SNEAKO - Sneako REVEALS True Opinion on Andrew Tate, Women & Power

00:00:00.000 Today's guest has been banned off of YouTube and Twitch,

00:00:03.040 had beef with some of the biggest influencers on the planet,

00:00:05.860 and has flown in today specially for this interview.

00:00:08.440 It is, of course, the one and only Smeeko. 1.00

00:00:10.420 Hello, Smeeko. Nice to meet you.

00:00:11.880 How you doing? You all right?

00:00:12.840 Doing great, yeah.

00:00:13.460 There's very little room for a man to find himself now 0.99

00:00:16.960 without getting shamed or getting ridiculed.

00:00:19.520 Loyalty for men is different than loyalty for women.

00:00:21.600 I wouldn't want to raise a family in America.

00:00:23.260 They put the gay pride flag in every single classroom. 1.00

00:00:26.060 It's disgusting. 0.99

00:00:27.040 I was printing money, but Google stole it.

00:00:29.120 I mean, I'm still suing Google right now.

00:00:30.800 I was taking quite a bit of drugs when I was making those videos.

00:00:33.680 I want to, in a sense, take revenge on all the people that laughed when I got canceled. 1.00

00:00:38.500 Ha ha, dumpster d**k. 1.00

00:00:39.800 Hey, dumpster d**k. 1.00

00:00:41.080 What's up? 1.00

00:00:41.680 Let's go pub.

00:00:42.840 Come on.

00:00:43.560 Let's go pub.

00:00:44.740 Yeah, I'm racist. 0.96

00:00:45.760 I'm misogynistic. 0.90

00:00:46.540 I'm an incel.

00:00:47.240 I'm problematic.

00:00:47.960 Yes.

00:00:48.460 Everything you say I am, I am.

00:00:49.880 Now what?

00:00:50.660 What are you going to do?

00:00:51.420 What are you going to take away?

00:00:52.460 They already banned me.

00:00:59.120 so we had a bit of trouble coming into the country didn't we well what country are we

00:01:03.860 even in they don't know yet the usa so we set up in the usa in vegas we uh we have all the kit here

00:01:09.820 lots of cameras like five cameras a roman cam as well and uh they almost didn't let us in well

00:01:15.080 that is quite a lot of kit i mean we're talking probably what eight thousand pounds so ten

00:01:19.960 thousand dollars worth of kit i think closer to 15 actually i find getting into america like bad

00:01:24.620 enough like every time we get to customs it's like right on your best behavior now make sure

00:01:28.160 you're polite and make sure they let you that's why the thing is he was asking me the craziest

00:01:32.300 questions and i was just like stuttering at this point but um obviously yeah we got through and

00:01:36.780 then you got stopped didn't you i did get stopped but uh i wasn't too worried about it it was fine

00:01:41.220 we just double backed and sweet talked them and uh luckily we got through but what we needed was

00:01:45.800 a carne and the reason a carne is used is that you declare the amount of worth of your equipment

00:01:51.200 and then you have to redeclare that on the way out so you haven't sold any of that way to make

00:01:55.380 the story quite boring well you know you wanted an explanation you're gonna make it like yeah so

00:02:00.840 we're going up to the gate and boom we were stopped we had to go along the the line didn't

00:02:05.300 we um and then go into the separate bit and they were looking at all the kit thinking oh are we

00:02:10.240 allowed to bring that in is it maybe a gun in the big case tom had to say oh yeah they did think it

00:02:14.160 was a gun yeah yeah yeah yeah so it was very dramatic rather than what you just said it didn't

00:02:19.720 sound very dramatic at all but we got into the country and we set up for the podcast and there

00:02:25.440 was a stat you saw the other day wasn't there oh yeah i'll get the exact stat yeah so curtis did

00:02:30.380 you know that i found a crazy statistic the other day that in the last 28 days 98.6 percent of our

00:02:37.880 viewers are not subscribed you what 98 can you believe that that wasn't scripted at all but

00:02:43.860 No, that is crazy, guys.

00:02:45.560 So if you're one of those 98.6% of people

00:02:48.780 that haven't subscribed,

00:02:50.020 I'm going to say to this camera,

00:02:51.400 make sure to smash that subscribe button.

00:02:53.980 I was going to say thumbs up button. 0.91

00:02:55.220 Make sure to smash it

00:02:56.060 because we've got some great guests coming.

00:02:57.840 And the bigger the podcast gets,

00:02:59.280 the bigger the guests get.

00:03:00.240 Indeed.

00:03:00.660 Speaking of big guests,

00:03:01.740 today's guest has been banned off of YouTube and Twitch,

00:03:04.680 had beef with some of the biggest influencers on the planet,

00:03:07.420 and has flown in today, especially for this interview.

00:03:10.060 It is, of course, the one and only Sneeko, 1.00

00:03:11.940 and he'll be arriving any minute now.

00:03:13.940 Nice to meet you.

00:03:15.160 Hello, Sneeko.

00:03:16.340 Nice to meet you.

00:03:16.840 How are you doing?

00:03:17.380 You all right?

00:03:17.800 Doing great, yeah.

00:03:18.740 Good, good.

00:03:19.380 Finally together.

00:03:20.340 Do you want a drink, I think?

00:03:21.580 Do you have water?

00:03:22.620 Yeah, I've got a water ready for you.

00:03:24.260 It's for sparkling water,

00:03:25.720 but I'm like, let me know.

00:03:27.140 You're going to get a steel.

00:03:28.360 It's just, oh, I'm so brokey.

00:03:30.380 So should we kick it off with a hard question?

00:03:33.420 Sure, yeah.

00:03:34.060 Sneeko, why should people listen to you? 0.98

00:03:37.320 Because I am constantly trying to inspire, motivate.

00:03:41.420 I like high energy and get better this year is all about self-improvement and about uh I think

00:03:47.000 filling that that gap um now that Andrew and Tristan by the time that people are watching

00:03:51.680 this they're they're in prison right now they just extended it and um Tristan told me a couple

00:03:56.380 months ago he said like I'm passing the torch to you and Andrew said uh if I'm Morpheus you could

00:04:00.220 be Neo and I think at the time when I first started listening to their content I was kind

00:04:04.700 of a degenerate I was doing a lot of degenerate stuff um I was smoking weed all the time I didn't

00:04:09.900 really have a clear purpose. I was an atheist and my life has completely turned around in the span

00:04:15.240 of like several months. I was thinking about that a lot on the Uber here, how even like five, six

00:04:20.360 months ago, people have been watching my stream to see the growth of streaming every single day,

00:04:25.400 of working hard every day, going to the gym every day, doing the right thing every day,

00:04:28.680 praying every day. It has completely turned my life around. And now I'm at the point where I'm

00:04:32.560 walking around in Vegas like, whoa. And I think before then, maybe last year, like just telling

00:04:37.860 the story i would i was just part of the degeneracy but now i'm like the west is done so i think people

00:04:44.080 can listen to me and get inspired and and learn something because i my motto is seek truth through

00:04:49.980 funny and i i think that the truest thing is usually what's funniest if you're not capable

00:04:54.140 of being funny like kamala harris the vice president for example she's like school bus 1.00

00:04:58.500 it's like it's creepy the way that they don't understand humor if you're that filled of

00:05:04.080 nonsense you're not able to communicate or even be human um so every day i stream and it's i always

00:05:10.720 try to talk about the subjects that other people aren't going to talk about and i have nobody in

00:05:14.640 my ear telling me what to say i only care about being funny having fun um exposing the truth and

00:05:21.680 improving so has having money changed you do you think some people say it has um but not i don't

00:05:28.780 think so i think it's made me more well-rounded and it's given me more responsibility i'm in

00:05:33.840 charge of more people now I have more employees and I have more at um I have more to risk when I

00:05:40.840 was a brokey it's just that's what you could be more of a degenerate because you have nothing to 1.00

00:05:44.420 lose so I'm you just be gambling a thousand doesn't matter because I only have ten thousand

00:05:47.460 dollars but now you got you got to be more responsible and smarter and I have to constantly

00:05:52.840 like now when I sit down at a restaurant I'm always sitting like against the wall making sure

00:05:56.240 I could see everybody and I'm just more I'm more responsible and more I'm thinking more of the

00:06:01.900 future now like how could I build an empire you know I have a made a million but how do I make

00:06:05.940 20. So did you kind of like change your life before accessing the the million or did you get

00:06:13.340 the million after changing your life so did it help you make the changes or did the changes help

00:06:17.660 you make the money it would happen at the same time you know I don't think I would have been

00:06:21.020 able to make uh to get to a million if I wasn't changing my life and wasn't making the right

00:06:25.860 decisions I would not have been able to put myself in that situation so it was just it was a constant

00:06:30.400 thing it happened at the same time but now you have a million when you're a kid and you have

00:06:35.120 like think about a million dollars you're like that's incredible I'm a millionaire millionaire

00:06:38.720 but now you have it and it doesn't even seem like that much realistically because you know you know

00:06:43.500 the IRS 100,000 something like that you have employees or like maybe half of it is in a

00:06:47.480 business or something like that then you buy a car it's another 100,000 so it's it's in different

00:06:51.800 places and it doesn't actually seem as much before like before it seems like incredible but now it's

00:06:57.420 just you know part of your life you mentioned student loans how was college for you it was

00:07:02.200 okay I dropped out after two years I went to film school I think it was I learned some things but

00:07:07.220 I think it was just expensive procrastination for the most part a lot of it was just spent

00:07:11.680 doing degenerate things like partying and drinking and casual sex stuff like that it was just

00:07:17.200 a giant a lot of it was a waste of time I think 20 percent of that time spent in college I actually

00:07:22.540 learn stuff yeah Curtis made the very brave decision not to go to university and if he'd

00:07:28.260 gone it would have probably been on filmmaking or something like that oh really and your decision

00:07:33.020 was changed because you felt that you could learn more in the workplace didn't you yeah I think

00:07:37.780 experience is the best thing so I started my own media company and then that has led me here to

00:07:42.180 obviously having the podcast and everything so yeah I think yeah getting out there getting the

00:07:46.160 experience and doing the work it's it trumps university that's what you learn the most in

00:07:49.640 film school you don't learn anything really in class or like when you're doing homework you learn 1.00

00:07:53.020 when they tell you make a movie and then you're there with seven idiots with a dslr and you got 0.97

00:07:57.300 to just make a movie you know we're being here pretty much the same setting like someone's in 0.99

00:08:00.920 they're late you got to buy pizza for other people the lighting setup that's what you learn

00:08:05.040 and it was ironic because you're sitting in class and most people are just on instagram scrolling or

00:08:10.720 hung over or they're skipping because they like made up some excuse the actual and that's all

00:08:16.340 they told you to do you're paying 40 some people are paying 60 000 a year just to be told go make

00:08:21.600 a movie and so what you could have done is just go make a movie go make a movie did you feel like

00:08:26.560 you're the only one kind of like with talent in the group and holding everyone up because you had

00:08:30.340 that kind of experience on youtube yeah there were i was uh had specific memories of doing uh tv shows

00:08:36.220 and films and it was time to edit it and then none of they're like okay well this is like she wants

00:08:41.120 to do it she wants us she just we just have to do i'm like let's make something cool you know let's

00:08:45.080 make something like no we just have to do that like why are you in film school if you don't care

00:08:49.660 you don't want to make something dope like you could have been a business major you could have

00:08:53.680 been a lawyer or whatever but we're here we're supposed to create and you don't even want to do

00:08:58.120 it this is and i'm like i need to leave because if you are doing this to get the assignment done 0.97

00:09:03.440 who goes to to an art school to just get the grades that's the the big that's the the dumbest

00:09:08.920 idea you made some money uh modeling for nike as well how did that go i mean i learned a lot from

00:09:14.840 that i've modeled for nike burberry and a couple other things that was like a year two years

00:09:20.600 something like that during your student time it was during and right after i dropped out

00:09:26.440 and yeah some of the pictures look goofy you know just i'm sure you've seen the picture of you

00:09:31.220 running do you regret it now yeah i don't regret it i mean it's it's over and it was just part of

00:09:36.200 it um yeah they look they look funny like the the sprinting picture looks funny um so how do

00:09:41.580 they take those they put you on a treadmill and you know i was just i was just sprinting and they

00:09:45.120 had a fast shutter into this catcher when you're running you mentioned like wage gaps in the

00:09:48.900 industry and could you touch on that a bit because yeah for nike i don't have an nda anymore but like

00:09:53.180 the girls will make the twice the amount of money for the same job which is for the and they talk 1.00

00:09:57.860 about the wage gap all the time but they're the ones complaining yeah right and the male models 1.00

00:10:02.020 like no one ever is here like i'm victim they just accept it yeah it is what it is so do you

00:10:06.240 think that's fair that they should make double no of course it's not fair but i mean life is

00:10:11.560 isn't fair there's i think it is kind of fair because they're providing more value people

00:10:15.600 obviously like women are more likely to shop for clothes and everything and i suppose women buy a 1.00

00:10:21.040 lot of men's clothes as well so if they're providing more value to the marketplace surely

00:10:24.760 they should earn more i don't think it's because they're providing more value to the marketplace i

00:10:27.840 think it's because women are valued more for what they look like yeah and so it's the same thing when 0.95

00:10:32.920 they they talk about porn people men make no money and women make like three four times the amount

00:10:39.580 it's because they are seen as objects of beauty more i don't think that's true for nike for

00:10:43.240 example i think men buy nike way more like sports clothes okay i'm doing this the sprinting thing

00:10:47.940 those are like shorts and backpacks stuff like that i think uh that's that's men i think it's

00:10:52.520 just because of how women are seen as objects of beauty so that's their value and you worked for 0.97

00:10:57.140 mr beast for a while i understand what what happened there and i found that really interesting

00:11:00.700 yeah that could have been quite a career path i didn't know anything about that i only just found

00:11:04.000 out today i thought well yeah so that could have been a career path and ultimately i i decided that

00:11:10.220 i wanted to be a voice more than anything and his content he just posted this great video um

00:11:15.780 giving people the opportunity to see blind i saw that last night yeah yeah he's doing really great

00:11:19.760 things and it's that's just not what i wanted to do i've always wanted to be somebody who could

00:11:25.340 use their voice to shake the room i'd like to to have that impact and uh talk about politics social

00:11:30.900 issues and talk about what's really going on and that just wasn't the direction of mr b's content

00:11:35.780 i think back to it i remember wanting to make specific jokes like jokes about trump and hillary

00:11:40.920 because i was working like around the the first election or the first trump election and afterwards

00:11:46.620 he regretted doing he regretted like even adding those jokes i think he edited them out because he

00:11:50.060 just wanted to be clean he wanted to be friendly for everybody but i like you know racist jokes

00:11:53.840 homophobic jokes stuff that like people like huh i like when they have dark humor yeah i guess you

00:11:59.280 could say so um ed you know edgy jokes stuff like that it's just that that's what makes me laugh and

00:12:05.180 it seems very off-brand for you now like when i look at what you're doing now before oh it's

00:12:08.220 completely different it seems unnatural because we went on two completely different um tangents

00:12:13.460 but we started at the same place which i think is the interesting part we both started making

00:12:17.620 call of duty commentaries and there's just there was a generation of of people i'm sure you got

00:12:22.160 how old are you like 24 24 24 as well we're born on the exact same day exactly everything yeah

00:12:27.520 really yeah 30 plus um yeah so you guys remember there was a generation of like call of duty

00:12:34.100 commentaries i was doing that too yeah yeah i don't talk about it too much but yeah no i was

00:12:38.740 making more cinematic videos and he was doing that so we we kind of are the amalgamation of

00:12:42.880 what you did yeah i did the cinematic videos and i started doing the call of duty i was doing like

00:12:46.740 more trick shotting and stuff like that i did some of that too yeah i did the the yy fakie

00:12:50.980 but we both started doing that me and mr b so why did you start off with that type of content and

00:12:56.860 then transition to what you're doing now like it's quite a big change that was the coolest thing

00:13:01.120 you know when we were growing up seeing guys that can make money professionally gaming or like what

00:13:05.680 I thought was really cool is seeing people like just play the game and then talk over and I'm like

00:13:08.900 oh look like there's an avenue I didn't even show my face for like the first year I was just talking

00:13:12.560 over the gameplay and I didn't want it really I wasn't ever good at Call of Duty but that's just

00:13:18.400 where I started so yeah me and Mr. Beast both started there and then and found our paths but

00:13:23.300 that was just the coolest way i think to to make money online like you could you can make money

00:13:27.600 playing video games like that was insane to us i wish that i like knew it would turn into this you

00:13:32.820 know like back then it was like something but you never knew it would turn into this you look at

00:13:36.200 like phase and people like that now it's crazy well the face stock is crumbling right now but

00:13:40.120 i mean even the fact that they've gone public though that's true it's you would have never

00:13:43.320 thought that no our parents doubted us i'm sure that you thought that that was some some goofy

00:13:47.220 thing yeah well to be fair we didn't let him play games you know i say i didn't let him he could

00:13:51.880 have played games but we didn't encourage him to play games so therefore you were supportive of

00:13:56.980 youtube and you did actually appear in some of my videos back in the day so all the eating

00:14:01.020 challenges and riding around on hoverboards and things like that all private black suits

00:14:06.320 what was the specific role with mr beast if you did say i didn't catch you i don't know if you

00:14:10.500 did i mean it was just general content creation i was in the videos i was coming up with jokes i

00:14:15.060 was helping like set up the stuff i was even editing too i was just doing everything just

00:14:19.220 you know being a youtuber with him um and yeah that was for a couple weeks a couple different

00:14:26.080 times and then it didn't work out you know what's he actually like in person he's what you would

00:14:31.360 expect um very interesting to talk to i'm sure that you would love to do a podcast with him

00:14:35.020 um why'd you private all those old videos

00:14:37.460 i actually privated them because kai said we should because the brand is so much different

00:14:44.840 now and you know that people change over time and people on the internet don't accept that

00:14:49.200 that very very well i think that if it you know it's not like he would be canceled for them but

00:14:53.040 it's just it would be funny but it's just unnecessary you know so just what's the point

00:14:56.980 in having them up i just think that they were best to go i think who wants to see us doing

00:15:00.780 eating challenges when we're talking about business money success now it's so off brand

00:15:04.440 for mark now i think it's cool to see the the growth that's why i mean before they they banned

00:15:08.660 me i like to i kept all that up on my channel even with all the artistic content and even with

00:15:12.880 the stream i just left all my call of duty videos up all the my face camera feel hey guys this is

00:15:17.560 my first year because i i think that that's an important part of the internet it's the same thing

00:15:21.440 like you asked me if i regret doing the nike thing and the goofy like of course there's part of you

00:15:25.400 that would be like if i could erase that from the internet sure but it's like you know that's just

00:15:28.680 part of my life i did that and i think if your intentions are pure then that's what's more

00:15:33.440 important like i did modeling i wanted to make some money you know i was making call of duty

00:15:38.320 videos was i that smart talking about like syria and just whatever i was blabbing about atheism

00:15:43.800 uh no but my intentions were pure i wanted i was learning and i think that instead of trying to

00:15:49.320 create and uh curate a perfect image of yourself you should be able to accept the fact that humans

00:15:53.800 are flawed and that's what i think the audience should accept everybody who gets into content

00:15:57.620 creation they have this idea that like they need to be perfect all the time but the truth is like

00:16:03.360 humans are inherently flawed and i like showing that i like showing that people can can change

00:16:09.620 I was going to say, it's only when you look back in 10, 20 years time, you'll see how the stars have aligned for you anyway.

00:16:15.640 And you'll be able to track that passage through being a model, being, you know, game or whatever it was.

00:16:20.380 And that got you to where you are now.

00:16:21.860 So shall we bring them back then? The eating challenges?

00:16:24.540 Shall we bring them back?

00:16:25.520 I don't think so.

00:16:26.360 We didn't want to accept a sponsor on today's episode just because we'd have to censor what Sneaker said.

00:16:31.000 And, you know, that's not the kind of show we are.

00:16:33.100 Now, I don't know about you, Mark, but I think when building well, having a network that thinks the same way as you do is extremely important.

00:16:38.920 you'll bang on because your network is your net worth sure and it's always always made me money

00:16:44.240 yeah and that's a perfect segue to today's sponsor wow our discord group if you want to sign up to

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00:16:55.980 hit the link in the description below we'd love to see you in there anyway back to the podcast

00:17:00.940 to the show so google says your net worth is about a million how accurate is that

00:17:06.200 well the smart thing to do once you start making a lot of money isn't you don't

00:17:12.180 disclose how much it is exactly we think it's fairly north of that to be fair it's oh yeah

00:17:17.120 that's it that's pretty accurate yeah i mean and what was it like having tristan throw a party for

00:17:22.300 you for making him he didn't do it we were but we were just literally uh days before they were

00:17:27.660 locked up we were supposed to do it and we were planning it out and then he goes to jail so

00:17:32.080 thanks a lot romania preventing my part i was really looking forward to that party romania

00:17:36.320 you can let them free that would have been a good party i'm sure they'll delay it for you and have

00:17:40.600 it when they come out i'm sure that they should have like a release party they need time to go

00:17:44.340 and fix out their life and their family before i'm like hey what about my party like they have

00:17:48.260 much bigger problems to worry about so i'm not going to be but like selfishly yeah it's like

00:17:52.460 come on man you really have to lock them up now really now so what is your prediction with the

00:17:56.260 whole andrew tate situation i mean now they're they're trying to go and get them for money

00:18:02.400 laundering because the trafficking no evidence the the grape no evidence and kidnapping all that

00:18:09.680 just the sex things it's all nonsense all the victims have come out and and said that they're

00:18:14.340 good people there's nothing and so they're trying to get them for money laundering but

00:18:17.980 we'll see if they get some minor charges i was talking to myron from fresh and fit about that

00:18:22.200 And he comes from Homeland Security.

00:18:25.400 He was a former federal agent.

00:18:26.360 He thinks that they're going to get released

00:18:28.260 and then put on house arrest for a certain amount of time,

00:18:30.700 which I think that will be really interesting.

00:18:32.860 Imagine if they're confined to their home

00:18:35.540 and they can't go out.

00:18:37.100 To the compound.

00:18:37.880 To the compound, yeah.

00:18:38.940 And it's just them doing podcasts.

00:18:41.580 That's going to be something to witness.

00:18:45.320 But at the same time,

00:18:46.080 they're probably going to have to even more careful

00:18:47.180 with their words because their lawyers

00:18:49.360 are going to tell them what they can and can't say.

00:18:50.880 and the feds are obviously watching so it's going to be it's going to be interesting i think they're

00:18:55.740 going to be released and i don't they're going to keep trying to plant evidence but i think the

00:19:00.380 amount of people that are on their side and realize that they're good people it's going to

00:19:04.460 be too hard to lie about them see the difference between somebody like an actual human trafficker

00:19:07.820 like epstein is when they get when epstein gets accused of of human trafficking everyone's like

00:19:13.580 yeah yeah everyone around him is like yeah it all adds up doesn't it yeah it's like yeah it was

00:19:18.640 creepy like oh yeah 100 this guy was a pedophile but everybody around andrew today's like no he's

00:19:22.660 a great guy he's a great guy and i think that that reputation i think this is this case is proof that

00:19:27.160 your reputation with the people around you it really plays a role into how they how they charge

00:19:32.820 you it's hard for the mud to stick isn't it in that scenario yeah yeah we had a good experience

00:19:37.420 with him obviously he came on the podcast we also made a video on the main channel about how you

00:19:41.620 agree and disagree with some of the points he makes there's a good 85 that you know i'd agree

00:19:46.040 with that he says you know there's a little bit around uh certain areas that i'm sure we're going

00:19:49.960 to discuss today um but yeah certainly i think he's a very agreeable sort of guy but everyone's

00:19:55.300 got a skeleton in their closet and you wonder how far back they're looking don't you it's crazy how

00:20:00.040 we can just interview him and you know everybody just assumes that you agree with everything he

00:20:03.480 says there's nothing that you disagree that's the woke left ideology now like why are you

00:20:07.220 platforming this human you're giving him a platform like if we interview them and we agree

00:20:11.740 Yeah, if we agreed 100% with every single person

00:20:15.560 that sat in your position there...

00:20:17.680 It'd be a terrible conversation.

00:20:18.580 Well, we wouldn't have any guests

00:20:19.840 because there's no way you agree with everyone 100%.

00:20:22.860 And I think you take the interesting bits

00:20:25.560 from your personality,

00:20:27.240 and if that suits the viewer's personality,

00:20:30.180 then that's what they can learn from.

00:20:31.540 And they can make their own judgment.

00:20:32.820 Yeah, and they can learn from so many people,

00:20:34.540 not just one person.

00:20:35.360 Even if you don't agree, you can still learn.

00:20:36.980 You can still learn something from absolutely everyone.

00:20:38.720 Even if they are a criminal, you can still learn.

00:20:40.760 you know there's still something from some so what if andrew tate actually did turn out to

00:20:45.040 have done some of these things what would you think of that i mean i'm putting my reputation

00:20:49.920 on the line by actively defending him so much uh i've been in close contact with a lot of people

00:20:53.880 in the circle and they're they've been giving me updates about the case and every day like i'll

00:20:57.920 talk about it on stream when there's updates um i'm putting my reputation on the line by defending

00:21:02.760 a accused human trafficker right if they actually convict him and he's like oh look he actually 0.85

00:21:07.460 was doing all this stuff then i look like an asshole i look would you believe it it's a 0.95

00:21:11.060 no i wouldn't i wouldn't there's nothing about um his character and what i've seen and no i wouldn't 0.92

00:21:17.540 believe it i would think it was it was planted and i would have to really it would have to be

00:21:20.980 some really cold hard evidence for me to actually believe that this guy's a bad person which they

00:21:25.100 obviously haven't got because they'd have charged by now and right taking it to court yeah i just

00:21:30.700 it's really ironic how he predicted it um it's funny because we were the last people to interview

00:21:36.540 him yeah i saw that podcast right before yeah so he said all of that he said if they if they lock

00:21:40.800 me up i didn't do it they say i killed myself i would never kill myself and there's lots of debate

00:21:44.900 in the comments whether he said that because he knew that they were onto him or he said it because

00:21:49.460 you know he said that on many different podcasts yeah i suppose so he didn't probably know that

00:21:53.820 it was coming to that stage where he's actually going to be arrested because why would he go back

00:21:56.840 there so this is what i was really interested in where did the name sneaker come from yeah it was

00:22:03.000 just uh my going back to call of duty is my gamer tag i said that so it was just like a little

00:22:08.060 nickname i had when i was a kid um really nothing that special but recently i've been trying to

00:22:12.560 because people you know ask me this question i've been trying to attach meaning to it so i was

00:22:17.060 thinking about the acronym like uh seek no evil and kill opposition it's kind of what like ksi did

00:22:23.440 knowledge strength and integrity yeah but he doesn't really stand for any of that huh

00:22:27.780 so yeah what's your opinion on that ksi there let's great great segue yeah that wasn't really

00:22:32.340 integrity but he's gonna be like thank god and you take our band and then oh well i was just

00:22:38.680 copy pasting it from tiktok come on liar he actually i was just dming him um the other day

00:22:43.800 because i'm doing this challenge on my instagram story where people post stuff like i could have

00:22:47.900 been watching porn but instead i'm in the gym or i could have been simping on only fans i could

00:22:51.920 have been playing video games and then they're there i think that's that's um the best use of

00:22:55.940 my instagram recently it's been pretty quiet uh but that's like seeing everybody motivate each

00:23:00.300 other and post these stories and and then i one person said i could have been watching ksi right

00:23:05.160 now and i tagged him in it and then he he challenged me to a fight again and uh yeah obviously like

00:23:10.560 he he's trained more so that will have to if that does happen i will need uh to train but he's not

00:23:17.160 technically a very good boxer is he like obviously he can pack a punch he's better than me he's better

00:23:22.440 than me so he's done a lot of training yeah he's better than me so you'd want to give yourself a

00:23:26.500 chance wouldn't you yeah I need to train more obviously I want to I want to say what you're

00:23:30.360 saying but you know I can't you know there's there's a lot there's a lot of power in sitting

00:23:34.600 behind a podcast and talking about other people and stuff like that but he wouldn't win so I need

00:23:38.980 to train more where does the whole like could have been watching Netflix but went to the gym

00:23:42.040 thing come from because I think it's quite impressive like how many people you're actually

00:23:44.800 sharing that are making a positive impact on themselves because of what you've you know told

00:23:48.500 them to do or whatever where does it come from yeah I don't know just something I came up with

00:23:52.020 i was just in the gym and i didn't want to go and i was really sweaty and i've been like bro i could

00:23:55.480 been like watching tiktok right now and i posted it and then i think i started a ripple effect and

00:24:00.600 then people decide to go instead of and that's actually like one of the the andrew tate philosophy

00:24:05.720 that you don't go to the gym when you feel like it you go when you're supposed to you don't brush

00:24:10.220 your teeth because you want to but you just do it so that was a big shift in my mentality to do the

00:24:15.460 right thing every single day you don't do it because like i don't feel like it you just have

00:24:19.360 to do it every single day and then that switch um has really had a positive effect on my life

00:24:25.380 what triggered your change up in the style that you used to have on youtube because it was very

00:24:30.400 cinematic before and obviously now it went very reactionary and i think i saw a clip where you

00:24:36.340 mentioned like someone was reacting to your content you said it's kind of lazy content and

00:24:40.620 you wouldn't do it but now that's kind of what you are doing lazy who was i talking about i'm not

00:24:45.860 sure who it was was it moist critical or someone like that i can't remember the exact person i think

00:24:49.840 it was something cold but yeah oh you're saying it's more relying on and kind of leeching off

00:24:54.320 someone else's work rather than creating their creativity yeah well i talk about politics at

00:24:59.020 the beginning of all my streams i try to read articles and interact my audience and i do

00:25:02.560 interviews i interviewed ryan dawson recently he just got back on twitter it's not just recently

00:25:07.900 i haven't even really been reacting to videos it's just been trying to talk to my audience

00:25:12.040 and it's almost like stand-up comedy if i'm streaming for like five hours every single night

00:25:16.060 i try to bring energy the entire time it's me mike camera go and then you're just there

00:25:20.720 you're entertaining people you bring on different people uh if they write an article saying that eggs

00:25:25.440 are are going to cause blood clots instead of the vaccine then i'll just like take a carton of eggs

00:25:30.420 and chug it in front of it and then people will send videos of them drinking eggs and we're like

00:25:33.580 yeah and just pounding our chest so i i try to treat it like a like a like stand-up comedy like

00:25:38.480 a performance. Like I'm here. It's a show. It's not just lazy content like that. And also I have

00:25:44.020 a specific philosophy with what I do. There's what I believe in. So the philosophy of my stream

00:25:49.760 is to expose the brainwashing and to wake people up from that and show a lot of what goes wrong in

00:25:57.040 the West if you follow that degenerate path. So I have a specific belief. When I'm talking about

00:26:01.960 those other channels, like I would say Abba and Preach is a good example of like they just rely

00:26:06.260 on drama right I can't rely on drama because I'm banned on YouTube I don't have the benefits of

00:26:10.940 the algorithm anymore it's just like how entertaining can you be to bring the live

00:26:14.520 viewers is where it all comes from on YouTube for example it was a little bit easier because I could

00:26:18.680 just like make a reaction video like KSI is exposed and then it's just me like ah and then

00:26:23.480 five minutes and then boom like 200,000 views but now I don't have that I don't have the privileges

00:26:27.640 that other people have on Twitch and YouTube I don't have this this algorithm so it's just about

00:26:31.980 entertainment but channels like abba and preach for example and moist critical all these people

00:26:37.160 they're they're older than us i mean well younger than you but they're older than us and they they're 0.99

00:26:44.220 they're stupid like genuinely they thought that the pizza box docs greta thumb like was the reason 1.00

00:26:48.800 that they went to jail pizza box and no it's really stupid posted pictures in the country 1.00

00:26:52.960 hadn't he as well and it's like do you really think that they don't know when someone's in 0.98

00:26:56.540 the country obviously they're gonna know but that's what happens when you are just a reaction

00:27:00.080 based like drama youtuber without any specific philosophy if you just get out see this is an

00:27:05.800 entrepreneurship podcast right it's learning how to make money it's business minded you have a goal

00:27:10.800 which is why like i'm here and this is why the conversation is good those channels that it's

00:27:15.020 like yeah so today this is what happened and like yeah that's dumb right yeah like just nothing

00:27:22.480 nothing like robots robots and if you even look at like the subject of their the banner on their

00:27:27.560 youtube channel says we talk about everything like we just talk we're just here to talk but

00:27:31.200 there's no there's nothing so that that's why i think that that's lazy content you're just

00:27:35.360 profiting off drama and not trying to put a spin on it so do you think your return to making

00:27:39.700 cinematic type youtubes or films because undoubtedly you had a major talent there

00:27:46.460 he's banned on youtube no but for films or whatever you know there's a talent there to

00:27:51.020 be nurtured do you think you'll ever return to that because for me it looked like you enjoyed

00:27:55.740 doing that sort of content like really enjoyed it it's like a passion yeah i did a lot but my

00:28:01.160 goal this year is to is to really beat the cancellation um it's not going to be easy

00:28:05.780 because everybody like from short form content they like most of gen z they know who i am like

00:28:10.420 people take pictures of like whoa whoa i watch you all the time i'm like where do you watch me

00:28:14.900 ig reels right like do you know we get that with um tiktok people oh it's a tiktok finance guy you

00:28:21.180 know they don't watch the actual podcast so it's trying to get people to come over to rumble this

00:28:24.800 year but yeah there is a need to go back to that or a desire to go back to the cinematic content

00:28:30.520 but you know it's a little bit different now not having my channel um wondering how many people are

00:28:35.180 even if i put a bunch of effort into a video how many people are going to go watch it on rumble

00:28:39.000 and yeah we'll see we'll see i definitely want to get back to that yeah because there's a good

00:28:44.900 skill set there and there and take that as a compliment because you know i watch a lot of

00:28:48.880 youtube and various things and i know how hard curtis works on his films and the things that

00:28:54.540 he's done in the past and uh it's almost a talent that might be a bit wasted at the moment but it's

00:29:00.340 still there obviously so that's good you you think that that was better than the streaming content

00:29:04.360 um i liked it i have to say yeah really good yeah because you can see the thought you put into

00:29:09.940 particular poses camera positions and very good yeah it's high effort but you don't really watch

00:29:16.380 streams no i'm not really into the streams yeah he never watches streams but that's a different

00:29:22.220 type of audience completely like what you're saying earlier about people being fans one of

00:29:26.520 our uh well the editor we've got to do the short stuff a guy called harry he's a massive fan of

00:29:31.540 our content redistribution yeah so we got a whole team that does stuff but he heads it up i was

00:29:35.880 wondering if you could do a little video for him and just say hi do you want to pass that over he's

00:29:39.860 requested this his name's harry he just wants you to say hello to this press record whatever you

00:29:43.360 know what to do hey harry i'm gonna stop doing terrible drama content i'll get back to the

00:29:48.780 cinematic artistic deep videos real soon and i will not be a bot anymore thanks harry

00:29:54.880 awesome thank you bro here's uh one of the uncomfortable truths about it i was uh i was

00:30:00.660 taking quite a bit of drugs when i was making those videos um and i don't want creative drugs

00:30:06.180 yeah i mean i i would say psychedelics inspired a lot of that but then the beatles did that look

00:30:11.120 how big they got right that's true yes true i was taking yeah lsd sometimes and i was smoking weed

00:30:16.500 all the time and when i was editing i was always taking adderall um so that i could stay up and

00:30:21.300 really like be meticulous about everything but i i don't maybe you should get on that tom

00:30:25.720 bit of adderall get more well see that's what i'm saying that's what i'm saying when you talk

00:30:30.200 about that people like oh should i do it but i don't want to promote drugs for anybody um but

00:30:34.620 that's that's honestly how i got into that mind state a lot of times was with drugs and people

00:30:39.680 change that's what it's all about yeah how about coffee though do you use that now more instead of

00:30:44.740 yeah every every time i stream i'm drinking caffeine but this is better for talking like

00:30:48.720 there's different drugs for different things so caffeine is like you know we're talking

00:30:52.480 entertaining live streaming but if i was like smoking weed i tried to smoke weed on a live

00:30:57.300 stream before and you just like look at the chat oh what are they saying about me and then it's

00:31:02.060 just rolling by and you don't know what's happening it's it's not really conducive to

00:31:05.220 good live streaming is it hard to keep up like the high energy because obviously in your older

00:31:09.000 videos you're a lot more reserved and now you've you've created this more you know out there

00:31:13.640 personality or maybe you just changed as a person yeah i think i changed and it's also um a different

00:31:19.380 mindset different beliefs at the time i have been thinking like i like that you asked these

00:31:23.460 questions i've been thinking about this a lot recently about like what type of content i want

00:31:27.180 to do but i i am pretty i want to in a sense take revenge on all the people that laughed when i got

00:31:36.340 canceled like there were a lot of people uh successful youtubers that's like celebrated uh

00:31:41.440 when i was canceled and like ha well he the the fall off this misogynist he he's over the the

00:31:47.960 devastating demise and they clapped uh and i don't want them to be able to win in that sense i don't

00:31:55.480 want them to celebrate my downfall i want to go and show that even on rumble i can do better than

00:32:02.040 them so i eventually i'll get there but there's kind of like this vengeance thing going on like

00:32:07.280 no I'm not gonna let the these woke left nothing youtubers win if you could undo the cancellation

00:32:12.900 would you or do you kind of like like no I don't live in regret the same thing with the Nike thing

00:32:17.000 or yes he takes it the same thing yeah there's there's no point it's just it's all part it's

00:32:20.720 all supposed to happen I I'm a firm believer that everything happens for a reason so and I do like

00:32:25.780 the challenge a little bit I think having obstacles to climb makes you stronger as a person stronger

00:32:32.180 minded and it I think this was supposed to happen it was getting really easy like at a point on 0.63

00:32:36.680 youtube like when i was doing that reaction content it was stupid i could just react to 0.51

00:32:40.540 five six videos in a night each one will get 100 to 100 000 views i was printing money and then but

00:32:46.240 google stole it i mean i'm still suing google right now yeah they're only like 150 to 200

00:32:51.080 thousand dollars when they deleted my channel they just they kept it all so so was that like

00:32:55.500 one month's ad sense that hadn't been paid out yeah yeah how do you feel about being considered

00:32:59.800 a role model at such a young age when you're still trying to navigate the world yourself

00:33:04.280 so I like that question I think the best way to approach that is to show that I'm constantly

00:33:10.920 trying to improve if I don't try to see a lot of the criticisms from the people that are like

00:33:15.400 he's a massage they say like alpha male sneaker I've never called myself an alpha male I don't

00:33:20.080 think I'm at that point but I want the people that look up to me to see like okay this is a guy

00:33:24.060 that's on his journey to becoming that he wants to become that and do the right thing every single

00:33:28.460 day so I want to do that too if I can inspire people and show people that I am trying to be

00:33:33.180 do the right thing and trying to be entertaining, trying to be everything that you're supposed to

00:33:38.300 be as a man, then that will be the best way that I can inspire the youth. Because it's true that

00:33:44.760 there's a lot of teenagers that do look up, even like kids. I was at the beach the other day and

00:33:49.280 like the seven-year-olds are like, let's play soccer. And I'm playing soccer with these little

00:33:53.780 Argentinian kids. And I'm like, how do you even know who I am? The power of TikTok is so strong.

00:33:59.440 and so I would like to steer them in the right direction because there's a lot of

00:34:02.460 a lot of people that uh you're supposed to look up to nowadays they're they have nothing going on

00:34:08.000 like they really don't talk about anything and they just promote garbage so if I can steer them

00:34:13.700 in the right direction then I would have done the right thing so what do you think's uh really wrong 0.58

00:34:17.420 in the in the world for a man in the 21st century well everything is becoming extremely female 0.94

00:34:23.000 oriented uh tiktok has done that social media has done that the politics have done that we are

00:34:27.300 moving towards a female-centric society and there's very little room for a man to to find 0.99

00:34:34.480 himself now without getting shamed or getting ridiculed or getting called an incel racist

00:34:39.820 the shame and the guilt of a man nowadays i think is the biggest problem so if you could provide

00:34:46.580 an outlet like if some of my instagram story if we can show that we can motivate each other

00:34:50.840 and inspire each other because nobody else like they they laugh at men you're like here's an 0.99

00:34:56.740 example if a guy gets his his penis cut off by his ex-girlfriend and she throws it in the dumpster 1.00

00:35:02.000 they'll be like haha dumpster dick hey dumpster dick what's up and they'll make fun it'll be a 1.00

00:35:07.280 joke but if you flip it see it's kind of funny dumpster dick but if you flip if you flip it and 1.00

00:35:11.780 a guy like stabbed a woman in the vagina and then ripped you know that that's like oh it's it's it's 0.99

00:35:17.660 they'll start a charity drive there'll be protests there'll be a song about it the celebrities will 0.98

00:35:22.480 get on tv uh men are are ridiculed constantly and you see it in the movies and everything it

00:35:27.860 you're you're not empowered as a man to to be strong they kind of they want to bring down

00:35:32.240 your power and they want to empower women and do you think that's because men have dominated for so

00:35:37.100 long up to this point do it's because of the patriarchy no i i think that they just want

00:35:43.680 ultimate power part of it is like they the revenge and like equaling out the powers but

00:35:48.060 that's, that's a lie. Feminism is a lie. And this whole, the gender fluidity thing is all a lie. 1.00

00:35:54.280 It's all fed to us by certain people at the top so that they have ultimate control. If they can

00:35:59.440 control guys like, uh, like us at our age, then they can completely run society. And I think

00:36:06.220 COVID was a perfect example of that. When do you think you will reach that alpha male status if

00:36:11.060 you're working towards it? Maybe in 10 years when somebody can challenge me to a fight and I'll be

00:36:15.800 like no you you can't say that or when i yeah i think maybe 10 years from now i don't know maybe

00:36:22.220 i don't ever want to find it maybe it's the constant pursuit and growth is uh because men

00:36:26.760 your happiness derives from constantly working could you confirm that absolutely i i love working

00:36:32.840 it's uh and it's an endless mountain to climb it's an endless challenge mark has multiple businesses

00:36:38.380 this whole youtube thing we've got his main channel we've got the tiktok we've got the podcast

00:36:41.800 you know there's so that's more of the side businesses yeah and it's the main businesses

00:36:45.960 set buying and selling and creating and designing you know there's loads and i love it simple as

00:36:52.400 that yeah if you're retired what do you think you like you're just there's no purpose to your life

00:36:55.660 if you just if you feel like i've made it then i don't think you've ever made it you know i think

00:37:01.640 people that say they've made it well they might as well roll over and die and i think i think

00:37:06.920 retirement for you would be like youtube you know i mean like you would retire from the real

00:37:11.160 businesses and then yeah maybe but there'll always be something to do there'll always be a new

00:37:15.020 challenge and if there isn't a challenge what's life all about for a man that's what i think so

00:37:19.520 yeah nothing you just watch tv and have pajamas on yeah it is don't keep going

00:37:25.280 it's a pointless life yeah so what are some of the characteristics of an alpha male then

00:37:30.860 i think somebody who's responsible for a lot of people um not even a lot of people somebody who's

00:37:37.800 responsible i think that's it i think if if you have people that rely on you to do the right thing

00:37:43.320 then and you're the guy in charge and they look up to you then that's the alpha male how about

00:37:48.040 loyalty is that a big thing in what sense with women i think you know where i'm going with this 1.00

00:37:53.960 why um why would you always cheat on your partner or have an open relationship as you call it

00:38:00.440 because loyalty for men is different than than loyalty for women and i'm starting to to rethink

00:38:08.760 my stance on that in a lot of sense it seems like you're you're just chasing a bunch of nothing 0.89

00:38:14.640 like casual sex it's pretty much not that much different than masturbation it's not that much 0.97

00:38:19.160 different than watching porn like some of these girls in miami it's like they're just there they 0.99

00:38:22.400 have plastic lips plastic butts you know that and they have the same i was gonna say what's the 0.82

00:38:27.300 point classic beliefs astrology and just just nothing and they're they're just walking around

00:38:32.520 going on boats so it's not really that much different i'm i'm really a big advocate of

00:38:38.440 nofap and telling guys so banning porn 2023 so it's like is it really that much different or is

00:38:44.220 it just but it does count the reason that i want to constantly do that is it does help keep something

00:38:51.580 your spunk about you as a man you know having to you know put on the nice clothes and stuff like 0.90

00:38:56.060 that or like being able to oh that girl like having the balls to go and talk to a woman that's 0.92

00:39:01.820 extremely attractive that keeps something about the essence of a man that that I want to keep in

00:39:06.320 order to have everything else in order don't you think there's something to being like loyal to

00:39:11.180 one partner because I've got a girlfriend that I'm loyal to and I can't see myself wanting to

00:39:15.920 get with anyone else just because I value that loyalty between us and I think there's just

00:39:21.460 something special about that and i also think that being loyal brings out the best in a man

00:39:26.680 if you can find the right woman then then it brings out the best in the guy the best in your

00:39:31.260 business the best in your drive and all the rest of it otherwise your focus is just split when

00:39:35.860 you're trying to get with lots of different girls like you're saying it's a vice that's how i see it 0.98

00:39:39.720 yeah it is and that sounds nice that sounds like having the a woman that can just satisfy that 1.00

00:39:45.180 completely but i liked uh yeah you're starting to convince me a little bit of that so have we got

00:39:51.700 have we got an exclusive we changed sneeko's opinion no no i don't think i've been thinking

00:39:57.820 about that a lot especially i've been reading the bible more and getting more um and praying more

00:40:03.240 and going to church and everything and then like one of the major criticisms i get from my chat is

00:40:07.740 like okay well you're talking about this all the time and you engage in premarital sex you know

00:40:11.660 sex out of wedlock like that's it and they're right so i i guess that would be a perfect world

00:40:17.560 but it just i don't know it's hard to find that woman in the west like from from what i've

00:40:22.700 experienced like none of them i get bored really quickly you know like one day and it's just like

00:40:28.620 okay like please go away like just enough enough i don't understand how and when i have done

00:40:34.240 monogamous relations i've tried to then i get comfortable and then i don't really put in the

00:40:38.320 effort anymore then I won't get the haircut if I need to maybe I'll be a slob a little more because 0.99

00:40:44.440 she's there and I don't know it just makes me too I don't like a specific routine to that level

00:40:50.600 how do you manage that I mean I would get the haircut you know to look good on camera

00:40:55.300 you're the same like you just you just want to make sure you're the best version of yourself

00:40:59.780 for business and other pursuits and then in the background you can get comfortable with your

00:41:04.580 girlfriend do it for yourself and not for women yeah like you don't have to do it for other people 1.00

00:41:08.200 you can do it for yourself and become the best version of yourself yeah how long have you been

00:41:12.600 with the girl well i haven't actually been with her as long as i've been with mine like seven or

00:41:17.480 eight years seven or eight years yeah i've been living with her since i was 17 probably

00:41:21.660 you've never cheated no in seven eight years wow i can trump that how long have you been

00:41:28.940 monogamous uh i've been married 20 years with my wife 30 years um obviously uh we had curtis out

00:41:35.920 wedlock i was blessed with my son um and yeah that's fine by me fine by me i would agree that

00:41:43.940 for a guy it's probably harder to be monogamous because you know the beautiful woman walked into

00:41:49.640 your bedroom and dropped all the clothes off and said ravish me i mean you would find it particularly

00:41:54.300 difficult whereas with a woman she'd just go get out so i think it is harder for a guy um but i 0.59

00:42:01.480 think it's very important i think that's part of being a strong man to be able to resist that

00:42:06.240 what do you think

00:42:08.140 yeah you make you make a good point but it's like it just sounds so boring but

00:42:15.060 maybe that will come with maturity that's something i'm still resisting drugs resisting

00:42:19.440 alcohol you know all of those things porn it seems to fit your kind of ideology

00:42:24.660 you yeah but that's like that's the one vice that keeps you i in my in my life it keeps everything

00:42:31.480 else in check and like keeps it running how about having a family in the future though so of course

00:42:37.060 i want a family so if you had kids would you still you know see other women or would you want to be 1.00

00:42:41.540 monogamous for them and set a kind of good example having a couple wives sounds nice 0.97

00:42:47.100 they would be loyal to you but obviously yeah and you would see other yes and can they truly

00:42:52.640 be loyal to you if you're not loyal to them truly or truly happy i should say i think so i think if

00:42:59.080 you're providing everything that they need but you you would know more than me i i haven't had

00:43:03.360 this i haven't had multiple marriages what was it that we said in in the video that we made about

00:43:07.160 tape yeah if the the woman were offered all of the money that you had all of that you know um 0.97

00:43:12.920 resources yeah with a click of their fingers and you were just out of the picture would they do it

00:43:18.140 these multiple women they're loyal to you while you're there but like if a magic genie came and 1.00

00:43:22.960 it was like right you can just click your fingers now and he'll disappear without a trace and you

00:43:26.320 get all of his money and you know everything that he has comes to you they probably do it in a

00:43:30.100 heartbeat i don't think you've got three other women they don't why wouldn't they because you're 0.94

00:43:34.220 not loyal to them as long as they've got what you can give them then they don't need you it's not

00:43:38.400 really how much you give them um resource wise it's also what you give them mentally and spiritually

00:43:43.780 do you think you can spiritually and mentally give them what they need if you're not loyal to

00:43:47.720 yes and how so so what do they require that isn't you know loyalty that masculine presence

00:43:55.800 they need leadership they need justin waller describes it well it's like you need to be that

00:44:02.020 mountain that their emotional waves crash against you know if you can if you can calm that and you

00:44:06.640 could be that balance the masculine balance to their to their feminine ah if you can even that

00:44:12.180 out then they'll be loyal so for some guys looking for like a high quality woman what should they 1.00

00:44:18.920 look for what kind of qualities would you personally be looking for i want a woman who 1.00

00:44:23.340 wants to start a family who makes sense who believes in god a beautiful woman and a woman

00:44:34.240 that's not distracted by social media a woman who could see through a lot of the nonsense 1.00

00:44:38.100 a woman who's not ego driven but instead driven by values that's a quality woman to me so when

00:44:46.000 dating who's seen as the prize i like this question but i think that a lot of time i think

00:44:55.080 we should uh balance out the feminism by saying that the men are the prize but and that's not a 1.00

00:45:00.780 that's not a but what's the reality you you're both the prize you both love each other you're

00:45:06.100 both the prize so what does the guy bring to that relationship that uh the woman doesn't what does 1.00

00:45:12.520 the guy bring that the woman the woman okay we can twist the other way what does the woman bring 0.79

00:45:16.580 to the relationship peace beauty happiness you know the feminine nurturing all the all the good

00:45:26.060 things that a good mother that you would want to and a good mother and the man is hard-working

00:45:32.160 confident capable of leading it's it's the balance so if it's not that one is the prize

00:45:39.060 it's that you're both the best versions of yourself okay well that's what i i try to to

00:45:45.480 get within my relationship a perfect balance a yin and yang yeah you like and i i think that's

00:45:50.760 why it's worked for us and i think when you find that i think it probably worked for yourself yeah

00:45:55.740 i'm all about the balance yeah so you're about the balance it's so important we won't we won't

00:46:00.900 go into a relationship on this podcast that would take another two hours why they fight a lot i just

00:46:05.960 can't function without her you know like she does everything like if i've come on this trip she'll 0.98

00:46:09.760 have packed everything for me got it ready prepped my meals you know all of that stuff i probably

00:46:13.220 couldn't get through my day and get the things done in a day that i do if i didn't have her there

00:46:17.600 doing the things that she does you guys are a team yeah that's the way it should be i just i just

00:46:22.180 couldn't do you guys you put the best case for monogamy that i've ever seen like all three of

00:46:26.760 you and happy relationships no fighting no nonsense you seem um satisfied yeah that's it

00:46:33.540 you make a good case for it so how can men become more powerful to attract more women

00:46:38.980 becoming the best version of yourself becoming becoming better every day i think that that men

00:46:44.860 should not think too much about attracting women to that level of course you need to learn how to

00:46:50.240 speak to women and not be autistic and weird but if you do the right thing every day and you

00:46:56.220 constantly work and strive to be the best person then women just you know you just stumble across

00:47:01.120 they'll be attracted to you they'll just be there they'll just like they'll come along the journey

00:47:05.540 with you you'll absorb them they'll show up hamza talks about all of this male self-improvement how's

00:47:11.500 your relationship with him now because i know you had a bit of a back and forth yeah we had a back

00:47:14.900 and forth um because he was i i think that the self-improvement uh can become kind of like a

00:47:22.020 a weird hole after a while like i was like looking at youtube and they're talking about mewing

00:47:25.760 and there's like certain gum you could buy to like fix your jawline so they're like chewing

00:47:29.820 together this is how you chew and i'm just thinking about like a discord room full of guys

00:47:33.800 chewing gum and just this is too much you know like you there's improvement and then there's

00:47:39.660 like a circle jerk of improvement yeah weren't you watching him doing some stretches on a bed

00:47:43.260 in tight shorts yeah i was like okay this is a little too far like who are you doing this for

00:47:46.760 um and i even got uh criticism because i'm like what i'm doing on my instagram story but

00:47:51.140 my I'm trying to hype people up you know that's like look at me stretching you know so I think

00:47:55.860 it was it was worthwhile to call him out on that and also he called me out on a lot of things too

00:47:59.220 that were that were uh in my life that needed to be fixed and I think that happened at the right

00:48:03.840 time and right now uh we talk about similar things and I fully respect Homs as what he and what he's

00:48:08.900 doing we talk sometimes and yeah I think he's he's doing a great thing for the young man it was a

00:48:14.020 real beef then it wasn't a made-up no that was that was real yeah there was nothing nothing fake

00:48:19.240 about that how angry did it make you uh feel at the time pretty angry yeah pretty angry yeah i

00:48:24.220 would say that that was the most um real beef like that it would ever get as a youtube beef

00:48:29.740 yeah so what's your opinion of the uk i like london a lot i i genuinely like london a lot i

00:48:37.600 know people talk about the knife crime and the stabbings and it's degenerate and i've been

00:48:40.860 watching like some of the gay pride parades and you could see the collapse and i'm sure that you 0.78

00:48:44.220 guys talk about megan markle and how they've lost the traditional aspect of it but i i mean i used

00:48:51.180 to live in new york for a long time and so every time i went to london in the summer the past three

00:48:54.980 years i've went and i did a big meetups in hyde park and i have a strong um a lot of a big audience

00:49:01.700 in london uh for some reason even then that's when i realized like a couple years ago there

00:49:06.500 were so many muslims that came up to the meetup and i'm like i i was still an atheist and i'm

00:49:10.300 like there's i didn't even know that there are that many muslims in london but also that they

00:49:13.540 watch my videos but i've always liked london i liked uh kensington i like the you know the streets

00:49:20.480 and the the way the city looks and the people there for you know the hit or miss the women

00:49:26.920 are pretty unattractive in my opinion i don't i hate the eyebrows uh the makeup is weird i don't

00:49:31.800 get the eyebrows it's almost like they got trained slugs on their they look like caterpillars but i

00:49:35.900 think some girls just have particularly bad ones but i don't think it's like a country-wide thing 0.62

00:49:40.280 i don't like i think we were right london women are pretty unattractive i'm not gonna i mean no 1.00

00:49:46.580 disrespect i don't know if you have well we're not from london so oh where are you from it's

00:49:49.720 fine uh he's from kent i'm from cambridge yeah oh yes we're with the uk in general but that's

00:49:53.540 pretty much my only experience i think i've only been to to london well you know what the states

00:49:57.780 is like you know you got 52 states they're all different aren't they but like the accents of

00:50:02.460 the women too in london is that that's the biggest thing like well you don't like them 1.00

00:50:07.620 the american girl accent is horrible oh you're going there yeah like 1.00

00:50:11.620 yeah so you like the accent or not let's go pub come on let's go pub like oh come on it's

00:50:20.800 grating in the same way yeah see yeah but that's a cockney accent not a proper no but i think it's

00:50:25.460 just one of the things that we'll never see eye to eye on so talking about rumble do you think

00:50:29.240 that'll take over yes of course well i'm saying that on a podcast yes of course rumble's taking

00:50:35.360 over 2023 where youtube has no free speech twitch is full of degeneracy rome was taken over if we

00:50:41.680 weren't talking about a podcast i'd be like yo this needs needs some work it needs a lot of

00:50:45.220 development also they're fighting a lot of legal battles which is difficult it's banned in france

00:50:49.820 there's a lot of there's a lot of fights that you need to to win in order to have free speech and

00:50:55.820 we'll also see if they don't cave like if they do get to the level of twitch and youtube are they

00:51:00.820 going to be able to stay promoting free speech and not sell out to the advertisers some people

00:51:05.740 say that this is the perfect sweet spot right now because you could say anything and there's

00:51:09.060 just enough people on there so that the advertisers don't have too much of a hand in there we'll see

00:51:12.540 we'll see there's a lot of course people credit criticize the ui it's improving a lot in real

00:51:17.420 time i talk to chris the ceo all the time and he's he's he's doing a lot of work to make sure

00:51:22.260 this this website runs well but in my opinion seeing everybody bruce drop them off which is

00:51:26.400 banned on Twitch. Kyson Atwish has banned on Twitch. People are getting Aiden Ross got a

00:51:30.460 ban for a week for some nonsense. I want people to start being tired of that tyranny that Twitch

00:51:36.520 has over streaming. What's the reason that you guys go to this platform? To make a little more

00:51:40.580 money? If you really care about free speech and talking about anything important, you should come

00:51:45.340 over to Rumble. Do you have any other businesses aside from streaming? Yeah, I have the creativity

00:51:50.740 kit. That's my online course. It's dropping. I don't know when this podcast is dropping,

00:51:53.860 but the 2.0 version is dropping February 1st and uh it's been doing a lot of work on there I have

00:51:58.640 five professors now we have calls every single day and it's a networking community um so after

00:52:03.200 the calls people can come in every like entrepreneurs like you guys they come in there

00:52:07.100 to to meet like-minded people because it's getting harder to find people who think like this you know

00:52:11.980 most people are caught up in uh leftist bullshit a lot of distractions and so like a lot of the

00:52:17.880 friends that you have around you I'm sure that you've left a lot of people behind uh in order 0.58

00:52:21.360 to to do this a lot that's part of moving forward isn't it being prepared to unfortunately leave

00:52:26.060 people behind yeah and when you do see them what do they say they go oh you've changed and i do

00:52:30.920 look back quite often say well why haven't you if you haven't changed yeah change is good change is

00:52:37.060 not a bad thing if you're still like sitting on a couch playing fortnight you know five years later

00:52:40.980 it's like grow up so i i provide a networking community and actually i met people at the fresh

00:52:45.920 and fit party who met in the creativity kit and then moved to florida together and are now starting

00:52:50.760 a business together so i think that that's like one of the best case studies or one of the best

00:52:54.860 testimonials uh ultra instinct and gmc hammer they met in the creativity kit and now they're

00:52:59.540 moving together starting a business and they're they're cool people so i want to not only provide

00:53:03.660 a place where people can learn how to make money online through e-commerce web design content

00:53:07.860 creation crypto but also provide a place where people can meet people who who want on the same

00:53:14.220 page and want to to get out of the to get out of this nonsense we have a discord group for the same

00:53:19.180 reason don't we so that like-minded people can talk with each link in the description oh it's

00:53:23.420 completely free yeah absolutely free i'll say just sorry just gotta get that in there all right

00:53:29.540 you can join both yeah yeah my discord's free too but the creativity kit is more concentrated

00:53:34.420 yeah and that's understandable and i've also i've outlined my own course about everything i learned

00:53:38.540 from yay and because it is called the creativity kit and as you said that there's a there's a big

00:53:43.680 avenue of artistry that i'm not tapped into but i have learned a lot in 10 years before they ban

00:53:48.360 um and i have outlined that course in the creativity kit so what's your relationship

00:53:52.900 with carne west how did that come again it's kanye he doesn't know who kanye west is so yeah i mean

00:54:01.200 you're talking about surrounding yourself you're talking about surrounding yourself all right we

00:54:06.360 got this no keep it keep it keep it don't go right so you're talking about surrounding yourself with

00:54:11.940 the best people possible what is your relationship with kanye west and how did that begin well done

00:54:16.660 well he is um i would say even now after meeting him if you ask me like who's the one person in

00:54:23.740 the world that you would want to meet more than anyone dead or alive i would say yay uh and it

00:54:28.900 happened which is insane he was like a big reason why i dropped out of college and wanted to pursue

00:54:33.660 everything i did uh my biggest inspiration and i was working on the the a24 campaign

00:54:40.840 obviously he's more focused on his school right now and uh yay 24 is still alive but it's difficult

00:54:47.000 man he's got a lot going on with his family um with hollywood with the press there's a lot of

00:54:52.260 there's a lot going on so um i can't talk about that fully but yeah i was i was part of uh the

00:54:58.800 a24 campaign for a couple for a couple weeks really concentrated and we were there brainstorming

00:55:05.620 and, you know, outlining a vision for the country

00:55:07.860 and looking for, you know, he's running for president.

00:55:12.260 Maybe, well, I don't want to announce that.

00:55:15.100 Well, he said that before, hasn't he?

00:55:17.280 Yeah, but it gets difficult with the FEC and everything.

00:55:21.420 But his possible run for presidency,

00:55:24.560 we were discussing about policy

00:55:26.340 and what it should look like

00:55:28.300 and what the youth needs

00:55:29.380 and the marketing strategies

00:55:31.260 and what he should do going forward

00:55:33.340 and what this country needs.

00:55:34.760 When we were there, he's like, everything needs to be sourced directly to the Bible.

00:55:38.460 All the policies, everything has to be to the Bible.

00:55:41.300 And so, of course, there's separation of church and state.

00:55:43.360 But having a president who really believes in some scripture and some word of God is desperately needed in the West.

00:55:51.180 And everything is falling apart without some sort of God.

00:55:55.260 So I think that that's the best option.

00:55:57.240 and if if he can bring god back and he can bring faith back in the west i think that that would

00:56:02.980 help you know prevent the fall of the the west do you think the fall is preventable because

00:56:07.720 i have my doubts what do you what your opinion is going to be more nuanced than mine what do

00:56:13.600 you think i i think that the unfortunately the the days of the usa being the police force of

00:56:19.340 the world are numbered uh which is good i think the u.s dollar is due for an absolute caning at

00:56:26.060 some point i cannot believe that it holds its value up where it does um and with the two of

00:56:31.200 those coming together i think that's a disaster for this country what about the uk the uk so

00:56:35.960 i think the uk is i know obviously the saying that uh when uh america you know gets the flu

00:56:41.980 we get a cold you know and there is definitely a relationship between the two but i think the

00:56:46.820 pound is definitely um it's been through being that the currency of the world it's stabilized

00:56:52.880 and i think uh the currency of the world obviously at the moment there's a u.s dollar

00:56:56.720 and when it collapses which inevitably it will as all nations that have held the world currency

00:57:02.760 they've all collapsed over the years when it does you're in trouble so what's next china yeah 1.00

00:57:08.320 exactly well what is next is it china is it bitcoin is it what is it we we don't think it's

00:57:13.280 probably china like the way they're programming their um you know all of their citizens with 0.98

00:57:18.040 tiktok it's just inspirational stuff after inspirational stuff ours is cut your dick off 0.99

00:57:23.060 and do a dance they're programming the west to be and then they're programming them to be smarter 0.98

00:57:29.200 exactly and then even in russia all the men are strong versus in the west they're not so it's

00:57:35.180 just due to totally collapse i think so you don't have any there's no point in having hope i talk

00:57:39.900 about this on my stream all the time and follow the west and then i get criticisms from the

00:57:42.840 traditional conservatives there's always point for hope because without hope you have nothing

00:57:46.720 so there's always a place for hope um but hope doesn't win the day you know you've got to have

00:57:53.260 something backing that up haven't you i don't have i wouldn't want to raise a family in america

00:57:57.020 seeing the drag queen stuff i'm sure you've seen libs of tiktok onto it it's disgusting look they 0.99

00:58:02.100 put the gay pride flag in the in every single classroom pretty much in america not all of them 0.61

00:58:06.500 but they're they're starting to use the american flag as a symbol of racism and so they replaced

00:58:11.480 it with the lgbt flag which is literally trying to sexualize children because what does the pride 0.98

00:58:16.040 flag stand for lesbian gay bisexual trans all of them those are sexual things and you're showing 1.00

00:58:21.500 that to kids every day and they're they're saluting this instead of the flag and that's

00:58:24.540 what they believe in that's the ideal ideology that's being that they're seeing every single

00:58:29.320 day and as people say i'm homophobic when i talk about that but i just don't think that kids should

00:58:34.080 be around sex to that level especially like different forms and queer and all this other

00:58:39.320 weird stuff they're they're gonna think about it more they're more likely to change their gender

00:58:43.540 and become depressed and be confused and this and that.

00:58:46.600 I remember a lot of people close to me,

00:58:48.420 I'm not going to say names,

00:58:49.260 but when I was growing up,

00:58:50.560 people like they went to these LGBT conferences

00:58:52.500 and they came back like, I'm pansexual.

00:58:55.280 Like, what?

00:58:55.980 What are you talking about?

00:58:57.000 You're 10.

00:58:57.940 So what would you say is the biggest lesson

00:59:00.120 you've learned from the Tates?

00:59:01.100 The biggest lesson I learned from the Tates

00:59:02.860 is that you are in control of your own mind,

00:59:08.220 of the power of hypnotizing yourself.

00:59:12.020 and i don't mean any magic voodoo spell but today for example um i had a couple drinks last night

00:59:18.360 so i woke up a little bit like uh you know you wake up like and then i started having negative

00:59:23.560 thoughts but immediately i just i think back to how how powerful words are and i woke up next to 0.71

00:59:27.780 this girl i'm like it's fucking and i'm like but let me not let me not say that this queen because 1.00

00:59:32.100 if i start thinking in my head like this and i start becoming you know i start resenting her then 0.95

00:59:37.140 her existence is going to be worse around me but if i start having powerful thoughts about her then

00:59:41.920 she's going to, in turn, be better. Not only in my mind, but it's going to reflect. She's going

00:59:46.200 to see that, feel that, and then act better as well. If I start thinking, if I wake up in the

00:59:49.800 morning and think, I'm the man, I'm going to do great on this podcast. I'm going to go take a

00:59:53.000 shower. I live a great life. The sun is shining. Then the day is going to be better. So the power

00:59:57.900 of hypnotizing yourself, not only with words and with the way you speak to people around you,

01:00:02.280 speak to people with respect. And that's why everybody around the Tates has said positive

01:00:06.680 things because they are positive people, but also the thoughts you have and how important that is

01:00:10.760 to program your mind properly i i've been depressed before i'm sure you have i'm sure we all have

01:00:16.960 and i'm sure everybody watching has and part of depression is like thinking like i'm having those

01:00:22.400 negative thought cycles and then laying down and coping with it or scrolling going trying to

01:00:26.500 distract yourself from the thoughts that you have in your head but the most important step to avoid

01:00:30.800 that is if you can reprogram your mind and not even have those negative thoughts and you won't

01:00:34.520 need to do that and then your your life is going to in turn be better so i don't even entertain

01:00:38.820 negativity anymore. Everything is positive. Everything is good. And I've enjoyed life a lot

01:00:44.320 more, um, because of that. So it makes you understand magicians more. It makes you understand

01:00:49.460 like the astrology people or religion. It's, it's all positive reinforcement and positive

01:00:55.860 programming. And if you could do that to yourself through prayer and there's so many different

01:01:00.880 methods, but just the biggest step is just not allowing. I think of it like, you know,

01:01:05.320 that scene of harry potter where dumbledore is like taking memories out of his head with his wand

01:01:10.320 i think about it the same way like negative thoughts i'm like i'm pulling him out of my

01:01:13.620 mind like that and just just only allowing you love that don't you yeah i'm a big harry potter

01:01:18.320 fan yeah do you know exactly what he has the memories and that sometimes it can make him cry

01:01:21.980 when um but i think about it the same it's it's it's um it's it's real and even if it sounds like

01:01:28.320 mumbo jumbo it's made my life better so i think it's a sports mentality really like when i used

01:01:34.020 to swim to quite a high standard i used to like train 20 hours a week i was visualizing even when

01:01:39.400 i wasn't training how i wanted to do the perfect race and it's kind of like you can't have those

01:01:43.880 negative thoughts otherwise you're not gonna race well and they get in the way of your performance

01:01:48.100 so it's thinking about life like a sport in a way i made the mistake though i remember my mom

01:01:52.760 telling me that i used to play um soccer football at a high level at academy level and uh she was

01:01:58.660 telling me about how athletes did that but the difference between you and me is that you probably

01:02:02.660 visualize that and then worked and trained in order to do that but i would just not really

01:02:06.860 train that hard and then to be sitting in the backseat of the car the way to the game like i'm

01:02:10.180 gonna score i'm gonna score no i'm not i'm not any better than the other players i didn't train

01:02:14.940 for it i'm just hoping yeah you've got to action that hope haven't you action manifestation a lot

01:02:20.620 of people now see we're bringing back to the lazy thing they they have believe in this idea of

01:02:24.560 manifesting but they don't do anything about it it's hope without action yeah girls will sit 1.00

01:02:28.480 around like i'm manifesting a man i'm manifesting the right man and like what are they doing well

01:02:33.060 that's what my girlfriend said she manifested me apparently but no your girlfriend action

01:02:37.880 finding you i suppose she asked me about premium bonds on instagram we got talking from there

01:02:44.300 yeah i suppose yeah so that wasn't really manifesting she said the right thing she said

01:02:48.000 and you were like what a girl knows about premium bonds you got all excited my wife bought my love

01:02:52.880 she used to work in a bank she was a bank teller and she gave i i withdrew a thousand pounds and 0.92

01:02:58.280 obviously she went all starry-eyed with me at the counter and she gave me 50 pounds too much 1.00

01:03:02.600 and i got a phone call later that day saying i think i gave you too much and to be fair i don't

01:03:07.920 know if she did or didn't i'd obviously spent money i didn't know if she had and i took it

01:03:12.360 back in and it started from there so how about that so you returned the 50 the 50 quid yeah i

01:03:17.340 did yeah well just what a gentleman does isn't it you you you two or you three have been the

01:03:22.900 biggest people to try to convince me well not actively try to be like yo monogamy sounds kind

01:03:27.960 of core it is cool i think having that you know that one person you're loyal to and then having

01:03:33.980 a family with them is what life's all about and it's not just for you the monogamy the monogamy

01:03:39.400 is between me and my wife is for my son as well and that trait is passed on isn't it and it gives

01:03:45.500 him a very steady relationship at home and i suppose that's why i'm so big on it because of

01:03:51.040 you guys and what i've experienced i heard um a voice chat that you put put out um about andrew

01:03:56.380 take passing the baton to you a voice note they'll always take the mic but you know what i mean so

01:04:03.420 they didn't need to add that and it said about you um you know carrying on the baton for them

01:04:08.120 should the worst happen do you think you're able to do that yeah that's a big responsibility i've

01:04:14.720 been trying to especially when they they've been locked up it's like i i've noticed um the gap of

01:04:21.120 guys who need that content i've had like i've noticed a big influx of pouring in of a bunch

01:04:25.940 of the the tate supporters to what i talk about there's been a lot of people of course that i've

01:04:30.160 had from my cinematic days and from that but i've seen like a huge influx um not only when they were

01:04:36.120 when they were free but like especially when they got locked up i've seen them flock over so of

01:04:41.500 course like that we you asked kind of asked a question earlier do you think that i'm the right

01:04:45.700 person or do how do you think that you could be the right role model or like when you the alpha

01:04:49.400 male i don't think i am but i do think that them seeing the growth is the best that i can do if i

01:04:55.540 can inspire people showing them that i can improve every day then i think that that that's the most

01:05:00.080 positive impact that i could have with my words how do you feel when he picked um aiden ross to

01:05:05.400 go and visit him in prison versus yourself that was smart that was smart i mean think about it

01:05:09.700 he's a chess player um and you need to you need to clean up your image and he's he's the perfect

01:05:16.180 representation of gen z young men right and if you need to clean up your image it's nothing like i

01:05:24.140 understand your question people have talked to me about that like oh you picked him but like let's

01:05:28.220 be realistic why would he pick the misogynistic racist canceled streamer to go like i'm like when

01:05:34.900 you're you shouldn't say that because they take you out of context they say it's self-admitted

01:05:37.920 then well it doesn't even matter anymore i get called it so much it's like okay at that point

01:05:42.380 you just gotta yeah i'm racist i'm misogynistic i'm an incel i'm problematic yes everything you 0.59

01:05:47.140 say i am i am so just to shut them up just yeah and it doesn't even it doesn't have any impact

01:05:52.220 anymore if you say i'm racist i'm racist sure okay now what what are you gonna do like what

01:05:56.420 are you gonna take away i they already banned me so when you're trying to clean up your image

01:06:00.020 and you're getting accused of human trafficking is it better to show like the twitch streamer who

01:06:04.540 has 10 times more viewers than me um or to get like the problematic guy who's associating with

01:06:11.360 yay you know yay's on saying i love hitler like do you really want that um that was 100 the right

01:06:17.920 decision and um they seem to have a good relationship when is enough enough i don't

01:06:25.660 think it's ever enough i think the constant pursuit is what makes you happy i think you

01:06:30.720 always need a mountain to climb it's not really what's at the top of the mountain it's constantly

01:06:36.900 climbing the mountain that makes you happy like once you get to the top of mount everest what

01:06:40.500 else are you going to do you know now you're there and you need something you know you got

01:06:44.060 to get back down that's quite tricky you gotta get back down but getting back down is boring i

01:06:48.980 want to keep climbing that mountain yeah uh and then well if you're old enough you can die at the

01:06:52.860 top yeah that's true you take your last breath at the top of mount everest but in a way that's

01:06:57.940 almost what you're saying isn't it it's a constant climb until that day where it all finishes i

01:07:03.100 suppose you know and you don't want that to be at 30 or 40 years old you've got another 50 of

01:07:08.780 your life to live without any cause or or anything to enjoy no i don't want to ever become complacent

01:07:15.260 i don't ever just want to sit in the middle of the mountain no i just want to always be

01:07:19.040 using that pickaxe and getting higher and higher and higher and get a keep looking down at the

01:07:24.960 other people like come on man get up and keep learning as well because the more you learn

01:07:29.020 the more you know you don't know wise words of wisdom what great words to end it on so thank

01:07:34.480 you for coming on the podcast thanks for having me very enjoyable thanks for coming if you guys

01:07:39.060 enjoyed it as well make sure to smash that thumbs up button for the youtube algorithm and we will

01:07:42.940 see you next friday with a brand new podcast so it's goodbye from me and it's goodbye from these

01:07:47.400 guys see you later bye bye thank you very much yes that was great was that all right yeah

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SNEAKO - March 13, 2023

Sneako REVEALS True Opinion on Andrew Tate, Women & Power

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