SNEAKO - Sonny's Mom Teaches Me A Life Lesson

00:00:00 Now he also just posted this video today. We got a new Q&A, Andrew Tate answers questions from Aiden Ross.

00:00:05 So this is back when Aiden visited Andrew in Dubai.

00:00:08 Andrew.

00:00:09 Oh, this is unseen, right?

00:00:10 There's a couple of questions I want to ask you.

00:00:11 Sure.

00:00:12 We can start with some questions.

00:00:13 Cool.

00:00:14 What would you do if you had to start over today?

00:00:16 That's a very good question.

00:00:18 Do I start over as me or do I start over as me or do I start over as Joe Schmo?

00:00:23 And I'm only going to answer one.

00:00:24 What would you do?

00:00:25 Joe Schmo or Andrew Tate?

00:00:26 That's a good question.

00:00:27 Joe Schmo.

00:00:28 If I had to start over?

00:00:29 Yeah.

00:00:30 i don't really like that question because i think all the mistakes and um that your life path makes

00:00:35 you who you are so i like everything that happened yeah but if you like started your platform from

00:00:41 zero and you had to build it up again would you just start these streams and just like short form

00:00:46 content like basically the same strategy you did no i think that i like the path that everything

00:00:51 i like my life path every everything i think everything happens for a reason and it was

00:00:57 it was supposed to happen I wouldn't change that but I think the question is better for you because

00:01:00 you're you're a couple years older than us I actually really like your answer and I think

00:01:04 it's there's a lot of wisdom in it because I look back on you know I could I could tell a thousand

00:01:08 stories about it but I look back on my life and all the things that have happened to me and all

00:01:12 the things that I I've caused to happen to me with stupidity or bad bad decisions and good decisions

00:01:17 and I and I'm really grateful for all of them and all the lessons that came out of them and I think

00:01:21 that's for anybody like if you're willing to look at it that way and look at lessons and be grateful

00:01:25 but the would i start over i i don't even i can't even wrap my head around that at this point like

00:01:31 start over what like does that mean i get to go back in time and start over or start over today

00:01:37 like everything i own and have is stripped away from me and i and i start just me with empty

00:01:42 pockets and nothing or do i get to go young again and if you were if you got to be uh aiden's age

00:01:49 22 again and 98 says uh $20 that Sonny's mom looks so young in this outfit thank you young sir

00:01:57 I'm trying to risk up Sonny's mom 90 is crazy but what would you do if you were 22 again 0.96

00:02:02 oh my god if I had well you know it's bullshit question because I'm not going to go back to 0.99

00:02:08 being 22 I'm going to be the same 22 year old idiot that I was and I was a lot of fun and I 0.99

00:02:13 was I graduated college and got a car and drove out to California because I had never been there 0.95

00:02:18 and I was like and I stayed for eight years girls trip yeah I was alone actually I drove cross 0.82

00:02:23 country alone and I took three weeks to do it and it was before cell phones it was when cell phones

00:02:28 first came out and I had one that I kept in the trunk in a box that was for emergencies so um

00:02:35 it was a different world but I wouldn't change that for anything but if I could go back and be

00:02:41 wiser and have my experience that I don't know I don't know I think it would ruin it I think it

00:02:46 would ruin it if i was wise at more as wise as i am now at 22 i think it would have ruined it and

00:02:53 i would have just been a boring dud i don't know how the hell you guys got like cross-country 0.77

00:02:59 without a phone like i can't go anywhere without google maps nowadays i'm such a bot i had maps

00:03:04 and i know how to read maps actual printed maps which is something everybody should know how to

00:03:08 do and i would stop every day and uh at pay phones or hotel phones call my call my family and let

00:03:14 him know I was still alive because I was courteous and I wanted my my family was very upset that I

00:03:18 was doing this. What do you think about what's your take on the whole Andrew Tay movement? Do

00:03:23 you think that he's a positive influence for the world? Yeah I think he's a net positive for the

00:03:29 world for a lot of reasons. I think that the the most obvious reason is this attack on men and this

00:03:35 attack on masculinity and that's just an attack on nature if you ask me. You guys have natural

00:03:40 instincts and primal instincts as we do as women and i think you should be able to live them out 1.00

00:03:45 and that doesn't mean being you know they make it seem like being masculine means being rapey

00:03:51 and and mean and punching women in the face and that's not what it means 0.97

00:03:55 98 says sunny looks so handsome in this outfit okay well you the reason this family is crazy i 0.94

00:04:00 don't know what you're let's continue thank you 98 well i think we live in an attention economy

00:04:04 i think that that's going to continue to be the case up into the future i think that things have

00:04:09 now changed and if you can manage to get attention you can somehow monetize it if i wasn't the kind

00:04:13 of person who was good at garnering attention or didn't want to get attention then i would find

00:04:17 somebody who is good at getting attention and i would align myself with them and then i would

00:04:21 either find a way to increase their monetize monetization obviously being useful to them is

00:04:25 one thing but in my experience outside of of course me everybody else who's good at getting 0.78

00:04:30 attention is fucking lazy and they don't want to do anything else so i would let them i would let 0.95

00:04:35 them be the face and I would be the blood and guts underneath and that's how I make a bunch of money 0.99

00:04:39 and you'll often see in the best business relationships there's the face of the business

00:04:43 but the true business behind it or a bunch of people you don't know and it's the same with

00:04:47 everything so if I was Joe Schmo I'd find somebody who was the face and got a lot of attention and

00:04:51 I'd sit down with them somehow and say look here's how you make this this is what you should do this

00:04:55 is what you should do this is what you should do and they'd sit and go yeah maybe but I'm busy

00:04:58 good I'm glad you're busy this is my percent boom boom boom boom and I'd make it all come to you

00:05:02 figure it out at what point andrew did you realize that you were famous do you respond to dms like

00:05:07 that like if people dm you or you kind of just don't even open them anymore sometimes i do um

00:05:13 i have one guy and he seemed like he was in a really dark place uh and i don't always respond

00:05:18 to those but it just seemed like i don't know i was just like late at night and he was saying he

00:05:22 was going to kill himself and i talked to him for a while just uh telling him like what he should 0.97

00:05:28 i just told him to stop being a bitch you know and he ended up saying thank you i was pretty 1.00

00:05:33 harsh and i was just stop being a pussy like your life is fine like you live in a first world 1.00

00:05:37 like this is what you need to do tomorrow don't have any negative thoughts go to the gym tomorrow 0.99

00:05:41 um focus on the things you like doing and every tomorrow like just go to sleep and tomorrow when

00:05:46 you wake up every time you get a negative thought just think something positive and like we talk

00:05:50 but that you know oftentimes i don't that's just one that sticks out and it sticks out because that

00:05:54 made me feel good about myself i'm like look at me i did something good changing lives yeah

00:05:58 hopefully i hope he didn't kill himself if he did now it's please go in the chat say i didn't i'm

00:06:03 still alive but uh you don't read comments at all you don't you don't reply whatsoever occasionally

00:06:08 i do i did you guys get recognized in public yeah i've only gotten recognized a couple times

00:06:13 but nothing crazy you get recognized like what every time you leave now uh yeah it's i probably

00:06:18 need a bodyguard at this point i think i need to i think it's the next i do that one like when i

00:06:22 film videos but yeah like pretty much does it get weird um like where you feel uh people are just

00:06:29 being totally disrespectful no one's disrespectful you know no i mean like today i was sitting down

00:06:34 having breakfast and then some guy came with like some shaving cream i think he's doing a tiktok 0.92

00:06:39 sponsor and he's like what do you use yourself to shave with my skin feels like a baby's butt i'm 0.96

00:06:45 like you want to feel baby's butts like what are you talking about and it's just you know it was 0.97

00:06:49 fine but i never have any weird interactions like last night i was out um with myron after the stream 0.66

00:06:54 and like i walk around with my hood on but then like five guys we were walking across them i know

00:06:58 my demographic i know what they look like and i'm like this is about to happen to go whoa

00:07:02 so i'm screaming i like run the sidewalk and it's just like you're walking and then like i was in

00:07:07 new york one time and then this guy's coming across and i'm there i'm leaving like the doctor

00:07:11 or something and he's there with the hood on and he goes whoa and you're in new york and like you 0.80

00:07:17 know you have to kind of be on point and then this guy just like he looks scared as fuck sometimes 0.60

00:07:20 you think you're about to get mugged but it is cool getting to the level where people get like

00:07:24 excited if you respond to them they're like no way and it's like i don't know man it's it's such

00:07:30 a big change so rapidly to have people think that it's pretty yeah it hasn't happened to me so i was

00:07:35 out uh last month i was out to dinner with um you know i don't know if you're familiar with the

00:07:40 sterniolo triplets they're not his demographic that's not your demographic or ours i mean

00:07:45 they've got teenage girls there's triplets we're i'm friends with the mother sonny played hockey

00:07:50 with the triplets are they tiktokers you were talking about yeah i mean they're talking they've 1.00

00:07:53 got combined like four million subs like they're huge for girls and i was out to dinner with the 0.88

00:07:59 mother and these two teenage girls came up and were like oh my god excuse me are you the star

00:08:04 yellow triplets mother and they made her get up and take pictures with them and they were so

00:08:08 they took pictures together and they each had to have their own individual picture with her and it

00:08:12 was pretty cute but was it that's when I realized that the power of this social media thing and

00:08:19 it's a totally different kind of fame and a totally different kind of accessibility than

00:08:24 movie stars and TV stars had when I was growing up. Was it weird the first time you got recognized

00:08:29 because that was weird for me like normally when you know when you don't get recognized

00:08:33 you're not like if someone sees you you think you know them you know what I mean

00:08:37 like did that happen with i was happier um when i got recognized i was like 14 and i was at this

00:08:43 gaming convention it's funny i actually met ksi at that gaming convention i was i was 14 because

00:08:48 i've been doing it for a long time and now like ksi like you know this is whatever um but i was a

00:08:54 fan of him back then a lot of the people that like i have beef with now like did you watch

00:08:58 i was a huge h3 fan i bought his merch i watched i used to do vape nation in the class like i was

00:09:04 huge fan and now he's like this is just violent it's like bro this guy literally what one of my

00:09:08 biggest youtube inspirations i like the guy disgusts me now um it's not crazy he really

00:09:15 went to hell with himself dude and he used to be like he was like an og like red pill in a way 0.97

00:09:20 like he was he was canceled it was so funny you get canceled and you sell out but yeah i was at

00:09:24 this gaming convention i was 14 this guy's like oh you're a sneaker you got like yeah i am let's

00:09:30 take a picture i took a picture with him you know like uh like do you want an autograph and he's

00:09:34 like no i'm good i'm good that's mad funny do you want an autograph you're so cute that's a good

00:09:42 question i don't know i never really intended to be famous famous but uh but when did you realize

00:09:46 that you're like oh i'm one of the times it hit me in regards to how famous i was is when i was

00:09:52 with steven seagal um two weeks ago steven seagal was here oh gee but two weeks ago you knew you

00:09:58 That's your generation type. 0.74

00:09:59 Absolutely.

00:10:00 I don't think I can name.

00:10:01 Huge, huge star.

00:10:03 Huge.

00:10:03 I don't know one Steven Seagal movie.

00:10:05 Everyone, everyone in my generation knows Steven Seagal, like, household name.

00:10:11 Everyone.

00:10:12 All of us.

00:10:13 Yes.

00:10:15 I was about to call you a boomer, but then I'm like, let me not be disrespectful.

00:10:19 I'm not a boomer.

00:10:20 Of course I did.

00:10:21 I'm saying one of the times it occurred to me how famous I am.

00:10:23 Okay.

00:10:24 I was with Steven Seagal two weeks ago. 0.99

00:10:25 And by the way, Steven Seagal is a fucking hero. 0.99

00:10:27 They say never meet your heroes? 0.99

00:10:28 You know him?

00:10:29 They say never meet your heroes? 1.00

00:10:30 Fucking G. 1.00

00:10:31 Me, Stephen. 1.00

00:10:32 He's a G.

00:10:33 Right?

00:10:34 Ice cold.

00:10:35 Anyway, he was saying, bro, I'd love you to take a picture of my son.

00:10:38 They're talking about you in school.

00:10:39 I'm like, yeah, cool, whatever.

00:10:41 I met Stephen's son, took the picture.

00:10:43 I said, I heard they're talking about you in school.

00:10:44 He goes, yeah, we did a whole class on you and your effect on culture, etc., etc.

00:10:48 I said, oh, so where do you go to school?

00:10:50 He said, Ulaanbaatar, which is the capital of Mongolia. 1.00

00:10:53 Did you see that two million shit? 0.99

00:10:55 they said that they're putting like two billion dollars into like you know teaching people that 0.99

00:11:00 Andrew Tate is bad did you see that in the UK do you think that's real yeah it is I saw a parliament

00:11:04 hearing a teacher standing up and asking for funding from uh the UK parliament but like where

00:11:09 is that money going like what like two billion dollars don't you just give them a new curriculum

00:11:13 yeah it's funny that the country is ridden with homelessness and drugs and there's all this

00:11:18 problem and they're going to focus on re-educating people that Andrew Tate that's crazy in China

00:11:24 tiktok as you guys know is all educational videos all of it kids are allowed there's no

00:11:29 there's no people dancing no no making a salad in a well yeah tiktok society they want us to 0.99

00:11:35 cut off our petuses and change the western society is worried about bullshit like that 0.98

00:11:40 instead of actually dominating the world as they should be the way china is but anyway 1.00

00:11:43 oh my god school they're doing classes on me that was crazy that was crazy somebody said how big is 0.93

00:11:51 if you do one more gay no no no how big is your bank account that's how big is your bank account 1.00

00:12:00 i know you think you're smart you think you're smart do you actually think you're smart a little 0.98

00:12:04 bit do you believe like i'm smart um do you know how many partners you've had and like in all or

00:12:11 is that too personal for you i do know but i don't think it's that important actually no i'll change

00:12:16 i think as a man sexual experience is very important so how many bodies do you have okay

00:12:19 I think as a woman that the number one thing that men value in women is innocence.

00:12:23 I think innocence is very, very attractive.

00:12:25 And it's not just about sex.

00:12:27 As a man, when you find a woman, if you were to build your ideal woman from the ground up,

00:12:30 you want to be able to give her experiences and show her things.

00:12:32 She's never done.

00:12:33 Exactly.

00:12:33 You want to show her things she's never done.

00:12:34 For sure.

00:12:35 In every room, not just sexually, in everything else, you want to be the first person to take 0.83

00:12:38 her first class, first person to put her in a five-star hotel, first person to take her

00:12:42 to a nice restaurant.

00:12:42 Private jet.

00:12:43 Yeah, you want to be the guy to show her the world.

00:12:45 Of course.

00:12:45 And that also includes sexually.

00:12:47 So you like the idea of a woman with less experience. 0.84

00:12:49 you can show her things the woman's like i know all of it yeah you're a bit like do you do you

00:12:54 agree with that i i'm speaking to a lot of christians and america first people and uh in

00:12:59 the a24 campaign it's really against fornication i think that's the biggest disagreement that

00:13:04 traditional conservatives have with what andrew talks about and i see the point that he is promoting

00:13:08 fornication for men but not for women and that's that is a double standard and also like you don't

00:13:14 need to have that type of experience in order to to have a happy marriage like you don't need to be 1.00

00:13:19 with hundreds of women in order to be happy like he's promoting men to go out and and fuck and have 0.99

00:13:25 sex all the time but is that is that really necessary like everything else I understand 0.99

00:13:30 personal responsibility getting in the gym doing hard work um not being depressed focusing providing

00:13:36 for your family all that I agree with but do you do you really think that to become a man you need

00:13:40 a lot of sexual experience I don't I don't think so I figured you yeah and I don't and I don't say

00:13:46 that a lot of sexual experience is a bad thing for a man either but you know on the one hand he's

00:13:50 like who are these women you know women should keep themselves pure and men should sleep around 1.00

00:13:54 but like so are they all just sleeping with the same few girls who are off the rails like what's 0.99

00:13:59 the deal there i mean you can't have it both ways you're talking about like the the forehead shit 0.98

00:14:03 like his point with that is like if women did have their body count on their forehead 0.96

00:14:08 it would fix a lot of the problems because the the guys would have to build themselves up 0.99

00:14:15 to be able to like women would have fuck man i know what you're saying men would have to work 1.00

00:14:19 harder and build themselves up if women weren't so easy that's really just like raise the status 1.00

00:14:24 of all men you know what i mean like men would all have to build themselves up to get the girls

00:14:29 you see what i'm saying am i tripping right now i understand what you're saying that it would be

00:14:32 better because then women would have to be open about their sexual experiences i understand that

00:14:36 part that women should preserve their innocence but i'm asking like do you think genuinely that

00:14:41 to become a man you need a lot of sexual experience i think it helps a lot of people and i'm telling

00:14:45 a lot of like i have a lot of incels that watch my that watch my stream and i think it's important

00:14:49 and we'll get people out of the cage uh well out of that box i've met a lot of guys and like

00:14:54 that they need to approach and they need to talk to women just so that they have more social

00:14:58 experience a lot but you don't need that in order to become uh because people that i know that are

00:15:04 leaders like a lot of them are just virgins and they just they've never gotten autistic about 0.81

00:15:08 women and so they don't need that i don't think that's as necessary as he makes it out to be i

00:15:13 agree with you i don't think it's as necessary and i also think too when it gets to a certain

00:15:16 point there's a tipping point where it becomes damaging to future relationships the way it does

00:15:20 the same way that he says it does for women i think if a man is with too many women he just

00:15:26 gets used to the variety you know he never wants a box of chocolates where it's it's 20 of the same

00:15:31 chocolate he always wants the variety pack and i think that that's gonna that'll affect his

00:15:37 relationship with one woman and it's you know women have this you know there's this thing you 0.89

00:15:42 see in movies and in songs where like she caught the bad boy she caught the guy that was with all

00:15:46 the women and she was the one that stole his heart like that song fooled around and fell in love but 1.00

00:15:51 that's a bunch of bullshit because that guy is also emotionally damaged when it comes to being 0.99

00:15:58 in a committed relationship do you ever see yourself being loyal to one girl 1.00

00:16:01 no no no why not um

00:16:09 i mean maybe it's possible right now i don't see in the west and like the girls that i'm around

00:16:17 right now american women um i was just funny like that's this is a gen x song american woman

00:16:23 this is what i say america get out of my way like i'm like whoo these women are are just absolutely 1.00

00:16:31 lost and they believe in a lot of garbage and i don't like talking to most of them you know 0.97

00:16:38 i'll fake it i'll be like oh what's yours and then we're just talking about nothing and she's 0.98

00:16:43 telling me about the cookies she baked and stuff and i gotta pretend like i care um yeah i just

00:16:48 it doesn't really like why would i be loyal to that girl you know like i don't like this girl

00:16:52 she has she has a tinder she's been with like she's a feminist but she's also an empowered 0.97

00:16:59 sex positive blah blah blah i maybe one day if i moved to another country i could reconsider that

00:17:05 but american women absolutely not i could not settle down and get married i have yet to meet

00:17:11 a girl that in the west that can convince me of that have you noticed girls like throwing 1.00

00:17:14 themselves at you way more since you your blow up in the last few months no it's been the same

00:17:19 it's been i mean a couple like dms nothing really it's all dudes bro my dms are all dudes

00:17:25 like oh dudes i have to like scroll like i'll be like looking through like like okay let's see

00:17:32 like i have to like type in miami or like look up a flag of like a country of a girl that i let

00:17:38 you know dude i just said that's that's a hack if you look up like say you're into ukrainian

00:17:42 girls search the ukrainian flag and you're following list and then you can just sort through

00:17:45 yeah but um no it hasn't really been that much different and i think that people overestimate

00:17:54 how much clout really works for that bro you dude that that's that's the thing about idols so like

00:18:01 when i made my first like big sum of money about a year ago now i'm like bro i got a few hundred

00:18:06 thousand like i'm getting girls when i'm back at school and then i i'm like you know all right well

00:18:10 maybe it wasn't just the money maybe i need to spend the money to get the girls i buy a convertible 1.00

00:18:14 i'm like i can't have a convertible with no girls still no girls like and it's just everything that

00:18:20 you think is gonna take you there at the end of the day it's it's really all just in your head

00:18:25 i i feel like god's protecting you from girls because they're just a distraction 0.88

00:18:28 no no it's not like you haven't had any from girls no like loads and loads of them i'm not

00:18:35 saying that he doesn't and you too like you're saying in that in the dm no no i think it's it's

00:18:41 it is truly for both of your best interests to continue to build yourselves as men and you know

00:18:47 You get the occasional girl here and there and a little floozy here and there.

00:18:50 No, it's a big distraction focusing on girls right now.

00:18:52 Too much of a distraction.

00:18:54 You get in a relationship, she's going to try to suck the life out of you. 1.00

00:18:56 Don't do it. 0.76

00:18:57 Succubus.

00:18:58 What's it called?

00:18:59 A succubus.

00:19:00 Oh, okay. 0.76

00:19:01 That's like a demon word for a girl who just tries to suck away your energy. 1.00

00:19:04 Yeah. 0.64

00:19:04 Yeah, just know.

00:19:04 Yeah.

00:19:05 Like, especially right now, I think in recommendation, like guys who are 18 to 25, my opinion, the

00:19:09 best thing is to not get into a relationship, is to not focus on women at all, is just work

00:19:13 on yourself, become the best person that you could possibly be.

00:19:16 And then everything else, like the social experience, the Riz and like becoming more social, that all comes with becoming better.

00:19:25 It does.

00:19:26 And it also, when you're 25, something switches in your brain.

00:19:30 What is that?

00:19:30 Well, there's the actual science that like your brain is fully developed. 1.00

00:19:34 But, you know, my father used to say to me all the time, you know, kid, you don't know shit. 0.99

00:19:40 Always said that. 0.99

00:19:41 And when I was 25 is the day that I realized that I didn't know shit. 0.96

00:19:46 and he was right and i and i grew up and i realized that my perspective was going to continuously 0.96

00:19:51 change and i was going to grow and i could talk to older people and take advice and i just became a

00:19:55 different person and that happens a lot and so and i've seen that almost exact number in a lot of

00:20:01 people so i'd say you know stay out of serious relationships before then if you can and i'd

00:20:07 like to ask you again in 10 years do you see yourself that question do you see yourself you

00:20:12 you know, settling with one woman.

00:20:13 No, of course I could change my mind.

00:20:14 Because you're going to be a different dude.

00:20:15 Of course I could change my mind.

00:20:16 But right now, like, I genuinely,

00:20:17 I don't have a really positive outlook

00:20:19 on women in the West.

00:20:22 And that's just...

00:20:23 Well, I can't imagine why.

00:20:25 I mean, look at them.

00:20:26 I didn't meet one girl my whole freshman year.

00:20:28 It wasn't that I wasn't pulling girls. 0.67

00:20:29 Like, if I went out and I was talking to girls,

00:20:31 like, let's clarify this.

00:20:33 I was getting them.

00:20:34 But you think, like, when you get money

00:20:36 and, like, you get a car and stuff,

00:20:37 they're going to start, like,

00:20:37 throwing themselves at you

00:20:38 or you're going to get more DMs.

00:20:39 or even like you know 150,000 subs on YouTube now 50k on Instagram like it really doesn't mean

00:20:46 as much as you think at all quality women with brains and and real value they're not going to 1.00

00:20:52 throw themselves at you well that's the thing too it's like you see the girls that are posting

00:20:55 themselves half naked and you're like oh my god like let me shoot a dm but it's like you don't 0.98

00:20:59 want that girl like you know what I mean you don't want the girl that's posting herself naked online 1.00

00:21:03 you want the one that's a private Instagram I've been with like you know the hot even the one that's

00:21:09 sending you a private instagram sketch no i've been with like the girls on like oh sorry mom 0.97

00:21:14 that um have like the big tiktok following for posting their body and shit and it's like 0.73

00:21:19 they're just hoes man just hoes just hoes 98 says what's the main difference between now 1.00

00:21:24 and when your channel is the same size as sunny it's funny because i saw you did that street

00:21:27 interview um out in boston comet well not in um but fanyol hall yeah next uh south station

00:21:32 in boston fanyol hall yeah is that where it is right outside the south station yeah and i remember

00:21:36 doing a street interview in that same spot at the same age and i was like oh yeah this and you had

00:21:40 like your channel was around the same size so um what i mean i think sunny's on a similar path to

00:21:46 what i was doing just based off of that yeah all of it yeah okay um but i think as a man it's the

00:21:52 opposite and i also think that women like men i was gonna say that yeah i think for a man like

00:21:57 like you said we want innocent women but if a woman if that's a woman she don't want a man that 1.00

00:22:01 has never had sex of course you know what's actually interesting it's interesting they asked

00:22:05 i don't know where i saw this it was a long time ago but i saw it was a survey they were asking

00:22:09 virgin women if they want a virgin man and even a virgin woman said no oh yeah they don't want 1.00

00:22:15 a virgin because they want to be dominated right no they want to be taught yeah they want to be 0.84

00:22:19 taught they want man to guide them through the process and experience part of being a man is

00:22:23 experience and and and that's why even in very subtle ways the reason women love scars on men

00:22:28 something has happened to him it's experience right yeah so when i say it's not important i

00:22:33 take that back as a man sexual experience and sexual uh the fact that you've been around the

00:22:37 block to a degree is actually very important yeah but also i'm not going to say a number because a

00:22:42 lot of dudes lie about the number etc etc but i had a webcam company and so it's extensive is there

00:22:46 an estimate okay not bad but but i i do i don't think that number is that important and i also

00:22:54 and i also think the number of girls when you were in um romania like you saw them with like

00:23:01 all their girlfriends and stuff right yeah like do you think you could ever pull that off where

00:23:06 you have like a whole throne of girlfriends so andrew was more like cautious at the time because

00:23:12 it was right after the cancellation so he didn't even want to bring in new ones yeah tristan's 0.99

00:23:15 still like he was just still adding to the roster tristan legitimately had like probably 30 i've

00:23:21 i've watched some of tristan's courses it's crazy stuff the phd course i haven't seen that yeah

00:23:25 it's honestly like pretty good information it's not creepy at all like the way that they cut it

00:23:30 Yeah, Chad, he said 600 to 700 is the – but you guys are meat-watching like crazy.

00:23:33 Who can – who would have died for that?

00:23:37 I don't know.

00:23:37 That's what I'm saying.

00:23:38 If like one man texts me twice a day, I'm like to hell with him. 0.94

00:23:43 Oh, get off my back. 1.00

00:23:45 I can't even imagine having like 30 floating around.

00:23:49 Who's got any mental energy for that?

00:23:51 That's part of the game is that you don't text them that much.

00:23:53 And then they're all competing for your attention constantly.

00:23:56 Like when I saw them, they were all like sitting around like just waiting for like a glimmer.

00:24:00 He would probably talk to one of his girlfriends, maybe like 10 words in a day, like just like, come here, like coffee.

00:24:06 Like it was just really simple stuff, like water, like that was it, you know? 0.91

00:24:11 And then they were like, like, they were just like waiting, like little fucking birds following around, like flocking around for, you know, like when seagulls smell food at the beach and they're just like hovering around and then you walk away and they'll dive in. 0.95

00:24:22 That was that. 0.99

00:24:22 It was just like all these seagulls.

00:24:24 Just wanted his attention back.

00:24:25 Paying for attention.

00:24:26 Yeah, that's the game.

00:24:27 He doesn't – he barely needs – you don't really need to talk to him that much.

00:24:30 So these aren't regular girls and they're certainly not American women. 0.98

00:24:33 But the thing is, it's not a similar relationship for like – like look at like my uncle and he has a wife that doesn't even speak English and he doesn't speak Spanish.

00:24:41 They're just like –

00:24:42 She speaks English.

00:24:43 She speaks enough.

00:24:44 But it's kind of a relationship like that where you're not having like the most intellectual conversation.

00:24:49 Right.

00:24:49 You just have a nice partnership.

00:24:50 I think that is far better than what Sneeko just laid out.

00:24:54 what if i had a bunch of a bunch of at least this would be hilarious oh jesus no thanks

00:25:00 i don't know i just don't know how they mentally wrap their heads around it all day long and why

00:25:05 that game is fun for them it just doesn't sound fun to me i mean i i i would treat our dog better

00:25:10 than that than it did seem kind of fun for tristan like i'm not sure i i think i've already

00:25:15 talked about this but like he would invite them all to the club and he'd be like let's see what's

00:25:20 about to happen like he just waiting for them to like he seemed like he kind of enjoyed the

00:25:25 the spunk i don't know i don't i don't want to need watch like that but right i know what you

00:25:30 mean though yeah it's like a game yeah the sex is important i think that you can learn a lot about 0.92

00:25:35 women it's not just sleep with them you need to have a whole bunch of girls you've just slept with 1.00

00:25:38 you need to have relationships you need to have that time you got your heart broken you need to 1.00

00:25:42 let that one chick who fucking did some shit got away with some slice shit so no other bitch can 1.00

00:25:47 finesse you that and you get to a point in life and truthfully as a man you hit your peak in your 1.00

00:25:51 late 30s before so you have that's when you're most attractive to women when you're 30 40 yeah 0.97

00:25:56 can I ask you a question so you have gotten your heart this is my first question you've gotten your

00:25:58 heart broken every man's every guy of course I agree every man's had their heart broken but

00:26:02 you have to there's different you have to use it as a learning experience you have to learn you

00:26:06 have to let it use it to fuel you I've said this now every any man who said he hasn't hasn't had

00:26:10 their heart broken is lying okay but there's two there's two kinds of men there's people who have

00:26:13 their heart broken and let it destroy them and there's the men who have their heart broken can't

00:26:17 sleep so they're in the gym three times a day that's it if you walk into the gym right now and 1.00

00:26:22 find the fucking guys training hardest he's probably lost his bitch he's right not wrong 1.00

00:26:27 true or false bro i remember when i lost my bitch motivation you find a guy who's fucking going nuts 1.00

00:26:33 it's yeah my girl left me bro it's just right you're right because it can make you great you're 0.98

00:26:38 right because when i broke my girl you know i hit the gym too she obviously wasn't all that g i don't 0.97

00:26:42 I don't know who you were fucking, but. 0.98

00:26:43 Boys, look. 1.00

00:26:45 Yo, that's crazy.

00:26:45 You can't tell the six pack's coming in?

00:26:47 Ant, what happened to me?

00:26:49 What, no, but, and also-

00:26:50 Yeah, you lost hell away, too.

00:26:51 I lost, like, 100 pounds.

00:26:51 But what's actually truly interesting is-

00:26:53 That's crazy.

00:26:54 I think that, unlike, although I think women have- 1.00

00:26:57 You have, like, big gym motivation right now? 0.97

00:26:58 Like, what's, when you're tired as fuck and you don't want to go, like, what's getting 0.98

00:27:02 you to the gym? 0.98

00:27:03 Is it, like, honestly, like, your Instagram stories are probably a big part of it.

00:27:06 Yeah, my Instagram story, to be honest.

00:27:07 Like, seeing all the guys that are motivating, and, like, I could've been eating a burger,

00:27:10 could have been watching netflix could have been watching only fans i could have been sipping it 0.96

00:27:13 like i'll be in between sets like fuck check the instagram stories and everybody's there like fire 0.99

00:27:17 each other up that's like well these guys are doing and i'll see guys like cripples get in 1.00

00:27:21 there like one peg like a dudes people with cast on like they're they're in the cold doing push-ups

00:27:25 like guys at work shout out to the electricians that are there doing push-ups in between like

00:27:30 fixing someone's house i'm like bro how could i have any excuse if these guys are finding time

00:27:35 to do it you know i know a navy seal that lives a few blocks away we should do a video or some

00:27:39 shit where we do like a full navy seal workout with him because that'll just like break you down

00:27:44 it's crazy should i stream that that'd be cool that'd be cool he's a he's a dope guy 0.99

00:27:49 navy seals don't mess around rumble ceo to sex and he said amazing i wonder shout out to chris 0.83

00:27:57 rumble ceo rumble in the chat this is why women and men have this i think that all life paths to 1.00

00:28:02 a degree are semi-similar yeah we end up in different positions some are successful and

00:28:06 some aren't and blah blah blah but i think if you take the average man in the western world

00:28:10 there's one or two or maybe three possible stories we all start off with nothing most

00:28:15 men are born with zero value you can be born with rich parents and be a little bit doesn't matter 0.99

00:28:19 yeah but you're born with basically no value you fall you fall in love with that bitch in school 1.00

00:28:23 who wants to the jock and not you or the older guy and then yeah you get your girl she breaks 0.99

00:28:27 your heart and then most men have had a pretty similar story me you you can name it all of course

00:28:32 but it's just how those events affect you and how you internalize them and how you use them

00:28:37 to become who you are i would say most men go through similar obstacles and different types

00:28:41 of life experiences i think we have yeah i think we have similar building blocks and similar pieces

00:28:45 of lego and how we put ourselves together is what makes us us completely yeah i appreciate what's

00:28:50 your end game goal life mr tate i think that i don't think although i think we're getting into

00:28:56 a position that's worse than ever i think throughout all of human history every single

00:29:00 man that's ever been alive has been living through a period in which he feels like the world is

00:29:04 ending i'm sure the people who are alive during world war ii felt like the world was ending i'm

00:29:07 sure about the people who were fighting off the mongol hordes felt the world was ending i'm sure 1.00

00:29:11 that in the 1700s when it became legal to not wear a suit when you go outside they probably

00:29:16 thought this is massively detrimental to society the world is ending we've always felt we've always

00:29:20 felt like the world's ending yeah we always felt like the world is ending and i think that

00:29:23 basically the best thing you can do is procreate and try and create people who replicate yourself

00:29:28 and your values to the best of your ability.

00:29:30 So my end goal is to have 20 sons with my name

00:29:32 who think like me, that's my end goal.

00:29:33 What if you have a daughter?

00:29:34 That's fantastic, why would I not want a daughter?

00:29:36 Just curious, you said 20 sons.

00:29:37 Yes, but I would love to have daughters, absolutely,

00:29:41 but it's my sons that are gonna carry my name

00:29:42 and carry my legacy, so obviously you need both,

00:29:45 but that's the end goal, the end goal is to recreate.

00:29:47 Did you ever experience something in history,

00:29:52 well, I wanna say history,

00:29:53 that makes it sound like you're really old,

00:29:54 but did you ever experience something in your life

00:29:56 was like the west is done the world is over what was that well there's always 9-11

00:30:04 i don't know that no no i 9-11 was devastating and heartbreaking on so many levels

00:30:13 i don't know what that was the um you know i grew up in brooklyn and those buildings were

00:30:20 an important part of my life that was there too um my you know my first communion like my parents

00:30:27 wanted to throw me a party and i was like no i don't want to party i want to i want dinner at

00:30:31 windows on the world and so we had this like nice fancy dinner with the family up at the restaurant

00:30:35 on top and another we had a couple family parties there and my father's business uh we had a

00:30:42 limousine business and they were their main clients were uh canna fitzgerald so we were we were the

00:30:48 help you know but so that was my my father and all of our cars and drivers were always at those

00:30:54 buildings they were just really really in in my life and um so when that happened that that was

00:31:01 it was heartbreaking and i knew people that died and it was terrifying but i didn't feel like that

00:31:09 sense of the world is ending or all doomsday i feel now probably for the first time that there

00:31:16 is a real societal collapse that's happening so i'm not being like pessimistic by thinking that

00:31:22 the west is over i don't think it's over but i think i'm partially in denial because i see like

00:31:29 the fall of rome happening again but i also see so many signs i also yeah no the signs are all

00:31:35 there and it's happening but i also see people starting to come up and rise up and stand up to

00:31:41 save it why are they calling me walter white jr bro can i have pancakes don't call my boy that

00:31:50 this is it that i was afraid of world war three i didn't know what the hell was going to happen

00:32:00 we had anthrax being mailed out around the country we're afraid to open our mail we thought we're

00:32:04 going to hit again couldn't we're terrified to fly it was a nightmare but i didn't feel like it

00:32:10 was the end of the world now the i feel like the west is dying but people are starting to rise up

00:32:14 you got everybody every day joe's like me standing up and being like go ahead cancel me i don't give 0.77

00:32:20 a shit and more and more people are coming out of the woodwork yeah but we can't fix it we can't

00:32:26 win also the 9-11 was it was america bush did it it was a massad and cia worked together to do it 0.99

00:32:32 9-11 was an inside job 100 it was not the muslims um even though i played but what's your advice

00:32:38 for Sonny, you know, what do you, what do you think that he should do? You know, well, how old

00:32:43 are you? 20, 19. Where do you think he should go? What do you mean? I, I, my plan is what, like in

00:32:50 his life. No, like geographically, I want to get out and move to just maybe Dubai. Like look,

00:32:57 look how beautiful it looks here. You know, it does look beautiful. I don't think it's time to

00:33:02 give up on the U S the U S is still the greatest country in the world. And we still have the most

00:33:05 freedom here despite all the people who were complaining um and like i said i still believe

00:33:10 that there's a lot of fight in us and i think we're going to come back i'm absolutely convinced

00:33:14 that the united states is going to regain its position as a beacon of amazing freedom and light

00:33:21 but who's going to leave opportunity are you a24 house wait am i a24 yay 24 kanye yeah yeah um

00:33:29 there's a lot of things that i love a lot of things that i love about kanye but no about

00:33:35 hitler hitler yeah adolf yeah yeah well he's dead so the big a the top a we're not sure it's still

00:33:43 i see if you want to get into conspiracy theories i i i like to that's not even a conspiracy

00:33:48 explore the one that he escaped to to south america oh he he'd be 150 years old he's dead

00:33:54 he'd be dead um i am i am pro trump and pro desantis wrong and i think that they could help

00:34:01 desantis is going to epstein's island though he's touching babies on no he's not desantis

00:34:05 doing the rituals absolutely not he's an insider desantis no way no way you think he's a puppet

00:34:11 master so no geographically i want him to stay in florida not because i'm here because florida is

00:34:16 it is one of the only few states in this country left where true freedom still exists and we have

00:34:22 governor that's standing up for us and it is also uh has really nice weather so it you know like

00:34:28 you traveled a lot what was your favorite place you went in like europe and around there i liked

00:34:33 athens greece yeah yeah i think that was uh the coolest energy from the people that i saw of any

00:34:38 place and i didn't even expect to say that i was going to mykonos the fucking like vacation tour 0.94

00:34:42 spot and those people there were a start per cursing were very um they were really cool 0.90

00:34:48 Athens, Greece was the most underrated place I've ever been to.

00:34:51 USA, greatest country in the world with brainwashing. 0.74

00:34:53 It's good to love your country, but brainwashing.

00:34:54 Yeah, I mean, we're all from America, so it's for us to think of that.

00:34:58 But I don't think in turn, I'm not that patriotic.

00:35:01 Like, I want to be more, but I don't see it.

00:35:04 It's weird when you go down the red pill rabbit hole.

00:35:06 I feel like it does make you less patriotic.

00:35:08 Yeah.

00:35:10 That hurts me because to us, patriotism was a big thing growing up.

00:35:14 I know it was, but it still is.

00:35:16 you know your father is lifelong military and loves his country and has given his whole life

00:35:21 to his country oh you guys military yeah oh thanks for his service uh ten dollars from travis mill

00:35:26 says you're the most consistent non-political content creator on rumble important to the

00:35:29 platform now hope chris realizes it amazing growth so far glad you came on rumble or wouldn't have

00:35:33 discovered you i kind of get into politics and we're getting into what we're going to talk about

00:35:36 the world economic forum and greta and um how the pfizer ceo is being pressed in davos in switzerland

00:35:42 right now but uh are you guys vaccinated no no man face face i was gonna play sound i was gonna 0.97

00:35:49 do that you didn't need it for the florida schools absolutely not that shit dude they were 0.96

00:35:53 wait what school in florida florida gulf coast i did it for a year you guys are like boston 0.98

00:35:56 i'm from boston and then i went i had a 2.4 in high school so i thought the only school i got

00:36:04 into was like florida gulf coast which is a public um florida university and my since my dad's in

00:36:10 the military i had the gi bill so i had basically two years for free so i went there within a few

00:36:14 months started a business made a few mail dropped out that's the story but i regardless uh if he

00:36:20 so he graduated high school in 21 and if they so the vax came out early that year so it wasn't

00:36:27 mandated yet for school children in uh in massachusetts and had he been mandated to take

00:36:33 it i think i would have pulled you out of school and said oh but they were giving people hundred

00:36:37 dollar like um bookstore vouchers for getting vaccinated all kinds of gifts they used to give

00:36:43 you like they were with the new york people they were given like french fries like yeah why are

00:36:48 you giving people junk food and nonsense to get vaccinated like shouldn't it just be about health

00:36:52 yeah i'm not getting in new york to give you a hundred dollars and a burger for getting the

00:36:56 vaccine imagine you're that down bad that you get the vaccine for a burger okay i'm so glad i never 0.94

00:37:01 i'm so glad you get a heart attack for some fries and then you get another heart attack because you

00:37:05 eat the fries jeez for the one dollar segoe says uh segoe never fought a war for a decade he doesn't

00:37:10 care about the u.s leave the fighters in the u.s will save the u.s bro i tried man i was working on

00:37:14 yay 24 i genuinely do care about america but you have to put yourself first at some point it's like

00:37:18 if you're being realistic and if you analyze what's going on does the the west it's not just

00:37:21 the u.s it's like most of the country in the west the uk is declining just as fast as the usa so is

00:37:27 it really worth staying here another one these traditional current conservatives on rumble are

00:37:30 mad as a conservative minded person i see that we can save america rebuild some of the things that

00:37:33 wrong doom and gloom is a bad way to see those things amen you're right but i don't see this

00:37:38 doom and gloom i just want the best life for myself and the future of my children and is it

00:37:42 is it the best place to raise my kids if they're like twerking out if they have gay pride flags in 1.00

00:37:47 every single school and drag queens are twerking on children and all you have they force the vaccine 1.00

00:37:52 and then they could shut down the schools and then they go on zoom class for a year and get

00:37:55 depression because they can't like why would i want to raise my children there if that's what

00:37:59 goes on and everybody 80 percent of people get the vaccine in a month and everybody believes in

00:38:03 this garbage why would i raise my kids here you're 100 right when you describe it that way but there

00:38:07 was another there was another choice here and it but unfortunately you know it's not for everybody 1.00

00:38:12 because you have to be wealthy in order to get your kids out of that bullshit and out of that 0.87

00:38:18 system but it's always but it's always been that way it's always been that way you know that the 0.97

00:38:22 wealthy have better options for their children so we and right now all the regular joe people 0.98

00:38:28 parents they're fighting back they're they're up against school boards putting them up against the

00:38:33 yeah but then even look at it in brazil they're rigging elections in brazil like it's it's pretty

00:38:37 much the the world economic forum like the globalist agenda is taking over you see the fdx

00:38:41 scam with biden how they're funneling they're stealing money from citizens and giving it to

00:38:45 the democratic party and then they're rigging election it's just it the corruption is too

00:38:50 strong for like yeah we can go to school boards and like talk on rumble how much are we really

00:38:54 going to be able to do well not us we need we need you need soldiers down there having those

00:38:58 battles and you need to you need to deal with the bigger thing but isn't it a freaking amazing time

00:39:03 to be alive while all of this is coming to light what it's like all the ugly rocks are being turned

00:39:07 over and we're seeing all the underbelly of all the politicians and all the powers that be and

00:39:12 the general population has an opportunity to wake up and have information in a way that was never

00:39:17 possible before so it's anybody's guess how it goes chances are you know the brokies are going 0.95

00:39:23 to stay burpees the dumb people are going to just stay on tiktok and do their dances and play their 0.93

00:39:27 Candy Crush and that's a shame, but more and more people are waking up to the 0.99

00:39:31 reality that they're being manipulated.

00:39:33 And that's cool for the whole world.

00:39:36 There's still a lot of NPCs out there.

00:39:39 It's still mostly NPCs.

00:39:40 I think in the content creation world, we're like, yeah, people are waking up.

00:39:43 And then you step outside and you see the blue hair and the piercings and you see

00:39:46 people walking around like this and just like, what, like the absolute bots of the

00:39:52 world and you're like, really, maybe I should leave Rumble and talk to an NPC

00:39:56 because I don't know how many people are actually waking up.

00:39:59 They had to have them in the Middle Ages, right?

00:40:02 They called them, except there would be like one,

00:40:04 and they called them the village.

00:40:05 At the fall of Rome, they were like trans. 1.00

00:40:07 They'd have like one, and they'd call them the village idiot. 1.00

00:40:09 You know what they call them now? 1.00

00:40:10 We just have a lot of idiots in a village. 1.00

00:40:11 They call them brave now. 1.00

00:40:13 Woke.

00:40:13 They say they're heroes.

00:40:15 I'm a trans here.

00:40:16 They give them time person of the year.

00:40:17 They put Greta Thunberg on cover of magazines for saying,

00:40:19 how dare you? 0.99

00:40:20 It's retarded. 1.00

00:40:21 These people, they used to be called the village idiots, 1.00

00:40:23 and then we'd burn them at the stake and laugh at them. 1.00

00:40:24 Ha, idiot. 1.00

00:40:25 and now they're celebrated now they control how what type of straw you use 1.00

00:40:29 leave your mark of a bunch of tapes what else is it cool all right next question here do you

00:40:36 believe that love is real completely completely and utterly everything i say all the things i

00:40:40 just said which are going to attack me for and call me a misogynist for and say i'm hateful for

00:40:44 actually come from a place of love comes from a place of love because i think that women are 1.00

00:40:48 happier if they act in a certain way which is true to their national biological imperatives

00:40:52 and true to God. I think that men treat women who act true to God better. I think that their

00:40:58 relationships are better. I think the family is better. I think the children are raised better.

00:41:01 I think society ends up better. I think as a whole, all of it, the whole world becomes a better place

00:41:06 and it's all based on love. I truly and utterly believe in love between a man and a woman but I'm

00:41:10 not going to love a girl who can't keep her legs closed. What about unconditional love? Does that 1.00

00:41:14 exist? No. It does for women. It doesn't exist for men. Why does mother love their sons unconditionally 1.00

00:41:19 right women are women can be unconditionally loved by society as a whole no matter how bad 0.97

00:41:23 it is a thing women do if she's pretty bro a woman could go and kill 10 people but if she 1.00

00:41:29 was smoking hot and her mug shot came up it would be all over twitter kill me anytime babe 1.00

00:41:34 and the replies they'd love her anyway she's hot that's it women can be good looking dudes too 1.00

00:41:39 you've seen the the hot criminals things oh yeah jeffrey dommer is like idolizing jeffrey dommer

00:41:45 getting more dms than me and he's dead additionally loved men are only loved for how useful we are

00:41:50 second you stop being useful as a man you'll see how cruel this world is when nobody looks at you

00:41:54 and goes this man has a utility this man is good for x this man can solve this problem second you

00:42:00 become a useless man you'll see how cold and heartless this world is because nobody gives 0.99

00:42:03 a solitary fuck about men who can't fix problems true that's why we exist so unconditional love 1.00

00:42:08 does not exist for men it never has been nothing never will even your woman to a degree is going 1.00

00:42:12 love you and i'm not saying her love isn't pure i'm not saying her love isn't pure but a woman's

00:42:17 love is still based on your ability to fix her problems to a degree if a woman comes to you and 0.95

00:42:21 goes i have this issue and you go can't fix it on a long if that happens over and over and over and

00:42:26 over again she will fall out of love with you well someone else will fix it someone else will fix it

00:42:30 so she'll love someone else whereas i'll be honest in my relationships i don't go to women to solve

00:42:35 my problems i go to them to be happy i want them to be happy i want them to make me smile i want

00:42:41 to give me affection i want to us to have fun together i might want children yeah but i don't 0.97

00:42:46 go oh shit i have this big fucking problem at work and then hey can you help me never i don't 0.99

00:42:52 go to them to fix my right i fix all my own shit so it's it's completely different paradigm we're 1.00

00:42:58 loved in completely different ways right what do you look for in a girlfriend like with more 0.58

00:43:03 traditional values likes keeping the home nice yeah that sounds nice and stuff like that and i

00:43:09 i've brought girls on the stream that um you had a nice girl on the other night yeah some of the

00:43:13 some of the girls i brought on stream like they show those qualities but i get kind of bored like

00:43:18 they're just like they're there like they're smiling and like let's go to dinner and they're

00:43:21 like okay and then there's just not much to talk about and then they're here like okay and like

00:43:25 they're doing everything fine like i'm sure they can clean and cook and stuff like that but i'm

00:43:28 like and then after like two days i'm like oh shoot they're just like following you around

00:43:33 like where are we going like what now i want to go yay yay and it's like he's just like shut up 0.89

00:43:40 shut up like they're not doing anything wrong but i don't know i i think i value um maybe this 0.77

00:43:46 will change man maybe it's immaturity but i i like humor i would like to be able to have like

00:43:51 back and forth like a little bit of cheeky danza like you need like a smarter girl to be honest 0.99

00:43:56 i do i do that's why i disagree with the fresh and fit they're like oh i don't care if she's 0.97

00:43:59 dumb i don't want a dumb girl around like all the time and like i like smart girls even the tates 1.00

00:44:04 where i mean i don't know like you know the intelligence of their girlfriends and stuff 1.00

00:44:07 but it seems like they're not like no they're smart they are they are smart like they can have

00:44:11 good conversations yeah i mean well they don't really i mean they're they're not dumb but yeah

00:44:17 like my point is like if you're going out to dinner if they really are just kind of just

00:44:21 sitting there i'm not trying i'm not i'm not pressuring you to answer it was the environment

00:44:26 of the war room

00:44:27 because when you're there

00:44:28 with like 10 G's

00:44:29 you got Luke Belmar

00:44:30 Justin Waller

00:44:31 like all these people

00:44:32 they're probably just being shy

00:44:33 yeah they're there like

00:44:34 and they don't

00:44:35 don't speak English that well

00:44:36 they're like

00:44:37 so they're just like there

00:44:39 like

00:44:40 what do I do?

00:44:41 like

00:44:41 okay

00:44:42 water? 1.00

00:44:43 like it's just stupid 1.00

00:44:44 I mean 1.00

00:44:45 yeah

00:44:45 they would go like

00:44:46 you want the milk

00:44:47 and the coffee?

00:44:48 like

00:44:48 Sneeko 0.75

00:44:50 you want coffee?

00:44:52 but 1.00

00:44:52 I don't think they're stupid 1.00

00:44:54 I think they're educated 1.00

00:44:55 yeah

00:44:56 because you got like you have to be challenge you need a mental challenge and i don't need a 0.99

00:45:00 girl that's a pain in the ass that's going to challenge you in that way i mean somebody that's 0.99

00:45:03 going to challenge you and push you to be even smarter even better even stronger or be able to 0.99

00:45:08 keep up that conversation and like you touched on laughter to me like with a dude like if you

00:45:14 can't make me laugh you don't gotta show no that that's crucial for men men need to be able to do

00:45:18 that but women overall and the red people feel like they don't care about that they're just 0.99

00:45:22 kind of like a bang mate they're just there they smile and cook and then they they you know but

00:45:29 i i want uh i want to get like a sidekick you know someone who's there you know like a

00:45:34 a female robin to my batman so you know you mean yeah and these most of these girls are they're 1.00

00:45:41 not real they're like batman's maid yeah i'm getting alfred i don't i don't you know does

00:45:47 that make sense yeah no i know exactly you are making sense okay it's tough to find though dude

00:45:51 I didn't meet one girl the whole year I was at college that I would even consider dating.

00:45:55 None of them.

00:45:55 Even in Florida?

00:45:57 Even in Florida.

00:45:58 No, not at all. 0.96

00:46:00 Try telling me gay now. 0.98

00:46:02 They're saying Sneaker wants a dude. 1.00

00:46:03 Boom, bucker! 1.00

00:46:04 I get bored, like, with just the complete submissiveness.

00:46:07 She's just there, smiling.

00:46:09 Like, I don't know.

00:46:10 I like conversation. 1.00

00:46:11 I wish to hell you were a robot. 0.99

00:46:14 What's that from? 0.97

00:46:15 That's the Tate Coffee Hour podcast when he was talking about that stuff.

00:46:19 he was saying like because they were having this exact conversation and they were saying like you

00:46:23 want someone with more intellect and whatnot and he was like i wish she was there they said you 0.99

00:46:28 don't want a robot and he said bitch i wish the hell you were a robot no i don't want that what 1.00

00:46:33 no yeah i agree with you there men love women because we're idealistic in the idea everybody's 0.99

00:46:40 having gay co in the chat yeah thanks a lot females are actually very very realistic with 1.00

00:46:44 their love they're not romantic men are far more romantic than women are women i'll give an example

00:46:49 now bro you ask any man you can ask a full-grown man about his you can say listen your ex-girlfriend

00:46:54 just died even if you hadn't seen her for 15 years you can be like ah i loved her you find a 1.00

00:46:59 fucking chick and say your ex-boyfriend died and he's a dickhead anyway they don't care they don't 1.00

00:47:04 care it's true it's true bro that women can be heartless people don't and any g who's at the top 1.00

00:47:09 this game knows bro there's been times even i have felt guilt there's been times i met a chick

00:47:15 and we end up together whatever whatever and and sleeping together whatever whatever and she's 1.00

00:47:21 around my house and she's like hey look like laughing at her ex just pouring his fucking 1.00

00:47:25 heart out bro it's crazy they're cunts they can be that's just that's just childish emotionally 1.00

00:47:31 unintelligent drama loving bullshit you know i don't i don't i know women that do that that they 1.00

00:47:37 still will stalk and see what their ex is up to from 20 years ago 10 years ago this guy from five 0.97

00:47:43 years ago i could give a females love drama they love drama if i break up with somebody like i 0.99

00:47:47 could give a shit the next day i don't care what they're doing i'm not checking up on it i i don't 0.99

00:47:52 get it everyone in the chat's calling me gay if i had a harem then of course you need them to be 1.00

00:47:59 compliant submissive and the okay coffee but if i'm gonna be if i'm gonna have one if i'm gonna 0.97

00:48:04 but in august one i want the sidekick i want somebody that i can have a is it gay to have 0.95

00:48:09 a conversation with the girl you're in love with not at all this is how red pill you guys are it's 0.87

00:48:13 gay to talk to a girl the red pill takes it too far sometimes i'd say i'm triggered for my chat 0.64

00:48:19 right now sometimes they can be they can be and i know men aren't perfect i'm just saying there's

00:48:23 a degree of heartlessness that women do possess people pretend they don't but they really do have 1.00

00:48:27 okay next question it's a good question right here is streaming considered a real job

00:48:34 no absolutely not it's easy i made money the hard way you knew gen z you make money from

00:48:40 turning on your computer and streaming i had to go through the trials and tribulations ready

00:48:43 you're extremely fortunate thank you you are you're extremely why am i fortunate you're

00:48:49 extremely fortunate for a few reasons one the eye how old are you 22 yeah okay the idea of

00:48:54 of a rich 22 year old before the internet was non-existent outside of daddy's money there was

00:48:59 before the internet and you and you were born poor or in a normal family did you ever meet a 0.99

00:49:04 20 year old who made hundreds of thousands of dollars hell no fuck no yo w sneak over i just 0.99

00:49:09 people are getting richer younger than ever before it's scary right you're super fortunate 0.99

00:49:13 right so and like i said we live in an attention economy is it a real job

00:49:17 the problem with it is what do you think what do you think about streaming do you think that this

00:49:26 is a real profession i do because i see it and i live it now and i realize that we're working hard

00:49:31 it's not just the time in front of the camera it's there's a lot of business behind the scenes

00:49:36 yeah me and sonny have been doing a lot of calls with the creativity kit there's a lot of work

00:49:39 that's going in for this february first launch um and i think crazy and i think for guys your age

00:49:44 um ages it in some ways it's harder because you there the things that i learned about business i

00:49:51 learned on someone else's business so when i screwed up it didn't cost money it wasn't a big

00:49:55 it wasn't like oh god it could be a legal trouble or i could be in tax trouble i just made a mistake

00:50:00 they either fired me or corrected me you know and said you know carry on you know show me how to do

00:50:04 the job for you guys you all of a sudden thrown into you know this very fast trajectory trajectory

00:50:11 of success and you have to it was really slow for me it took 10 years to really start making money

00:50:16 but i think that that was probably also a factor of the just the way the internet was like once

00:50:21 things really it from what i know about you like once this whole influencer thing really blew up

00:50:26 it's only the past few years that this is become not when i started in 2014 the youtube was at its

00:50:33 peak monetization 2015 that's the guys like leafy's here and that was before adpocalypse 2016 that's

00:50:38 when they started demonetizing and that's when they started like regulating back then you couldn't 0.54

00:50:42 get a million views people are making like 10 20 30k from a million views it was stupid now like 0.74

00:50:48 and then when i started like actually making some assets i was making like a thousand dollars for

00:50:51 a million views we really don't make that much uh yeah i mean i was never making a lot from youtube

00:50:55 money but like before when i was first starting that was like when like gaming videos just it was

00:51:00 dumb how much money people were making okay i didn't know that but either way i just think i

00:51:05 think you have to learn things really the hard way and people don't realize that it's an actual 0.92

00:51:09 business or if you treat it like it's a business it really can be and you have to or well i mean

00:51:14 i don't not sure how much no aiden's actually a hard worker i i've seen him behind the scenes

00:51:18 like he'll be at a party and just like on the phone like not really paying attention the it's

00:51:23 a lot of hard work uh that people don't talk about but it's it's fun to undermine it because

00:51:28 um comparison and stuff like that sigo brings girls on the stream so he could talk to dudes 0.93

00:51:32 while he gets p word um pearly sneaky link okay no sneeko just have a main and a mistress

00:51:39 haitian meds do it all the time come on bro bro black men don't cheat

00:51:41 i will say it's a job because it is a commitment thank you it's not a real job

00:51:51 the actual true problem with streaming is that i don't think you learn anything from it

00:51:56 so that's not true at all from i learn every single day that's a part of the reason why i

00:52:00 love streaming is reacting to different videos i'm gonna talk to ryan dawson like he's been

00:52:05 extremely canceled i talk to so many different people i debate on a regular basis i always keep

00:52:09 i have to keep up with news i talk about politics i talk about different if i'm shooting for five 0.87

00:52:13 hours every single day you got to keep the shit interesting you have to learn more and i know way 0.89

00:52:17 more now than i did when i started streaming i definitely say too after streaming like it low 0.96

00:52:22 key takes a toll on you like it fries your brain a little bit like if i do a multiple hour stream 0.57

00:52:26 afterwards i'm like fuck i just need to lay down for a little bit i don't know if you feel the same 0.97

00:52:30 way if you're just like more used to it at this point and you can just keep going yeah i'm used 0.98

00:52:35 to it now but absolutely you're learning constantly all the things you just said he's constantly and

00:52:40 i'm constantly learning about technology and algorithms and new trends and what's going on

00:52:45 and on top of you know him i'm teaching him like you know the legal side taxes and taxes and all

00:52:53 this yeah managing project management managing people we have a couple of other things going

00:52:56 on the side too so it's it's unbelievable while i'm watching sunny firsthand and myself we're

00:53:02 teaching each other learning things constantly so for him to say you're not really learning

00:53:06 anything i'm not really sure maybe the girls in his webcam business aren't learning anything

00:53:11 because he's not teaching them much and he's holding the reins i don't know also i learned

00:53:17 a lot just from the chat like talking back and forth i think you get a consensus of what a lot

00:53:21 of people are thinking at the same time and i i figured out about like the the problem that needs

00:53:27 to be addressed with streaming and like what what i was supposed to do when i first started streaming

00:53:29 i had no idea like really i just turned on the camera like trying to entertain and then i'd be

00:53:33 like what do you guys want me to react to and then the stuff that like everybody was spamming for me

00:53:37 to react to i started figuring out about male loneliness about people um tired of the godless

00:53:44 nature of society people tired of feminism what a lot of guys were thinking about what was making

00:53:48 guys angry what they wanted to see i learned a lot about the the the general opinions of a lot

00:53:54 of people at once because like what is it 9 000 people here almost 10 000 like you get the sense

00:53:58 of what um an entire state like imagine if you just do stand-up or you're just talking to a stadium

00:54:03 you don't really like the laugh and they'll clap and they'll do audience participation but i i'm

00:54:07 reading this constantly it's information back and forth all all the time but you know andrew comes

00:54:12 from like he's like oh this is like some new gen z thing it's not hard work i had to go be a salesman

00:54:18 what's interesting in the world before the it the world but let me tell you

00:54:21 something the world before this garbage any job you were involved in there was a

00:54:26 degree of learning right I'll give you I'll give you another example

00:54:29 streaming's example crypto's another example if you make a bunch of money

00:54:32 streaming and let's imagine streaming disappears to learn from streaming

00:54:35 though like what could you take all the skills all the lessons you've learned

00:54:39 all the talents you now have and apply your streaming skills to and make more

00:54:43 but

00:54:44 please don't

00:54:46 good question

00:54:50 exactly

00:54:53 I know

00:54:54 I got one

00:54:55 negotiating and managing

00:54:57 and becoming an arguer

00:54:58 absolutely not

00:54:59 because you're

00:55:00 because you're streaming 1.00

00:55:01 on the fucking internet 1.00

00:55:02 you don't understand anything 1.00

00:55:03 about true negotiation

00:55:04 between men

00:55:04 an arguer

00:55:06 you don't understand anything

00:55:07 about the true negotiation

00:55:08 what did you have to say

00:55:09 I was going to say like

00:55:10 comedy

00:55:11 yeah I was going to say acting

00:55:12 mediating

00:55:12 acting

00:55:13 Acting.

00:55:14 Do you think acting is a real job?

00:55:16 Yes.

00:55:17 Well, you're right.

00:55:18 In this very fortunate bubble of super unique, ideal dream jobs that every person on the

00:55:25 planet would love to have. 0.86

00:55:27 There's not a man alive who doesn't want to be an actor.

00:55:29 Not a man alive who doesn't want to be a streamer.

00:55:31 Can I tell you right now?

00:55:32 All these kids want to be streamers now.

00:55:33 All they do.

00:55:34 Of course they do.

00:55:35 Everyone's trying.

00:55:36 My point is that let's say you go and get a normal job, a sales job, and then you lose

00:55:39 that job.

00:55:40 leave with lessons. Well, I learned how to manage a schedule. I learned how to go to look after my

00:55:46 clients. I learned how to, uh, do sales meetings without being scared. I learned how to present.

00:55:51 I learned how to dress correctly. I learned a firm handshake. I learned you learn things. I don't

00:55:56 think streaming teaches you. So type of one. If you think that streaming is difficult type of two,

00:56:00 if you think this is bullshit, but market yourself, marketing yourself to a degree is 0.95

00:56:04 interesting. Yeah. That's the point of it. But also I think that a lot of streamers now are 0.99

00:56:08 marketing themselves just purely through what people want to see a lot of them are just doing 0.99

00:56:15 dumb shit they don't even know exactly what they're doing well they're just doing shit for 0.97

00:56:19 shock factor but it's not i know what i say is shocking but i like to believe not i like to 1.00

00:56:24 believe i know i believe what i say and i also like to believe it has a relatively positive effect 0.95

00:56:28 on the world there are streamers and kids out there which are doing shit which is not good 0.97

00:56:31 for anybody or even themselves just for shock factor i just being clown for all the people 0.98

00:56:36 that just typed two and called it bullshit why don't you do it why aren't you doing it a lot of 0.98

00:56:42 people work jobs that they hate a lot of people are in school and they don't tell me they don't 0.88

00:56:46 want to be in school i know that most of you don't want to work matrix jobs if this is so easy 0.91

00:56:51 if this is bullshit why are you watching it and not doing it genuine question because if it's easy 0.60

00:56:56 instead of watching the stream right now you should be doing it and monetizing it and garnering 0.98

00:57:01 an audience and having fun and becoming influential well you know how they do that right

00:57:05 what join the creativity kit you see what i'm saying what are you about to say that okay

00:57:12 no but even like a lot of these people work regular jobs where they're trading their time

00:57:17 for minimum wage and with doing that you're gaining less experience than streaming because

00:57:21 as a streamer you have to find different ways to monetize you to find ways to push your content

00:57:26 through short form strategies you to find a way you know to make your stream as entertaining as

00:57:30 possible it's self-evaluation where you need to look at your actions what you could be doing

00:57:35 better what you're doing wrong and what you could cut out manual says because the reason why he said

00:57:39 because i i'm gonna get like three viewers in a year so it's not easy if you can't do it yeah

00:57:46 right like how are you gonna say it's bullshit but you can't do it right it's not and people 0.66

00:57:54 forget that all the other all the other parts of the business that grow when you get a certain 0.92

00:57:58 channel then people get into merchandising they get into personal appearances they get into pr

00:58:03 getting into the press and and collaborating with others other streamers or other personalities and

00:58:09 like it that's all work that's all like office work negotiation contracts deals people just

00:58:17 think that it's all just literally rolling out of bed and onto the computer and well it is for most

00:58:22 it is for most people on twitch like if you're playing video games all day and you have no point

00:58:27 of view and you're not like trying to add value and it's mileage entertainment then yes you can

00:58:32 turn it on like i'll watch twitch after i stream on rumble to see like what people are doing and

00:58:36 how i can bring more bots from bot tube and twitch onto rumble because rumble's an alternative

00:58:40 platform mostly political people it's mostly like a show and i respect that like everybody does

00:58:45 like i people will undermine streamers but then also respect people like on fox news or on tv

00:58:50 because they're wearing a suit and it seems presentable and then they treat that like a

00:58:53 business but this is not treated like it because you see it and i'm interacting with you so you

00:58:57 think that the quality is down but i always i'll turn on twitch afterwards and i'll see what

00:59:01 they're doing but i watched the guy yesterday and he tweeted out the stream he's just playing gta

00:59:05 he didn't even have a face cam on and he's like what's up i'm here and then everyone in the chat

00:59:10 is like spamming emotes and he's just running around in gta no camera nonsense and then people

00:59:15 liked it and it's like this is what streaming this is the idea of streaming for a lot of people

00:59:19 but i think that if you're trying to get to the truth and you're trying to inspire people then

00:59:24 it's a little bit more but maybe i'm just like fucking inflating with no i 100 agree with you 0.84

00:59:28 doing what like you Aiden Ross and a lot of the speaking guys do is completely different than the

00:59:32 people that have fan bases just for their video game skills because like even you I'll look at

00:59:37 you sitting there um like even when you're reacting to our stream and then the commercials

00:59:41 you shut it off and talk for three minutes straight like at least I have my mom so if I 0.98

00:59:46 feel like a dumbass for a second my mom can chime in and say something like you literally need to 0.88

00:59:50 just speak the entire time and be entertaining like that is not easy in itself at all just 0.99

00:59:56 having to speak to a camera and entertain people without like any direction like no one's telling

01:00:01 you what to do thank you you fixed my ego right now now i feel like i'm doing something you really

01:00:06 are because you can look at somebody like or you know you were talking about like a fox news you

01:00:10 look at uh jesse waters who i happen to love right he's he's he's like to me jesse waters he's got

01:00:16 he's got a show on fox news i have a feeling you like fox young sunny reminds me of young jesse

01:00:21 water so you know you like tucker i love tucker oh my god i have a tucker ron de santis yeah it's

01:00:28 yeah yeah there's a theme a lot of people are going to call you normie for saying that

01:00:32 i don't care bro people are deep in here they're talking about israel and beside and we're talking

01:00:36 about um but yeah i think tucker's cool when the creativity kid drops how much would be february

01:00:41 1st and it's 50 you can sign up now but it's limited to 2 000 people february 1st two dollars

01:00:45 from pack the easiest thing to do is work a full time for someone else full time but still makes

01:00:49 people unhappy. I, yeah, I genuinely think getting a job is easier than this because someone's telling

01:00:55 you what to do. Like you don't need to think for yourself. You're not your own boss. You don't need

01:00:58 to, it's someone is providing you exactly what, what you're doing for that day. He's giving you

01:01:04 a task. This is what you do, bro. Who's telling me what to do. The only person that was my boss

01:01:11 beforehand was Susan. And then I would always say like, I don't have a boss and be like, well,

01:01:14 your slate to susan they banned me so now like who do i have to answer to you know free speech

01:01:20 platform like it's literally just me and you which is i think it's pretty cool entrepreneurship

01:01:25 definitely is awesome like once you get to the point where every single decision you make is up

01:01:29 to you that's it's really nice yeah i recommend yeah i mean the the rise and the fall i got you 0.97

01:01:36 on my ass but yeah well yeah somebody's got to be on your ass so w you know what i was saying is 0.99

01:01:42 Those Fox News personalities, they have production teams. 1.00

01:01:45 They just walk in.

01:01:46 They have scriptwriters.

01:01:47 Yeah, they have jokewriters, scriptwriters.

01:01:50 They have production teams do all the research, give it to them.

01:01:54 They take a couple hours to make sure that they know the stories and they really get it all right.

01:01:57 But, like, you don't have any of that.

01:01:59 You want to talk about an issue tonight, you have to do all your own homework all day, you know, to get there at this point.

01:02:05 So, yeah, it is a lot of work.

01:02:07 Danny Boy says, I think streaming is better than Fox News, etc. 1.00

01:02:10 Because you're interacting with your audience, getting feedback, being called out for your bullshit. 0.99

01:02:13 Yeah, I mean, when you watch the news, there's not an active fucking... 0.99

01:02:16 Imagine if you were watching CNN and then people could type in. 0.78

01:02:19 Why do you think that all the mainstream news outlets, they all disable the comments as soon as they...

01:02:23 Like, the vaccine's good for you.

01:02:25 Disabled comments.

01:02:26 Vice News drops a documentary.

01:02:28 Disabled comments.

01:02:29 Like, but this is...

01:02:30 This is why this is taking over.

01:02:32 No one trusts in it anymore.

01:02:33 I agree with that. 0.99

01:02:34 They're just being clowns. 0.98

01:02:35 But yeah, but marketing yourself is a point. 0.94

01:02:37 they still know how to grasp that crowd that's true that's true but yeah it is a real job it's

01:02:43 a job but it's a very very fortunate job bro it's it's it's it's not it's not a coal mine is it

01:02:48 no it's harder excellent the best men or the man or the people who are best at being men have gone

01:02:54 through some and when you stream you don't really go through very much you may think yes you do well

01:02:59 i think i do okay you've been swatted that's unfortunate yeah but i've been hacked i've been

01:03:03 Ben.

01:03:04 Working high-level security 0.99

01:03:05 has been through some shit. 0.99

01:03:06 You have? 1.00

01:03:07 Oh, yeah.

01:03:08 So it's different.

01:03:09 It's different.

01:03:10 I've been...

01:03:10 Yeah.

01:03:11 Oh, yeah, yeah, for sure. 0.99

01:03:11 No, he has been through some shit. 0.99

01:03:12 Of course. 0.99

01:03:12 Not being a streamer

01:03:14 doesn't guarantee 0.99

01:03:14 that you go through some shit. 0.99

01:03:16 I mean, so... 0.99

01:03:17 Because he was saying that,

01:03:18 you know,

01:03:18 one of the things

01:03:19 that makes a man,

01:03:20 you know, a stronger man 0.99

01:03:21 is going through some shit. 1.00

01:03:22 And I think that's for women, too. 0.99

01:03:23 Like, I know people

01:03:24 that never lost anybody to death

01:03:26 until their 40s or 50s,

01:03:29 and they fall apart.

01:03:31 Like, it's the end of the world.

01:03:32 They have no idea.

01:03:33 so it that happens to women and men um but you know not being a streamer is no guarantee life's 0.99

01:03:39 going to happen you're going to go through shit whether you're a streamer or a coal miner 0.94

01:03:43 it's so for him to you know imply that you're you're more protected from life 1.00

01:03:48 by this is is flat out bullshit life's coming for you it is 0.97

01:03:53 been stabbed before by a knife next question um what are your thoughts on vaping come on well 0.99

01:04:01 I'm smoking a cigar right now, but I know what a cigar is.

01:04:03 Cigar is tobacco.

01:04:05 Tobacco's been around for a very long time.

01:04:06 I did in high school a little bit.

01:04:08 Yeah, I did.

01:04:10 I vaped.

01:04:11 I vaped.

01:04:11 I'll sneak go in the chat.

01:04:13 Yep.

01:04:13 Yeah, Al.

01:04:14 Thank you for setting the chat up to come and call me gay co again. 0.84

01:04:17 I know your ego down a little bit.

01:04:19 Yeah.

01:04:20 I know it has nicotine in it.

01:04:21 I know the good, I know the bad, et cetera. 0.99

01:04:22 The reason I am anti-vaping is because nobody knows what's even in a fucking vaper. 0.98

01:04:25 and it's produced cheaply somewhere in the far east by people who don't give a single solitary 0.99

01:04:31 shit about human rights of their own people let alone the people of the west for pennies 0.94

01:04:35 please explain to me what chemical combination can taste you don't know nobody will know 0.99

01:04:39 microplastics all that bro what chemicals need to be put together to taste like pineapple ice

01:04:45 nobody knows great but can i say can i say one thing though you do hookah and it's flavored

01:04:51 yeah it's flavored tobacco with fruit fruit on tobacco it's natural what's actually what's

01:04:58 no what scares me what scares me about vape is how accurate the flavors are please understand 0.98

01:05:04 the point how much they target kids with that shit like the whole market is literally for 0.98

01:05:09 children with the flavors like fucking blue raspberry vanilla like all the random stuff 1.00

01:05:15 that's directly marketed there's a bubble gum there's a team of dudes in a room who's like 0.97

01:05:19 we are gonna make a bunch of money off of getting kids addicted to these like that was a legit

01:05:24 discussion vanilla strawberry fruity fruit cake it's wild five from not a jewish lawyer so if the

01:05:29 job is harder it's soul crushing unfortunately you also had an entire platform through bot2 before

01:05:33 you started streaming it's difficult to start i've been watching you since the cod days all

01:05:37 up cod days that was a decade ago not a jewish lawyer everyone call of duty that's when i was

01:05:42 um like that's back when i was a teenager that's it's insane um yeah it can be soul crushing like

01:05:47 when they remove all of your work and stuff like that i've genuinely learned a lot um in this

01:05:52 content creation world uh but you know it's a new industry so i don't think andrew fully understands

01:05:57 it or but well it's probably just easier than the stuff he did you know like kickboxing or

01:06:03 oh it's not even yeah it's so much easier like i mean we'll be real about that no i think streaming

01:06:08 is pretty equal to kickboxing bro you used the bff pod that girl did you see that where she she 1.00

01:06:15 told tate that he's basically like a dancer because he did kickboxing like unironically

01:06:22 this is a podcast people listen to she said kickboxing is the equivalent of being a dancer

01:06:26 these women are deluded i wouldn't call it the equivalent but the training is actually um 1.00

01:06:31 oh my god you remember i showed you the video of tate dancing yeah that wasn't actually tate

01:06:37 oh it wasn't you thought that was him dude we started filming and i showed it to her as a joke

01:06:42 and she believed it so i just went with it yeah you didn't know till now come on i was so impressed

01:06:48 what dude he was like shaking yeah i thought he looked a little he looked a little like a little

01:06:54 drag queen-ish in it but i so i i did i think i said something at the time like i'm not sure 0.94

01:07:00 about his moves but like wow i was so impressed that he could dance oh damn you fooled me can i

01:07:05 ask you a gen x question yeah that um i apologize sunny before i ask the question um did you ever 0.96

01:07:11 hear sean connery talk about like slapping your wife no tell me well he said that like if your 0.98

01:07:17 wife acts out of line like it's a good just one slap that sounds like some shit he would have 1.00

01:07:23 said yeah no he actually said that in an interview yeah i i don't know no very very very bad yeah i 0.97

01:07:30 look you know i don't know if you ever saw any of the videos where sunny interviews my mom and

01:07:35 raised grandma she was tough as nails and she wasn't taking anybody's crap so um my father 0.80

01:07:41 when they first got married you got a tough grandma she's a beast she's washing her now 1.00

01:07:45 oh yeah hey shout out grandma shout out um when they first got married they got into a fight and

01:07:51 he struck her and she picked up do you remember those old uh those old heavy phones they sat on

01:07:59 the desk they were like metal and you know the rotary dial yeah and she picked up that phone 0.88

01:08:05 and she beat the shit out of him and he went to work the next day like black eye like cuts oh 0.99

01:08:10 she your grandma beat the grandma because he hit he went you got a grandma you met you he hit her 0.99

01:08:15 and she was like i am not living like this and she beat the shit out of him and that was to the 0.97

01:08:20 you know as the story is told the last time anybody ever laid their hands on each other 0.95

01:08:24 so your grandpa's a son my grandpa's a g i don't know what was going on no he was a g he was a real

01:08:30 dude but he but his wife he grew up in an abusive household so he that was used to it he was used 0.70

01:08:35 to it and she was like this ain't happening like i'll kill you before i live in a house where i 0.88

01:08:40 get hit so uh that's how i was raised i was raised with that being told that story as a little kid 0.75

01:08:45 so sean connery ever came up and slapped me sean connery he'd have a he'd have a handful on his

01:08:50 hands what do you think of that because like the way i look at it is like would you want someone

01:08:53 to hit your mom and if the answer is no it's like then i feel like it should be a no yeah you 0.75

01:08:59 shouldn't even have to go that far to ask the questions it's just no just no hands to yourself 0.97

01:09:04 five from a mirror yo bro you got to properly humidify your cigars man you can't get the

01:09:08 cheap ones online it's really important so they don't dry out mold much love gonna work hard to

01:09:11 make it out the matrix okay bro um yeah cool bro you cigar washing like crazy when it says

01:09:17 pineapple ice and you taste it you're like wow it does taste like pineapple ice like blueberry 0.98

01:09:21 mango smoothie yeah or fucking cherry bomb and you taste it you're like it tastes exactly like 0.99

01:09:27 it's supposed to yeah wait how the fuck do you make chemicals taste like cherry bomb wait this 0.99

01:09:32 costs 79 cents for something in there we don't know fucking indonesia yeah this cannot they have 0.99

01:09:37 not considered how this damages my body to make it taste like this so andrew i gave my friend 0.98

01:09:43 ten thousand dollars to stop smoking for a month this is a true story i swear my one of my closest

01:09:48 friends. And I looked at this as spitting in my face. I'm going to tell you this story.

01:09:51 Give him $10,000. Stop smoking for a month. 31 days goes by. 32nd day, he smokes.

01:09:56 It looks like spitting in my face. I paid the $10,000. I'm a man of my word. I stuck to it.

01:10:00 Spat in my face, though. What do you think about that? Well, that was the deal. That was the deal

01:10:04 you made. So, but what was he, vaping? Yeah, I just wanted to help him because

01:10:09 vaping is a crippling addiction. Let me tell you something about helping people. You can't help

01:10:13 anyone doesn't want to help themselves so this is another very key did you ever try to get like

01:10:18 hometown friends and stuff like that into entrepreneurship and making content yeah and

01:10:23 it never worked did it go and say oh i need help no they don't it's crazy they they they want to

01:10:28 try and externalize all of the willpower because they have none of it themselves they would go oh

01:10:32 i lack motivation if you want to quit right yeah you can't help people who don't want to help 0.75

01:10:37 themselves people say this kind of shit all the time like motivation oh i don't have motivation 1.00

01:10:40 to go to the gym if you don't have motivation to go and be strong then stay weak and fuck off 1.00

01:10:46 like what do you want me to do it's true like so you can't you can there's an age-old adage you 1.00

01:10:51 can take you can drag a horse to water but you can't force it it's true yeah it's 100 true people

01:10:56 i really believe the universe is ultimately giving i've never seen anybody or any experience

01:11:02 in my life where somebody has dedicated their all and tried their very best for something and not

01:11:06 do you agree a thousand percent a hundred percent um you know it always brings uh tom

01:11:11 shade of mine the navy seal and the hill he talks about excuses you know what a big part of his

01:11:16 training is one of the things you do is for 21 days he gives you a simple task and you have to

01:11:20 do it every morning and every night for 21 days and you keep a note a notepad and every time you're

01:11:26 supposed to do it your mind is going to try to talk you out of it and you're going to get and 0.98

01:11:31 you start writing down the excuses the dumb shit that you tell yourself that goes through your head 1.00

01:11:36 and so that you can identify them and then you can kill them but and that's exactly like oh i'm 1.00

01:11:41 not motivated or i don't have a gym buddy or uh you know i can't my car tired i'm tired uh this is 1.00

01:11:49 stupid it doesn't matter that much i don't have support all the dumb lame excuses that people use 0.97

01:11:54 and andrew that seems to really be a master of you know he articulates it differently he seems 1.00

01:11:58 to be a master of killing that shit and just to the point where it doesn't even happen to him 0.99

01:12:02 anymore what are you laughing you're not even supposed to believe any of that i was laughing 1.00

01:12:06 at the super chat we're not meat watching we care about your cigars get your humidifier in that bit 0.98

01:12:11 also next time you go to the shop get asked okay bro i'm not saying meat watching your cigar

01:12:15 watching like crazy bro get the humidifier 15 did you buy these today cigar nerd i do think he's

01:12:20 right though because i think it is a little dry in here actually now that i'm is that why i got

01:12:24 a bloody nose like that it's probably why you got a bloody nose and your cigars are also going to

01:12:27 it might have been all the cocaine i was doing right before did you save any haram well we could

01:12:32 talking about that abdul i've never seen somebody maybe correct me right you know even better than

01:12:39 me i've never seen somebody who eats right trains twice a day like an animal never misses a gym

01:12:44 session diet on point that's everything they're supposed to do and not be stopped i've never seen

01:12:49 it i've never seen i've never seen it so when you meet a guy i just can't get in shape because

01:12:53 you're not trying something's wrong because you're not trying not eating right you're not trying you

01:12:57 have your if you actually breakthrough with massive success you you truly understand what

01:13:01 everyone means when they're saying you can do anything you put your mind to even with like

01:13:05 kanye the way he says like if i want to go in the nba i can't wait you like you kind of start to

01:13:11 understand that you know what i mean don't you feel the same way now that you believe will take 0.96

01:13:14 you far if you want it you do it so i don't buy any of this shit everyone goes oh i don't have 1.00

01:13:20 motivation if you don't have motivation to be better then stay fucking then stay a loser that's 0.99

01:13:24 what you want to be and what's what's very interesting about the world is that there are 0.99

01:13:28 no winners without losers i put myself through absolute hell to be everything i've ever wanted

01:13:32 to be so if someone wants to come along and say i'm not prepared to go through what you've been 0.99

01:13:36 through andrew but i still want all the benefits my answer to that is no fuck you i deserve them 0.98

01:13:40 and you don't so no don't then don't i don't give a shit if you don't want to then don't do it that's 1.00

01:13:44 how it is exactly he doesn't want to quit so fuck him for sure what do you think about smoking weed 1.00

01:13:50 the reason i'm anti-weed by the way just i'll state this here on on camera i've never tried 0.99

01:13:55 I've never tried any narcotic in my life.

01:13:56 I've never tried drugs. 0.79

01:13:57 Chas, I've been wondering if weed is gay. 0.98

01:13:58 Weed is narcotic?

01:14:00 Yeah, I've never tried anything, I've never,

01:14:02 I know like caffeine and nicotine are drugs,

01:14:04 you can get technical with it,

01:14:05 but I've never tried any illegal narcotic.

01:14:07 I've never tried weed, I've never tried a pill,

01:14:08 I've never tried cocaine, I've never tried any of them.

01:14:10 And I'll state here, if I was to try drugs,

01:14:14 it would definitely not be weed,

01:14:16 because weed's the one I don't truly understand.

01:14:17 Now I'm of course uneducated on the subject,

01:14:20 because I've never tried one,

01:14:21 but I don't see the point in doing a drug

01:14:23 that makes you come down.

01:14:26 I can get tired by myself.

01:14:28 I can just work my ass off and go to the gym

01:14:29 and get tired and go to bed.

01:14:30 I can get tired.

01:14:31 If I was to take a drug, I want to do,

01:14:32 I want to at least get one that makes me superhuman. 0.99

01:14:35 Give me some meth or some shit. 0.99

01:14:36 Don't make me go to sleep. 0.99

01:14:39 If you ever decide to do meth, we could do it together.

01:14:42 No thanks, but if I was to ever do drugs,

01:14:45 I want to be like those crackheads, 0.81

01:14:46 which are bulletproof, like getting shot six times. 0.96

01:14:48 Yeah, they get up, yeah.

01:14:49 That's what I want.

01:14:50 They start dancing, yeah, yeah. 0.99

01:14:51 I don't want him to take the weed oh I'm tired bro like what the fuck I was in New Orleans and 0.99

01:14:55 I saw some guy uh get fully fucking naked in the middle of the street getting chased by cops they 0.99

01:15:00 tase him three times and then he just kept on swinging and then I was recording my phone like 1.00

01:15:04 what the fuck and then he's like naked dick out and starts charging at me like I don't take it 0.99

01:15:08 all these tases he doesn't do that to you nuts no have you ever seen anyone on meth it's absolutely 1.00

01:15:14 I'm sure I've seen people I mean you see crackheads Hitler Hitler was on meth was he really

01:15:18 Yeah, that's what he was thinking.

01:15:20 He gave Adderall and meth to all the Nazis were addied up when they were invading Poland. 0.86

01:15:24 He died of their mind.

01:15:26 It's just like blitzkriegen.

01:15:28 Like that's that's that meth energy.

01:15:30 I mean, that's how they stayed up all the time. 1.00

01:15:32 That's how they took over the world and like fucking... 1.00

01:15:34 Adderall makes you a beast. It's crazy. 1.00

01:15:36 How would you know?

01:15:38 Well, I wouldn't know.

01:15:42 I mean, I've taken coffee.

01:15:44 You've heard. Okay.

01:15:46 coffee before oh yeah it's like the same thing right yeah stop lying he's just shit liar oh 0.99

01:15:52 i was like adderall for years i was prescribed it i was i was on adhd medication for a long time 0.99

01:15:57 i had a long fucking time on adderall and i'm not even gonna lie made me a beast at editing 0.95

01:16:02 that's why i mastered editing in a month from like i was just watching i would leave school 0.91

01:16:07 pop an adderall and just geek out and watch youtube tutorials and edit and i became a master

01:16:11 premiere in a month like i think i'm one of the best editors on well i was one of the best editors

01:16:16 on bot tube something cap yeah you're capping right now he's probably an adderall 100 he was

01:16:20 in college come on someone slipped him he got one of his friends in the dorm to give him an addy to

01:16:24 study for finals and then he's like whoa come on come on he didn't tell me that i'm just speculating 0.97

01:16:29 right now i know how it goes he's a terrible liar of course he's lying look at him what are you 0.99

01:16:33 gonna do that's the one thing i love about sonny is that he's a terrible liar oh yeah no i've always 0.98

01:16:38 i always get caught it's the worst even on the last stream we did when you asked me if i smoked

01:16:43 I got busted on the last Nico stream, too.

01:16:48 But I don't do that anymore.

01:16:49 To me, of all drugs, it looks like the least appealing.

01:16:50 I don't understand it at all.

01:16:52 Let me defend, because I used to smoke weed for two years straight,

01:16:54 and I'm going to tell you what it did for me.

01:16:56 When you smoke weed, it depends how you use it.

01:16:57 You can use it as a tool.

01:16:58 You can find motivation in it.

01:17:00 You can find yourself in it.

01:17:00 How can it move?

01:17:01 I'm going to explain to you.

01:17:01 It's spiritual.

01:17:02 You can use it as a spiritual tool, as spiritual guidance.

01:17:04 When you smoke weed and you're in your thoughts and you're thinking,

01:17:06 you can find the best in yourself.

01:17:07 You can find who you truly are.

01:17:10 Do you know what the ultimate baseline for spirituality is as a man?

01:17:13 What?

01:17:13 survival i'll tell you a spiritual experience go have a fight with your security right here 1.00

01:17:20 get the living fuck kicked out of you and try your very very best to actually survive that will teach 0.99

01:17:25 you more about yourself about grit about determination about who you truly are about 1.00

01:17:29 your spirituality and any fucking stupid plan the reality of spirituality is a man is survival in 0.99

01:17:34 the face of uncertain odds you want to be you want to find out about spirituality walk into an 1.00

01:17:38 enemy gym you want to see what you're really made of go fight in the ufc that will teach you about

01:17:42 Have you ever sparred or fought in a gym before?

01:17:44 Yeah, I used to do Muay Thai before COVID, and then I've been doing boxing lately.

01:17:48 It's really fun.

01:17:49 You sparred somebody?

01:17:50 Yeah, I've sparred.

01:17:51 We should spar.

01:17:52 It'll be fun.

01:17:52 Yeah.

01:17:53 Let's do it.

01:17:53 I'm down a street in it, too.

01:17:54 That'd be awesome.

01:17:55 I sparred in boxing.

01:17:57 I used to take Muay Thai, too, and I hated it.

01:18:00 I was like, the worst.

01:18:01 I was like, don't let me...

01:18:02 Yeah, I don't like being punched.

01:18:04 I don't...

01:18:05 I was a total sissy Mary, but I don't need to be.

01:18:08 Oh, no, it's so refreshing.

01:18:09 Winner gets majority equity in the creativity kit.

01:18:12 Sounds good.

01:18:13 Okay, cool.

01:18:14 Taking over. 1.00

01:18:15 You're much more than some fucking drug. 1.00

01:18:17 That's a cop-out. 1.00

01:18:18 That's bullshit. 1.00

01:18:19 I agree. 1.00

01:18:19 It's a shortcut.

01:18:20 No, it's not even a shortcut.

01:18:21 It's a cop-out. 0.99

01:18:21 There's a reason all these fucking... 0.99

01:18:22 There's a reason all these people go and go, 1.00

01:18:24 I want to do ayahuasca to learn about myself.

01:18:26 I want to see what I'm really made of.

01:18:27 What do you do?

01:18:28 You're really made of.

01:18:28 Go become something.

01:18:30 Oh, I don't want to do that.

01:18:30 That's hard. 0.99

01:18:31 So then, what the fuck? 1.00

01:18:32 I know what you're made of. 1.00

01:18:33 I know what you're made of already. 1.00

01:18:35 You're a bitch. 1.00

01:18:35 Do you know what the Native Americans used to do? 1.00

01:18:39 They used to make this stuff called, I think it was, walk, right?

01:18:43 Not like lean.

01:18:44 They used to make this drink, and you would drink it, and you'd hallucinate.

01:18:47 And they said that they would find themselves in that. 0.99

01:18:49 They also used to train and ride horses and exterminate each other and engage in battles and wars and a bunch of other shit. 0.99

01:18:56 I'm telling you, if they did nothing but stream and take that shit, they wouldn't have found anything. 1.00

01:19:00 I agree. 0.99

01:19:01 Thank you.

01:19:01 I agree with that part.

01:19:02 I think the easiest way to find yourself is to become the ultimate version of yourself.

01:19:06 Yeah.

01:19:07 Are you the best Aiden you could possibly be?

01:19:08 Hell no.

01:19:09 Psychedelics.

01:19:10 That would be wild.

01:19:11 You've taken them, right?

01:19:12 Psychedelics?

01:19:13 Yeah.

01:19:14 Yeah.

01:19:14 Did you ever have like a revelation from those?

01:19:17 I did.

01:19:17 It actually changed the whole trajectory of my life.

01:19:20 And I know people, my whole chat disagrees with that.

01:19:22 I don't promote that to anybody, but when I wasn't uploading for like three years, I

01:19:25 was doing BotTube for a long time.

01:19:27 I took a hiatus for about three years and then I had this one specific acid trip.

01:19:30 It was really bad.

01:19:31 panicked and all that and then i realized like what i why i was panicking because you don't have

01:19:35 anxiety for any for no reason you have it for a reason it was because i wasn't doing what i was

01:19:38 supposed to be doing and i realized that on that trip and then since then i i next day i made a

01:19:43 video about why depression isn't real and then since then i just haven't stopped nice did you

01:19:49 yeah um i took acid once i didn't like it and then uh in college i took mushrooms yeah i took

01:19:56 shrooms when i was 16 regularly yeah it's degenerate my whole chat's gonna go like

01:19:59 how was the shrooms experience in college it was great i was i had a good crew to hang out with i

01:20:06 would and it was snow in boston we'd go out walking in blizzards and shrooming and it was

01:20:11 life was good it was a lot of fun good memories right good memories but i never overdid it because

01:20:16 i saw some people take too much and have bad trips so i always took the right amount that i

01:20:20 knew i wasn't gonna lose my mind i don't crave it at all anymore i don't feel the need to take it

01:20:24 anymore i would never know isn't one of those things that you crave it's kind of like a good

01:20:28 opportunity comes up to do it and that's you just do it with your friends yeah yeah i i wouldn't do

01:20:34 it now though i have too many years of stuff in my head it definitely changes the way you look at

01:20:39 at least one thing every time you do it though you look at stuff differently after 100 i recommend

01:20:44 doing it like like trying it but staying on the light side don't be the guy that you know it's

01:20:49 like i'm gonna eat this whole eighth and see what happens that was the first time i did shrooms i

01:20:53 was 60 and i took a whole eighth oh my god oh my god i was dancing with the devil and you're here

01:20:59 to tell the story you're lucky but no that was that was difficult i'm not even that was like

01:21:05 wow life-changing stuff yeah it's crazy chances we look like siblings do we do we look alike you

01:21:11 think he looks like white me um not that different you know yeah i could you know

01:21:18 I don't think you look

01:21:19 like siblings

01:21:19 but I could see

01:21:20 you're cut

01:21:24 you're cut

01:21:25 in a similar shape

01:21:26 yeah

01:21:26 you look long

01:21:28 and lean 0.66

01:21:28 and you know

01:21:30 you call me Sticko

01:21:31 don't have giant heads

01:21:32 like you know

01:21:33 like you're good

01:21:33 giant heads 0.83

01:21:35 giant heads

01:21:37 I'm just leaning

01:21:38 the same way

01:21:39 Jess you did call me Sticko

01:21:40 stop 0.99

01:21:40 shut up 1.00

01:21:41 we're both pumpkins 0.99

01:21:42 what do you think about this

01:21:43 let me ask you a question

01:21:44 my family has a hard time

01:21:47 listening to the stuff i talk about they they don't like i don't really um they don't they

01:21:53 don't like any of this any of what i say on stream i think it's extremely problematic

01:21:56 how could i fix that they get really triggered about like everything here the vaccine trump

01:22:04 yay 24 and you can't fix and you can't take like all of it is like completely against their entire

01:22:09 belief system wow i'm sorry to hear that um i have some we have family members that have the same

01:22:14 thing um you can't fix it you just got to be true to yourself and don't put it in their face

01:22:19 just say if they don't like the show let them not watch the show and just separate separate it

01:22:23 separate your work and your family life because you you love them and they love you you just got

01:22:29 to keep it separate that's all do they realize you can't fix how they see you and you certainly

01:22:33 shouldn't be changing you're not going to change your content and become like what's his face

01:22:38 Logan Paul, he gets on my nerves

01:22:42 Nice

01:22:43 Base mom

01:22:44 Have you heard of the base mother?

01:22:48 Okay, so there you go

01:22:49 So you know what you need to do

01:22:50 But you're not going to do it because you don't really want to do it

01:22:53 I will do it when I'm ready to do it

01:22:55 Were you, okay

01:22:56 I found a picture of you

01:22:57 Because I'm not

01:22:59 Because I'm trying to better certain things

01:23:01 Right now in my life before I'm able to

01:23:04 But if you're trying to better certain things

01:23:06 That is ultimately becoming a better version of yourself

01:23:08 But it just, it takes years to become the best version of yourself.

01:23:11 Well, when I was 22, there's like, I know you're going to say you sent a picture of me when I was 22.

01:23:15 I had glasses.

01:23:16 I used to wear glasses.

01:23:17 I had bad eyesight. 0.89

01:23:18 I may have looked like a dork, whatever. 0.64

01:23:19 I was still fighting. 0.90

01:23:21 I was still British.

01:23:21 I mean, you know.

01:23:21 You're still ripped.

01:23:23 I was still dangerous.

01:23:24 Did you do LASIK?

01:23:25 Yeah.

01:23:25 Me too.

01:23:26 Yeah.

01:23:27 But it's not just about how you look.

01:23:29 I'm saying about being the best possible version of yourself.

01:23:30 I know what you're saying.

01:23:31 Just in general, with everything, your whole life.

01:23:33 Are you the best version of yourself, Andrew?

01:23:34 I try my very best to be as professional as possible.

01:23:37 But are you?

01:23:38 Can you be better?

01:23:40 I think I'm very close to the best possible version of myself.

01:23:42 In fact, I think the last few years, when you get a bit older,

01:23:45 if you've worked hard enough in your early years,

01:23:47 you allow yourself the luxury of being slack.

01:23:50 What's interesting is I'll now take a few days off here and there

01:23:54 and consider myself lazy because I worked so hard when I was young,

01:23:57 and I'm still working harder than even you are.

01:23:58 No, I want to say one thing with the camera.

01:24:01 When you're at dinner, when you're literally when I pulled up,

01:24:04 you're just always on your lap, you're always on calls, you're always working.

01:24:05 You can vouch for that.

01:24:06 that's one like you saw that too yeah he's on his phone we'd be in the club and he's like one

01:24:12 app he's playing chess the other app he's like texting he's on telegram the other one he's doing

01:24:16 emails just here like everyone's in the club like there's girls around stuff like that i'm there

01:24:21 myron and freshen out with their smoking cigars like myron never drinks but in romania we were

01:24:25 drinking stuff like that having fun like yeah and then andrew just here yeah then we go back to the

01:24:30 crib bring girls back consensually nobody was trafficked there they're sitting around the

01:24:34 couches the girls are dancing and then andrew's just like hunched over at the couch here where

01:24:39 they're like having dinner at a hookah lounge and then um he's just playing chess like in the middle

01:24:44 of a conversation just like there's a girl here you know everyone else around chess chess chess

01:24:48 non-stop i've never seen that level of focus all the time tristan's more the party one right

01:24:53 tristan's extremely focused too but i think it just depends i think they take turn because they

01:24:58 work together i think that if if andrew's completely focused and tristan can kind of

01:25:03 take the backseat a little more and then they'll probably switch where tristan will be like full 0.99

01:25:06 work mode and then andrew could take uh but that's why they work well as a team just when i was there

01:25:11 andrew was more focused and tristan was getting sick and stuff like that but i think that that's

01:25:15 how they alternate that's how they they keep their stamina up yeah i know luke is a workhorse too

01:25:19 yeah he is he was always like he's there with his fanny pack just like you could tell he's the

01:25:24 behind the scenes guy doing everything yeah one thing i will vouch every time i've seen you you're

01:25:28 literally working oh people yeah people seem to think that you conquer the world easily and you

01:25:32 can if you outwork everybody but there's endless work that needs to be done there's endless work

01:25:35 that could be done even for you now there's what you could do you're doing like side missions

01:25:39 i would say you beat the game and i think you're doing side missions yeah perhaps but

01:25:44 what do you think is the best my question for you now what is the best version of aiden

01:25:48 who is the best aiden i need to have m's on m's on m's hundreds of m's uh i need to have

01:25:55 live how you live go where i want to go be free say what i want to say and i would say

01:26:00 at the gym and be the best physical version of myself as possible good diet and um that's that's

01:26:07 really you know well that's a good and building my mindset too i think building my mind where do

01:26:11 you want to improve the most in your life where do you see that you know you're slacking and you

01:26:15 could be doing better uh everything in every aspect i want to become mentally stronger um

01:26:21 faster funnier in more shape i think a strong body is a strong mind and better communicate just

01:26:28 better in every aspect i don't think there's anything really lacking that specifically um

01:26:31 but i'm taking my fitness extremely seriously right now yeah i see you grinding the biggest

01:26:36 i fit the gym every day for like for almost a month straight now you're feeling better mentally

01:26:41 too probably probably feel great yeah more energized more focused and more dialed in but

01:26:46 my legs are tough like day yeah that's good are you okay are you tired do you want some water

01:26:53 something no i have a little water last year i'm good for now thank you okay but that comes with

01:26:57 experience and that comes with aging as well i say i think just experience overall the more

01:27:02 experience in life the more trauma i go through it builds me it builds care that's true but you

01:27:05 know the best way to build a strong mind as a man what build a strong body i agree it's hard to

01:27:10 have why are you stealing my line man yo by the way chat this video just came out six hours ago so

01:27:15 mind without strong body you got to work me out bro i've been waiting on you to get me in the gym

01:27:19 yeah what how long does it take to get into a um a routine it's just a month yeah routine's about

01:27:24 a month it's about the discipline you'd learn it's about the pain it's all because i'll tell

01:27:29 you something he doesn't feel like training every day but he trains it's not about feeling like

01:27:35 doing it this is the point i said you want to just do a chat regardless no matter how you feel we

01:27:39 could be on only fans we could be gaming we could be watching lasanabe we could be getting dumber

01:27:44 could be simping could be watching twitch but instead we do it every single day first ever

01:27:49 streaming like what's the fastest way to get six i remember that i know i yelled at you and said

01:27:52 why are you asking me the fastest way? Why does it have to be quick? Why are you trying to find

01:27:55 easy shortcut bullshit solutions to everything? Some things in life are just difficult. They're 0.98

01:27:59 hard. And the reason that you want a six pack is because it has value. And the reason it has

01:28:03 value is because people know it's hard to get. If everybody knew you could get a six pack easily

01:28:06 and quickly, then you have a six pack. I don't know. I don't think so. Not like a proper,

01:28:10 maybe a little bit, but that's not the point. The point is no, no, but it's not, it's not

01:28:14 actually, I know the point is you have to do it when you don't feel like doing it. This is actually

01:28:18 the bottom line of masculinity the bottom line of masculinity even not just in the gym in nearly any

01:28:24 realm of human endeavor is as a man good men or capable men do things they don't feel like doing

01:28:31 anyway they just do them and this if you look at men do you think the men in ukraine and russia

01:28:36 right now feel like dying in a fucking ditch no no do you think the men who train every single 0.98

01:28:40 day feel like training every single day no no you think the ceo works his ass off 20 hours a day 1.00

01:28:45 and doesn't see his children

01:28:46 feel like doing it?

01:28:47 No, this is part of being a man.

01:28:48 You have to just do

01:28:49 what you don't feel like doing.

01:28:51 The men who only do 0.99

01:28:51 what they feel like doing

01:28:52 aren't competitive.

01:28:54 They're women. 1.00

01:28:55 Women do what they feel like. 1.00

01:28:56 That's going to be the thing

01:28:57 that saves,

01:28:58 one of the things

01:28:59 that saves the West

01:29:00 is if we can get people

01:29:02 back to understanding 1.00

01:29:03 that they just need to do shit 1.00

01:29:05 when they don't feel like doing it. 0.99

01:29:06 We prioritize feelings

01:29:07 way too much. 0.70

01:29:07 It's disgusting.

01:29:09 Thank you.

01:29:09 It's a clear agenda.

01:29:10 It is not the most important.

01:29:11 Your feelings are not

01:29:12 the most important part

01:29:13 of your life.

01:29:14 What do you think about therapy?

01:29:14 um i think it's a i think it's not as i think coaching is better than therapy because coaching

01:29:21 helps you to move forward therapy i think in certain cases is probably really good for people

01:29:25 that have real real problems like real deep-seated problems that they need to work through but i

01:29:31 think it should only be done in tandem with coaching so you can still move your life forward

01:29:35 i just talked to somebody you know an older friend of mine recently um and she was like

01:29:41 I think I need a therapist and I was like you're about 60 what are you gonna do you're gonna go 0.98

01:29:46 back to kindergarten and start talking about freaking kindergarten again who gives a shit 0.98

01:29:50 it was 50 years ago leave it alone move forward main character syndrome thinking that their origin 0.96

01:29:55 story matters in their 50s like no one cares it doesn't matter doesn't even matter to you it

01:30:00 shouldn't even matter to you what happened back then let it go that's what I that's what I so

01:30:05 that's what i think about therapy yeah okay yeah therapies for bots yeah i mean like i might get

01:30:13 this is this might be like a an l take but even with the way they tell like man this might be a

01:30:18 really l take with like rape victims and stuff and like even if horrible stuff happens to you

01:30:23 the way they tell you that it should like it's so hard on them like it ruins lives like if you tell

01:30:28 them like you can get over it rather than implanting in their head that if something bad happens to

01:30:33 what's going to ruin your life i feel like it's just a total different mentality do you know what

01:30:37 i'm do you kind of get what i'm saying absolutely so you're saying great fixers should just get over

01:30:41 it no no see that's where you know what he can't say that i can say that i can say that and i can

01:30:46 say not just just get over it in a flip mean sort of way but uh yeah work to get over it don't define

01:30:53 your whole life don't define your whole life by one thing that happened yeah it was hard you have

01:30:59 scars yeah that you're you're gonna have triggers things gonna happen that bring up old feelings 0.97

01:31:03 every now and then but don't build your whole life around that shit no don't you know what i say i 0.99

01:31:08 say it's everything bad that happens to you it raises the bullshitometer so every time i have 1.00

01:31:12 like some crazy struggle with business every rape no man not every race it raises the what were you 0.77

01:31:18 saying business the bullshitometer is what i call it so every time you you go through something 0.99

01:31:23 really hard the the tolerance of bullshit you can deal with is harder so then every problem you face 0.74

01:31:28 after that is easier you know what i'm saying so if you look at it like okay i'm dealing with this 0.98

01:31:33 extreme bullshit now but now you know the next year i'm not gonna i'm likely not gonna have to 0.80

01:31:38 deal with something of this magnitude i don't know i think that's a pretty you mean basically 0.87

01:31:42 just get tougher yeah thicken your skin get tougher and carry on plenty less so that the

01:31:48 next time it happens like you it doesn't hurt as bad exactly hopefully not another rape yes

01:31:54 Wait, wait, wait, that's not what I meant

01:31:57 Yeah, that's true

01:31:58 That's it, men do what they're supposed to do

01:32:01 I don't feel like working every day

01:32:03 There's work to do

01:32:04 You gotta do it, it's part of the responsibility

01:32:06 Alright, next question

01:32:08 Alright, last one, let me give you a good one then

01:32:11 I think I've asked this

01:32:13 But who is your biggest inspiration?

01:32:17 I have a good question

01:32:17 My dad, my father

01:32:19 My dad is a superhero

01:32:21 My dad is my hero

01:32:22 one person in your life that inspired you he's gonna say his dad my father obviously i'm talking 0.94

01:32:26 w sneeko bro i've watched every single fucking thing of course my father shaped me to be the 0.96

01:32:32 man i am i'm three for three with the predictions on this stuff but just okay no is that nothing 0.98

01:32:39 i think you've done your homework okay yeah okay oh and you don't think i learned anything from

01:32:44 streaming right chat uh should i ask you another question i'm trying to think of somebody who's

01:32:47 like a live inspires me but I don't I don't think you need really an external role model for that

01:32:53 degree I think every man intrinsically knows how to be the best version of themselves bro if you

01:32:58 were to play a video game and you had x amount of stat points and you could allocate them you'd

01:33:02 know where to put them of course strength speed stamina upgrade them money you know how to upgrade

01:33:07 your character you know what everyone knows exactly everyone knows what it is you know how

01:33:16 to do it you gotta you gotta be able to apply it and that's the beautiful thing about being a man

01:33:19 all right and the last is my question the last one last one am i a top g

01:33:23 absolutely not but can i reach the top g status of course i'm not gonna sit here and insult you

01:33:30 and say you couldn't ever be anything you want to be but i will tell you that of course and you

01:33:33 will self-admit you're not trying your very best so being a top g is someone who tries the very

01:33:38 best and becoming the best version of himself it's a cool nickname that's stuck but i think

01:33:42 that every man out here should be waking up genuinely looking in the mirror and saying how

01:33:45 do i become the best version of myself i think that's the i think that's the point of being

01:33:49 alive as a man is to become the best possible version of yourself you know we should cancel

01:33:53 him yeah we should cancel him how does how does that message make you feel does it make you feel 1.00

01:33:57 like you want to go punch a girl in the face maybe kick a bitch down the stairs i can't i 1.00

01:34:03 can't stand that when they hear that they call that problematic a man should look himself in 1.00

01:34:09 the mirror and say how do i get to dude i love this great i love doing it makes you feel powerful

01:34:13 right? Does it not? You feel like

01:34:15 a little bit of a fanboy. Do you know how to say it?

01:34:18 Sneak out.

01:34:19 No, no, no, no, no.

01:34:21 My unmatched perspicacity coupled with

01:34:23 sheer indefatigability makes me

01:34:25 a feared opponent in any realm of

01:34:27 human endeavor. It didn't have the same ring to it when you said it.

01:34:29 It didn't hit the same. I'll do it better the next time.

01:34:32 It didn't hit the same. I allow

01:34:33 manipulation to see where my enemy wants

01:34:35 me to go. Then I use my mind to break

01:34:37 the trap and punish the perpetrators.

01:34:39 You gotta work on your impression. 1.00

01:34:42 Nah, fuck. Alright. 1.00

01:34:43 can't can't have it all i allow my enemy to see their blah blah blah that was bad

01:34:51 no that was good 98 sent me a video to watch but um i do i have poncho coming on in 30 minutes

01:34:57 let me see how long this one is um it's another youtuber um this is now i'll watch this another

01:35:05 time um yeah where can we find uh what's your future endeavors what's your future thing going

01:35:13 on corny chat yeah that was that was cringe that was cringe um where can we find your videos where

01:35:18 can we find everything that you guys do oh you can find me on youtube at sunny fast instagram

01:35:24 at sunny fast my mom i don't even know if i should you want to i'll give the instagram at sunny's

01:35:29 mother on instagram yeah yeah yeah that's okay i also have a rumble so follow me at sunny fast

01:35:35 god forbid i get banned you know you'll see me here yeah our links are all on the youtube page

01:35:39 at SunnyFaz on YouTube

01:35:41 right in the description.

01:35:42 I think all our links are there

01:35:43 so you can find everything there.

01:35:45 Thank you.

01:35:45 Thanks if you want to follow us there.

01:35:46 Creativity Kit 2.0

01:35:47 February 1st.

01:35:49 Yes, sir.

01:35:50 Make sure you guys are in it.

01:35:51 Got a lot of work to do

01:35:51 before then.

01:35:52 What's it?

01:35:53 Oh, geez.

01:35:53 It's already 18.

01:35:55 All right.

01:35:55 How'd you guys get here?

01:35:56 Just walk.

01:35:57 We walked.

01:35:57 We're only a couple blocks away.

01:35:58 A few walks away.

01:35:59 Oh, yeah.

01:35:59 I mean, you want to box yourself.

01:36:00 Don't.

01:36:01 Yep.

01:36:01 Cool.

01:36:01 Yeah.

01:36:03 Why?

01:36:03 Do people know your address?

01:36:04 No, no, no.

01:36:04 I don't want people to know.

01:36:05 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Um, I took a plane. No one's, no one's, no one's coming for us.

01:36:11 Okay. I just told a story about how I was raised by a woman who beat up, beat the man she loved 1.00

01:36:15 with a bone into, into embarrassment. So you know what? I, I really hope nobody comes at me tonight.

01:36:22 Jack, uh, give us some W's. Appreciate their time. Don't all give me W's right now. This is,

01:36:26 uh, even though we turned off the computer twice in the start, um, yeah, thank you for coming on.

01:36:31 it was nice to meet you IRL

01:36:33 yeah it was great

01:36:34 it was a good time

01:36:35 I think it was a good stream

01:36:35 it felt like I was watching

01:36:36 your videos live

01:36:38 like the dynamic

01:36:39 was going back and forth

01:36:39 and Chad's complaining

01:36:40 because I don't look him in the eye

01:36:41 I'm like mostly looking

01:36:42 at your reflection

01:36:43 in stream labs

01:36:44 but I do that all the time

01:36:45 when we're recording

01:36:46 I look at my mom

01:36:47 in the screen

01:36:48 I want to say

01:36:48 Sneeko 0.75

01:36:49 meet you in person

01:36:50 thank you for having us

01:36:51 this is really fun

01:36:52 and you are

01:36:53 indeed a pumpkin 1.00

01:36:54 what the fuck 0.99

01:36:57 Elriz 1.00

01:36:58 now that I've met you in person

01:37:01 It's confirmed. Oh my god, how dumb 1.00

01:37:07 Okay, I'm gonna hear pumpkin the rest of the stream in the chat. Thank you drop some pumpkins in the chat 0.96

01:37:11 Don't don't do that

01:37:13 Don't do that. W pumpkin

01:37:16 Oh, yeah, we got you some wine some cookies. Oh, thank you. W gifts. Wait, wait, wait

01:37:21 You want to take the headphones out? I keep playing sound effects. Oh, yeah, and uh, okay last thing in your ear

01:37:24 I knew you prepared that pumpkin line beforehand that was okay you knew it was coming yeah

01:37:31 appreciate that look at them

01:37:35 and I think this is the perfect example of how the people that um are like-minded in that

01:37:44 you want to spend time with in the future a lot of them you're going to meet on the internet

01:37:47 I met them on a live stream and now they're here in my home which is it's I think it's a testament

01:37:54 of how a lot of people that you're going to meet in the future it's getting more polarized and more

01:37:59 people are not even capable of speaking to one another if they have different political opinions

01:38:02 or different viewpoints of certain things thank you for the pumpkins but this is this is a perfect

01:38:07 example of how you can meet like-minded people online and the creativity kit is a network where

01:38:13 we uh we provide that i just met two kids did i tell you about that no at the fresh and fit party

01:38:17 there were two kids that uh not two kids but two guys who moved to florida and they met in the

01:38:21 creativity kit and then they went to the party together now they're working together um and

01:38:25 that's all because of the network that we provide people asking how much it costs is fifty dollars

01:38:28 a month um well shout out to ultra instinct and uh gmc hammer at the start of my entrepreneurial

01:38:34 journey i met all the most important people that i started businesses with in discords just like

01:38:39 the creativity kit like i don't think that you can even really find like-minded people in person

01:38:44 anymore it's pretty much impossible statistically so getting in those discords where you know

01:38:48 there's other hustlers that is the move joining the creativity kit networking no he's a real

01:38:53 hustler he's a real hustler he's got a really good work ethic thank you for the pinot noir

01:38:57 that's like some good wine that's what i should my favorite wine let's go ahead yeah me too and

01:39:01 then cookies home-baked cookies should we do a cookie test do a cookie test i would love that

01:39:07 if you don't mind eating sugar i know you're eating big you're you know living healthy and

01:39:10 working out there's a lot of cookies in here well yeah you can i put them in little packages in

01:39:15 you want to make sure them with your friends share them with this with your class with this

01:39:19 throwing them girls so this cookie recipe look at the little string at the top chat this is like

01:39:27 my my grandmother who came over here from sicily uh this was her recipe

01:39:32 child why are you saying six million cookies can we not make holocaust jokes while needing cookies

01:39:35 right now. Pretty good. It's a pretty good cookie. I need some milk. It's already dry

01:39:48 in here. I'm getting bloody noses. They're really good. Yeah. Yeah. It keeps going. Yeah.

01:39:55 Share them with your friends. Thanks. You know.

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SNEAKO - January 20, 2023

Sonny's Mom Teaches Me A Life Lesson

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