SNEAKO - SNEAKO Reveals The Secrets Behind YouTube Beefs, Andrew Tate, Art & More!

00:00:01 I'm so tired of these movies with these women in charge. Where? 1.00

00:00:05 Every single movie now, all these shows are just, it's a recreation of something that was in the 80s.

00:00:10 They just recreate, recreate, recreate, because no one's having any real ideas anymore.

00:00:14 Where does that come from? Like, why?

00:00:17 I think that there's a bigger agenda at play. Like, if you, believing in God and having a higher power in your life,

00:00:22 like believing in something bigger than you, makes you more powerful and makes you more happy.

00:00:26 But if you have the masses plugged into like celebrity worship, if they're watching garbage content, if there's no art, if everything's soulless, if everybody's always polarized and arguing, everyone's yelling at each other. 0.99

00:00:35 And if we're like watching Satan on TV, then we are going to be dumber. 0.97

00:00:40 We're going to be easily controlled. 0.96

00:00:41 They're doing well right now.

00:00:43 They're winning the culture war on the right.

00:00:45 Everybody wants to be the idol, wants to be the person with all the influence.

00:00:49 And so we end up fighting each other and going back and forth about who we should look up to.

00:00:52 yeah but the problem with the right is some of them it's like undercover feminism for a lot of 1.00

00:00:57 them but they don't know it if you have to go out of your way to be a man and everyone everything is

00:01:03 telling you that it's the wrong thing to do then why not just put on some makeup and give up and

00:01:07 even like being in in sports you know that's like a typically like male dominated like you know men

00:01:13 are better at sports right and really no now now we got the in our leagues get them out good thing

00:01:20 you got out of volleyball now you'd be destroyed by Dylan. What up guys? Welcome to the Just

00:01:26 Hurley Things YouTube channel and welcome to the sit down part two. Welcome Suniko back to the

00:01:33 channel. In London. You had what two million YouTube subscribers? I think right now if I had

00:01:40 it I would have around six million. If I was still on I think it would be six million and

00:01:44 it's too bad. And your views were just crazy at the time. Yeah it skyrocketed a lot. It was within

00:01:50 i had one million and then i started streaming and then my second channel was just about a million

00:01:54 and then i got terminated and and what i respect about you is you were on youtube for literally

00:01:58 what 10 15 years 10 years 10 well i had other channels when i was younger but it was 10 years

00:02:03 on that same sneeko channel and yeah it's it's too bad i've been reposting some of the videos

00:02:08 on twitter you guys can follow me there at sneeko on twitter i've been reposting some of my favorite

00:02:12 videos my artistic videos it's fun seeing your studio here and how you have all these systems

00:02:17 set up and how you're creating more content there's bringing new editors and more people here

00:02:21 i'm in a phase where i'm trying to shift away from that a little bit i like being guests on

00:02:26 other people's shows but i think it's time to bring real art back and that's what a lot of

00:02:32 that's like what my core fans that's what they really love my videos for was that artistic stuff

00:02:36 that separated me from other youtubers and then i got really into the streaming which i love

00:02:42 streaming but i started doing i made this video um 2019 called quality over quantity and in that

00:02:48 video i talked about how i would never want to make eight reaction videos a day and how that's

00:02:53 spamming it but then i said i started doing that i would stream and then just react to videos and

00:02:56 upload it but it was just making so much money and there was so much growth after being what i i

00:03:01 thought that i was put in this box where it was like every youtuber's favorite youtuber and then

00:03:06 part of the reason why i started live stream was seeing people react to my videos that i spent a

00:03:12 lot of time on and they would get more viewers and they would make more money reacting to it and

00:03:16 i spent a month making something and they could just like this is like an incel in five minutes

00:03:20 that they could just uh it just it polarizes you it forces you into a box so i was like i could do

00:03:27 that better than them yeah and you're i loved your interviews that's actually where i first found you

00:03:33 was your street interviews that you used to do with your commentary on the side um i don't know

00:03:39 I think what's really unique about you is you really do everything.

00:03:42 Like, you can react, you can do interviews, you can do the artistic pieces.

00:03:48 Yeah, I like, I just love making content.

00:03:50 But I want to transcend now.

00:03:52 I've been banned, so instead of, so it was interesting seeing you approach to show me

00:03:58 around the whole studio and you want to create more systems and create more shows.

00:04:01 And I was thinking in my head, like, I don't, ready to move on to the next thing.

00:04:06 I'm ready to transcend and try to make some higher floor.

00:04:09 There's not a lot of art anymore.

00:04:11 When's the last time you watched a movie?

00:04:13 I don't remember.

00:04:14 When's the last time you watched a show?

00:04:16 I don't remember.

00:04:17 I don't remember either.

00:04:18 I just watch like podcast clips.

00:04:20 I just watch stuff like I'm on Twitter.

00:04:22 But there's no good movie.

00:04:23 And even the movies that people talk about, they talk about the Mario movie.

00:04:26 They're woke.

00:04:27 Half the movies are woke nowadays anyway.

00:04:29 It's just Peach.

00:04:30 It's Princess Peach and she's a girl boss. 1.00

00:04:31 I didn't watch it, but I see her.

00:04:33 She's running around.

00:04:34 Oh, my God.

00:04:34 I'm so tired of these.

00:04:37 I'm sorry.

00:04:38 There are not that many women bosses. 1.00

00:04:39 I'm so tired of these movies with these women in charge. 1.00

00:04:42 Where?

00:04:43 Peach was getting saved in a castle by Bowser for 30 years.

00:04:46 And then she gets in a Mario movie.

00:04:47 And now she's there like in charge.

00:04:49 Jumping over cliffs and stomping on Goobas. 1.00

00:04:51 It's like every single movie now.

00:04:54 All these shows are just.

00:04:55 It's a recreation of something that was in the 80s.

00:04:57 They just recreate, recreate, recreate.

00:04:59 Because no one's having any real ideas anymore.

00:05:02 I think it's the fall of social media.

00:05:03 everyone having to follow this specific agenda

00:05:06 people not wanting to take risk

00:05:08 or get called

00:05:09 so there's a real demand for art right now

00:05:12 so I want to take that

00:05:14 I want to take that position

00:05:16 I didn't ever think about that

00:05:17 that's so interesting 0.99

00:05:18 art sucks 0.87

00:05:19 yeah there's not like original content 0.97

00:05:22 nothing

00:05:23 everything is like

00:05:24 is a recreation of something from the 80s

00:05:26 or for the 70s

00:05:27 like I can't even think of the last

00:05:29 fresh movie to come out

00:05:31 the culturally impactful movies that came out like a joker and that's uh a spinoff of batman

00:05:39 which we see a new batman movie every year joker was like the most culturally impactful movie but

00:05:43 to my head nothing what won the oscar i don't know remember when that mattered now nobody even

00:05:50 believes in award shows anymore no one cares about the grammys it's just satanic rituals

00:05:54 go ahead go ahead but it is satanic ritual it is i mean like i need to okay hold on i'm getting

00:05:59 red-pilled more so there's satan there's satanic rituals where if you just watch any of these

00:06:05 award shows like i when i was growing up used to watch like the oscars these were and it'd be like

00:06:10 there'd be a movie of course it was politics and they have a specific agenda but i remember slum 0.97

00:06:15 dog millionaire won the oscar and now if you watch any award shows it's just one big celebrity jerk 0.94

00:06:19 off fest and then literal satanic rituals happening on stage and i'm not even saying that like as a

00:06:24 conspiracy theorist that's what they do can i have an example because sam smith at the last

00:06:29 grammy's performance he put in these giant and he just did one um like last week put some giant

00:06:33 devil horns he's there like dancing around sticking his tongue out everyone is the song

00:06:37 is called something unholy yeah the song the lyrics are something unholy something unholy

00:06:43 and they're like dropping antichrist symbols he has devil horns on everybody's dressed up like

00:06:48 demons all worshiping him uh they're all trans like half the dancers are trans like the the 0.75

00:06:53 correlation between trans and satanism is so strong and like little uzi vert is now a girl 0.98

00:06:59 or something or are they them and he just got the antichrist tatted on his tongue upside and why do

00:07:05 you like because in my head it's like where does that come from like why i mean one it gets attention

00:07:13 it's polarizing it's provocative but i think that there's a bigger agenda at play like if you

00:07:19 believing in god and having a higher power in your life but like believing in something bigger than

00:07:23 you makes you more powerful and makes you more happy but if you have the masses plugged into

00:07:28 like celebrity worship if they're watching garbage content if there's no art if everything's soulless

00:07:33 if everybody's always polarized and arguing everyone's yelling at each other and if we're 0.99

00:07:36 like watching satan on on on tv then we are going to be dumber we're going to be easily controlled

00:07:43 so how does that work so sam smith right he was normal like five he was a normal guy like what

00:07:48 what happens they sell their soul like do you think they he gets part of the entertainment

00:07:52 industry and the entertainment industry does not look there's so if i was like let's say i went

00:07:56 into the entertainment industry like how would they try to make me into a satanist or whatever

00:08:01 they'd be a couple guys in an office and they're wearing suits like we just have this idea like

00:08:06 it's just different maybe if you got really fat and change your dent and it's it's not anything

00:08:12 specific i don't think that that he intentionally walks into this and like let me go and give up

00:08:18 the church and start worshiping satan but slowly over time that's where the culture is pointing you

00:08:22 they give you these ideas they say this would be this would be edgy if you did this and he's like

00:08:26 yeah and then they they tell you that you need to change your gender and that this is cool right now 0.93

00:08:32 and this is what the and then Lil Nas X is it's just someone people in an office will say that

00:08:38 the culture is saying that it's on social media it's the gossip around so they're already in LA

00:08:42 they're already influenced by the culture anyways yes so they're already being told to be fat

00:08:47 lazy unmotivated so a lot of times the people that they get are easily influenceable and they

00:08:53 want fame they desire fame and desiring that type of thing like being a worship and worshiping an

00:08:57 idol is that that's a false prophet that's that's not human to like look at somebody on a stage and

00:09:02 be crying because someone's twerking but that's what happens and everyone's there filming it like

00:09:08 this and all these festivals it's it's not it it's meant to to keep your energy low it's meant

00:09:17 to keep you down here it's hard to explain but it's it's not like someone just says you need to

00:09:24 start worshiping saying it's just that that's where the entertainment goes and you think there's

00:09:28 like people behind the entertainment industry that do this intentionally of course okay and

00:09:34 like why to keep ultimate control over oh so they want control over everybody they just want control 0.68

00:09:40 over your minds if we're all dumb and we're all like worshiping celebrities then we're not going 0.81

00:09:44 to be happy we're not going to be in light and then also we keep watching the entertainment it's 0.99

00:09:48 that simple too it's a business model if we are all dumb if we're all yelling at each other then 0.97

00:09:51 we're all going to tune in at the same time to watch the same garbage you know we're not going 0.97

00:09:55 to want to see anything better well and i wonder if that's why they have pete they have such an

00:10:00 adverse reaction to creators like you tate like people that are pushing forward masculinity and

00:10:05 like self-improvement um because they want to keep everybody in control and so that's why they have

00:10:11 to silence you guys yeah and anybody who starts awakening people or starts to have that level of

00:10:17 influence they always try to throw some allegations they always try to bring you down for something

00:10:20 that's what i noticed it's influence that pisses people off it's not money no i don't think that

00:10:26 like people get mad at money alone but it's like one I realized like the more influence I got the

00:10:33 more other people would say well why does she have to why does she have that influence right 1.00

00:10:37 and then they start like picking at you they start tearing you down because they feel like

00:10:41 people should listen to them and not you it's jealousy and it's wanting to be worshipped it's

00:10:46 wanting to be an idol it's not about and all the infighting on the right is pretty embarrassing

00:10:52 I see it right now.

00:10:53 The left is able to get, they're doing well right now.

00:10:58 They're winning the culture war. 0.62

00:10:59 On the right, everybody wants to be the idol,

00:11:02 wants to be the person with all the influence,

00:11:04 and so we end up fighting each other and going back and forth

00:11:06 about who we should look up to.

00:11:08 I think it's all, as long as we're on the same page,

00:11:11 it should be about elevating each other.

00:11:12 Yeah, but the problem with the right is some of them,

00:11:14 it's like undercover feminism for a lot of them, 1.00

00:11:17 but they don't know it.

00:11:18 Explain.

00:11:18 so like a lot of if you talk to a lot of guys on the right like they don't when a guy is doing

00:11:25 like something that's inherently masculine like you know like multiple wives or like even um a lot

00:11:32 of men on the right don't have sympathy for men that are in situations of child support alimony

00:11:36 or in like dating today and a lot of times like on the right the conservatives like are feminist

00:11:42 just in a different way so like when we were talking about repeal the 19th i think that's

00:11:46 original conservatism when you think about it it is but what percent of conservatives actually

00:11:51 think that republicans want approval from the liberals so bad that they'll even be like well

00:11:57 trans issues i'm the flip floppy on like why do we have gay like people in the conservative space 0.59

00:12:03 yeah it's because they want acceptance and they want influence more than they want anything done 0.86

00:12:10 more than they want to help people it's they want to be that figure that politics is a dirty

00:12:15 business and a lot of time they just want to have control over others it's more about that it's more

00:12:21 about being the most influential than getting anything done that shouldn't be that has no place

00:12:27 in in politics but now that's that's the product of social media too that how quickly you can gain

00:12:34 a following like that but we should repeal the 19th i agree we should repeal that what's what's

00:12:39 my reasoning is like if the man is the one like the woman should just be at home it should be 1.00

00:12:43 raising the children and shouldn't be have to to worried about any of this they don't want to

00:12:48 inherently i looked into when i first you shouldn't vote what no i shouldn't no no seriously um and a

00:12:56 lot of times people will come at me because like you know i'm doing the youtube thing and they're

00:13:00 like well you shouldn't be on social media but it's like i can acknowledge that i have individual

00:13:04 privileges but that don't benefit a society like i could say that bet like me voting benefits me

00:13:09 but do I think as a society women should vote? No. How does you voting benefit you? 0.99

00:13:14 Because I get more of a say, I guess. It just strokes your ego. You feel like you're doing

00:13:18 something, but it doesn't. Yeah, but that's what I mean. It's like, it doesn't benefit society at

00:13:23 large. And what happened was I looked at the early suffragates. So, um, or the anti-suffragates

00:13:30 because I wanted to know why women started, why this started in the first place. Most women didn't 1.00

00:13:36 wanted to start i correct and i wanted to know why because in my head when i was more like blue pill

00:13:40 i was like well why wouldn't women want to vote everyone should vote until i looked into it and 1.00

00:13:44 i realized um that their writings and at the time we're talking about how this is the beginning of

00:13:49 the breakdown of the family you cannot give women the right to vote because they're trying to break 1.00

00:13:53 down the family and what happened and so because before when you got married two became one you're

00:13:59 supposed to be one flesh but now it's like an individualistic society so that's why i think

00:14:06 that we should repeal the 19th because i think that and women are more easily controllable and 1.00

00:14:13 we're more emotional like you ever ask your girl more programmable yeah you ever ask your girl

00:14:17 where she wants to go to dinner like we never know how we don't like and we're supposed to

00:14:20 pick the leader of the free world it's like yeah you can't even pick spaghetti or sushi

00:14:25 it's a terrible idea yeah but that's why that's why i think that but i get so much flack for that

00:14:34 opinion people get so mad well it's not going to happen it's never going to to be changed i think

00:14:39 you just need to that's why i'm surprised like you're living in london you want to move to

00:14:42 chicago if you look at once you get red like why would you even stay in the west at this point 0.97

00:14:47 like chicago especially like you're getting accused of racism right now i guess garbage 0.99

00:14:54 You walk around, there's just all black people working here. 0.99

00:14:57 I'm a colonizer, apparently. 0.76

00:14:59 Whatever.

00:15:01 Another psyop used to keep us controlled.

00:15:03 The more you bring up slavery, the more you bring up colonization, 0.86

00:15:06 and then white people feel guilty for being in a position of power.

00:15:09 Black people feel bad because they were in a position of weakness,

00:15:12 and then you look at each other in a different way.

00:15:14 It's just another way to keep us divided.

00:15:17 Look at the videos in Chicago right now.

00:15:19 You see a white woman will say the N-word, 0.99

00:15:22 and then like 30 black teenagers 1.00

00:15:23 will start beating the shit out of her 1.00

00:15:24 in the middle of the street. 0.99

00:15:25 They're stomping on cars for absolutely no reason

00:15:28 in New York and in LA.

00:15:30 You can steal $950 worth of items

00:15:33 from a Walgreens in New York

00:15:34 and they can't call the police.

00:15:37 Like you can just steal,

00:15:38 I was, that's why I left New York.

00:15:40 I was just waiting in line like a bot

00:15:42 and everyone's like, just okay,

00:15:43 here's my cough syrup.

00:15:44 And then someone,

00:15:45 I thought that he was working at the Walgreens.

00:15:47 He has all these crates

00:15:48 and he's just putting all the beer into the crates.

00:15:50 and like oh he works there like oh good employee and then he takes it and he's like where is he

00:15:55 pushing this and he just walks out the door and security's standing there like okay and i'm like

00:16:00 holding my stuff like i'm such a bot i i'm like should i steal too but i didn't but

00:16:07 and i asked the cashier like why don't you do anything it's like it's under 950 dollars

00:16:11 we can't call the police why so you can just steal and you're not a criminal

00:16:17 it's there's no way that this is going to end up well or we just tolerate it and we allow this to

00:16:23 happen but you see that and you're like why am i here you're you were asking me about japan japan

00:16:29 is a place where you don't even litter you don't even want to play music on the train you don't

00:16:33 want to like disrupt other people you don't like i noticed my like my pants were sagging a little

00:16:37 bit by accident i'd pull them up because i like i didn't want to upset the grandma near here i have

00:16:41 tattoos on my arms and i would cover them because i don't want to that even tattoos is degenerate

00:16:45 in japan you don't want to contribute to any of that you want to contribute to the peace and to

00:16:49 how everybody is that everybody's respectful everybody wants you to enjoy life as well

00:16:56 there's not there's no polarization in japan there's none of that like people look at each

00:17:00 other weird mean mugging each other after seeing what's possible outside i don't understand like

00:17:07 why you would invest more time into being in these places it's hard i just miss my family

00:17:13 and my family's in chicago um i don't know it's possible i could move somewhere else but it's like

00:17:19 what i would go to what dubai or something and now i'm up 20 hours from my family right

00:17:26 how do you like where do you where do you go when it's like you're starting over in a brand

00:17:32 new place knowing nobody and it's hard because i have nine siblings and i'm just close with them

00:17:38 i'll make a lot of money move them all out get them all out of there oh gosh maybe i'll try

00:17:44 Do you want to hear my—so you're getting in trouble for the repeal of the 19th.

00:17:47 Do you want to hear my—

00:17:48 Your most controversial.

00:17:49 My new controversial take.

00:17:51 Okay.

00:17:52 Okay.

00:17:52 Dubai works because there is Arab supremacy or there's Emirati supremacy in Dubai.

00:17:59 Everybody there, they're all expatriates.

00:18:01 And so this is a new place.

00:18:02 UAE is the country.

00:18:03 Dubai is like the main city.

00:18:05 But you're not allowed to really become a citizen there.

00:18:08 It's extremely difficult.

00:18:09 You need to have connections.

00:18:09 So everybody there is living on visas, and they accept that I don't belong here, but I will live here.

00:18:14 And that's why it works, because it's new, and that's the identity of the place.

00:18:18 The Emiratis, this is there, and we're just going to go—we're borrowing time here. 0.99

00:18:22 America was created by a bunch of, like, rebel white people who didn't want to pay taxes, and then we changed. 0.91

00:18:30 And now you can steal from the stores.

00:18:32 We have all these different cultures we accepted everybody in.

00:18:34 They're flooding over the border.

00:18:35 you need to have a basis of you need to have to keep the identity that the country was created on

00:18:44 or else it's going to fall apart england for example is falling apart because it was created

00:18:50 with the royal family like we we have these traditional cultures people they're wearing

00:18:54 the nice hats and everything clinking their tea like that stuff and then they let everybody in

00:18:58 here and it's you know all people talk about the crime all the time once you lose the identity of

00:19:04 the place it's not worth living in anymore so if you have emirati supremacy and if you have a 0.87

00:19:13 japanese supremacy they don't like immigrants over there but you see how i say that and then

00:19:18 it doesn't sound bad but if i said that you need to have some sort of white supremacy then then it 0.59

00:19:24 sounds crazy it sounds it sounds crazy but japan has japanese supremacy they don't like to have

00:19:29 immigrants there when you when you're there and i was hanging out with immigrants the whole time i

00:19:33 was there they understand that i am a foreigner here and so let me be extra respectful so i don't

00:19:37 interrupt the culture i don't really fully belong here which is a fine thing to believe and that's 1.00

00:19:42 the one thing like i grew up with um like nannies from around the world and like americans have this

00:19:49 lack of respect for other cultures where they don't feel like they need to immigrate like into 0.89

00:19:55 the culture or sorry assimilate yeah into the culture so if they go somewhere they feel like

00:20:00 the culture should appease them when it's like no you're like um when i went to i can't remember

00:20:06 where it was hyderabad maybe or something i just remember somewhere i had to wear the to go in the

00:20:11 temple like people would say that's misogynistic or sexist or whatever but it's like it's just

00:20:15 you're going you're going to their culture so respect it yeah everybody in america when you

00:20:20 these westernized societies everyone's like they're not proud of the place people aren't proud

00:20:26 of being american there's no the only people who are proud of being american are maga people

00:20:30 are the trump supporters like they love the country that's why i like trump is he loves

00:20:33 america i'm like i'm come from an immigrant family too but i respect that he loves his country

00:20:38 most of the people all the people in the west in new york and chicago la they hate america

00:20:42 genuinely they think that waving the american flag is like these are the colonizers this is racist

00:20:47 and it's a symbol of slavery they it's almost become the new confederate flag the american

00:20:53 flag everybody all latches on so hard this is an american thing like i'm 12 irish so st patrick's

00:21:00 day let's i'm kiss me if i'm you're not irish you five generations of your family have been in

00:21:06 america you are american now any other place you would just be of that country but no everybody

00:21:11 identity politics has been ingrained so hard into the west that they feel the need to latch

00:21:16 onto something else because it's not cool and woke in woke culture it's not cool to be american

00:21:22 it's seen as bad they hate capitalism they think communism is good they latch on to everything so

00:21:26 when you lose the identity of a place i don't think it's worth living in if there is no like

00:21:31 no one you can't really describe american culture now what is it that's so true because everywhere

00:21:37 so if you go to california it's very different from like nebraska to florida to new york what

00:21:44 do you think the future of america is like what happens if i move to chicago what's gonna i think

00:21:49 you might it's just have you seen the videos of that well i live in the suburbs so i live like

00:21:55 like my parents live on 40 acres outside the city so it's not well i like cities i like busy i like

00:22:01 being around people i like people but i just like look at chicago is a dump it's complete they just

00:22:06 elected like a new communist governor in in illinois or maybe the new mayor of chicago is 0.53

00:22:12 just a straight-up communist they are they're so brainwashed by racism and wokeness and and how

00:22:20 like it's okay if you steal they're upset that's why they're rioting you need to understand the

00:22:25 system of they are burning cars in the middle of the street they've blocked down streets and

00:22:29 they're lighting cars on fire and you're going to say it's because they're displaced that this

00:22:33 is justified they they can't they said they can't just say that this is degenerate behavior like

00:22:38 They won't incriminate these people because they are programmed to think that it's racist to even criticize them.

00:22:45 My prediction for the future of America, it's rapidly declining.

00:22:49 It's going to exist, but I think soon it's not going to be the world power that it was.

00:22:54 And America has pretty much been the world's police for a long time.

00:22:58 And when you lose that grip on the world, they just reduced the military requirements because people were too fat.

00:23:06 We're so fat that they needed to make it easier to get in.

00:23:10 They had a curve for your weight.

00:23:12 You know when the teacher curves the score because everyone failed?

00:23:14 That's how bad we are with our fitness.

00:23:17 Our military.

00:23:18 And then you look at like they're training kids in China like at 10 years old.

00:23:21 They're getting ready for war.

00:23:22 In Russia, they don't have the same fat problem.

00:23:24 We don't have the whale thing is specifically in the West.

00:23:28 It's a big problem.

00:23:29 It's a problem.

00:23:30 It's a big problem.

00:23:31 The obesity problem, the homelessness is going up.

00:23:34 more kids are on pharmaceutical drugs i was on them when people are i i don't i don't see a bright

00:23:41 future for america unfortunately and i do love america like whatever is left of it some of the

00:23:47 some of that culture i love the people that love america but you have to put yourself first at some

00:23:52 point you know i i believe in america first but i also believe in family first before that so i

00:23:57 wouldn't raise my family there where where are you moving i like florida is like the was the last

00:24:02 state i think i like okay wait okay but let me let me explain let me explain florida florida

00:24:10 right now florida right now is is the last i didn't even finish i didn't finish right now

00:24:17 florida's okay because it's separated from that it's still good weather they're signing some good

00:24:21 laws but eventually it's it's not going to be a place long long term it's good for the next 10

00:24:25 15 years 20 years something like that eventually i don't know that's why i'm traveling the world

00:24:29 because I want to go and see where it's worth setting up.

00:24:32 I feel like feminism has infiltrated the conservative party. 1.00

00:24:35 And I feel like it started by they would bring in, okay,

00:24:38 because I feel like we have the culture war, right?

00:24:41 But if you bring in the feminists into the left or into the right, 1.00

00:24:46 it's like they infiltrate us.

00:24:48 And then it's like the conservative party isn't what it used to be.

00:24:51 It used to be strong values and it used to like we would all be on the same page.

00:24:56 But now everyone's fighting each other

00:24:57 and we're bringing in people that don't represent our values and it's just like i i feel like that

00:25:04 was their plan all along to infiltrate yeah now i don't have any evidence to this is all based on

00:25:09 my feelings just so you know good so i have no evidence of this but i just because i feel like

00:25:15 conservatives it used to be like the same like family values but it's like even the people in

00:25:21 the conservative party a lot of them don't have family values no the people that are writing books

00:25:26 on christian nationalism are divorced and they have like it's just the people that there's a lot

00:25:33 of hypocritical behavior from the people that are trying to push christian nationalism forward

00:25:39 so i think andrew tate's right i think islam is gonna is gonna take over i think that's the 0.69

00:25:45 winning team tell me about your conversion i think that's the winning team i mean ramadan

00:25:49 is almost over but uh i don't even i'm gonna be honest i know very little so i don't even know

00:25:54 what Ramadan is I've heard that it's about a month of fasting and you have to be an extra good

00:25:58 Muslim you have to it's mostly fasting and then some people that you pray more you make sure to

00:26:04 not drink or it just all the same rules about are extra strict during Ramadan it's an extra

00:26:10 connection to Allah yeah I would say it's similar to Lent okay uh but I I didn't I mean like right 0.58

00:26:15 now I'm not sure what the time is you can eat and you could break fast while you're traveling but

00:26:20 i wasn't perfect i wasn't perfect okay so when did you convert and why

00:26:24 i converted in in dubai i mean i guess it was like a soft conversion but i did say the words

00:26:31 all you have to do to convert to islam is say um muhammad is the prophet and allows the one true 0.99

00:26:37 god and then that's it in other religions there's all this stuff you need years of all this i said

00:26:42 that i went to the mosque i prayed um shout out to the sartorial shooter he brought me to the mosque

00:26:47 Do they not believe in Jesus?

00:26:49 No. 0.98

00:26:50 I'm sorry if these are dumb questions. 0.90

00:26:51 No, they're not dumb questions. 0.94

00:26:52 It's good to ask these. 0.82

00:26:53 They do believe in Jesus.

00:26:55 It's actually, Islam and Christianity have a lot in common.

00:26:57 I would say the major difference, and what I think is kind of weird,

00:27:00 you grew up Catholic?

00:27:02 There's some weird stuff in Catholicism.

00:27:04 No disrespect, but the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit.

00:27:07 What the hell is the Holy Spirit?

00:27:08 What is that?

00:27:09 We do the sign of the cross all the time.

00:27:10 What's the Holy Spirit?

00:27:11 And then you go up and you take your first communion,

00:27:13 and you're eating the body of Christ in a cracker. 0.54

00:27:15 so is this cannibalism why am i eating a cracker what part of the body of jesus is this 0.96

00:27:22 is this the toe part of jesus am i eating is it the butt like i'm just it's his body you're 0.81

00:27:27 drinking and then kids are drinking wine kids are getting drunk no no it doesn't it's the blood

00:27:33 it's wine yeah why are we giving kids alcohol and you're drinking jesus blood yeah but it's just a

00:27:39 sip it's a little it's a little satanic to be drinking a dude's blood right yeah no but it's

00:27:46 Jesus I don't know it's just a little weird to me but I'm not trying to be disrespectful to

00:27:49 Catholicism you're kind of reminding me how much of a bad Catholic I am because I'm like I like

00:27:54 don't even remember the answer to these questions I mean that's what it is you're eating crackers

00:27:58 that are his body and you're drinking his blood there's more to it it's like that's what it is I

00:28:02 grew up Catholic I almost got confirmed but it's like that's what Jesus did at the last supper is 0.83

00:28:06 like take this jesus ate his own body yeah sort of weird i don't know if it was like type of dude

00:28:12 is eating his body i mean well i think and he's god at the same time christians and the catholics

00:28:16 like the christians say oh that was just a symbol i'm sorry the catholics are going to roast me i'm 0.98

00:28:20 a bad catholic i don't know what to tell you but the the catholics believe like like we actually

00:28:25 yeah yeah well i grew up catholic i guess the hardcore there's a lot of division there but

00:28:30 you know that in the quran they talk more about jesus than muhammad jesus is is brought up all

00:28:37 the time he's not actually god though that's the difference in catholicism why it didn't really

00:28:43 make sense to me because how could you be a human and god catholics believe that jesus is god and

00:28:49 god is god but they're the same like father son it's like this weird that doesn't make any sense

00:28:54 to me but in islam the reason that i converted is allah is the one true god that's the one that's

00:29:00 The creator of the universe, the creator of everything.

00:29:02 Jesus was there to spread his message.

00:29:03 Muhammad was the prophet.

00:29:05 And then we are all his people.

00:29:07 We are all his creation.

00:29:08 And that just makes the most sense to me.

00:29:09 Because like, what's the best explanation for why the world exists?

00:29:13 There must be a creator.

00:29:14 But instead of like a human half body eating.

00:29:17 Yeah, that is a little confusing.

00:29:19 That's why I like it.

00:29:20 It's just there's one creator.

00:29:21 And also they're really strict on their beliefs on masculinity and femininity.

00:29:27 on the differences between men and women and our roles and what we should be doing.

00:29:31 I went to the mosque, and I was with some well-respected people in the Islamic community.

00:29:37 I don't want to say who.

00:29:39 I was with them, and after the first time praying there, you get on the rug and, you know, you do all that.

00:29:44 And I asked him when we were leaving, I'm like, why are there no women here?

00:29:48 Like, I didn't even—I never thought about that before.

00:29:50 I was in the mosque, and, like, I never noticed, like, there's no women here.

00:29:54 And then I asked him that question. 0.99

00:29:55 He looked at me like I was stupid. 0.99

00:29:56 like they're at home they're cooking like why would they they don't need to they pray at home 1.00

00:30:01 they don't need to be here it's the men's job to go out and provide and to go and but they don't 1.00

00:30:05 they're not and i never even realized that they don't that they're not there because the division

00:30:09 between men and women is extremely important respected and it's ingrained in the culture

00:30:14 but that's not the same in in any of these other religions that's true and a lot of um christian

00:30:21 and i would say in catholic religions the women are leading relationships they're in charge yeah 1.00

00:30:26 happy wife happy life yeah um what's the other one she wears the pants i mean i i heard that all 1.00

00:30:31 the time growing up she wears the pants in a relationship like there are so many couples that

00:30:35 i can point to and say yeah that's and they'd be like oh she gotta ask the wife she wears the 1.00

00:30:40 pants and then oh yeah the wife yeah well it's yeah it's like in the in america and i'll say

00:30:46 like i think this definitely affected me it's like men and women are kind of raised the same

00:30:50 and they don't really talk about our differences and even like being in in sports you know that's

00:30:55 like a typically like male dominated like you know men are better at sports right and really

00:31:00 no now now we got the he she's in our leagues get them out good thing you got out of volleyball now 1.00

00:31:06 you'd be destroyed by dylan mulvaney actually i think you beat him up i think you got i actually

00:31:12 rejoined the team after i told you i quit hey yeah but yeah so i don't we'll see we'll see but

00:31:18 but what i realized is like a lot of times like the women in sports are a little bit more masculine 0.90

00:31:25 because we're kind of like being trained and raised competitive yeah yeah and that's what i

00:31:31 realized like i think women like we are happier when they they push our differences but the thing

00:31:36 is in america they they act like we're exactly the same and that we can do the same things and

00:31:40 that we are equal and it just leads to a lot of confusion yeah uh it's getting it's also getting

00:31:45 extremely hard to be a man it's getting harder to play that role because when the women are more 1.00

00:31:48 masculine then it's you have to be extra masculine in order to to have that balance and you see why

00:31:54 A lot of this trans stuff, it's not because they feel different.

00:31:58 It's just it's a cope not wanting to go and play that mask.

00:32:02 It's hard.

00:32:03 You know, if the women aren't acting feminine, then why would you want to be the leader? 1.00

00:32:06 If you have to go out of your way to be a man and everyone everything is telling you that it's the wrong thing to do, then why not just put on some makeup and give up?

00:32:16 Why not do that?

00:32:17 The big wake up call was going to Japan and seeing and you have to go.

00:32:21 you have to go just to see how the women act 1.00

00:32:23 because this is a big part of your show

00:32:25 and I think it will give you a new perspective

00:32:26 the women there don't have a drop 1.00

00:32:29 of testosterone in their body

00:32:30 just the way that they smile

00:32:33 the way that they talk to you

00:32:34 how high pitched their voice is

00:32:35 it's just so nice

00:32:39 it's just so soothing and pleasant

00:32:40 like you order something

00:32:41 and you're like

00:32:44 and you just want to protect them

00:32:47 just naturally

00:32:48 you feel more like a man

00:32:50 because you want to protect and you want to provide for horror you just want to create that

00:32:54 nice environment for this for this beautiful feminine woman and then you realize they're like 1.00

00:33:00 amount the amount of bullshit that you need to put up with with these women in america and london 1.00

00:33:07 how combative they are and how hard it is for them to submit like it's not in their nature all 0.99

00:33:13 everything in the culture is steering them away from being feminine it's like it's like now you

00:33:18 this it's just the cardi b thing you need to be the tip-top guy in order to make a woman submit

00:33:24 but women are happy to just do that in japan the way that they dress they're just way more girly 1.00

00:33:29 and not in like an overly sexual way none of them have their cleavage out they're always um have

00:33:35 they're not showing too much like skin they but they're they're dressed extremely girly with

00:33:40 their dresses and their fingernails and like someone was walking around with cat ears because

00:33:44 this goofy and you i you see there like why am i putting up with women who want to be men at the 0.70

00:33:54 same time when you could just go to a different place and find an actually feminine woman you 1.00

00:34:00 understand why so many guys are just because or just giving up yeah you get it like and even now

00:34:06 that the guys who are becoming women in the west like they just want you see the types of guys that

00:34:11 they that they want and they're like yeah i just need a stud like i need an old term but they just 0.99

00:34:15 want to get fucked they just want someone else to take control it's relinquishing control because 0.99

00:34:20 it's so hard to be in control when what you all it's a constant battle but they want someone else 0.98

00:34:26 to take control and just just let the work you know i give up it's just giving up it's not it's 0.98

00:34:31 not feeling like a woman it's just like fuck man no i hate this and i think it's even good for 0.97

00:34:36 american women to see it because it gives us an example which a lot of women in the west don't 1.00

00:34:40 have like what what feminine women examples do we have in media what feminine like even most 1.00

00:34:46 oriana oriana grande i think is a pretty good example there's very few

00:34:51 i just i don't really get the i don't i'm not i don't know much about her there's there's very

00:35:01 few there's very few but the way she acts she's kind of she kind of acts and everything like she 1.00

00:35:04 covers her her wrist she's like yeah she kind of acts like that i just mean like like women that 1.00

00:35:10 are truly traditional with like traditional skills we had um a girl that taught an episode

00:35:14 of wife school and she was like teaching me like cooking basically right and i was so inspired just

00:35:20 being around her to be just spending a day with her because she was just so like the most feminine 1.00

00:35:24 woman i've ever met in my life and i think that like in the west a lot of times especially people

00:35:30 from single parent homes they've never met someone like that and it's not all those the women it's 0.82

00:35:35 not their fault either a lot of the time it's the weak men like women can't be in their feminine 1.00

00:35:40 nature if they're around a bunch of but why are the men weak because the women are masculinized 1.00

00:35:44 too it's it's when you when you act like there's no division when you separate the idea that we're

00:35:50 different i have a different take what's your take so my take is it's the government because

00:35:55 of the way that relationships are set up by the government and i think that's why so if me and

00:36:00 you are in a contract right if we're married right and i get paid to walk away and you lose

00:36:06 everything by walking away you're always going to be trying to make me happy so i don't walk away

00:36:11 i think that influences relationships and i think that's the shift where you see in relationships

00:36:16 where women started like wearing the pants yeah we don't disagree but there's many factors like 1.00

00:36:22 that that's a major factor uh the music that we listen to media the it's it's everything it's just

00:36:28 western culture it's all of it there's the separate like not having any identity people

00:36:33 always arguing and people the beliefs that we have everything is steering us in that direction

00:36:39 my other question too is you mentioned japan why are the women um still so unmarried and single 1.00

00:36:44 there i know it's a big problem so it's like is that a true set what are the stats on that i i

00:36:50 don't you may look it up i can sure okay but it's like it's like um there's a lot of single women 1.00

00:36:56 in japan yeah and i heard that i didn't see that when i went there i heard a lot of rumors about

00:37:01 japan like they they talked about how creepy it was like one thing that people hear is that they

00:37:06 sell girls panties and vending machines i didn't see that um they talked about how how many single 1.00

00:37:12 like how creepy guys are on the train i didn't see i was on the train every single day there

00:37:16 wasn't any any creepy stuff like that and you actually will see it in new york you'll see

00:37:20 people smoking crack on the train and taking a piss in the corner but japan is not like that 0.54

00:37:26 I don't know.

00:37:27 I just know that they're...

00:37:28 The birth rate's declining.

00:37:29 Japan, yeah, Japan leads the world in childless middle-aged women. 1.00

00:37:33 It leads the world in childless middle-aged women? 1.00

00:37:35 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:37:35 Yeah, the birth rate is declining because they're overworking themselves right now.

00:37:38 Yeah, Japan...

00:37:39 The work culture is really strong.

00:37:41 And that's what happens in an industrialized society.

00:37:44 They will...

00:37:45 That's just natural.

00:37:47 Yeah, women without children at 50 years old is almost 30%. 0.99

00:37:51 Isn't that crazy?

00:37:52 That's more...

00:37:52 What is it in America?

00:37:53 uh 20 or uk oh this one doesn't have america i'm sorry this is you no us is 15 here wow it's

00:38:02 raising a lot too yeah no i just wonder why because i believe you that the women are better 0.95

00:38:07 they are yeah like well i'm better they're definitely more feminine yeah so i just i just

00:38:13 wonder like why they're having a lot of the same issues so you think they're overworked

00:38:17 due to difficulty getting married a preference not to have children because there are putting

00:38:22 off having children or due to infertility and i met there's a girl there's a girl on my team from

00:38:28 japan um and she's having the same i mean she's here now but she's raised there and she's like

00:38:33 36 or 37 she's i think this is this happens in first world countries it goes up and down like

00:38:41 i think there'll be a boom soon but it seems like it's a financial problem for the most part

00:38:45 like these guys are overworked and they they really want it to be perfect for them to start

00:38:50 having kids they want everything they need to be married and there's no hookup culture there so 1.00

00:38:54 i went to japan you know i was younger you did when i was 12 my mom sent me on a plane to japan

00:39:00 by yourself yeah who'd you stay with um some friend that she had in high school and what was

00:39:05 your experience um well they didn't really they didn't really like me i'm gonna be honest

00:39:10 when i was 12 yeah because i don't think my mom told them that i was coming i think there was

00:39:15 some miscommunication so i just ended up with this random lady in japan but my impression was

00:39:21 that the kids worked super hard like that they only had like two weeks of summer school i remember

00:39:27 the technology was better and i hated the food back then which is a shame because i love japanese

00:39:33 food now but yeah i was only 12 so you know what do you what do you what do you what do you really

00:39:37 look at when you're 12 yeah it's interesting that's that makes me uh think i didn't that

00:39:42 wasn't what i saw i saw a lot of families but yeah there's got to be something to overworking

00:39:48 the population like that do you think you see what you want to see no because i think that i

00:39:54 think that liberals see what they want to see but i also think that like we see what we want to see

00:39:58 in a way everyone's like worldview influences how they see the world but it's also like one thing

00:40:05 you won't really see in japan is uh dogs that much not because they're eating them not because

00:40:12 that's chinese but the japanese people that they i saw way more kids than i saw dogs but in the west

00:40:18 like in miami a lot in new york you'll see way more young people walking around dogs like even

00:40:23 dogs in a stroller dog in a purse rather than have kids because they would rather be a dog mom 0.99

00:40:27 how do you date in this modern era it's so interesting people that are a little bit like

00:40:32 more traditional minded do you date in a traditional i'm hypocritical too we talked about

00:40:36 the hypocrisy in the conservative world uh like i just converted to islam like you know i i have 0.68

00:40:41 multiple girlfriends which is haram you know you're supposed to wait until marriage but you

00:40:45 have to find ways to navigate the world that's in front of you like when the quran was written 0.85

00:40:50 stuff like that we didn't have woke garbage we didn't have uh this indoctrinated world so

00:40:55 you have to find you have to pick and choose how to how to navigate as a man judging you i'm just 0.96

00:41:00 wondering no no I mean I'm judging myself because like I'm trying I would like to be a good Muslim

00:41:05 eventually but you know I still drink yeah I'm not perfect but I told you to go sober with me

00:41:11 remember you said you would I did yeah on that stream yes yes I did a stream with you yes yes

00:41:18 I did a stream with you in Miami and I said like that you would go sober and then you told the

00:41:23 chat you would go sober with me for how long it was like a month or something I definitely didn't

00:41:28 yeah no i know and then it was like two days later you're like yeah i can't do that i can't

00:41:33 i can i can but i quit weed it then yeah i mean we all have our battles it's like if i had to

00:41:39 quit sugar tomorrow i don't even see it as a battle it's just like i i enjoy it yeah i just

00:41:43 you know like uh later tonight i'm gonna go out with some some of my friends and it's just just

00:41:47 make social situations more enjoyable um but you know eventually it could be better but that's the

00:41:54 the way I see it to navigate as a man is to see that your attention and your time is the most

00:42:01 valuable thing you have. And women are incentivized to take advantage of your time and attention and 1.00

00:42:06 to pretty much ruin your life. Like women will destroy men. If you look at any good man, like 1.00

00:42:12 you'll see how soul crushing it is when they get involved with one woman and who's not elevating

00:42:18 you, is not pushing you forward. So in my opinion, the best way is to have multiple girlfriends and

00:42:23 then they pretty much worship you uh they're in love with you and you like the girls i talk to

00:42:28 like i'll text them like once a day or something like that and see them maybe once a month something

00:42:33 like that but they they value that time so much that it's worth not seeing other people and that's

00:42:39 the best way i've noticed for it to stay focused i've tried um that investment i've made mistakes

00:42:45 like starting a business with a girlfriend like getting her like oh yeah let's like be a team

00:42:50 like we're partners like what like it's never gonna work it's a waste of your time and

00:42:56 it's better to just have them they live their life and don't live with them don't live with

00:43:01 your girlfriend especially like if you're a young man it's better to keep it separate to 0.97

00:43:05 work as much as you can and get to that high the high level status because

00:43:09 it's like if i'm if i'm here having having a struggling in dating you know rich well-known

00:43:19 status all this stuff like that that would check all the boxes for women and it's still like 1.00

00:43:23 i'm still navigating it like imagine what it's like for the average guy so it's better to focus

00:43:27 on becoming um as high status and as wealthy as possible and learning all these social situations

00:43:34 and understanding women before you get invested into a long-term relationship in the west i think

00:43:39 it's easier to find a wife in other places eastern europe places that have culture but if you're in

00:43:44 the west like you better just focus on yourself and keep that separate do you want like 10 sons

00:43:51 you're gonna go that route i want a big family yeah i want a big family but you always notice

00:43:57 that guys like me end up having daughters have you noticed that that's what made me believe in

00:44:02 god is that all the all the womanizers just god punishes you with like seven daughters in a row 1.00

00:44:07 and then all the all the faithful guys they end up having sons because god's rewarding them

00:44:12 you were good you didn't have a couple sons good job you didn't you were monogamous you didn't

00:44:18 but i i think that god will will punish me with uh with a couple daughters i was thinking my dad

00:44:25 was 50 50 so so what's your sibling ratio well three were like by the biological ones um it's

00:44:33 uh four girls three boys and then they we adopted so he was cheating a little bit no no no

00:44:42 maybe in past relationships or something like that no you know it's crazy my parents have only

00:44:47 slept with each other no way yeah they they met yeah they met when my mom was like they've been

00:44:54 together forever when did they meet how old were they my mom uh sorry my mom was 18 we'll say

00:45:00 but he was five years older so you know that'd be a groomer nowadays but no he was a good guy

00:45:14 and my dad was um he's like a nerd you know so you know back then women actually valued the

00:45:20 nerds and saw potential in them you know where nowadays like I don't think women would give my 1.00

00:45:25 dad a second look or like men like my dad because they're not like you know on instagram a lot of

00:45:30 social media like a smooth talk like all that stuff but like you know he's he's a good a good

00:45:36 man you know yeah i don't think women really value social media to that level it's good to like get 1.00

00:45:41 in the door to find girls but i don't think women care actually i don't think women care at all i 0.99

00:45:46 think women kind of respect you more if they're more mysterious and you don't have that type of 1.00

00:45:50 presence and like who's this guy really i just see what a check mark does to guys and like i have

00:45:55 not experienced that i mean to be honest like i i've had the check maybe maybe i'm wrong i don't

00:46:00 know i have not it's it for me and they don't talk about this in the red but it's been pretty

00:46:04 much all about character how you carry yourself in my experience the fame has not really it does

00:46:11 help it does help like if you go to a club and she's like i've seen you before it's pretty you

00:46:15 know but when it comes to that first interaction the blue check doesn't really never really did

00:46:21 much i don't know my point is more i just think like a lot of times girls overlook like the nerdy

00:46:26 guys and prefer like men with like you know status so like i just think of my mom's situation when 0.71

00:46:32 she was young like she valued character first what would define him as a nerd if you met him

00:46:38 i don't know he's just nerdy guy gaming like what is no no like sports fan glasses no no he's just

00:46:46 an engineer okay so smart or nerdy no my dad's super smart he's like i don't think those two

00:46:54 are the same i would say a nerd like the 40 year old guy who still has a bunch of

00:46:59 no no he's not like that he's my star wars collection i don't think of it as a bad thing

00:47:03 my dad's just the type of guy to like program for like 10 hours or figure out stuff on his

00:47:08 business for like 10 12 hours um yeah i don't think your mom ever saw him as nerdy she saw

00:47:13 was ambitious probably yeah i don't know i don't know but yeah she told me she liked him because

00:47:21 he was fun too but i my point nerds aren't fun nerds aren't fun okay maybe the nerd is the wrong

00:47:27 word yeah just a smart guy yeah it's not flashy yeah i just don't think like i don't know i think

00:47:35 nowadays i don't think like you know you always hear about like women overlooking like certain

00:47:41 guys in high school or whatever and then they like come back later like i i feel like that's

00:47:46 kind of like my dad or like certain i don't know oh like that meme where like the girl's sleeping

00:47:50 with the bad guy yeah she's pregnant five years later yeah where did all the good guys go and

00:47:55 he's rich now that was him yeah i don't know but i don't know i don't want to put my dad on black

00:48:03 that was interesting it's fun to see pearl's background yeah well yeah because um my i'm one

00:48:09 have seven kids and my parents they um well biological so I grew up the second to six but

00:48:15 yeah and then um like they adopted three teenagers so it's kind of crazy backstory where they find

00:48:21 the teenagers um one was homeless on my brother's football team and they took him in um one and then

00:48:28 one had an alcoholic mom they took her in and then one had um abusive parents and they took him in

00:48:34 were they all white uh yes oh okay because i knew some um some white families that adopted

00:48:42 back in high school and they would adopt like some black people it was just like just funny 1.00

00:48:46 you know like i have a black brother like do you you know like like the blind side yeah it was kind

00:48:52 of like that like what is this i don't know i i just i think that's that's two were two were like

00:48:57 my second cousins or something so two were related to me and then one um was a rando yeah one was

00:49:04 was just on my brother's football team it was kind of weird because i came back from college

00:49:08 and he was just like there and i'm like who's this hey he's your brother well we didn't call

00:49:13 him they just said this is chas and i was like oh hi chas so was he ever legally how old was he

00:49:17 when he was adopted like 16 so that he was just crashing at your place yeah but he still comes

00:49:23 to christmas and stuff yeah like he still lives at my parents house how old is he like 23 oh you

00:49:28 gotta get out of there well he's in school i don't know he just found a good family i guess

00:49:33 he's crashing you found a good situation yeah how are how's stuff with your family i know

00:49:39 things were like kind of rocky last time it wasn't rocky it was just um we it's difficult for them

00:49:46 like they're i would say my parents seem kind of similar to yours and so they're but like they're

00:49:50 always on the internet like oh like reading all the stuff and then okay calm down um yeah i recently

00:49:59 saw them and it was great it was great to hang out with them and I got to do I don't want to

00:50:06 I got to show them the fruits of my labor you know and it was good to be like hey you know I'm not

00:50:14 some bum here you go you know does that make sense yeah how did because I know you didn't 1.00

00:50:20 go home for Christmas right no no can I ask you about this or yeah I was just wondering like how

00:50:27 did you reconcile that it's it's all it's all good now it's just like the ideological differences

00:50:32 was um was tough to to balance but everything yeah everything's good now i'm glad to hear it

00:50:38 yeah yeah family family's uh the number one important thing um but like my my advice for

00:50:43 people watching is like just try to separate those political differences and those those

00:50:49 ideologies you know like if you can disagree and still tolerate somebody and still respect their

00:50:55 company um i think the past three years it became extremely polarizing with covid and and the v word

00:51:02 all this stuff was like just people were just like just like a lot of time

00:51:06 and trump that's another one you know it's just people did not know how to communicate properly

00:51:12 but everything everything's everything's good now we got to talk about these reaction channels that

00:51:16 bully you that's what i want i wanted to bring up bully i think they bully you i mean i don't

00:51:22 have youtube so i don't have the opportunity to defend myself on the same platform like when i

00:51:27 even get in these types of youtube drama people like all the literally every single streamer

00:51:33 every single one will react to the videos against me and then i drop my response silence they never

00:51:41 it's disingenuous well and i'm really tired of them throwing this three-way thing in your face

00:51:47 all right i'm so tired of that that's all they ever bring up against i mean that's all they have

00:51:51 when i told that story i knew it's an embarrassing story and i thought of it as like as a way to give

00:51:56 him something when i take it back i mean i think that that gives me more validity as somebody

00:52:01 who's speaking all the time and like why when people call me like a grifter i'm like no i've

00:52:07 clearly shown that i'm willing to be vulnerable and honest and tell embarrassing stories um you

00:52:13 know the first time i interviewed you when you told me about the three-way thing i was like i

00:52:19 honestly thought it was sweet because i was like oh he's going to the like such extreme lengths to

00:52:24 make her happy no it was it was guilt it was guilt it was like you know but that's never gonna be

00:52:32 they're gonna clip it that's never gonna that i'm never probably going to live down no that's 0.98

00:52:39 gonna be ammunition forever but i i mean it used to bother me used to get it like fuck like these 1.00

00:52:44 fucking uh i was just being honest it was an embarrassing story but it's just like man fuck 0.99

00:52:48 it like because they just throw it like you'll be making art it just irritates me because you'll 0.99

00:52:53 be making an argument about a a b or c and they'll be like but the three-way or whatever it was called

00:52:59 the the party the swinger party and you'll be like a swinger party you'll be like b and they'll

00:53:05 be like swinger yeah it's a good way to deflect from the conversation but i mean that's that's 0.97

00:53:09 social media yeah what do you it really used to like it was like fuck like to seeing but now if 0.99

00:53:16 you look at anytime i tweet there's just all these memes of uh all these cuck memes it's just people 0.98

00:53:21 have notifications on just to like different they photoshop my face and i i kind of find it funny

00:53:26 now or like all the big meme accounts on twitter like if i say anything they'll just um but i think

00:53:33 they bully you i think they bully fresh and fit i think they don't like don't use that word bully

00:53:37 they just they're seeking attention they're just using our names what's wrong with these word

00:53:42 bully because bullying implies that it hurts or like that it has an effect or that bullying is

00:53:51 like a guy giving you a wedgie and putting your face in the toilet and giving you a swirly like 0.96

00:53:55 that's yeah is he fucking are you serious these people that's true it's but this is this is what 0.98

00:54:02 they have like they they don't add anything to the conversation that's new they don't have anything 0.98

00:54:07 that they stand for their entire persona is just like talking down to other people they don't have

00:54:13 any point of view so they need us they need us to exist that's not bullying that's a leech you know

00:54:19 looking to find a clip like they're going to do this with this interview there's going to be

00:54:23 something probably something with the repeal the 19th probably something with the japan thing

00:54:26 there's going to be a video like sneeko advocates for white supremacy and then they'll just use that

00:54:32 and then get their content they're eating off of what i'm like me trying to add something new

00:54:37 to the conversation i don't see it as bullying i just see it as the chain of command can you

00:54:42 explain that more they don't exist without us yeah can you break that down their whole thing

00:54:48 reacting they don't have a point of view they don't stand for anything they don't believe in

00:54:51 anything they're not trying to seek anything like i'll be making a point a like you said yeah

00:54:55 swinger party like it's just reacting to to us it's it's leeching off of somebody else it's like

00:55:01 riding someone else's coattails even though they're saying negative things you are still

00:55:04 riding our coattails because i've seen channels where literally six videos in a row sneeko new

00:55:10 sneeko thing it's just non-stop you're talking about ava and preach not even them i'm not i'm

00:55:15 not even talking about them there's so many of them yeah i i don't i don't want to give this guy

00:55:19 because like if you think about it i see it there's a name it's the end you don't even know

00:55:25 who this is oh i don't know you probably don't know who this is okay but it's it's really funny

00:55:30 to me that i i won't say their name that they are they really desperately want they want it so bad

00:55:36 because they would give them something to like yeah and then they make a whole video but i can

00:55:40 i hold you i can just dangle this power like let me just not do it well they just find something

00:55:45 to argue with like that's all they're doing is they're looking for any like just anything that

00:55:50 they can it's not even an argument it's it's trying to tarnish your reputation because that's

00:55:55 what youtube incentivizes it incentivizes drama content youtube when i started and why i want to

00:56:00 bring art back and make something new it used to be like a new creation people like nigahiga like 1.00

00:56:05 it'd be creative there'd be something different uh youtube put like crazy montages new editing

00:56:10 styles youtube used to be a creative space and then this algorithm thing started where everybody

00:56:16 is trying to get pushing the algorithm so hard and you need to stay relevant you need to have a ton

00:56:20 of watch time so it does not incentivize you to make a five minute creative video which is what

00:56:25 i was doing it doesn't it doesn't push that it's hard to make money off of that but everybody

00:56:29 want to make money off of it want influence it wants attention so it's drama content it's content

00:56:33 that you watch for an hour like an hour long pearl the deep die and that's like a crazy face of you

00:56:39 looking like the truth about pearl and then it's just this mindless entertainment people will watch

00:56:44 it oh hey pearl and then they see you in public what do they do hey pearl well that the same

00:56:50 people that come up to you and take selfies are watching videos of like tarnishing reputation

00:56:54 because it makes them feel better about being failures it makes them feel better about not

00:56:58 doing anything they see somebody who's doing something who's saying something new who's trying

00:57:02 to push the conversation forward making money doing out here making their own content and they

00:57:08 need they need to feel justified that they're not doing it so that's what it pushes now it pushes

00:57:14 drama content youtube it it's just bad documentaries it's shitting on people there's not a lot of 0.85

00:57:22 creative people so when those people come along when somebody with a voice comes along everybody's

00:57:27 there trying to pull you and trying to get a piece of the pie because like why risk your reputation

00:57:31 why risk telling a story risk being authentic telling an embarrassing story uh when you can

00:57:38 protect your own reputation you know you could just be this like faceless person and all you do

00:57:43 is criticize it's it's better to do that you'll make more money you'll get more views will you

00:57:48 have fans no are you gonna add anything new no but you'll make more money and so like can you

00:57:55 blame them i don't blame them i mean if i had nothing to add if i didn't want to risk you know

00:58:01 putting my reputation on the line i'd probably do the same type of videos you're like inspiring me

00:58:07 a little bit right now thank you yeah because i'm like it goes back to like i feel like what i like

00:58:12 about you is you're so unafraid to like tell like even the the freaking three-way store i would die 0.71

00:58:17 with that secret that happened to me like i'm a completely authentic person yeah i think people

00:58:22 value that that's like why i will have longevity and while even though i'm banned i'm still

00:58:27 generating so many views for these people on a platform that i'm banned on because i'm actively

00:58:31 seeking truth through funny like people see me as somebody malleable somebody that's actively

00:58:35 thinking engaging in conversations and that's rare because everybody needs to act like they

00:58:40 know everything even the reaction channels they they put themselves at on a more high ground like

00:58:44 look at these red pillars because they don't want to risk changing their worldview there's not a lot

00:58:51 of people on the platform on social media who are like coming with a like oh let me try to find

00:58:55 things out you you come in with an angle of curiosity which is rare because people don't

00:58:59 want to like even right now like you mess up the word assimilate and immigrate and you're like oh

00:59:03 that was dumb but people don't ever want to put themselves in that situation because they don't

00:59:06 they need to seem like they know everything and it's disingenuous but humans are always learning 0.98

00:59:11 even even the stream we did it was like me you and destiny and i'll just be like yeah i'm dumb

00:59:17 but i don't mean it but it's just like i hate it when people act like they know everything so i'm

00:59:21 just like yeah i'm an idiot now what you know but then it's like hard because the reaction channel

00:59:26 is like we'll clip that and say yeah yeah and they clip freaking everything and i feel like 0.86

00:59:30 like i've been on longer i get more like nervous to tell stories or whatever because i'm just

00:59:35 like they've just started to like clip me and put things together in a way to like say things that 0.99

00:59:40 i didn't say and so it's actually like inspiring to talk to you because you don't give a fuck you 0.97

00:59:44 just have to let them because that's that's the chain of command like yeah you you're growing 0.99

00:59:48 something they're taking their little nibbles it's it's like a mosquito or like a little worm

00:59:53 in an apple like yeah getting their piece get in their food people don't like but have you ever

00:59:58 ever encountered a hater in real life like i get maybe someone in public like you call him a whale

01:00:04 but like someone who'd be like i hate you pearl uh like once or two not much not much what was it

01:00:09 it was i was recruiting at a chris brown concert um so we were recruiting like girls for the show

01:00:15 and there's i mean it wasn't anything crazy she was just like oh not you

01:00:19 but you came up to her first yeah yeah yeah okay like oh i know who you like but nobody has

01:00:25 approached you okay that's what i mean like these people it's not i understand like when you're in

01:00:30 the space and you see these videos you like you want to protect your image and your reputation

01:00:33 but that's the that's the nature of the game that's how they silence people who are trying to

01:00:37 who are trying to add something new to the conversation that is they try to go out your

01:00:42 reputation because they have nothing else even the nick interview i did like that was honestly

01:00:46 one i'm it's going up yeah it's gonna go up um it was one of my favorite videos i've done because

01:00:51 i just learned so much in it and i know they're gonna clip this and like do whatever with it but

01:00:55 like genuinely i think he's a nice guy you can't be afraid of them because then then it seers away

01:00:59 from us having a conversation right now yeah and then us now we're thinking about how they're gonna

01:01:03 to go and no and that's what i realized that like you can't let them i'm trying to yeah i'm trying

01:01:09 to not let them but it's it's hard because it's like you'll start talking and you'll hear how

01:01:13 they'll pull the like it's so funny because you'll start to hear it in your head yeah how they're

01:01:18 gonna pull clips and you're like oh no i was thinking that this this yeah yeah even when i

01:01:24 was talking to you about my dad i'm like i don't want to say anything that they're gonna clip

01:01:27 and make my dad look bad you know because it's like i love same thing when you ask about like

01:01:31 the christmas thing i'm like oh there we go there's gonna be oh i mean we can cut it you can

01:01:35 keep it in but but like my my way of approaching this and advice for people watching is just

01:01:42 approach it if you have a pure heart and if you're a genuine person you have nothing to fear

01:01:46 like they'll try to tarnish your reputation but and one of the big turning points i saw

01:01:50 was working with mr beast like 2017 2018 i remember when i met these guys chris especially

01:01:58 the guy who's trans now they were shooting ak-47s they had guns in their thumbnails they were making 0.99

01:02:04 edgy jokes they're like oh i identify as an attack helicopter i'm 30 genders they're making 0.84

01:02:08 like edgy jokes and then mr beast is business minded you know he wants to be number one

01:02:12 youtuber so you don't want to give him any ammunition let me not give the woke mob anything 0.97

01:02:17 to take me down for i'm going to be as unproblematic as possible you stop cursing then he takes guns 0.63

01:02:23 out of the thumb imagine a mr beast video with an ak-47 now it's just like orbeez and pool balls

01:02:28 but when i was working that's what it was i remember i had this joke we were like building

01:02:31 a mansion for with boxes and i was making jokes about trump building a wall stuff like that he

01:02:36 would never see that joke now they even had like masculine guys when i was working they fired them

01:02:40 all and you replace them with like fruity guys um don't say that disrespectfully but that's who's

01:02:45 on the cast now and so when chris was working like when i when i met him he was like saying some

01:02:50 racist jokes saying some misogyny he was just like a southern guy driving the truck with the

01:02:56 hat i remember this guy i spent a lot of time with him and then seeing him now is the result of what

01:03:01 happens when you're afraid of the woke mob when you let them win when you are afraid of criticism

01:03:07 when you live for the social media algorithm you will become the social media algorithm which

01:03:11 they're all like they're kissing guys and they're trans now the guy like like i have no disrespect

01:03:17 but like he's not with his wife and anymore it is he changed that those family values because

01:03:24 let me not trigger anybody let me appease the youtube algorithm and youtube is is incentivizing

01:03:32 it youtube will be like you're glowing chris go chris snap snap snap youtube the youtube platform

01:03:39 so you see the you see where they want you to go they don't want you to trigger anybody you don't

01:03:44 want to put any haters on you even when mr beast was donating money and curing people's blindness

01:03:49 the woke mob still found a way to be like but you just you can't let them win if you have a pure 0.92

01:03:56 heart which i know mr beast does and hopefully i think chris does you shouldn't have to fear

01:04:00 anything let them talk let them try to take you down and continue to make the content that you

01:04:05 made you love youtube in the first place how do you get such thick skin because like i felt like

01:04:11 i had thick skin in the beginning but i just feel like the longer i'm on it's like hard

01:04:15 i don't know how you do it girl too yeah like it's gonna naturally be harder i mean

01:04:21 yeah it's a lot it had to have bothered you at some point right or never but this is what i do

01:04:28 is i just show i see it as uh free press i'm giving away the sauce right now yeah but how

01:04:36 did trump win the election in 2016 oh his media coverage he would just he would say things to

01:04:42 like trigger the media it worked and they would talk about him non-stop but trump was completely

01:04:47 dead set on his philosophy he loves america and so no matter what they say he's going to connect

01:04:52 with the real people mainstream news tried to lie about him russian misinformation he's a misogynist

01:04:58 he grabbed her by the whatever they try to lie about him but the people can see through that

01:05:03 I see all the reaction channels as the CNN of YouTube.

01:05:08 They're just trying to, it's pretty much the same thing.

01:05:10 Like, look at what Pearl said today.

01:05:12 New clip, new this.

01:05:14 And then people, you know, the people will watch it for entertainment, but they don't really believe it.

01:05:19 So I'm banned and they can't stop talking about me.

01:05:23 Am I living genuine to what I believe in?

01:05:26 Am I traveling the world?

01:05:27 Am I living a good life?

01:05:28 Am I training every single day?

01:05:29 Am I meeting incredible people all over the world?

01:05:32 Am I happy?

01:05:33 yeah so all this stuff it's just people talking about my name non-stop kind of found a hack in

01:05:40 the system because i'm supposed to be silenced i'm off of youtube twitch tiktok all and they

01:05:45 can't stop talking about me so as long as i do not let them affect me and if i don't go down

01:05:50 soup to their level i'm winning i'm just getting free press it depends on how you react to it so

01:05:57 when you get all this cancellation type stuff and when they try to the drama content they will look

01:06:02 at you under a microscope and as long as you're living genuine to what you believe in then you're

01:06:06 gonna you're gonna get some you're gonna get more fans people are gonna respect you more

01:06:10 the the way that i get around that is paying close attention to how they're really looking

01:06:15 at your reaction to all this and if you can if you can beat them then you will have longevity

01:06:19 longer than they will inspiring me a little bit i'm like maybe we should make more original content

01:06:24 and less reactions yeah i i think um conversations are good and and this is why like you know the

01:06:31 Hypocrisy.

01:06:31 I blew up a lot doing streams reacting to stuff.

01:06:35 Of course, I try to add my own spin on it, add my own comedy.

01:06:38 But, you know, how different is it than the other content?

01:06:42 But I want to separate myself from that.

01:06:43 I want to really ascend to the next level because I don't want to be in this echo chamber of like, oh, this is forever. 0.99

01:06:51 It's just garbage.

01:06:52 So what projects do you have coming up? 0.86

01:06:54 I don't have any projects coming up.

01:06:56 None?

01:06:56 I mean, I have interviews lined up and I'm going to continue traveling the world.

01:07:00 But the way that I create is a lot of time through traveling and new experiences being around different people.

01:07:07 It just it comes organically.

01:07:10 I don't like planning things out.

01:07:12 If I want to plan it out too much, then it takes away that that that curiosity and that fun aspect.

01:07:18 It needs to be fun.

01:07:20 Like if it ever feels like a chore, if it feels like work, that's when I notice the artistic aspect is taken away.

01:07:26 But if I'm really passionate about it, then that's when I create something different.

01:07:31 Tell me about – you had a tweet, and I can't remember exactly what it was, but it was about Japan, and it was, like, about it being a very similar society.

01:07:41 It was something with race mixing.

01:07:42 I don't remember what I said exactly, but Japan is – and I guess some of these stats, so the birth rate and stuff like that, like, you know, it could be higher right now.

01:07:52 But the way that it's run and the way that the people act and treat each other is pretty much the America that Nick Fuentes wants.

01:08:00 Low immigration, homogenous society, conservative.

01:08:03 Everybody votes for the same party.

01:08:05 You know that there's no, like, culture war in Japan?

01:08:08 It's exhausting coming back because you realize, like, how Polaroid.

01:08:10 People can't even decide how to gender. 0.91

01:08:12 And then over there, everybody votes for the same party.

01:08:14 They believe in the same thing.

01:08:16 They just want to work and enjoy food, have fun.

01:08:21 They want to live a good life.

01:08:22 So they all vote for the same. It's been the same party for like 50 years in Japan.

01:08:26 So that's pretty much like the America that Nick Fuentes wants.

01:08:30 And I see that as the only solution.

01:08:33 I don't see this like every four years someone else we put the president in jail.

01:08:40 I don't see that any longevity in the West if we keep it like that.

01:08:45 I think that you actually need, to some extent, I think you need a dictator to save America.

01:08:51 The way Putin's been in charge of Russia for, like, 20 years, that's the only way to—

01:08:57 And a lot of Russia—most of Russia is pretty happy with Putin.

01:09:01 They like him.

01:09:02 There was, like, some controversy for a couple years, but they like the way that he's running it.

01:09:07 The two-party system, it's just—there's too much infighting, and it makes everybody—

01:09:13 How do they do it?

01:09:14 It's one party?

01:09:15 Where, in Japan?

01:09:16 In Russia.

01:09:16 I don't—

01:09:17 In Russia, it's been Putin's a dictator, and he's been the president.

01:09:21 Are you for dictatorships?

01:09:22 I'm not.

01:09:23 I wouldn't say, like, I'm not pro-dictator.

01:09:25 They're going to clip it.

01:09:26 Clip it.

01:09:26 No, I'm not pro-dictator, but it's working in Russia.

01:09:30 How is it working?

01:09:33 They hold on to their Christian values, and they're stomping Ukraine. 1.00

01:09:37 I got to tell you something.

01:09:39 When I saw that arms dealer that they let out, you know what I'm talking about?

01:09:44 I watched this interview with him, and I'm like, is he based?

01:09:47 yeah yeah there's a video and he's talking about how america is not the same america anymore

01:09:52 they've lost their values and i was like this arms dealer that's like supposed to be horrible

01:09:57 you know who's really base and i recommend people like actually read his manifesto

01:10:04 no the unabomber who's the unabomber the unabomber mailed these bombs to scientists who were 0.72

01:10:09 who were lying and like he did kill people like not not a good guy evil person but if you read

01:10:16 his manifesto the unabomber manifesto like that guy predicted everything in advance about the

01:10:21 decline of western civilization about identity politics about how we need to feel like the

01:10:26 victims all the time uh the hypocrisy of the feminist movement like all that and how they

01:10:33 use race to keep us divided he was just that guy was extremely base um probably psy opt and probably

01:10:39 uh they got they mk altered him that's when cia does mind control over extremely smart people in

01:10:45 order to make him insane how okay you want to like really go down i want to be red pill if you 0.63

01:10:51 look if you look at all the all the shooters if you look at like the mass shooters a lot of time

01:10:56 who was talking to them a couple weeks before the shooting a lot of time it was a fed a lot of time

01:11:01 he was in a discord call with the shooter like why is a fed talking to somebody who ended up shooting

01:11:06 up a public event a school or a concert like why is a fed talking to him on discord what ideas was

01:11:13 he giving him if you look at um who's that guy um the january 6th guy the viking i forgot his name

01:11:21 but like why is he being led around by police like what who who gave him the idea to go do this

01:11:29 was he a martyr like was he supposed to be this symbol of how crazy uh conservatives are

01:11:36 there's always a fed talking but i think that they they feed these people ideas so that they

01:11:43 go and commit like it's not like they're forcing you know for a fact that they were on a call with

01:11:47 the fed is that like a fact or the um the january 6th guy no but who it was the most um yeah there

01:11:56 there was um i think i gotta i gotta fact check it it was one of the most recent shootings

01:12:01 they were on a discord call with him four weeks before the shooting went down i'm not sure if it

01:12:07 was a trans shooter but um that is that is true you want let me fact check right now i don't know

01:12:13 i'm just asking so but basically they make them crazy they don't make them crazy but they find

01:12:21 crazy people to give them crazy ideas and validate their crazy thoughts yeah and so then do you think

01:12:29 that's to invalidate groups they see as powerful so like the conservative group the the red pill 0.59

01:12:35 like because there was a someone that listened there's like a red pill school shooter or

01:12:40 something right wasn't there no I swear there was someone that did something but they were

01:12:45 labeling him as like an incel and saying that he was affiliated with like red pill content

01:12:50 am I making this up I swear there was someone like a couple maybe maybe I'm wrong well I mean

01:12:55 You know, the FBI says that based on red-pilled is like a term associated with domestic violence or domestic terrorism.

01:13:07 They actively, they're watching this content.

01:13:12 But I'm just thinking, like, if I wanted to decrease the validity of a group, that would be a perfect way to do it.

01:13:18 Find someone in the group that's weak or kind of crazy and get them to do something crazy.

01:13:22 Now the media covers it, and that way everyone thinks that group is crazy or bad, especially if you own the media.

01:13:32 Yeah, they want to invalidate it, so there's a lot of reasons, like some of the times for gun control,

01:13:39 but this conversation can get you in trouble to see what happened to Alex Jones.

01:13:44 But, yeah, it was the Buffalo shooting.

01:13:46 The Buffalo shooting, he was talking to a Fed and Discord four weeks before.

01:13:55 Yeah, the guy was called OG and Discord.

01:14:00 Yeah, like, why is he talking to a Fed and Discord?

01:14:02 What is the Fed doing in Discord?

01:14:04 And you think this is, like, can we talk about the Satanists or that could be banned?

01:14:07 We can talk about it.

01:14:08 Okay, so, like, who are the Satanists?

01:14:10 That could get you banned. 0.82

01:14:11 okay wait so what like what can you tell me about the deep state red pill i want to be red pilled

01:14:19 more okay i mean i'll put it like this humans are are good we have good intentions but greed is what

01:14:29 ultimately corrupts us that's what corrupts everything that's the reason wars happen is

01:14:33 greed that's the reason that division happens that's why they want to keep people down so that

01:14:37 They can have enjoyed life more than other people.

01:14:41 Power corrupts.

01:14:42 We've talked about how influence,

01:14:44 people really want to be that person of influence.

01:14:46 They don't want other people to have it.

01:14:48 It's greed that corrupts society.

01:14:52 So if you want to figure out who the Satanists are,

01:14:54 just look at who the greedy people are. 0.66

01:14:57 And you think they, how do they corrupt society?

01:15:01 Like, how do they do it?

01:15:03 They corrupt society by feeding us false ideas

01:15:06 about individualism by giving us ideas about transgenderism by telling us that women should 1.00

01:15:14 vote so that we could be equal like if you look at like who created feminism who created feminism 1.00

01:15:19 the satanists no they they always they give us these ideologies they they've if you look at who

01:15:26 started communism it was all the satanists huh how do you know they're satanists because i mean

01:15:34 they don't believe in they don't believe in good like if you believe in god and you believe in the

01:15:39 the greater good for humanity then you would care about one another you wouldn't you wouldn't feed

01:15:44 these ideas you wouldn't create communism you wouldn't create you wouldn't start the first

01:15:49 transgender surgery like why would you do that if you if you believed in like if you cared about 0.99

01:15:54 people if you valued a child's life that this would never happen so you i say satan is just

01:16:00 to be like evil you know that's just just evil greedy people i feel like there's like evil people

01:16:06 and there's like good people and the majority of people are just like sheep you know yeah and they

01:16:11 just kind of go with they get influence yeah and i feel like it's like the good people and the evil

01:16:17 people are like battling it out at the top but we don't like see it you know and maybe it's like

01:16:22 in the media or like whatever it is and i feel like this is all feelings no facts just you know

01:16:28 but and i feel like the sheep are just like trying to figure out like who to follow

01:16:33 but now i feel like in the in the west it's like the bad people are winning because we have all 0.99

01:16:37 these crazy feminists we have all these crazy like transgenders the family's breaking down 1.00

01:16:41 and it's like and then you get somebody who's speaking a message of truth and we put them in 0.99

01:16:46 jail for three months without any charges uh and and anybody who's still saying like oh they're

01:16:51 traffickers they're human traffickers look do you do you want to live in oh like how do you want to

01:16:57 live in a society where under the suspicion of a crime you can go to jail for three months while

01:17:03 they go and search for evidence that alone is such a very obvious idea very blatant corruption

01:17:11 and ultimately and people turn their head about it and they and they still like well he's bald

01:17:17 what what is wrong with you there's no evidence of anything they're looking for the evidence so

01:17:21 that you can be put in jail to look for evidence for three months do you get nervous that'll

01:17:26 happened to you no no I don't live in fear I don't I don't live but that's what happens at

01:17:31 a certain level of influence they need to do something about it same thing happened to Trump

01:17:35 right now so um for people that don't know like we're talking about Andrew Tate so what

01:17:41 when did your friendship start with him I mean I went to Bucharest uh in November I would say uh

01:17:48 I'm a little bit closer with Tristan than Andrew but yeah I mean they saw my content stuff like

01:17:52 that and i did some talk to tristan on stream a couple times and we get along and then we hung

01:17:58 out hung out in bucharest and then uh yeah we were planning like right before the uh they got

01:18:03 locked up we were planning a stream but it's a little bit difficult now and were all these women 1.00

01:18:08 just having a horrible time just being trafficked when you were there that was it was just like

01:18:15 really eye-opening because you see that was the perfect example how you see one narrative

01:18:19 pushed on social media and then you see in real life and it's just very obviously not true and

01:18:24 you see how many people believe in a lie and i understand like some people are still trying to

01:18:29 argue it like well they actually this is well source source you point blank period you should

01:18:37 not be put in jail under the suspicion of a crime like imagine like all these people that are

01:18:41 criticizing they do drugs right that's a crime should you be put in jail while the police search

01:18:47 your apartment for drugs and then they find it is that a society you want to live in like

01:18:51 well i am committing okay if you actually are committing a crime right now you should be put

01:18:55 in jail and wait till they find the weed in your apartment make it fair if you think that these

01:18:59 people should be put in jail while they go and search for something that doesn't exist well and

01:19:03 why don't people believe the people that were actually there because you actually went to his

01:19:09 his mansion right yeah and there are so many people that actually went to his mansion and said

01:19:14 no the women are are good like why why don't people believe you guys because our worldview 1.00

01:19:22 trumps their entire worldview like if we are right then their existence and their

01:19:28 entire ideology makes no sense so they don't actually think that these people are evil they

01:19:35 don't think andrew interested are evil but them existing just corrupts their everything they talk

01:19:42 about corrupts their philosophy so they need them to be silenced it just it makes them feel better

01:19:47 it's cope they need them to be bad people so that they can feel better about what they're talking

01:19:51 about they know that they're not nobody actually thinks that they're guilty of anything that even

01:19:57 the people i don't want to say their names anymore because but they know that they're they know that

01:20:02 they're we all know they know they're innocent yeah but they they need them to be in jail so

01:20:08 they can keep on streaming on switch yeah i think it's a shame because it's just like if that can

01:20:15 happen to andrew a guy with it's gonna happen to you too that could happen to anyone it can happen

01:20:20 and it's even they've it's been close with a lot of people that are still hating and accusing

01:20:25 it's a giant warning sign for men and still people actively turn their head to it and act like this

01:20:32 is not possible like oh some women will accuse you and you could be put in jail while they go 1.00

01:20:37 and look for the evidence of it that is a crazy world to live in and i'm saying that now and it's

01:20:43 very possible that it could happen to me that's it's not an unrealistic thing to talk about they

01:20:48 could just put me in jail because some girl said something without any evidence well thank you so

01:20:54 much for coming today thanks for having me on we left on a dark tone but it's it's a warning sign

01:20:59 this is this is what i want to say you want to move to chicago i'm saying for for anybody watching

01:21:04 i think it's best to make as much money as possible to start an online business and then

01:21:11 be able to go to different places so that you're not trapped so that you're not under constant

01:21:16 surveillance so you're not under constant threat of somebody ruining your life because they are

01:21:20 telling you that that men are evil and i i care about women equally um as i care about men like

01:21:27 we talk about repeal the 19th because women will be happier if they're in their feminine state 1.00

01:21:31 raising children and staying home yeah tell me tell me where should i move what should i what

01:21:37 should i do i don't know what should i do with my life i don't know that's why i'm going to

01:21:41 continue traveling the world training working hard can you give me spark notes after your let

01:21:47 me know after my travels yeah yeah well i'm about to go to south america and then i'm going to

01:21:51 eastern europe um in a couple days so i'm going to continue seeing the world and then figure that out

01:21:56 But if you are critically analyzing the chessboard, there is absolutely no reason, no real reason to stay in the West other than my family's there.

01:22:07 Yeah.

01:22:08 That's it.

01:22:09 Culturally, no.

01:22:11 Family-wise, no.

01:22:12 Quality of life, no.

01:22:14 Taxes, like.

01:22:15 Do you think, okay, because my one question is, you don't think that, like, when you have, because my family's pretty, like, well off,

01:22:22 so you don't think it's a bit of a bubble when you have money in the west a bubble for you

01:22:27 because it's like even okay yeah chicago is bad but we live on 40 acres in the i don't even i

01:22:31 don't think you should care like that's like the white guilt like when you say that like oh should

01:22:36 i live shitty with people in chicago because i have money no no i just meant like my parents built

01:22:41 like so my parents have i'm a 10 bedroom house and they bought a whole neighborhood for me and

01:22:46 my siblings to like live in you know and so it's like that's i don't know that's where everyone's

01:22:52 from that's where everyone i know is so why why is it bad to live in a bubble no it's not so that's

01:22:57 why i was saying like even if you stay in the west like isn't it different if you have money

01:23:01 that's true yeah that's true but you're gonna have a harder time like the average person watching

01:23:08 this is not gonna have that scenario so right right no you said that to me why would i go to

01:23:12 oh yeah there you go yeah you can and you're not gonna be put in jail for some men falsely accusing

01:23:17 you you're just going to get some hit pieces from nerds from some reaction that's it and they're

01:23:23 like twice my age some of them a lot of them yeah all the people making videos about us are much

01:23:28 older than us it's very funny you imagine being like in your mid 40s talking about a bunch of

01:23:32 20 year olds like like doing research like look at this clip i found of this guy half my age like

01:23:38 bro what like you really people really watch this i'm like you guys are so grown how are you still

01:23:45 doing this i have empathy for them like this this is their life like i don't want to be that

01:23:50 yeah at that age i'm going to be i want to be out of here i don't want to be doing much bigger

01:23:54 things than that so hey man i i genuinely you call it bullying i genuinely look at it with

01:23:59 empathy like this is your your livelihood you need me you need pearl without what are you going

01:24:06 to talk about without it so just let them have it let it genuinely like next time they do it you

01:24:10 should be oh look at oh i needed i needed this come everyone here yeah it's okay it's just been

01:24:16 a crazy like oh my gosh oh the colonizer oh that's so cute oh you think i'm right oh silly reaction

01:24:23 channel you go oh i love you well you know what's crazy it's like the same people that would say 0.63

01:24:30 they were so worried about the people that work here we're calling them slaves which is more

01:24:35 racist than anything like to even bring slavery into this while people are like enjoying life and 0.98

01:24:40 working yeah making money it's just just just oh you're a little wokey you're a retard let him let 1.00

01:24:47 him have it what what do you believe in can you specify that a little bit you always say that the 0.91

01:24:53 reaction channels don't stand for anything they don't believe in anything so what do you believe

01:24:57 in what do you stand for i believe in well i'm trying to be a better muslim and believe in god

01:25:03 more and i believe in creation i i think i outlined it on this podcast i think that men are at their

01:25:13 happiest when we are creating when we are creating something new if you create a business or if you

01:25:18 use for me it's creating art um adding something to the world creating life starting a family those

01:25:25 are that's where we derive our happiness from uh and these people that they're not really creating

01:25:29 they're just responding. And so I don't think that's a happy existence. I think that just like

01:25:34 being someone, a talking head, I don't like this. I don't see that as a happy existence,

01:25:39 just trying to bring other people down. I believe in progress. I believe in like always moving

01:25:45 forward. Never, if you stay stagnant, that's where I get uncomfortable. I need to constantly be

01:25:51 evolving, growing, becoming better. And that's how I think society functions. If you have

01:25:58 men leading going forward and other people follow suit but social media provides a place where

01:26:03 instead of following the people that are strongest and that are in charge and i'm not saying i'm that

01:26:08 guy but instead of following those people and letting them lead their existence is just

01:26:13 criticizing them and bringing them down because you get you know digital points and money from that

01:26:19 so but we need men to to lead society and everybody else to follow women should be the 0.99

01:26:25 one's nurturing and raising the family and be that spiritual balance that's necessary for

01:26:31 for the world to function but we're in this very confused place where we're not sure who's who

01:26:37 what we should be doing right now we're seeing the perfect example of hard times create

01:26:43 strong men and this is where good times create weak men because we've had it easy for the past

01:26:49 20 30 something years in the west and we're seeing a fall apart when weak men are in charge 1.00

01:26:56 So I believe in growth.

01:27:00 I think if you're not constantly growing, then you're stagnant.

01:27:03 And when you're staying still, you're unhappy and nothing is going to be good.

01:27:07 Well, thank you for coming, Sneeko.

01:27:09 Tell them where they can find you.

01:27:11 Romo.com slash Sneeko.

01:27:13 That's Sneeko on Twitter.

01:27:15 You're back on Twitter.

01:27:16 Back on Twitter.

01:27:17 Thank you, Elon.

01:27:18 Elon's doing great things.

01:27:19 Yeah, he is.

01:27:19 I really like how he's calling out the fake news media.

01:27:22 And Elon is red-pilled.

01:27:24 He definitely is.

01:27:25 he sees through the garbage once you see it you can't unsee it and you can always tell

01:27:30 who's who kind of sees it you know what i mean a lot of people do see it and they choose not to

01:27:35 to cope yeah but yeah shout out to elon so yeah follow me on twitter and also the creativity

01:27:40 kit.com that's uh i host a call once a week uh teaching people how to make money online especially

01:27:45 through content creation uh if you have any questions 101 you can ask me there and i'll

01:27:50 talk to you directly it's 50 a month and we have professors every single day doing calls okay guys

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SNEAKO - April 26, 2023

SNEAKO Reveals The Secrets Behind YouTube Beefs, Andrew Tate, Art & More!

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