your

00:33:47 youtube videos you're getting like completely evil things that are you're making money off of evil

00:33:52 things all the time um so everybody is complicit to some extent and i don't really think it's worth

00:33:57 like um cherry picking it but i think specifically saying taking a deal saying um you need to gamble

00:34:03 this much it's literally just to convert your audience and telling them do this too like people

00:34:10 who support only but they're saying subscribe to my only fans they're saying do sign up to they're

00:34:14 telling the people that look look up to them so i think influence is very important you know what

00:34:19 message are you leaving uh are you leaving with your your audience and people know exactly what

00:34:23 i stand for people know exactly uh as i repeated every single day i repeat these mantras um but

00:34:28 you're you're you're right that that that is a hypocrisy there and that's the that's the problem

00:34:34 with this game is that you're never going to be able to to be perfect until until you get out but

00:34:39 you know you you can do you can only do as best as you could possibly do how has your relationship

00:34:43 with tate changed since the last time we were talking together um in las vegas because obviously

00:34:48 he's had a go at you for this whole only fans promotion side of things we don't speak um as

00:34:55 much anymore obviously i think that they should be free i think they're innocent and i have a lot

00:35:00 of respect for the for both those guys um tristan says positive things he says he sees me as a as

00:35:05 younger brother and he wants to to lead me in the right direction um obviously i still want that

00:35:11 party you know yeah i remember that from last yeah and i never it's it's okay they're they're

00:35:16 facing um problems that are one day one they've been busy haven't they yeah much bigger than a

00:35:21 party i i but the point is um they they're they're in a whole different position because

00:35:27 you know when we we first heard about them they were kind of in the same sphere as us but they've

00:35:33 kind of they've graduated haven't they they are now on um almost a political pundit level and they

00:35:40 don't really need to be streaming consistently they don't need to be in the the social media

00:35:43 circle anymore they've kind of um left their impact on the on the world people know exactly

00:35:49 who they are what they stand for what they're about what they believe in and they don't need

00:35:54 to to be constantly consecrating like that they're just in a different spot right now um he uh andrew

00:36:01 said that he wasn't speaking about me specifically um so yeah i don't i don't have there's no beef

00:36:07 whatsoever why did you decide to clap back when you heard him say what he said because i think it

00:36:12 wasn't specifically about you was it it was just maybe you felt like it was directed at you it

00:36:17 seem to me like you put your foot in it a little bit because anyone could have clapped back you

00:36:20 know it could have been aiden that clapped back it could have been hs that clapped back but you

00:36:24 were the one that did it maybe other people did and i just don't know but it just seems like maybe

00:36:28 you put your foot in it a little bit i think i think the word clap back is a little bit of an

00:36:31 exaggeration yeah listen to what i said i just kind of addressed it yeah and um if i'm gonna be

00:36:37 honest i'll say this on this podcast i talked to um it's fine time has passed i talked to angie

00:36:41 right before that and he's like oh it's fine g i wasn't talking about you it's just like oh you

00:36:45 know talk about it you'll get views clicks are good clicks making money talk about it you know

00:36:49 you could even he's like you could even like yell at me attack me it's good it's good clicks i'm

00:36:52 like yeah you know it is like it's a good clickbait and so i kind of played into that um but i didn't

00:36:57 really say anything like all i said was you know blah blah blah blah just yapped and then you know

00:37:00 but that's the game that's the game you know people using each other's um names for money but

00:37:06 um he gets it and there's some people that that uh get completely involved in and some people

00:37:12 that you got to understand that there's a healthy a healthy level of fake drama and fake beef that

00:37:17 can benefit everybody but that's why we called it clap back we're trying to get them tiktok views

00:37:21 right yeah that's like a shade room type uh word but yeah i understand i understand what's going on

00:37:29 in the the streamer world right now because speaking of drama and and all this type of thing

00:37:34 i feel like it's an absolute mess yeah what's happening what's your opinion on that irl kind

00:37:41 of life i think it's already fizzling out uh it started off authentic and like anything anything

00:37:48 that starts off good it becomes oversaturated and lame and corny it kind of reminds me of like the

00:37:52 2012 youtube days when jake paul and logan paul were coming up and they had all the houses and

00:37:58 team 10 it's it was kind of like the today's version of that madness except it's happening

00:38:03 even faster now that lasted like maybe a year or two this is like two months and it's already

00:38:06 yeah and then it always like you know logopah i don't mean to bring this up all the time but it

00:38:11 always ends in something like a suicide force like when you when you get that bubble this all

00:38:14 this insane one it up every single day it always has to be something that like completely destroys

00:38:19 it and then people move on and we're starting to see that with irl and i promise you it's going to

00:38:24 be something kind of like that too who do you worry about most in that space i think you know

00:38:31 my answer um i i wish the i wish the best for neon man i i saw his i saw him get i'll say the

00:38:39 way i saw him neon get corrupted really quickly and i just hope that he he comes back to so you

00:38:46 know i yeah i've talked about it so much i don't want to um to keep talking about it you know but

00:38:51 i wish the best for him i don't want to sound ignorant but where did that neon guy come from 0.98

00:38:55 because i know he's absolutely popping now but for me and my tiktok feed it was just like he

00:39:00 doesn't exist and then just all of a sudden this guy's popping like where did he even come from

00:39:03 what what is the story because i'm genuinely interested yeah you just saw him pop up out of

00:39:07 nowhere literally just out of nowhere because i guess we don't like i don't know about you guys

00:39:11 i've never watched a stream just watch clips but we just see the clip so we kind of get the

00:39:15 aftermath of what's going on yeah the the live viewers don't really matter it's all about clips

00:39:20 so he um came from gaming world like we all did i came from gaming as well and then just picked

00:39:26 more traction um started streaming with uh really aiden really took a i would say aiden like blew

00:39:31 him up and then he ran with it but i just you know this happened it's not just neon it's like

00:39:38 it's everybody that gets sucked into that world if you let fame and views dictate what you're

00:39:42 going to do it's all it's always going to be negative and forgive the ignorance because again

00:39:47 i'm just genuinely intrigued what is he doing that worries yourself and though you know others

00:39:53 that care about him around him when i talk about this see what happens is like his fans his community

00:39:58 said that you're oh you can't keep your his name out of your mouth his name so i don't want to come

00:40:01 off like i'm like um cloud chasing using it but you're asking i mean i think it's one giant only

00:40:06 fans funnel i think like his entire stream is just sent like his actual fans like his core

00:40:11 they just end up subscribing to his his fake girlfriend's only fans so does he have a like

00:40:18 a stake in their only fans accounts and he gets paid a certain amount of money when they subscribe

00:40:22 um is that the whole massive the massive funnel he's got all these girls like an only fans 0.97

00:40:26 management agency or something no he doesn't so i think one of the i think his girl is um

00:40:32 one of jack doherty's girls isn't it yeah yeah yeah what do you think of jack

00:40:37 i was there when they um when he first started that relationship uh we went to that house i

00:40:44 didn't really uh know too much about it i showed up and he had like an only fans poster in his

00:40:49 room like okay i get it and then there was this party and it was all fake and like everybody there

00:40:53 was just trying to clout chase and like get a clip and i'm like i left um and then i left and

00:40:57 then he started that relationship like i left the party right away i saw what it was um yeah i mean

00:41:02 it's just guy works hard but it's um it's just there's nothing positive yeah well for the record

00:41:08 he's not clout chasing we're from the uk we don't use tiktok every day we are genuinely interested

00:41:12 yeah i could talk to you about it more but i just like i went see i'm in this world where if you

00:41:17 oh look at you using your name for clips like you know it's it's it's it's a whole corny world like

00:41:22 this whole bubble is is just but it's gonna burst soon like i give it maybe two three months and

00:41:27 then these people like you're not really gonna they're gonna have to shift directions why do

00:41:32 you think um streaming has become so popular because personally i just watch youtube videos

00:41:36 and i don't bother watching these live streams or really i don't watch tiktok much at all but

00:41:41 why why has it become such a thing because it's real because now because it's faster you talk

00:41:45 about the the clout era in 2012 2013 this is just the most instant the internet has ever been

00:41:52 youtube videos you have to edit it you know this is the most real it's it's like being on a facetime

00:41:57 with somebody you could interact with them now you could send a chat and they read it in real time

00:42:00 you could communicate with these people uh you can literally have an impact on their lives you

00:42:04 can influence them so it's the most real thing and everything always has it always becomes faster

00:42:09 first it was movies then it was tv shows then it was youtube videos now it's streaming and the

00:42:13 Streaming is the most instantaneous piece of content ever.

00:42:17 For example, when you say I clap back or whatever,

00:42:19 I'm on a live stream, someone clips it up, it's posted, done.

00:42:21 You know, I don't have to go through

00:42:22 all this meticulous thing.

00:42:23 You can put out more content than ever before

00:42:25 if you know how to do it properly.

00:42:27 So it's just the best way to,

00:42:31 it's the best way to,

00:42:32 I think it's the best way to do content nowadays.

00:42:34 So as a podcast, are we sleeping on it?

00:42:36 Yeah.

00:42:37 For sure.

00:42:37 I think this should be live stream right now.

00:42:39 Really?

00:42:39 I agree.

00:42:40 And I think it comes back to what we've spoken

00:42:41 a lot about recently,

00:42:42 because we manage youtube channels behind the scenes and maybe two or three years ago the big

00:42:47 thing was how can we up the production so much and make this like a movie and now we've had so

00:42:53 many discussions haven't we about with the channels we work with how can we make them

00:42:57 more raw and simple and almost like it hasn't been professionally edited and i guess that's

00:43:02 an extreme version the live stuff of that kind of realness that shift that we're seeing in

00:43:07 content overall yeah it's like the beastification of youtube i don't know what what do you think

00:43:12 of mr beast content and people that are trying to do all of these watch time strategies because

00:43:16 they used to be so big back in the day but now i look at them and i think just so corny i don't

00:43:21 want to watch because you're clearly trying to make me watch the whole video right right people

00:43:24 are aware of the trick uh once people become aware the the magic goes away so something people

00:43:30 always want something that's genuine i guess even the streaming things yes it's real because of how

00:43:34 raw it is but it's still all fake and presumably eventually people are going to kind of wake up to

00:43:40 that as well and go well they're not actually together that friendship's not real that fight's

00:43:44 not real same thing right but that's the thing with live streaming is that it's equally real and

00:43:49 equally fake because at the same time like even though you could have somebody that you have all

00:43:55 this drama and beef with and that you don't like both of you are still benefiting off of it which

00:43:59 is why it's really unnatural because uh in mark's age when you have beef with somebody both of you

00:44:04 like you it's a net loss for both people it's a mental drain it's all this but being stressed out

00:44:10 being angry all these things you can now profit off of negative emotions it's it's really kind

00:44:14 of twisted if you think about it like it's almost you're you're rewarded uh for being a bad person

00:44:20 because people want to see what's going on it's more engaging when there's drama during the stream

00:44:24 when people are yelling at each other and hurting themselves you to entertain the viewer is more

00:44:29 glued to the screen do you think it's possible to grow and build a brand in that um i guess 0.92

00:44:34 lifestyle influencer space by without getting involved in all that crap you could kind of um

00:44:41 i think i did i think i kind of uh floated on the outskirts i i think i've done a very good job

00:44:49 of staying authentic and genuine saying myself and that's how i've stayed in this game for so long

00:44:55 i've been doing it for 11 years and i'm the only youtuber the only one who got banned over a year

00:45:01 ago and became more influential and became richer and the only person that can really that lost

00:45:08 everything and like I'm still I'm still here uh and it's it's by staying by remaining yourself

00:45:14 and not trying to to switch up for trends like obviously like right now the a lot of people want

00:45:19 to see more drama you know I read the my twitter community the love speech community and they want

00:45:24 me really badly oh go yell at him go press this person go do that but I don't listen to that

00:45:28 because it's not me uh so I've done a good job of like kind of and some people say I'm uh they'll

00:45:33 say the word grifter because I'm like floating in and out but I just think it's you know going with 0.99

00:45:38 the trends while also staying yourself and remaining genuine and and getting involved but

00:45:43 not not to the extent where it completely consumes you I can see that when you got banned from

00:45:48 YouTube what tactic did you put into place to make sure that you didn't just die off and that

00:45:55 you did stay relevant? I didn't have much of a plan. If I'm going to be honest, like I didn't

00:45:59 do enough preparation beforehand, even though I saw the signs coming, I just trusted. I always

00:46:03 trusted that because I'm me, because I'm real and authentic, the audience is always going to be

00:46:08 there. I got, I'm not worried. I don't need a specific website because I've been being myself

00:46:13 for so long. They're going to find me. I never had that fear because I didn't have to do any

00:46:18 gimmicks. I didn't have to promote anything negative. I was just always just speaking my

00:46:22 mind as as as authentically as i possibly could and i i actually do take a lot of pride in that

00:46:29 like the other day like after i got that investment property i was really thinking about it like

00:46:32 i'm banned and i did this i'm not you're not supposed to do that i still have these plaques

00:46:35 in the wall i was thinking about taking them off because this platform people call me a youtuber

00:46:39 like especially when you're saying i people criticize you for reverting to islam for clout

00:46:43 the islamic pages be like youtuber sneeko i'm not a youtuber you know people will use that title

00:46:48 like oh aren't you that youtuber like i'm the only can't even upload yeah i can't even i even

00:46:52 now I try to like go and watch a video. I can't see the comment section because my account is all

00:46:56 messed up. When I want to watch a movie, I need to sign it to my friend's account to go and rent

00:47:00 the thing. But I'm the only one who really was able to not only maintain relevancy, but transcend

00:47:06 it and become bigger. And I think that's a testament to how important it is to remain

00:47:10 authentic and genuine and not really be afraid too much about your image. If you read the 48

00:47:16 laws of power, everything that I've done kind of goes against that because the 40 laws of power

00:47:21 is trying to play chess in a certain way with people's minds

00:47:24 and put yourself up as a specific guru in this figure

00:47:27 where you don't show your influences,

00:47:29 you don't show weakness,

00:47:31 you don't show moments that are at your low point,

00:47:34 you don't ever change your mind.

00:47:35 You come off as the person that knows everything

00:47:37 and understands it.

00:47:38 That's how you become a cult leader.

00:47:39 You have to become charismatic

00:47:40 and you have to have specific principles

00:47:42 that people can follow.

00:47:43 You have to have a motivation.

00:47:45 And I've changed.

00:47:46 I've grown in real time.

00:47:47 Everything that I've done goes against the principles

00:47:49 of the 40 laws of power.

00:47:51 It's, they say, don't outshine the mask.

00:47:53 Like I've met all my idols.

00:47:55 I've met all my major influences,

00:47:57 changed my minds on things.

00:47:58 I've shown weaknesses,

00:48:00 showed low points, showed high points.

00:48:01 I've just been myself

00:48:02 without trying to hit any certain demographic.

00:48:06 And you can see that that's what has made me

00:48:09 capable of being successful.

00:48:12 And I actually, I know prides a sin,

00:48:14 but I am proud.

00:48:15 I'm proud that I was able to do that

00:48:17 because when you get banned and you lose everything,

00:48:19 I put 10 years, like a decade of like blood, sweat and tears into that website. I remember

00:48:23 talking to you about that last time, blood, sweat and tears into this and they took, they wiped

00:48:27 everything. Like to this day, I was trying to, um, show somebody last night, a short film I made

00:48:32 and I, you know, I have to go to like weird, like I have to find it like on an alternative channel,

00:48:37 like somebody who stole the video. I need to show my own work stolen because they, they, they took

00:48:42 it away. Um, so if anyone watching, I think it's extremely important to maybe don't try to be a, 0.99

00:48:50 what do you call it? Um, not Machiavellian, um, dark try. I don't try any of these techniques

00:48:56 to that extent. Uh, there, there is, you can be really successful by remaining true to yourself.

00:49:02 And I don't think people, um, give credit enough for that because it's easy to fold because when

00:49:07 you get that criticism, when people will first leave that negative comment, you're like, oh no.

00:49:10 and you start to build up a wall but I've always been receptive of that I've always like like having

00:49:15 that relationship with the audience. Speaking of authenticity we spoke or you spoke last time you're

00:49:22 on the podcast because you're a friend of the show now about one of your passions which is

00:49:27 filmmaking and you're obviously very talented and creative and you were saying that there was maybe

00:49:32 a part of that that you did miss how do you feel about that now is that something that you're kind

00:49:36 of dipping your toe into a little bit again? Yeah I recorded this I can't wait I need to

00:49:40 my team keeps making fun of me. I need to finish the video that I made in Mecca because it's one 0.64

00:49:43 of my best in a long time. I recommend you guys watch it when it comes out. I think you'll like

00:49:47 it. But I never saw streaming as something that I was really that, like it's fun. I love the

00:49:52 community. That's the best part of it that I have, like the love speech community and the regular

00:49:57 viewers. I recognize the chatters. I love that aspect. But streaming, I don't ever think of

00:50:01 myself as a streamer. And I kind of see it as a job. I clock in my hours, get paid, but I'm not

00:50:07 going to do this forever uh i don't ever see myself doing it forever and i was probably like

00:50:11 two three years tops and then the goal has always been when i'm 35 get into making my own production

00:50:18 company you know first i have to make enough money to do it because i think i've burned a lot

00:50:22 of bridges and said a lot of things where i can't work in hollywood so i have to do it myself and so

00:50:27 i want to have enough money make my own production company make my own movies and how have you burnt

00:50:30 those bridges though i think uh the you know talking about the powers that be that will that

00:50:36 will prevent you from working the devil worshipers yeah the satanic worshipers and you know saying 1.00

00:50:41 things like free palestine things like that that will you will burn a lot of bridges and i hear it

00:50:46 every single day like even when i collaborate with somebody that's big in the la space they'll

00:50:50 get articles written about them from a place like media matters immediately trying to like

00:50:54 put a divider between me and them it's like nope this guy's bad and they're like oh i want to i

00:51:00 I want to, but my manager said this about you.

00:51:03 And so I think it's just,

00:51:05 some people say that's boxing myself in.

00:51:07 I think I'm being realistic.

00:51:08 It's not gonna work.

00:51:09 Like working for Warner Brothers or something.

00:51:12 I wanna do it myself.

00:51:13 And I wanna do it myself anyway.

00:51:15 I think the great thing about YouTube,

00:51:17 before they banned me,

00:51:18 is that you do it yourself.

00:51:20 You cut out the middleman.

00:51:21 It's not, you don't need to go to a production company,

00:51:23 a script writer, a director.

00:51:24 It's you, the camera, and you make the product

00:51:27 and you put it out there in the world. 0.96

00:51:28 and i wanted to bring that same aspect of film well hollywood's in fucking shambles anyway at 0.98

00:51:33 this point so it might be about the right time for you to jump in it it sucks yeah i know i know 0.87

00:51:37 my dad was a massive fan of your videos back in the day so i think it might be time to do it to

00:51:41 switch out you can give sneeko some compliments ladies and gentlemen mr mark tilbury is in the

00:51:49 house so dad what did you think of sneeko's videos back in the day how you doing mark why

00:51:56 did you like them so much very good sneaker it's good to see you again uh full holiday mode as you

00:52:00 can see at the moment i wasn't meant to be coming on um what did i like about them um i think the

00:52:05 best way to describe them is they were probably some of the only videos on youtube at the time

00:52:10 that were fully cinematic you know you captured the essence of what you wanted to show and i didn't

00:52:18 want to watch it once twice maybe three times maybe four you just wanted to see it again for

00:52:23 me that was great and that's a talent you've got and you don't lose talent i've said that to you

00:52:27 before it becomes rusty just rusty you can polish rust yeah and then you're okay again yeah i think

00:52:33 there's more fear doing that now um than before but yeah i did we need to this is the year i'm

00:52:39 gonna get back um get back into it what's scary about it that that was the best work i did i think

00:52:47 like all those videos that he's talking about like it just uh it shits on all the the streams 0.87

00:52:51 the streams are fun like it's very now but they're not they don't last forever you know it's it's an

00:52:56 i think a lot of the videos that i made are timeless uh i could think back to a lot of them

00:53:00 like fake it till you make it 20 years old these videos i i think will will last forever and even

00:53:05 though um they're banned on youtube those are something that that i want to like if i had had

00:53:13 a funeral thing i would play them on the screen you know yeah because you don't get that anywhere

00:53:17 else there's no other creator you could see your old videos and know that you produced it even if

00:53:22 your face isn't necessary on screen just from the style yeah and you're not going to lose that style

00:53:28 either you know you that can only get better you might procrastinate about it which i think you

00:53:33 might struggle with for a little while but once you put your next video out there take the mecca

00:53:39 one for example i think you'll find your your place again i've been back in uh for mecca for

00:53:45 like a week or two and i just been i'm so nervous to do it because it's like that's what i'm actually

00:53:49 like passionate and good about um put my some of those videos i genuinely like put my like my heart

00:53:55 and soul into so yeah i like speaking to you guys because like you really want to make me want to

00:54:00 to get back into that but yeah most people don't even i really know about those videos do you fear

00:54:04 that your current audience that you've built up through this other side of content won't necessarily

00:54:09 resonate with that type of thing if you start putting it out i don't really care like if it's

00:54:13 good then that's all that matters i don't care how many views it gets like if it's something that

00:54:17 really means something to me i think eventually like some of the best like martin scorsese movies

00:54:22 were negatively reviewed by critics when they were first put out and then afterwards people

00:54:25 uh start to to understand them i think the best works the best pieces are people don't understand

00:54:31 it immediately they get it later on because it's something that that doesn't really fit with the

00:54:34 narrative now and it's not as instantaneous as all the other garbage that's uh that's being put

00:54:38 out and they also find a new audience for you as well right because there's a whole audience out

00:54:42 there that hasn't seen what you can create exactly it doesn't matter i think it's almost

00:54:46 like a different demographic like you obviously don't watch my streams but you watch those videos

00:54:50 so it's it's for it's for the people that that that want it but the crazy part is i had this

00:54:55 realization with um with rice gum i don't know if you know him um i remember him back in the day

00:55:00 when he was doing all those diss tracks of ksi right he seems to have just fallen off no he's

00:55:05 not falling off he's killing it on a rumble right now yeah yeah yeah i haven't seen anything rice 0.99

00:55:09 Ricegum can fuck off for 10 years and come back 0.99

00:55:11 and still be in his... 1.00

00:55:12 I never quite understood why he was so popular, though.

00:55:15 I never liked the diss tracks.

00:55:17 That might be controversial, but I didn't think he was very good.

00:55:19 I mean, he's very...

00:55:20 Like, he's good at social media.

00:55:21 He's good at the instantaneous type of content.

00:55:23 But the actual rapping, was that meant to be good?

00:55:25 I don't even remember what it sounded like.

00:55:27 I don't think it was meant to be...

00:55:28 I think it was just meant to be entertaining.

00:55:29 Is rapping ever meant to sound good?

00:55:31 Well, there's some rapping that does.

00:55:33 Yeah, Tom's does.

00:55:35 Yeah, Tom is actually a very good rapper.

00:55:36 Here we go.

00:55:37 but no it's funny you're like um sneaker's biggest fan coming on i'm interested from

00:55:43 an older perspective what do you think of like live streaming that and that whole world like

00:55:47 from listening to our conversation just now well for me it's very hard to follow live streaming i

00:55:52 find uh i've got enough going on in my life that i don't need to follow someone else's life

00:55:57 um but as you said it's almost like um it's almost like a soap opera for people isn't it

00:56:01 um if you've not got a lot going on in your life and you can have that playing in the background

00:56:06 of whatever you're doing be it at work or at play or whatever it is you feel involved within that

00:56:12 life i think they become your friend yeah i just haven't got room for that yeah it's obviously not

00:56:17 but it's um kids will do it and it's good like mindless entertainment the the messed up part

00:56:23 about it the reason i bring up rice gum is that he was bringing up uh he's like he knew all the

00:56:28 the drama like he knew like oh remember that text message about like oh that didn't this uh person

00:56:34 try to stalk you and I'm like how do you know all this but he hasn't seen any of my videos like he

00:56:39 knows all the negative things and this is the streaming world is that they'll just try to like

00:56:43 oh because that's what gets amplified is all the whatever is going to be like whoa all the

00:56:49 spectacle but he hasn't seen any of the videos like is it I had this moment like he knows all

00:56:53 the bad things but I put 10 years into these videos that you like and he has no idea about

00:56:58 any of them but that's um that's why I want to get out of this world you know that's why I see

00:57:03 as a job i think that's also a reason why you're struggling you said earlier on the pod because i

00:57:08 was listening that you you find it hard to find friends from say 25 onwards um i think uh when

00:57:15 you're 25 onwards you're better at finding friends um and what i mean by that is you don't find 10

00:57:21 people within a year that you call your friends you might find one you might not find one that

00:57:25 year but you find better friends as you go on from 25 so don't cut yourself to the only people you

00:57:30 have friends with now because you'll find some great friends in years to come i think it's mostly

00:57:35 women do you agree with my take on that i think it's women will not genuinely love you after that 1.00

00:57:40 it's more it's about because before then when you have that puppy love that high school type thing

00:57:45 it's like they love you for just you just show up and like they they can fall in love with you

00:57:50 you don't have anything you're broke you don't know anything you can't go anywhere you're eating

00:57:53 ice cream and like you're just sitting down they love you yeah the only trouble is as a guy you

00:57:57 change so much from 18 to 25 that if they do puppy love fall in love with you at that age

00:58:03 I don't think they're going to be with you whereas when when a woman falls in love with 1.00

00:58:08 you from 25 onwards once you've built that empire I think as long as you do love them

00:58:13 that's going to last and that's a good point in your life what age do you meet mum I was about

00:58:19 24 25 yeah do you think she'd be attracted to you if you didn't have your empire and your money at 0.96

00:58:24 the time um yeah yeah yeah well you know i didn't have any problems on that scene i did to be honest

00:58:32 i never wasted time trying to attract women never bothered just came to you well it just turned up

00:58:38 i'm not gonna say it's that easy at the ice skate rink well it was um but you know it wasn't that

00:58:43 easy but you know if you're not chasing something i always find it comes to you anyway you know

00:58:49 because you're put you're there aren't you i think if you if you're chasing it becomes desperate

00:58:54 I mean, if you go out tonight,

00:58:56 someone will come up to you,

00:58:57 you'll find someone, wouldn't you?

00:58:59 Yeah.

00:59:00 Yeah.

00:59:00 And you've got that attraction,

00:59:02 so you haven't got to work at it.

00:59:03 I find too many youngsters work at it nowadays,

00:59:06 and because they're working hard at it,

00:59:08 they put out, I'm desperate.

00:59:10 As soon as you put out, I'm desperate,

00:59:11 why does she want you? 1.00

00:59:13 Why?

00:59:14 You're desperate, man.

00:59:19 I think it's a lot to do with building a personal brand, right?

00:59:22 when you go out they know who you are already and you know that's very attractive because you've got

00:59:26 that status how important do you think it is for you know the everyday guy to start building a

00:59:31 personal brand in order to market instead of sell to these girls on a night out i mean it's never

00:59:37 been more important uh to have that and it's almost kind of like an effeminate quality to

00:59:42 have a personal brand and have clout because it's like getting attention but that's just uh one of

00:59:47 major currencies nowadays and that's that's how everything operates for example um i mean you're

00:59:53 not supposed to confess your sins but went out to the club last night and i get it to the club for

00:59:57 free because i'm me right and then i get to the best section because the promoters want to have

01:00:02 me there because it makes them look cool the girls see that they see by proxy okay this guy

01:00:07 and i i don't have to like all these guys i remember before i like have to do pickup new game

01:00:12 and nagging and all this stuff and try to do tricks and stuff like that to get it now it's

01:00:16 like i'm here and like they're like oh okay they understand 30 steps that a regular guy like without

01:00:22 any sort of personal brand like i immediately uh can just skip the steps she knows i'm not creepy

01:00:27 she knows i have money she knows i'm somebody that's of value and then bing bam boom like

01:00:33 it's not hard and obviously that's not the only reason that you want to build a personal brand

01:00:37 and get clout but um that's just uh one of the perfect examples because if that works with women 1.00

01:00:44 to think about like business relationships i get so many things for free like i get to go to

01:00:47 to venues for free i get to people want me to to travel places and just show up like it's it's

01:00:55 never been more i highly recommend everybody build every young man build a personal brand

01:01:00 because that's just how people are always going to judge you to get through the door if you have

01:01:05 to have a certain level of followers you need to have a public rapport and everything is is online

01:01:10 nowadays. And if you're spending six to eight hours online, I don't understand why you wouldn't

01:01:14 have any source of revenue on social media. Everybody should be making money on social

01:01:17 media. If you're spending time scrolling, it should not just be consuming. There should be

01:01:21 some sort of creation aspect. Even when I'm scrolling on Twitter, I'm downloading information

01:01:26 that I could say on a stream or I'm learning things. I'm getting updates. I'm seeing how

01:01:29 other streamers are working. I'm seeing what's working, what's not. I'm not really wasting any

01:01:33 time. That's why I use that idea, active income, because people like promote this idea of passive

01:01:38 income that you, you could just sleep and then money's being made. I believe that like all the

01:01:42 time, every waking moment you spend should be an investment into the future to some extent.

01:01:46 So even if I'm, uh, relaxing or getting a massage, for example, I'm preparing myself so that I can

01:01:52 train harder in the gym and then my mind's ready. And then I'm able to work harder. Like everything

01:01:56 that I do, every conversation that I have at dinner, everybody that I'm around, it's always

01:02:00 to learn more information or to have, to learn something that I can put into my business.

01:02:04 it's always an investment into something i used to um say to my son quite a lot because obviously

01:02:11 i've come from a different era and i used to say to him because he's sat with his computer 0.73

01:02:15 doing research son are you just taking the piss yeah yeah really taking the mick because i used 0.94

01:02:20 to think he's just on youtube he's just on youtube all the time well actually i've got well i've got 0.95

01:02:26 eaten my words haven't i because actually it was research and that's what now i do in my spare time

01:02:32 i'm on youtube you know looking at your videos i went when i could find them yeah you know so it is

01:02:37 it is research and it is very very important and with everything you've said as well

01:02:42 building a personal brand and working on yourself and everything else the great benefit from that is

01:02:48 you become a confident guy and i think being confident as well is also one of the key things

01:02:53 right i didn't grow up confident my confidence i think as a man your confidence comes from your

01:02:59 accomplishments and what you bring to the table 100 so for guys that are like i think that even

01:03:03 the word introverted is just horseshit i don't believe in any of that like shy don't believe in

01:03:08 that i think it's just not being fully confident in yourself and it's because you haven't accomplished

01:03:12 enough yet so i used to be that introverted dude i didn't really talk that much i used to like kind

01:03:16 of sit alone at lunch and then as i started becoming more uh accomplished and i had some

01:03:20 well what it was is building my personal brand which is funny like that the game black ops 2

01:03:25 10 years later i started playing it last night with my team we started streaming again that's

01:03:28 what i started this whole youtube thing on my dad used to hide the game because you're wasting your 0.71

01:03:32 time you're wasting your time well i wasn't i was always trash i'm still trash but what i was doing

01:03:36 is i was starting to to learn how to uh to make videos on it i used to do gameplay commentaries 0.73

01:03:41 put my camera in the corner and then i'd play and then at the same time and i would i'd be making

01:03:45 videos on it it was always an investment and as i started doing that as i started like working on

01:03:49 something when you have something to work on you have something to talk about you know you have

01:03:52 something before i started doing that i didn't really have anything to say in a conversation

01:03:56 I was playing soccer, footy,

01:03:58 and I wasn't, you know, the best at it.

01:04:00 So I didn't have that much to say.

01:04:01 Men are only really good at talking about 1.00

01:04:04 what they're doing and what they're working on

01:04:05 and what's going to be in the future

01:04:07 because we have to be leaders.

01:04:08 Women can kind of talk about anything 1.00

01:04:10 and we'll still listen.

01:04:12 Or not.

01:04:13 No, we'll pretend to listen.

01:04:16 We'll still give them some sort of attention.

01:04:18 Let's say this girl was talking about like,

01:04:20 they're talking about astrology

01:04:21 or they're talking about, you know.

01:04:23 They're all experts on that.

01:04:25 I can't stand that.

01:04:26 What do you think of astrology?

01:04:28 Do you believe in it? 1.00

01:04:28 It's all garbage, but I'll tolerate it. 0.99

01:04:31 It's like, well, back in the day, I'll tolerate it so I can be with her. 0.99

01:04:33 You know, I'll listen.

01:04:35 Yeah, stars.

01:04:36 Don't you find it annoying, though, when they're like, yeah, my life is going wrong

01:04:39 because of this star colliding with this or whatever.

01:04:41 But that's the problem.

01:04:42 They're not taking personal responsibility. 1.00

01:04:44 Your life's shit because, you know, you've done shit stuff. 1.00

01:04:47 But I'm thinking that, but I don't say it because I'm trying to sleep with her. 1.00

01:04:49 So I'm like, oh, is it?

01:04:51 Your stars are ruining it.

01:04:52 Oh, whoa.

01:04:53 That's really, keep talking.

01:04:54 and the more she's talking the more she feels attracted to you because she feels wanted because

01:04:58 you're listening so that's just how it is but men don't get the same courtesy so if you're not doing 0.99

01:05:02 something that makes sense nobody people stars you're fucking dumb stars you have to work on 0.98

01:05:08 something you need real experiences and you alluded to that a bit with the travel as well 0.99

01:05:12 particularly with your trip to mecca and various things the more you travel the more worldly wise

01:05:17 you become the more lessons you can learn and again adds to that confidence i've done the most

01:05:22 amount of traveling i've ever done this year great isn't it yeah i was just gonna ask that

01:05:27 what uh what did you learn from your travels because obviously you went to loads of different

01:05:31 countries didn't you for free because yeah yeah the british team uh flew you out to all these

01:05:35 different places what did i learn i i learned that you can learn something from every different

01:05:39 culture right um in the states every state is different it's unbelievable and people think

01:05:46 they've been to america from the uk they haven't they've been to orlando and that's it i still

01:05:51 have events all of america yeah and that's the thing is it's all very different and i think you

01:05:55 only learn experiences from the people you meet and the people you meet are the ones that change

01:05:59 your mind and your focus and what you're interested in and one thing again i like about you sneco is

01:06:05 you're a developing guy you know you're not afraid to change and develop as you learn different

01:06:11 things and i think that's quite brave but it's also a very good play as well because you can

01:06:16 keep an audience you can keep providing for that audience but eventually that audience will get

01:06:22 bored now they might criticize you when you change but when you change you bring in a whole new

01:06:28 audience you're changing as a person and you're upgrading when we met eight to nine months ago

01:06:33 i i don't want to criticize you but i found you a little bit lost and you weren't the person i

01:06:39 thought you were um but you were it was just lost it's not lost anymore you're now you found yourself

01:06:46 and you're moving forward again.

01:06:47 I think, I like that.

01:06:49 And I think it's only an older guy that can say that

01:06:51 because I can look at my son and see when he's developed

01:06:53 and where he's changed.

01:06:54 And I don't think, I don't think as a young guy,

01:06:56 you see that necessarily as much as I can.

01:06:59 Did you feel lost during that period of time

01:07:02 that most of your fancy?

01:07:03 I think I was just, that was a, that was a difficult time.

01:07:06 You know, losing everything and kind of being

01:07:08 all the drama going on and being more famous,

01:07:13 but also not having a platform.

01:07:15 uh still learning and then people expecting a lot from you uh being a role model but also still

01:07:22 having role model like it was just it was just all over the place and i'm definitely more more

01:07:28 grounded now 100 yeah i'm just i'm just um i'm more focused than i've ever been i'm ready to

01:07:35 just ready to keep on building and um i'm thinking about how i could prepare for fatherhood this

01:07:40 is like the most amount of traveling i've ever done sorry you guys have traveled a lot this year

01:07:44 too but thailand twice japan i was in europe went to romania went to spain went to columbia

01:07:50 uh mecca where else we got morocco japan twice just in japan is a whole new ball game isn't it

01:07:58 it's completely what a place yeah amazing yeah we were talking about this um i think it was earlier

01:08:03 today there's so many people springing up teaching like financial knowledge on youtube but they you

01:08:10 know they're just in their bedroom they've never experienced the world whereas our real usp with

01:08:14 with your channel is you can talk about all these different experiences all that life

01:08:18 lifelong lessons and i always think the trouble with it yeah the trouble with experience is you

01:08:23 end up looking like this somewhat older um 65 you're not too old i'm not 65 i'm 56 come on

01:08:29 come on let's be good about it i'm just saying what um sneaker said earlier

01:08:32 it's being cheeky but anyway you mentioned earlier that everyone should make money on

01:08:41 social media if they're spending time on it and everybody is spending time on social media yeah

01:08:45 so how can the average person make money on social media what's the best player at the moment

01:08:49 i think that if you're somebody like if you're a live stream viewer i think clipping is the best

01:08:55 way to go and obviously we teach that in active income but that's the quick because if you're

01:08:59 watching it it's not hard to press screen record and then add gameplay and then first you need to

01:09:04 figure out how to do captions properly how to figure out what's going to go viral uh when to

01:09:08 clip at the right moments when to figure out what the punctuation is uh but it's it's very simple

01:09:12 and you know how to title it properly this is that's the best way that you could really make

01:09:17 uh some money with a tiktok creativity program uh it's just not hard at all i think that's the

01:09:22 quickest way but there's so many there's so many ways like people on amazon uh we teach high ticket

01:09:29 sales. Like if you just think about a content creator, how many people you need behind the

01:09:32 scenes, uh, from managers, from people developing merch, uh, the different types of editors. Like

01:09:38 we teach editing as well. There's, uh, there's countless, there's countless ways. If you just

01:09:42 learn all the backend, just think about look at your favorite content creator. Think about like

01:09:46 what he needs. You just actually just analyze it. I don't, I don't know why more people don't do

01:09:50 that. The people that just sit around and then like consume streams. Why don't you just look at

01:09:54 this person? I would do this in a second. What do they need? Like, what are they lacking? And

01:09:58 then how could you add that and then it's easy to get in contact with any of these people not hard

01:10:02 at all email them and then boom like just show them give them a little bit of value and say if

01:10:08 you want more this is how much i charge and you got a job it's that simple uh that's how i have

01:10:13 most of my team it was through active income so if you are doing that right now you're watching

01:10:17 you don't know what to do think about your your favorite content creator and then and then work

01:10:21 from there but most people do understand it i think everybody who's actually really making

01:10:24 money right now has at least two or three sources of revenue from social media and it's just going

01:10:29 to keep keep growing i think people have this this like scarcity mindset where they think that oh is

01:10:33 it too late there's like billions and billions of people and so are you kidding me is this this is

01:10:38 just getting started uh so it's never too late to start and then definitely way too early to quit

01:10:45 so we mentioned your rental property um that you bought what's your portfolio look like at the

01:10:50 moment in a hole all right so i have that the first investment property um got a good amount

01:10:56 of crypto not too much i used to like play with it up and down more um not sure how much you guys

01:11:00 are i just kind of let it sit we've let it sit pretty much i mean we've been very very lucky

01:11:05 we've sort of sold at peaks or at troughs all in early you know it's been very good for us but

01:11:11 we're just sort of sitting and we do our investments uh together yeah absolutely 100

01:11:15 percent bitcoin and ethereum mainly but nothing else bitcoin ethereum i don't do any of the

01:11:20 coins i don't really try to place my time on that it's kind of like gambling in a way and i just

01:11:26 i just think it's a waste um it's a i don't think it's technically considered gambling but i just

01:11:35 rather not do it you know how do they look at investing in general is that allowed yeah

01:11:39 Yeah, because it's not interest, it's growth on a stock.

01:11:43 That's not interesting.

01:11:44 There seems to be a bit of disagreement because we talked about this with Muhammad Hijab

01:11:48 and he was so big with the S&P 500, he thinks,

01:11:52 but there's not even a comment on that I know it shouldn't be invested.

01:11:56 Really?

01:11:56 Yeah.

01:11:57 I don't think it's interesting.

01:11:59 It's growth on a stock.

01:12:00 Growth stock is different.

01:12:01 I think people get confused because the people I see in your videos

01:12:05 about compound interest.

01:12:06 yeah well compound interest is the effect of the growth it's not technically it's not

01:12:12 what do you think about that company of investing and you know having loans behind the scenes

01:12:25 and you're technically involved that but you are part of the company i i don't personally do any

01:12:32 stocks so i mean i have some stock um from i was given but i don't i don't do that so if it is if

01:12:39 it's gray here i'd rather just like stay away from it but yeah i have i have my crypto got that

01:12:44 investment property and that that's my my probably not that huge you know do you have any angel

01:12:51 investments you mentioned stock that was given to you is that in rumble or something like that

01:12:55 i can't really speak about that too much but you know several companies i'll tell you um off the

01:13:01 podcast not angel investors but you know how it goes what are you most excited for in the next

01:13:07 five to ten years the next five to ten years i think 10 is a long time but the rate sneaker

01:13:13 changes and moves up and learns i think you might want to limit to the next year well the reason i

01:13:18 ask is because one of the first things you said on this podcast was that you're always thinking

01:13:21 five to ten years in the future i'm thinking about how to prepare myself for five tens of

01:13:26 years in the future i don't know what's gonna to happen i think we're gonna hit a really big

01:13:30 change in the world, especially after the next election, depending on if Trump wins or Trump

01:13:35 doesn't win, that's really going to dictate where the world goes. I think more than people are

01:13:40 really talking about. And it's just, I think either way, it's going to be really ugly in a

01:13:48 lot of ways. So I'm just preparing the best that I can possibly prepare. I don't think it's ever

01:13:55 been as crucial to be rich as right now but i i don't know what am i what am i excited for i'm

01:14:02 excited to i'm excited to have kids i think i'm getting i'm almost ready but first you have to

01:14:06 have a wife and you know i think before you think about being a father you have to be a good husband

01:14:11 and definitely preparing for for that but i'm excited i think i think i need like i thought

01:14:17 that i'd have kids by now i'm 25 but maybe 27 28 we'll see thanks very much for coming on the

01:14:23 podcast where can people find you nowadays uh you can see me at rumble.com slash nico and we have

01:14:29 activeincome.com uh you can sign up early now december 9th is dropping there you go with the

01:14:33 rumble um the rumble plaque i don't know what to call it quarter of a million i think it's a dead

01:14:40 weight in it it's very heavy it's a weapon it could be it could be a weapon yeah and where else

01:14:45 you find me yeah just sneak on social medias and you might see me around might not cool awesome if

01:14:50 you guys enjoyed make sure to smash that thumbs up button and we will see you next wednesday with

01:14:53 brand new podcast thank you see

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SNEAKO - January 04, 2024

SNEAKO Reveals The Real Reason He Converted To Islam...

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