SNEAKO - The Genius Secret Behind Andrew Tate's Success

00:00:00.000 you can reach tens of billions of people with whatever message you want so basically he was

00:00:04.260 able to achieve not with whatever message you want this is what they're they're seeing it

00:00:08.560 just from a business perspective but you're not going to go viral and you're not going to have 0.99

00:00:12.660 that support it unless you're speaking some semblance of truth you can't just say shit and 0.97

00:00:16.240 blow up it has to resonate with let's watch this new jay tran video he did it it's about 0.97

00:00:22.080 andrew tate of course love him or hate him andrew tate is an absolute genius in the span of a few

00:00:28.140 months, Andrew Tate went from practically nothing to apparently one of the most searched people

00:00:32.220 on the planet. You're broke! Ah, ah, ah. Check out this fire debate, uh, put it on my Discord.

00:00:39.100 Apparently one of the most searched people on the planet. TikTok videos using his hashtag

00:00:43.180 Hey! Whoa, was that ya boy? Nothing to apparently one of the most searched people on the planet.

00:00:50.860 TikTok videos using his ha- 1.00

00:00:52.540 Biology, I can kill you with my bare hand 1.00

00:00:57.400 Hashtag reviewed more than 14 billion times 0.98

00:00:59.580 He was everywhere all the time

00:01:01.420 In a way no other influencer has been before him

00:01:04.140 He went from, you know, relatively unknown

00:01:06.860 To I think on everyone's radar within six months

00:01:09.780 And I mean everyone's radar

00:01:11.080 And Andrew Tate took all this attention

00:01:12.900 And turned it into $60 million in less than a year

00:01:16.320 According to our estimates

00:01:17.700 But it goes much further than just views and money

00:01:20.900 Andrew Tate now has true influence, true power over the most consequential demographic there is.

00:01:26.040 Young military age males.

00:01:28.100 How much influence, you ask?

00:01:29.560 Enough to get his followers to change their religion.

00:01:32.520 I think if you control the medium, you control the message.

00:01:35.780 I think if you have an affiliate army that'll...

00:01:37.400 Is Jake Tran Islamophobic?

00:01:39.500 Some people in the chat are saying that.

00:01:40.360 I didn't hear that before.

00:01:41.220 I've met him.

00:01:41.540 He seems he's a cool guy.

00:01:42.260 He's a cool guy.

00:01:42.880 Say whatever you want and you can instruct him to put out whatever piece of podcast content you want

00:01:47.060 and you're getting billions of views, you control reality.

00:01:51.060 I've got, you know, a decent following on Instagram and TikTok.

00:01:54.120 And, you know, I've got this young kid who engages with me from time to time.

00:01:57.360 I know he's a big Tate fan.

00:01:59.800 And he's kind of been going off the rails lately, right?

00:02:02.500 Getting more into the conspiracy stuff and all that.

00:02:05.140 So I've been trying to settle him down.

00:02:07.560 Just, you know, hey, kid, you need to be sleeping.

00:02:09.280 You need to be eating right.

00:02:10.060 And he's basically asking me for self-improvement advice

00:02:13.920 because he can't do anything other than push-ups.

00:02:17.060 And praise Allah.

00:02:19.180 What's wrong with that?

00:02:20.100 At least that's a start.

00:02:21.920 Better than most bots.

00:02:23.100 So he's converted to Islam as well with Tate.

00:02:26.620 And this is like a white American. 0.58

00:02:28.980 This is a 16-year-old, you know, lives at home, suburb, white American.

00:02:35.760 And like, where is he from?

00:02:37.620 In rural Ohio.

00:02:39.120 Like, you know, didn't know anything about the Islamic faith until he saw Tate convert a couple weeks ago.

00:02:45.840 so basically what you're saying is uh like tate's influence like he's figured out this way to

00:02:51.060 influence the masses so effectively is it bad though like of course he has a strong influence

00:02:57.140 but for example i started this year off as a brokey negative money i'm finishing this year

00:03:02.320 i have a million dollars w like he always he keeps saying his things um on his twitter space

00:03:08.560 and stuff like that like i want you to obey tate and your life will improve well logan paul wants

00:03:13.500 to scam you and it's been true for me since i have spoken to him and watch his videos and i watch all

00:03:20.220 his podcasts and everything like that my life has improved greatly i went for being godless and

00:03:26.220 not knowing and being directionless and being kind of purposeless and involving myself in

00:03:30.240 degenerate behavior to being way more focused way richer smarter i go to the gym every single day

00:03:35.800 my life has improved and like but look the narrative of this video is going to be like

00:03:39.900 white people are Muslim now. 0.75

00:03:43.860 That, like a white... 0.96

00:03:45.180 And he has real power now.

00:03:46.320 Yeah, like a white teenage boy in America 0.80

00:03:48.560 converted to Islam.

00:03:50.740 So?

00:03:52.280 We'll do whatever he says.

00:03:53.660 That's right.

00:03:54.880 That's pretty powerful.

00:03:56.520 It's extremely powerful.

00:03:58.700 Young military-aged males are the ones that go to war, 0.97

00:04:01.360 that start a revolution that topple those in power.

00:04:03.920 And Andrew Tate now has them in the palm of his hand.

00:04:07.400 This is my good friend Rob Oliver, by the way.

00:04:09.280 He's founded 7 different multi-million dollar e-commerce brands, which made him obsessed with propaganda and the mechanics of how to influence the masses.

00:04:16.760 So he really helped out with this video.

00:04:18.560 I'll link to his socials below, definitely follow him.

00:04:21.120 And this was no accident by the way.

00:04:23.040 Now this was a carefully thought out strategy that Andrew Tate probably put a lot of thought into, that we're gonna call the Tate model.

00:04:29.760 An insanely genius yet simple system, where you have your diehard fans flood the internet with clips of yourself promoting your products,

00:04:35.720 And then you pay them a commission for every sale, thus creating this beautiful, profitable, self-reinforcing cycle of attention and money.

00:04:42.540 That's where the misconception I see a lot of time from people who talk about Tate is that all the traffic came from the pyramid scheme and it's the multi-level marketing, bro.

00:04:54.140 People genuinely just like clipping this up because a lot of what he's saying is true.

00:04:58.640 Pretty much all of it.

00:04:59.320 same thing with me like when i had this giant blow up on tiktok before the big tech came for me 0.88

00:05:03.740 i didn't even have the creativity kit uh affiliate link yet it was all just genuine people fucking 0.95

00:05:09.400 with me like blowing up their tiktok accounts the same thing goes for every single stream you can

00:05:12.720 clip it up i post all the streams here i leave it up for a day and then i put them up on locals you

00:05:15.980 can join in the top right corner people are not clipping it up to get affiliate marketing a lot

00:05:21.100 of people just genuinely fuck with it like tiktok clout want to grow an account or just like the 0.72

00:05:25.200 message and wanted it to be spread mixed reviews on the color some people said they like it some 0.97

00:05:29.600 people said they don't like it and i said what color is your baguette and jute has forever

00:05:34.840 changed the game of business marketing influencers and propaganda forever i'll take it one further

00:05:39.900 than business marketing i mean i think he fundamentally shook the fabric of like all

00:05:45.700 of organized society even super pg influencers like mr beast are taking a page out of his

00:05:50.740 playbook ready it's the clip where he's like oh i just feel like i'm gonna go on a ton of podcasts

00:05:54.420 and clip it up i just want to do more podcasts because a lot of people re-upload them on tiktok

00:05:58.320 i know what i'm talking about like that so it's like even if this hypothetically got we'll just

00:06:03.300 say a million views it could get hundreds of millions of views on tiktok if we just say some

00:06:07.180 cool shit it's a great time to do a bunch i guess tate kind of like started that too yeah i would 0.83

00:06:11.340 call it the tape model and in this video we're going to put aside all the drama and we're going 0.95

00:06:15.160 to break down the andrew tate model step by step in all its glory for you to replicate if you so

00:06:19.700 choose my name is jake trend stay dangerous subscribe for more and let's get into it

00:06:28.100 stay dangerous 0.99

00:06:33.140 pussy and by the way rob just launched a new brand called alpha bride 1.00

00:06:37.380 guys i cannot recommend this stuff enough i woke up with like five hours of sleep today 0.98

00:06:49.700 Before he became the most controversial guy on the internet, Andrew Tate was a legit four-time

00:06:56.900 world champion kickboxer. And while he was still fighting, he started building a little audience

00:07:03.240 on Twitter. I mean, he had been on the internet for a long time. So it wasn't like he had just,

00:07:08.020 you know, like just started on the internet and all of a sudden took over. He originally was on

00:07:13.060 Twitter kind of in that whole manosphere. So, you know, dating, masculinity, the whole red pill

00:07:18.660 movement that was that was his thing and then he was largely attached to trump and so he was kind

00:07:24.640 of just an aggressive troll on twitter and built built you know a pretty hardcore following some

00:07:29.240 really good connections with kind of the og twitter audience and what what time period was

00:07:34.020 this was this during like his kickboxing phase or was it after or yeah it's my understanding he was

00:07:39.960 on twitter like very early on as early as like 2014 but it wasn't really going anywhere so he

00:07:45.300 tried something else to get more fame. Reality TV. In 2016, he went on a reality show called Big

00:07:50.940 Brother and proceeded to get kicked off six days later after a video surfaced of him hitting a

00:07:55.660 woman with a belt. Tate and the woman said WRL that was consensual, but it didn't matter. He was

00:08:00.720 out. But what seemed like a setback in the moment made Tate realize something that would forever

00:08:05.500 change the course of his life. Doing super controversial things makes you go viral super

00:08:10.040 fast. A simple but very profound truth. So he leaned into it. His tweets got more controversial.

00:08:16.000 He started gaining a little bit more traction. On the side, he set up a webcam business that

00:08:19.860 made him his first millions. But the growth was just not fast enough. And it was around this time

00:08:24.920 that TikTok started blowing up. And it was a game changer. A lot of people don't know that

00:08:29.000 Andrew was on YouTube for years and years and years and it wasn't really picking up.

00:08:33.700 The COVID and TikTok combined, everybody staying inside of being brainwashed and him being pretty 0.60

00:08:39.480 much the only person who was anti-mask in that time but we were all bots we all put on a mask 0.94

00:08:43.320 i did in the first couple months i even clorax my fucking uber eats you know i was getting my 0.99

00:08:49.660 girlfriend at the time was like i was doing that but the rise of tiktok and covid 0.91

00:08:53.860 all of a sudden literally anyone could go viral and become famous on a scale never seen before

00:09:00.920 while posting low production quality videos that didn't take a lot of effort to make

00:09:04.660 And that's when Tate noticed something interesting.

00:09:08.000 Not only did controversial content go even more viral on TikTok compared to any other platform,

00:09:13.420 but he also noticed a weird pattern where the very first TikTok you post on a new account

00:09:17.660 always seemed to go viral.

00:09:19.740 Maybe you've noticed this too.

00:09:21.440 It's happened to a bunch of people we know where the very first TikTok they post is not very good,

00:09:25.620 but without fail, the first one always seems to go viral.

00:09:29.180 Why?

00:09:29.940 Probably to get people addicted to making TikToks.

00:09:32.400 And the executives at TikTok don't know what the masses are going to enjoy, so why not?

00:09:36.960 It costs TikTok practically nothing to give everyone a shot to see what viewers like the most,

00:09:41.080 so that got Tate thinking. If new accounts get rewarded on TikTok and controversial

00:09:45.780 content spreads even faster on there, if he could get an army of people to post clips of him saying

00:09:50.640 the most controversial outlandish stuff all on new TikTok accounts, he would have the potential

00:09:55.440 to go viral like no one ever has before. The problem was, even if you're a diehard Andrew

00:10:00.980 Tate fan, why would you waste hours of your life finding clips of him, adding captions on the

00:10:05.500 screen, posting them on TikTok in perpetuity, unless you had some kind of incentive? And it

00:10:17.280 was right then and there that Andrew Tate realized what he needed to do. He needed to provide his

00:10:21.900 fans some kind of incentive to post as many controversial clips as possible. And what better

00:10:26.940 incentive than a monetary incentive. Enter Hustlers University.

00:10:39.380 In 2021, Andrew Tate launched Hustlers University. At first, it was just a course on how to make

00:10:44.800 money, dating tips, and advice on how to escape the matrix. But then in late 2021, the program

00:10:50.060 underwent a pretty big change and relaunch as Hustlers University 2.0. Overall, the aesthetic

00:10:55.200 and production quality of Hustlers University leaves a little bit to be desired, but if you're

00:10:59.620 a teenage boy that doesn't know anything about making money, the education was actually pretty

00:11:03.740 decent. Definitely better than nothing. And here's how it works. For $49 a month, you got to choose

00:11:08.960 to learn one of seven different ways to make money online, from crypto to freelancing to

00:11:13.340 copywriting to dropshipping and more. Whatever pathway you chose, you would get access to all

00:11:18.340 sorts of lessons from Tate's handpicked professors. And it was all hosted in a Discord server,

00:11:22.780 where you and the community of students could discuss how to stop being a wage slave brokey

00:11:27.180 and how to become a financially free top g i'm the only real g and guess what one of those

00:11:35.300 money-making pathways you could choose from was a little section called affiliate yo thank you

00:11:40.080 for the 100 core core you say everyone is the same in chat no that is not the case i'm the

00:11:43.520 one percent of my age group and went to omegle to debate you but we didn't run into each other

00:11:47.120 I disagree with your takes. Hashtag Mr. Old Sneeko. Oh, okay. Well, thanks for the hundred

00:11:54.640 dollars. It was pure genius. If you were a student that chose this path, you would learn all about

00:12:00.940 affiliate marketing, how to market other people's products and get paid a commission for every sale

00:12:05.200 you got. Now you may be thinking, but that's great. And now Mr. Top G, but what product should

00:12:09.480 I affiliate market first? Well, you're in luck young student, because we have the perfect product

00:12:13.800 for you to market. Hustlers University, where you're going to get paid a fat $25 commission

00:12:18.880 per signup or 50% of the first month of the new signup subscription. And no, you don't get any

00:12:23.700 money if your signup sign up other people, so it's not an MLM. Oh what, you still don't know

00:12:27.700 where to start? You don't know how to market the course? That's okay because here's a Google Drive

00:12:31.720 containing all the podcasts and clips of every controversial thing I've said on camera,

00:12:35.700 all organized out for you. Here are specific instructions on how to edit these clips in the

00:12:39.860 TikToks, and how to add captions by using a free online video editor from Canva.com.

00:12:44.280 Here are instructions on how to create a Tate TikTok fan page.

00:12:47.260 Here's a template to create a high converting landing page with a bunch of screenshots of

00:12:50.340 students making money from Hustlers University with your own affiliate link attached, all

00:12:53.960 using a free landing page tool called Beacons.ai.

00:12:56.580 Oh, you don't have screenshots of other students making money?

00:12:59.020 Fear not, just head over to the HGUWins channel in Discord, where all the students post screenshots

00:13:03.060 of their wins.

00:13:04.120 In fact, here's everything a 15-year-old boy with no social media experience would need

00:13:07.520 to have to create a viral Andrew Tate fan page on TikTok by intentionally posting the most

00:13:12.020 controversial clips of me as possible. And with this genius affiliate program in place,

00:13:17.320 once Andrew Tate got a few good affiliates working for him, that is when he blew up.

00:13:29.440 Tate specifically taught his affiliates that attracting controversy was the quote key to

00:13:33.920 success end quotes and that they should be aiming for 60 fans and 40 haters because quote you want

00:13:39.820 arguments you want war and you want discourse because engagement on social media makes the

00:13:45.580 video go more viral in quotes basically you want to post the most outlandish clips out of context

00:13:50.460 to drive up engagement and create a war in the comment section which was also the downfall which

00:13:54.700 also led to the cancellation the worst thing women do is they flex now i'm rich now i'm top 1.00

00:13:59.920 geeking the world what made tate's affiliate content and direction so effective was he didn't

00:14:06.100 just hand them you know like this general blueprint and say remake all my content it was no take the

00:14:12.220 piece of the content where i slap and tell her to shut right and start with that lead with that it 1.00

00:14:17.300 will get someone to stop scrolling so they were stop scrolling start monetizing creativity very

00:14:21.700 intentional on finding the most inflammatory i mean it's better to clip something up and grow up

00:14:27.520 a tiktok account with viral clips rather than just scroll all day another 100 chi dog all gucci 0.65

00:14:35.600 core core three you want a debate let's go bro bro water core you say you missed the old sneeko but

00:14:41.600 yo hey thanks bro aggressive material because it's what works merry christmas dog once the

00:14:48.480 affiliates posted their clips the tiktok algorithm would do what it does best there was there was a

00:14:53.120 a lot of old stuff on his youtube that i believe got it off the ground and so i know they repurposed

00:14:58.240 a lot of that i'm sure he had a lot of his actual team you know cranking out content repurposing it

00:15:03.280 on tiktok taking these swings at bat how instrumental was like tiktok it was everything

00:15:08.380 you couldn't have done this otherwise like tiktok is this equalizer that has fundamentally changed

00:15:14.580 all social media for everyone and no one appreciates it yet but it is we've all been

00:15:19.080 conditioned on you know instagram and twitter like all the historic platforms to think our

00:15:25.660 follower count is what matters right the more followers the more important we are and tiktok's

00:15:29.760 really the opposite like they want as many people on there creating content and using the platform

00:15:34.580 and so they reward early accounts that's what tate realized he said screw what was let's adapt

00:15:40.380 to what is and i think that's where the the genius came to be he never even made an account for the

00:15:45.060 first year. And from there, the money started rolling in for both Tate and his affiliates.

00:16:01.020 The best affiliates would start raking in some insane money. One affiliate earned $11,000 in

00:16:06.500 just one week for just having an Andrew Tate fan page. It was insane. And we're pretty sure that

00:16:11.240 there were affiliates that made much more than that. Some of them made stupid money. Like there 1.00

00:16:15.160 was one kid who was pulling in like $40,000 or $50,000 a month. And once this snowball started

00:16:20.040 gaining momentum, Tate just reinvested into the flywheel. He started jumping on more and more

00:16:24.860 podcasts. Why are we not equal? I'll tell you why we're not equal. Biologically, we're not equal.

00:16:29.180 Refresh and fit to full send. For the longest period of human history, men had more than one

00:16:33.520 woman. He would go on and say the most outrageous stuff possible to give his army of affiliates

00:16:38.080 more ammo to play with. He would reinvest the money into more Bugattis and stuff to show off

00:16:42.040 more videos. And by June 2022, Hustlers University ballooned to over 55,000 students. That's 2.7

00:16:50.580 million a month. A month later, Tate had around 80,000 students or $3.9 million. By August,

00:16:56.840 over 160,000 students or $8.1 million in a month. At that time, Andrew Tate didn't even have an

00:17:04.660 official TikTok accounts. But videos using hashtag Andrew Tate have been viewed more than 10 billion

00:17:09.220 times. And then boom, in the blink of an eye, Andrew Tate was canceled and banned on all platforms.

00:17:15.980 I got a strike on YouTube, which prevented me from posting. The next day,

00:17:20.520 Meta took me down, deleted my Facebook and my Instagram. The press came out at exactly the

00:17:26.300 same time, NSYNC, saying that I'm a misogynistic, dangerous person, that I'm harmful, that I am the

00:17:31.080 reason that the world is not perfect place world hunger you name it all my fault a few hours before

00:17:35.880 the youtube strike expires guess what happens they banned me from youtube then they banned me

00:17:39.960 from discord then they banned me from airbnb they banned me from stripe they banned i can't even

00:17:44.440 remember it was just it was just emails coming in faster than you could believe ban ban ban ban

00:17:49.920 the following month there was a big dip in students and hustlers university but just a

00:17:53.860 month later in october 2022 hustlers university was bigger than ever at 220 000 students

00:18:00.100 that's 11 million dollars in a month even with them getting canceled andrew tate has made history

00:18:09.600 and he's ushered in a new era of propaganda i went to this party wait why are you saying

00:18:14.780 propaganda though my friend has a jet i was in this lambo and you're just like shut there's

00:18:20.500 nothing less attractive. You know, propaganda was originally a term coined by Edward Bernays.

00:18:32.300 You can think of it as public relations today. Like he was writing the book on modern

00:18:38.380 corporation public relations and propaganda was the word he used. And it was basically a way to

00:18:45.420 subtly influence the masses to do what you think is best for society. Edward Bernays had an ethical

00:18:51.020 code, like he helped influence smoking, you know, for, for women. And then he found out smoking was

00:18:57.060 bad and, you know, helped disband that whole messaging. But to him, it was a way to influence

00:19:03.580 society in a nonviolent collaborative way and in an effective way. And that all changed in,

00:19:11.880 you know after world war ii it got a negative connotation and it was just rebranded as

00:19:16.760 as public relations and so up until recently really you know social media has started to

00:19:23.660 to change it across the board before tiktok even like you know twitter fake news on facebook etc 0.70

00:19:29.660 etc but the means of propaganda can you shut the fuck up can we watch a video i have the only 0.94

00:19:35.180 stream where people are beefing in the chat during the stream like have you ever seen another stream 0.94

00:19:40.120 where there's just people having debates rumbles different man it was just controlling the the

00:19:47.280 message right the medium is the message that was a Marshall McLuhan you know term way back in the

00:19:53.860 day but um basically if you had enough money or you had control of the institutional systems

00:19:59.900 you could cultivate whatever narrative you want and whether that meant getting a doctor you know

00:20:05.000 on the radio telling everyone that you know bacon is a good breakfast food or if it meant you know

00:20:11.440 yeah shout out to luke belmar putting ads out that women smoking made them sexy like that was 0.78

00:20:17.340 traditional propaganda and that all changed it was a strip can you imagine how much money could

00:20:24.520 be made if a tate cigar was released i'm surprised that hasn't happened yet a cigar nft the two like

00:20:32.980 people with a lot of money, big corporations. You needed serious resources. Before social

00:20:37.500 media, you needed serious resources. Like you were running national ads. At first it was print ads,

00:20:42.780 then it moved to TV, you know? And so the only people that could play in those games were

00:20:47.280 usually multinational corporations. And that's how it worked. And I don't view propaganda as

00:20:52.780 a bad thing per se. I see it as a way of influencing people's behavior. And you look

00:20:58.800 at all the young men now, all of a sudden that because of his propaganda, like they're waking

00:21:05.220 up, like they're trying to take control of their lives. They're trying to work out. They're not

00:21:08.200 afraid to talk to women. Like it's a fundamental attack of what historically was going on from 0.99

00:21:15.140 like a global perspective. One guy with an iPhone can reach billions of people, whatever message

00:21:20.460 they want. And like, that was already a thing. Like the average person can like now reach more

00:21:25.940 people but tate basically took that and just like amplified it by like a thousand x tate exploited

00:21:32.340 tiktok to a thousand x because social media was the first great equalizer right like instagram and

00:21:38.800 and all of that was like the first it's like oh we can use influencers now to push our message and

00:21:43.440 then that kind of consolidated and it became who has the most money but still you know kind of a

00:21:48.000 traditional game and then tiktok and tate just busted it wide open you can reach tens of billions

00:21:54.700 of people with whatever message you want so basically he was able to achieve not with whatever

00:21:59.180 message you want this is what they're they're seeing it just from a business perspective but

00:22:03.820 you're not going to go viral and you're not going to have that support it unless you're speaking 0.95

00:22:06.980 some semblance of truth you can't just say shit and blow up it has to resonate with people the 0.96

00:22:12.040 same thing uh that multinational corporations spend billions of dollars to achieve more effectively 0.98

00:22:17.720 because they spend that money and their message still falls apart sometimes and again now he's

00:22:21.600 got kids converting to islam and thinking dubai is the greatest place in the earth dubai is the 0.99

00:22:26.440 greatest i haven't even been there bro what am i talking about am i part of the propaganda well

00:22:29.820 i am going next month sure there's a people don't think they be heard otherwise so it gets crazy

00:22:33.820 with unregulated platforms exactly but it's not just tate that's saying dubai is the best place

00:22:39.280 it's pretty much one of the last utopias it's a tax haven anybody who's making money anybody who

00:22:45.040 makes serious money has some residency in dubai they know it's the future i'm telling you anybody

00:22:51.160 play basically if you want power you have to sway the masses traditionally to sway the masses

00:22:58.680 you relied on giant tv ad campaigns newspapers things that you know were part are part of like

00:23:06.780 the quote-unquote matrix like like take talks about i think that costs like hundreds of millions

00:23:11.280 of dollars uh but now you can or you sell your soul right like yeah yeah but now you can achieve

00:23:19.400 the same thing you'd sway the masses with whatever beliefs you want just through this model of the

00:23:26.460 tape model that's absolutely right that's absolutely right who else is gonna do that though

00:23:31.220 who else could speak fast enough who else could generate enough tiktokable material on a podcast

00:23:37.340 you have to be speaking to bro then you do it if it's the tape model anybody can replicate it then

00:23:42.120 you do it he he achieved in a year what took drake a decade yo thank you for the hundred johnny

00:23:48.640 Sinko, do you have any tips on growing my channel on Rumble?

00:23:50.400 I have a bunch of vids, but I'm another growth.

00:23:52.100 It's called Discovering Commercial Real Estate Podcast.

00:23:55.020 I mean, probably use the Tate model.

00:23:57.320 It's like, if you are actually entertaining, funny, different, interesting,

00:24:01.560 then get clips up of your podcast.

00:24:05.080 Get them up on different platforms and make sure that people know where you stream.

00:24:08.240 But also, you should cross-stream.

00:24:09.700 If you're not banned on the mainstream platforms,

00:24:11.420 then you should be trying to funnel people onto Rumble through Twitch and YouTube

00:24:14.700 and all these other places.

00:24:16.020 Luckily, I had an audience before I got banned,

00:24:17.840 and so I'm able to survive on Rumble.

00:24:20.040 But it's not that easy for everybody.

00:24:21.580 But thanks a lot for the $100.

00:24:23.180 What are my overall thoughts on Andrew J?

00:24:26.000 I think he accelerated what needed to be accelerated.

00:24:29.960 I think he was a net.

00:24:31.820 What the?

00:24:32.780 CoraCore, thank you for another $100. 1.00

00:24:34.300 W Chad, WarCore, fuck it, let's debate. 1.00

00:24:37.300 Wag it. 1.00

00:24:38.540 Positive for like so many young men in this world

00:24:43.120 who have been kind of cast aside

00:24:45.280 and that no one talks about.

00:24:46.780 he basically found this whole audience of like the people no one cares about and he empowered

00:24:51.520 them and if we want a better tomorrow if we want a better future if we want you know a pro-capitalistic

00:24:57.020 entrepreneurial innovative society you need engaged and excited young men and so i'll never

00:25:03.400 say anything bad about him because i think he woke up an entire generation okay good so it's not

00:25:07.400 propaganda it's it's uplifting it's empowering that's good and that you know they're spending

00:25:11.840 less times on their phones. They're taking responsibility for their life. So I don't have

00:25:17.060 anything bad to say. I think he should be back on the internet. And now you're already starting

00:25:21.660 to see other influencers model his system. And for your convenience, here's a step-by-step guide

00:25:26.680 as to how. First, you need a product. Tate went with the tried and true online course teaching

00:25:39.400 people how to make money but it doesn't have to be that it can be almost anything i'm sure if mr

00:25:43.980 beast really wanted to he could do this with his chocolate bars um do you think it has to be

00:25:48.100 specifically a course on how to make money oh no absolutely not absolutely not i'm doing something

00:25:54.280 very interesting so follow me for more and if you want to make money young kids but no no it

00:26:01.000 translates to anything let's say mr beast wanted to implement this realistically he could do it by

00:26:06.220 just offering like affiliate uh commission on his chocolate bars yeah for sure you just need

00:26:13.340 something that will sell and therefore something you can offer an affiliate program for then you

00:26:18.300 just need some ammo for your affiliates to play with hosting or getting on podcast is the most

00:26:22.580 efficient way to do this obviously the more controversial stuff you say the better but it

00:26:26.820 doesn't have to be that controversial to work it has to it has to work on the platform so it has to

00:26:31.480 like what it has to do is it has to get people to stop scrolling and it has to stop scrolling 0.62

00:26:35.720 start monetizing the creativity kit teaches that bro that's my fucking motto give me credit get 0.93

00:26:40.220 people to care enough to engage like those are the two criterias it has to check just look at how joe 0.80

00:26:46.400 rogan and mr beast have a bunch of people making clips of them even though they don't say anything

00:26:50.360 too controversial and they don't even have an affiliate program either they just have super

00:26:54.640 super diehard fans that want to build an audience off of their fame and now that you have your

00:26:58.620 product the affiliate program and the content now it's time to create step-by-step instructions for

00:27:03.140 your affiliates to follow. The easier you make the instructions, the more resources you give them,

00:27:07.540 the more successful affiliates you're going to have. That was like a good offer. They had a

00:27:11.020 viable path to making money. You had kids who probably never made a dime, who worship all the

00:27:15.340 internet gurus, who all of a sudden could be making, I mean, what, 200 bucks a month is like,

00:27:20.280 you know, great to them. And so there was the right market and the right incentive.

00:27:24.920 What I'm pretty sure of is you have to be willing to take the time and put the system together to

00:27:29.500 educate people in relative detail especially now as it's getting harder like because i've tried

00:27:35.080 some very like half-assed stuff and it i forget how you know no disrespect to gen z but the average

00:27:42.880 16 year old is not smart enough to like think through it all was discord super important in

00:27:48.660 this whole scheme yeah discord was home base right and and that's where this younger generation lives

00:27:53.300 and so it was the right place to host them you couldn't have done this in a facebook group

00:27:57.640 the way discord was organized it worked on that younger generation and then boom if you do it

00:28:03.900 right the money and attention will start exponentially growing on its own or if you

00:28:08.680 don't want to set any of this up yourself and you're just looking for an affiliate program

00:28:12.360 like this that you can promote with all the resources and step-by-step instructions that

00:28:16.100 we just talked about i'm launching my own course with my own affiliate program just like this

00:28:20.120 but the commission is going to be way higher than hustlers university a hundred dollars per sign

00:28:25.240 up instead of 25. And in my humble opinion, I think my course is way more unique and better

00:28:30.740 than Hustlers University in a different way. No offense to Andrew, with 20 plus lessons all

00:28:35.340 narrated by me in the same documentary style you've come to love. And to kick off this launch

00:28:39.920 and for the holidays, use code tape for 20% off expires at the end of the year. We're probably

00:28:46.380 not going to do a sale this big again for a while, so use it while you can. Click the link below to

00:28:51.920 sign up to be an affiliate now. What, you thought I just did all this research just for your

00:28:55.720 convenience? This is for my education too. And now we- Look it, you even took the leather jacket!

00:29:00.820 I'll get the benefits. See, after researching all the videos on this channel about how the world

00:29:05.120 really works, I saw a very startling pattern. All the wealthiest countries in the world,

00:29:10.040 all the wealthiest corporations in the world, all the richest people in the world,

00:29:13.480 they produce nothing. The West doesn't produce anything. The West doesn't do any of the hard

00:29:18.160 labor? Apple doesn't manufacture the iPhone. No, Asia, Africa, Latin America do 0.94

00:29:48.040 all the hard labor for us. And yet for some reason, the West has all the wealth, all the power.

00:29:53.120 While the majority of Asia, Africa, and Latin America have been stuck in poverty.

00:29:56.880 It seems like it's almost by design that they've stayed poor. And that's when it clicked.

00:30:01.140 The most powerful people and institutions today have all the wealth not because they do all the

00:30:05.260 work. Only suckers do the hard work. No, they have all the power because they figured out how 0.99

00:30:10.240 to enslave the rest of the world to do the work for them. And I'm not talking about traditional 0.96

00:30:14.940 slavery with whips and chains, I'm talking about the most sophisticated form of slavery the world

00:30:19.960 has ever seen. Financial slavery. See, the world has always ran on slavery, just as the Roman 1.00

00:30:25.620 Empire. But back then, you needed an entire standing army to go out and conquer a territory

00:30:30.620 to enslave its people to use as your cheap labor force. But today, you can enslave entire

00:30:35.720 populations with loans, sovereign debts, and a smile on your face. See, it's no longer physical

00:30:41.260 warfare but financial warfare instead of capturing a city-state and enslaving its people you simply

00:30:46.700 open up sweatshops for pennies on the dollar you open up factories with suicideness to prevent your 0.64

00:30:51.420 slaves i mean workers from killing themselves slaves today is no longer called slavery that

00:30:56.780 has a bad ring to it it's called inconspicuous themes like globalization or offshore

00:31:02.940 but it's slavery all the same and up until recently this modern day no he's really he's

00:31:08.940 He's awake.

00:31:09.760 He's a cool guy.

00:31:10.720 The form of slavery used to be only reserved to the most powerful nations and corporations.

00:31:15.280 But thanks to the internet, you can take advantage of the same exact power.

00:31:19.320 And I expose all of this in my new program called Financial Warfare Masterclass.

00:31:24.220 With 20 plus lessons all narrated by me in the same documentary style you've all come to love.

00:31:29.060 Use code TATE for 20% off.

00:31:30.700 It expires at the end of the year.

00:31:32.260 They're super addicting to watch.

00:31:33.660 Super binge worthy.

00:31:34.840 You'll learn what the world has been hiding from you all along.

00:31:37.120 and we'll go over exactly how you can implement this stuff to make more money

00:31:40.880 even if you're an employee right now or don't even have a job.

00:31:44.360 And yes, there's an affiliate program

00:31:46.080 where as of right now you get $100 per signup instead of $25.

00:31:50.100 There's a 14-day refund policy too,

00:31:52.360 so scroll down and click the link below to buy it now.

00:32:02.780 Good video.

00:32:07.120 That's it.

00:32:09.120 Is this your job?

SNEAKO - December 28, 2022

The Genius Secret Behind Andrew Tate's Success

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