SNEAKO - Tristan Tate Exposes SNEAKO’s “Brokie” Mentality…

00:00:00.000 sneaker please ask tristan this question once you escape the matrix make a couple million

00:00:03.140 what would be the best thing to do with the wealth besides retiring your parents

00:00:06.100 and how can you build a network of people who make money too i think money attracts money 0.95

00:00:10.360 just start doing what me and andrew call rich people shit and we we came up with this term

00:00:15.140 about three to four years ago when we started doing things that we weren't necessarily interested 0.95

00:00:19.280 in just to mix with other rich people it's a famous story that we bought the bugatti just

00:00:23.260 so we could go to the bugatti owners meetings because the average bugatti owner is richer than

00:00:27.480 i am so i now get to hang around with billionaires because they're all owners of a certain type of

00:00:31.580 car maybe you don't have to take it that far maybe you've done quite well in your life and you have

00:00:35.020 a ferrari secondhand cost you 150 000 if you live in the united states or europe find the local ferrari

00:00:40.620 owners club uh you know find out where they're having their meetings you'll turn up there it

00:00:44.540 will be 75 total nerds like every group of people is but 25 of the people there are probably worth

00:00:50.620 talking to people you could make friends with people you can do business dealings with um again

00:00:54.280 on the internet there are organizations like like the war room for example that are pre-existing

00:00:57.960 networks you can plug yourself into uh you can make a big splash in the war room if you're an

00:01:01.600 important guy with some good advice or something important to say so what i would say is people are

00:01:06.580 always looking for this next step and i know that because they ask me they say okay all right what's

00:01:11.900 next and years ago i used to say well i want to do this all right what's next after that well then i

00:01:15.900 want to do this all right what's next after that and now people are saying oh what's next and i'm

00:01:18.620 like oh well i want to make rumble and stuff and stuff some very big platforms i want to take on the

00:01:22.400 social media giants to maintain my online presence all right what's next what's next what's next

00:01:25.860 there doesn't have to be a what's next and i'll tell you why in a very morbid way

00:01:30.060 the what's next eventually if you asked what's next enough times to anybody is and then you die

00:01:37.340 that's it that's going to be the eventual what's next so while you're doing all of this 0.87

00:01:43.060 don't forget to have fun and don't forget to fucking enjoy yourself life isn't some big battle 0.76

00:01:47.960 or some big struggle to reach certain marks and reach certain waypoints and then it's the next 1.00

00:01:52.640 one then it's the next one then you're 65 years old and your penis doesn't work anymore don't be 0.98

00:01:57.480 that guy you know make sure that whatever you're doing stay focused stay purposed but make sure 1.00

00:02:02.560 you're fucking enjoying yourself at the same time because you only get one time around this 0.59

00:02:05.940 like when i first got banned sneaker he said what am i doing i said well i got this quarter of a 0.99

00:02:09.660 million a week yacht booked in croatia i can go chill and party with some girls i know like why did i do

00:02:14.200 that cool i made a bit of a few rumble promotional videos while i was there but i was just having fun

00:02:18.620 never forget to enjoy your life even when you're i don't care what you're doing i don't care if

00:02:23.160 you're working a nine to five don't forget to have fun with your friends while you're at work because 0.93

00:02:26.520 shit man life's short sometimes and it's a lot shorter than a lot of people of you know uh than a 0.99

00:02:31.560 lot of you know there are people fucking watching this out of the 25 000 people who are going to die 0.99

00:02:35.580 next fucking year so you know don't forget to have fun that's my advice don't look at life 0.98

00:02:40.300 as this progressive step of what's next what's next in such an aggressive way chase your goals 0.99

00:02:45.860 but fucking enjoy yourself have fun yeah that's one thing i noticed and that i've heard you talk 0.89

00:02:50.600 about is that sometimes you and andrew will look back and reminisce about the days where you were 0.99

00:02:54.520 broke where you were going to a bar and trying to pick up a girl so you had a place to sleep at

00:02:58.700 yeah is that the most fun or do you prefer your life now do you do you miss that sense of not

00:03:05.440 knowing what's next um yeah i miss things about the way i used to live but back then i dreamt of

00:03:12.640 the things that i have now so there's always pluses and minuses with any life you live but i can't think

00:03:18.820 of a single period in my life whether it be having nowhere to sleep to you know having how many houses

00:03:24.840 do i have now six seven i don't know how do you forget how many houses you have or anyway you know

00:03:30.040 a wise man once told me that if you know what you've got then you haven't got much so ask me

00:03:36.000 exactly what's in my bank ask me exactly how much my crypto is worth you don't ask me exactly what my 0.96

00:03:40.760 companies are worth i'm gonna have to sit down for for an hour with a fucking calculator so no i don't 0.98

00:03:45.120 know exactly what i've got it takes time to work this stuff out but um there's not been a single time 0.91

00:03:49.560 in my life where i haven't been having fun and i haven't enjoyed myself and a part of that is having

00:03:54.180 good friends not just my brother i'm talking about my brother but there are people i've got friends who

00:03:58.500 i've known for 15 16 years who i still chill with today who i've known from back in the day and

00:04:03.260 we've always had a great time together so yeah enjoy enjoy it wherever you are i missed certain

00:04:08.900 things about you know my past but i i couldn't have dreamt of of the present that i'm living in and i'm 0.92

00:04:14.440 looking forward to the future too i think 39 year old tristan tate is going to be living a fucking 0.95

00:04:18.580 amazing life i may well be a billionaire by then that will be funny one uh scott asked when you're

00:04:24.280 coming back on fresh and fit if you're going to come back to you you have talked about 0.98

00:04:28.360 how you don't want to come back to america well you know what fuck it i'm gonna let the world in a 0.96

00:04:34.660 little bit of a secret the next fresh and fit broadcast that you're gonna see me on is gonna 0.93

00:04:41.360 be made relatively soon and it's gonna have this background fresh and fit right here in the emergency

00:04:49.020 meeting studio that's that's the that's what's next in the works so shout out to fresh and fit i never

00:04:55.120 forget my guys you know they certainly you know helped give me a kick in the youtube ratings back

00:04:59.620 when i was uh up and coming they're really great guys and the next time i see them you're gonna see

00:05:04.520 them right here talking to me probably on their channel on the fresh and fit podcast but with this

00:05:09.680 studio background so that's going to be very interesting i'm excited for that damn i wish i got

00:05:14.620 that invite anyway hi tristan i'm a supporter of the message but i'm trying to understand on how you

00:05:18.940 and andrew profit on weak men and gambling but you're against it i've been talking about this a lot

00:05:23.460 recently because a lot of the people that hate on you and a lot of people that are glad you're banned

00:05:27.720 they actively promote only fans and they actively promote and the gambling and they have like uh

00:05:34.340 alcoholic products the stuff that they're encouraging men to buy just makes them weaker

00:05:39.060 so we'll keep keep in mind i do own casinos everyone knows i own casinos i understand that with any

00:05:47.500 market i could open a corner store i could open a restaurant and that restaurant may sell vodka

00:05:51.800 just like i open my casinos i don't actually advocate for gambling i don't think you can scroll

00:05:58.400 through any of my content and find a clip of me saying hey this is tristan tate i'd like you to visit

00:06:02.480 your nearest casino and gamble as much as you can because gambling is a wonderful idea go for it

00:06:07.880 you know i've never done that in my life uh so the fact that i i i am a big believer in personal

00:06:15.720 responsibility and personal personal accountability i tell young men not to drink too much not to smoke

00:06:20.620 too much i'm drinking right now right now as we speak i'm drinking and smoking on this podcast

00:06:25.840 but i tell young men you know if you're going to have vices if you're going to drink if you're going

00:06:29.140 to smoke if you're going to gamble make sure you do it in a very healthy way make sure you earn it

00:06:32.980 make sure you do your push-ups make sure you do your workouts so you never hear me saying drinking

00:06:37.280 is a great idea smoking is a great idea gambling is a great idea so i actually disagree with the

00:06:40.560 question uh to say that i promote these things i just understand that everyone is ultimately

00:06:45.100 responsible for themselves so if i own a casino nine at times out of ten people come into the

00:06:51.300 casino with a very healthy attitude i go to casinos with a very healthy attitude i think

00:06:54.640 i'm out of money i'm happy to lose i gamble i might win i might lose i laugh i leave the casino i had a

00:06:58.700 great time i had a few drinks i spoke to a few girls that's fine there's always going to be 1.00

00:07:02.380 degenerates in the world there's always going to be people who can't control themselves and it is not 1.00

00:07:06.340 the job of big business or the people who control the industries or the companies

00:07:10.120 to police these people's personal irresponsibility you could run any restaurant you could run a small

00:07:16.760 family diner that serves beer and you could have a man come into that diner drink 20 beers 0.99

00:07:23.480 stumble home and beat the shit out of his wife and kids that is not your fault for running a diner 0.97

00:07:28.820 that is not your fault at all and guess what if you close your diner that guy's going to go 1.00

00:07:32.380 somewhere else and buy his fucking beer if i close my casinos you think that's going to do anything 0.98

00:07:36.420 to help a gambling addict who may be addicted to my little location because it's close to his house 0.99

00:07:41.480 he's going to go online gambling he's going to go somewhere else i'm a i purport personal

00:07:45.860 responsibility beyond everything else don't know i don't actually promote gambling i run casinos

00:07:51.700 i smoke right here on the podcast if you're watching this don't smoke if you're going to smoke cigars you

00:07:57.220 know make sure you've done enough hard work and you've done your cardiovascular fitness training and

00:08:01.060 you've done your weights and you're not a big fat slob and enjoy a cigar while you're having a 0.74

00:08:04.980 conversation with your friend fine but i won't sit here and tell young men that they need to smoke

00:08:08.640 i didn't smoke my first cigar until i was older than you so i the correct the question is badly

00:08:13.880 framed do you think that youtubers and people with influence should have a responsibility about what

00:08:19.600 they promote what they don't promote because the difference is that you have casinos but you're

00:08:22.340 not on tate speech or you're not on on rumble saying go to my casino it's just a side venture

00:08:26.900 so the difference is i think that a lot of the youtubers that are criticized they know they have a young

00:08:31.460 impressionable audience and then they go ahead and sell them porn and that which they actively know

00:08:36.860 makes them weaker so do you think there's a difference well there is a massive difference

00:08:41.800 because i i actually tell young men don't smoke don't drink you know don't gamble don't watch porn

00:08:45.820 that's one of the massive ones i have so there's a huge difference between me and them and i would not

00:08:50.860 take money to advertise anything that i think could be bad for people a massive example that i'm going to

00:08:57.620 give out there right now is do you know how many crypto coins have been made in our image top g coin

00:09:04.140 talisman coin cobra take coin and these people are running these coins but i understand that there's

00:09:09.760 no backbone behind these cryptocurrencies and they've asked me for endorsements they said look

00:09:13.340 half the money we raise i'll transfer to you if i promoted a coin i could i could get a hundred

00:09:17.580 million dollars by telling young men to buy into a crypto coin because young men believe in me

00:09:21.960 but my integrity is unquestionable and it is not for sale i'm not going to back a coin as a

00:09:27.940 multi-millionaire where a young man who believes in me may put in a hundred dollars and take 99 out

00:09:33.780 that young man losing a single one of his dollars because he believed in what tristan tate told him

00:09:38.680 is not acceptable for me i could have jumped on any of these coins i could have jumped on any of

00:09:43.600 these nft projects i could i could have become the face of them they're raising tens of thousands of

00:09:48.540 dollars with my name and my image and what do i do i sue them i send them cease and desist letters 0.94

00:09:53.560 i put it on my instagram and say these are all scams don't fucking buy into them so yeah i have 0.87

00:09:57.980 integrity like no one else and uh i will announce this very soon an nft project is coming it's coming

00:10:05.400 but the nfts are going to be free free i'm not going to explain exactly how it's going to work but

00:10:11.680 limited edition nfts that are sanctioned by me and andrew are coming out and they're going to be free i'm

00:10:16.900 making zero money from people buying these nfts it's just a fun project for collectors and people

00:10:22.800 who like nfts but they're going to be free because i'm not going to sell anything for a premium price

00:10:27.340 that may go down in value i respect everyone who listens to me too much than to make a single dollar

00:10:32.240 trying to fucking scam them so yeah some of these youtubers some of these streamers etc yeah it's a 0.91

00:10:37.140 quick buck but i don't think they have the the backbone that i do i thought you were already selling 0.97

00:10:41.760 nfts or having uh nfts bundle up with uh the top g merch yeah that's exactly what it is top g merch

00:10:47.740 you're going to get a free nft that goes along that's what i okay so you you you know already yeah

00:10:52.600 if you buy a limited edition top g t-shirt or an aikido t-shirt or whatever kind of merchandise

00:10:57.920 i'm selling a free nft is going to come along with that so you have something that won't get worn

00:11:02.380 down won't get destroyed it may go up in value you may be able to sell it and trade it for other

00:11:06.520 people who want to collect to take nfts but i've taken zero of your money for the physical nft and

00:11:11.260 that's the only way that i can morally run a project like that i'm not going to take thousands

00:11:14.800 of dollars of ethereum off some young kids and take a savings for a little picture of me no no no

00:11:19.120 they have to be free people ask uh what your stance on judaism is because uh you talk a lot about

00:11:26.300 islam and christianity but what's your opinion on judaism do you have any i mean i don't know if you

00:11:30.700 want to speak on anything besides christianity well yeah absolutely i mean my opinion on judaism is the

00:11:35.640 same as my opinion on on most monotheistic religions in the way that i believe that the

00:11:40.480 the i believe that a strict jewish family is going to be run much better than a strict atheist family 0.97

00:11:45.320 so it's not the religion i subscribe to it's not the religion i believe in however i believe uh if

00:11:51.220 if you were to take a random poll let's take a religion that i really don't believe in like

00:11:55.320 mormonism but if you're going to take a mormon family 10 mormon families and 10 atheist families

00:12:00.300 if you were to take yeah if you were to take bets on you know the body counts of their daughters 1.00

00:12:05.160 the degenerate behavior of their sons uh the drinking habits of the fathers the respect for

00:12:10.280 the family unit and the father that the mother has i would bet with the more i bet on the mormons 0.54

00:12:14.120 every time just like i'd bet on the jews and the muslims and the christians and most most uh 0.76

00:12:19.080 religions especially the monotheistic ones so a lot of people out there have this uh i i don't know

00:12:25.700 if that question was put together by one of these people who are hoping i'm going to sit here and

00:12:29.720 trash judaism no is it that's never going to happen that's never going to happen no i think i'm just 0.92

00:12:33.700 wondering because a lot of the talk is on christianity and islam but i don't hear and 0.55

00:12:37.860 even myself i don't speak too much on judaism because i just don't really know that much about

00:12:42.040 it but that's besides the point well they're all judaism is the foundation of the christian religion

00:12:46.700 and the christian christianity is the foundation of the muslim religion you have to understand

00:12:50.320 they don't exist without each other yeah yeah exactly the muslim religion believes that jesus christ

00:12:54.480 was a prophet of god but not the son of god and all of the uh all of the prophets um that are

00:12:59.700 spoken about in the torah from from moses and noah etc they are spoken about also in the quran

00:13:04.300 and the bible so they're all they're they're all based on judaism essentially so you know i think 0.96

00:13:10.380 it's very strange when i hear you know my muslim friends and my christian friends really trash jews 0.99

00:13:14.780 as as bad people or stupid people when when they put together the religion that that became the 0.98

00:13:19.540 building block of all of this so yeah um no i have nothing bad to say there's between all of them 1.00

00:13:24.280 though the christians and muslims go at it too just as much as the jews and the muslims they all they all

00:13:28.080 got beef even though they would not exist without each other well the christians go at the christians

00:13:32.400 and the muslims go at the muslims if you understand the sunnah sunni and shia split if you understand 0.85

00:13:36.440 the uh the uh the great schism that separated catholicism from orthodox christianity they go

00:13:41.340 at each other too and i think that's just human nature and i believe that god whatever he is is is

00:13:46.300 beyond this and above this so that's my opinion i want to ask you something personal i'm my dad is

00:13:52.980 half haitian uh half hungarian so i'm probably like the same amount of black as you did you have a

00:13:58.900 an identity crisis growing up you said that you were in a church and you were in that hallelujah

00:14:04.020 uh baptist so and you you look uh white passing for the most part how was that like growing up mix

00:14:11.960 i didn't even think about it i i didn't even think about it i i think i believe that the best way to

00:14:17.820 america's a country where they manipulate the poor by trying to turn races against other races and i 1.00

00:14:24.120 know from personal experience that the way just the way to stop racism being such a big issue is to

00:14:29.720 stop talking about it this is something that morgan freeman says as well very smart man he's correct

00:14:34.320 because i never felt like i'm the only white person in church i only realized this as an adult i was

00:14:40.560 like okay this is my aunt this is my grandma we're going to church they were black my dad was black my

00:14:46.380 mother was white my dad wasn't a wasn't one of these blm let's talk about black rights they're

00:14:52.440 trying to keep the black man down kind of people he wasn't so i never really understood any american

00:14:57.440 racial issues as a child remember i left when i was eight years old but i was standing in that church

00:15:01.160 and i'm with my grandmother and with my aunt and all these people are our friends and all these people 0.98

00:15:05.600 look like in what universe was i going to stand and be like shit i'm surrounded by black people and 0.99

00:15:09.800 i'm white passing like it just wasn't a thing that was ever brought up so racial issues they come up when 0.99

00:15:14.720 people talk about them when you so i talk about racial yeah exactly so i talk about uh racial

00:15:20.580 issues a lot uh in my personal conversations i don't think i drag that kind of stuff onto youtube

00:15:25.940 so much because america is the only true multi-racial country really in the world um even

00:15:32.000 england which is quite a mixed country a lot of the black people and the and the brown people came

00:15:36.240 over to england in the 1940s and the 1950s america is the only country that was really founded as a

00:15:41.200 multi-racial country um you know the black people and white people arrived at the same time for

00:15:45.720 obviously very different reasons a lot of latinos and and mexicans arrived at the same time for for

00:15:50.580 many different reasons uh you know the the natives were sadly got got got a bad end of the deal but

00:15:57.760 essentially the country was founded as a mixed race country and i believe that everyone's american

00:16:02.060 and i just don't like talking about racial issues you know a few of them annoy me and i could speak about

00:16:06.760 all sorts of things that are going to cause all sorts of controversies but i just think you know

00:16:11.220 let's just shut up about it and learn to see each other as as fellow americans i think that's the way

00:16:15.520 that america moves forward because when you look at countries like romania where there's no real racial

00:16:21.320 tension that's because everybody's romanian everyone's romanian everyone kind of gets along and no one 1.00

00:16:25.740 wants to do any harm to each other americans need to get it through their head that they're all 0.94

00:16:29.680 fucking american i don't know in what universe they feel obligated to segregate themselves into 0.98

00:16:36.600 into different categories like it's it's like for me it's politics everybody wants to feel unique so 1.00

00:16:41.400 everybody is going to identify with the country that they're from or they're 10 japanese or they're

00:16:45.980 5 irish people like to have a lot of unique things about them and americans pick race oh americans all the

00:16:54.360 time you see it all the time you'll be talking to americans and they'll be like i'm i'm i'm irish and i'm

00:16:59.440 like yo you're irish because my grandfather was from limerick where's your parents from oh my

00:17:03.960 parents were born in pennsylvania and your grandparents oh they were born in pennsylvania

00:17:08.020 no no no my great great great great great grandfather came over on this bottle shut the 1.00

00:17:13.320 fuck up you're not irish and are you you fucking nerd americans love doing this and it's very strange 0.99

00:17:19.100 to me as a man who's you know actually so i'm quarter irish a quarter english half american but the 1.00

00:17:25.440 american that i am is a mix of african-american and white american of course because i'm the descendant

00:17:29.280 of slaves and um yeah i i find it very weird i don't talk about myself as uh as black white um

00:17:37.140 white passing you know i just say i'm i'm a mixed race or my father was african-american or my mother

00:17:41.840 was irish but i don't really see the big point in trying to paint my identity based on you know the

00:17:48.180 skin color of my parents or my ancestors i feel like i am tristan tate everyone knows me as tristan 0.80

00:17:52.960 tate no one knows me as tristan tate the the mixed race guy because i don't fucking talk about it and 0.91

00:17:57.680 why would i i don't think it's that important do you think that that's what causes the most divide 0.55

00:18:04.800 in america or in a country like england is the the multiracial aspect you're saying that romania does

00:18:10.800 not have a lot of immigrants japan gets along for the most part russia pretty much everybody's on the

00:18:15.240 same page is immigration one of the biggest problems that a country faces when it comes to

00:18:19.380 unity um i would say yes i would say yes very sure and i could talk about immigration on length because

00:18:27.560 i understand the the the process very well i think the the immigration policies of england were very

00:18:33.760 successful because you have to understand a lot of the people who came to england weren't i played

00:18:39.460 this joke on my friend uh cameraman jamaican ancestry and i said okay so your grandparents are

00:18:44.800 jamaican and they came to england he said yeah i said so where was your granddad born he said is this 0.97

00:18:49.240 a trick question i said motherfucker you know me and i know history so you know it's a trick question 0.96

00:18:52.980 he's like well he was born in jamaica i said no he was born in the british empire the british flag flew 0.98

00:18:58.640 above his school he learned to respect the english rule of law he understood that the you know england

00:19:03.480 was were the authority figures in jamaica and everyone respected england and the crown and tried to

00:19:07.920 be english so when england let their first wave of immigrants in it was overwhelmingly successful

00:19:12.800 because these people weren't really foreigners they may have been black they may have been brown

00:19:16.700 but they were from india they were from jamaica these places were were in the british empire at

00:19:20.900 the time they had the same passport as someone born in london the passport just said that you

00:19:24.980 were a subject of the crown of england the passport didn't say you were indian or jamaican so i think

00:19:28.960 immigration in england was overwhelmingly successful back in the day but that's not a model that people

00:19:33.460 should adapt now that that countries are so divided and there's a lot of hatred towards america and

00:19:38.640 england you have to understand that it's never going to be as successful when you take a country

00:19:41.580 that's had no influence from the parent country and just let people flood in but um but i myself

00:19:47.560 am an immigrant i moved from england to romania i'm zero percent ethnically romanian but i respect

00:19:52.740 this country and i love this country and i think there's nothing wrong with being an immigrant

00:19:55.820 anywhere as long as you respect and care for the place that you live where do you recommend i go next

00:20:01.360 i realize that florida is an upgrade from new york it's a little more it's less communist the taxes

00:20:08.000 are lower but ultimately i don't think i want to raise a family in america but i'm not sure where

00:20:13.680 do you think i should go i would say go wherever you're happiest you haven't traveled enough i've

00:20:21.320 traveled a lot i've traveled quite a bit oh have you okay well in which case good so you may already

00:20:26.380 know where to go uh because the place you would go is not the place i would go we're obviously very

00:20:30.900 different people with very different backgrounds and different upbringings so um wherever makes you happy

00:20:35.840 and whether you'd like to wherever you get to and think yeah this place is cool i really like this

00:20:40.640 place wherever you get that good feeling because you may come to romania and find it hostile you may

00:20:44.540 not like it here i'm not going to say come to romania in fact i tell everyone listening to me

00:20:47.860 don't come to romania it's a very hard country to get respect in to to integrate in uh it's a very hard

00:20:53.520 country to make a name for yourself and um i would not advise romania as a place for immigrants to

00:20:58.200 come i personally really like it but you know now i'm i'm i'm a member of society here so i don't know

00:21:04.980 that's the answer because the answer is going to be the same to everyone listening to this who's

00:21:08.900 unhappy where they are do some traveling find somewhere you like and eventually hopefully

00:21:13.520 you feel at home somewhere and that's where you should stop how long did you have to be in

00:21:17.940 bucharest before you realized that's where you wanted to move i liked romania immediately but

00:21:23.380 even when i first arrived here as a tourist i already had important and good romanian friends

00:21:28.360 from the fight world the people who run the big fight shows here i was already integrated one way

00:21:32.860 another even through my visits through my high level friends which was a good way of me getting

00:21:38.340 my foot in the door into romanian society but i i immediately liked romania and i still i still

00:21:43.520 like it to this day i right now could live anywhere in the world that i choose anywhere on earth i could

00:21:49.440 go and live and i still choose to live here in bucharest so i like it very much you don't really talk

00:21:54.980 that much about the importance of art i hear you talk a lot about money business and even the

00:22:00.960 the content that you put out online is mostly it was pretty much all um podcasts and talking to a

00:22:06.800 microphone what do you think about the value of art do you think that everybody people who start

00:22:12.520 youtube channels people who go to rumble and getter should they just make content similar to yours like

00:22:16.860 news coverage podcasts or is there any encouragement to make unique content oh no no art art is is is is

00:22:25.320 wonderful and it's amazing but it's also a very subjective concept you have to you have to

00:22:28.800 understand that people think art people have very different meanings of what they find art i of what

00:22:35.180 they what they define art as i can look at paintings all day and i've seen some wonderful oil paintings

00:22:40.420 here at the romanian monasteries and the ones that the romanian priests like hide away i've been given

00:22:44.140 the tour i've been very lucky to see some very amazing valuable private art collections but i'm just not

00:22:50.380 an aficionado of art whereas i will look at the way vehicles are designed and look at cars and be like

00:22:56.340 okay that's art to me and uh it may sound stupid but there are cars that i won't sell because i don't

00:23:02.240 want the money even though i don't drive them that much because i think they look beautiful on my 0.71

00:23:06.020 driveway like that red car on your instagram there your assistant was pushing that little red car i 0.96

00:23:10.220 don't know what the hell was that that is a that that little red car you'll never see one of those

00:23:15.740 unless you come to uh a former soviet union country that was a lot of 1500 so back in the day

00:23:22.440 that's why i bought that car let's use that car as an example because to me that's art it's art in

00:23:27.280 lots of different ways um there's a saying uh for art to be art it needs to have no other purpose but 0.80

00:23:33.720 to be art and that car is fucking atrocious as a car so i obviously didn't buy it as a car as a man 0.94

00:23:41.280 with lamborghinis and mercedes and bmw's and bugatti's i don't need that car to be a car but um 0.94

00:23:47.060 it's art in its design it's art in the way it was put together it's art in terms of the history

00:23:53.240 behind it you have to understand every car made in the modern day and age in the modern era

00:23:57.100 mercedes make bmw's they compete against each other and the competition is what makes the cars better

00:24:02.400 and cheaper and faster and aston martin are trying to out-compete ferrari and lamborghini are trying

00:24:07.520 to out-compete porsche trying to make their cars better a superior product better ride quality faster

00:24:12.960 engines at the lowest possible price and competition is what drives this amazing uh economy

00:24:18.840 and what drives you know the innovation of things like the automobile the lada 1500 was built in a

00:24:26.200 time that i don't think will ever ever be replicated again in human history it was built at a time when

00:24:31.260 the ussr controlled all of eastern europe and russia and they thought you know what we need cars for the

00:24:37.460 people to drive get some engineers let's design a car okay that's the car make loads of these and

00:24:44.020 that's what the people will drive there was no competition the government was in charge of 0.98

00:24:47.060 everything and they pumped these little piece of shit cars out and it's the story behind it that 0.98

00:24:51.880 when i look at it and think someone bought that in 1979 in russia shipped it to romania some communist 0.98

00:24:57.820 politician was driving it back before the fall of communism in this country and now as a as a

00:25:02.480 capitalist with millions of dollars it's sitting on my driveway in between right now a rolls royce and a

00:25:06.780 mercedes i smile every time i see it so yeah i buy things just because they're art but i wouldn't

00:25:12.620 necessarily buy a painting but you know you could find joy and pleasure in things in life just because

00:25:18.060 they look beautiful or because they have a cool story behind them and that's art so no if you're

00:25:21.780 a content creator and you do painting or you play music or whatever it is yeah no move over to rumble

00:25:27.880 and start pumping your content out there because you need a variation of content because not everybody

00:25:32.100 wants to watch the same thing and art is very important did you ever have a

00:25:36.280 misunderstood artist phase i understand that you were really invested into kickboxing for a

00:25:40.760 majority of your life um and now you're you're a businessman but was there ever a phase where you

00:25:46.160 will let you want it to be i i realize that i've talked to a lot of people like you similar to you

00:25:50.480 they had a phase where they wanted to be a stand-up comedian or piano player or they wanted to be a

00:25:54.760 painter photographer did you ever have that or you've always pretty much known what you wanted to do

00:25:59.020 i haven't always known what i wanted to do no but i've always known who i wanted to be and i wanted

00:26:05.740 to be the person that i felt i was becoming and i wanted to be fucking rich i'm not gonna lie 0.89

00:26:11.760 wanted to be rich and i got there so i'm pretty happy about that what drove you to want to be rich

00:26:19.400 like i think that's one of the biggest differences between like i pretty much agree with you and i noticed

00:26:25.220 a lot of similarities in our life path but i didn't even want to be rich for a long time in my life

00:26:30.620 and maybe that comes with the fact that i grew up more middle class than you you grew up poor and so

00:26:36.420 that's automatically ingraining you from birth to want to be rich because it's what you don't have

00:26:41.540 but there was like up until recently i really decided like i i need to be rich i need to get out

00:26:45.980 of this um and maybe it's it's uh it's american broke like i i'm i'm paying i just made enough

00:26:54.280 money to pay off my student loans which was a big part of that like that was so technically broke if

00:26:59.760 you look at if you look at negative money for a long time if you look at all the debt that piled up

00:27:04.920 but maybe it's the illusion of not being poor but for a long time i just i was okay i was living in

00:27:11.420 an apartment in harlem and i just got out of brooklyn i was living i was living in the hood

00:27:14.800 for for years and i was fine with that i just wanted to make my youtube videos inspire people

00:27:19.500 and then something flipped and a lot of it was like content like yours to be able to have enough

00:27:24.960 freedom to get out of that but why do you think it is do you think it was just growing up poor they

00:27:29.580 wanted you always wanted to be rich certainly growing up poor motivates you but also it it was not

00:27:35.480 believing the dream that sold to a lot of people i know lots of people in your position who did

00:27:39.800 exactly the same things you did went to university you know got your student loans out but the way

00:27:43.840 the matrix talks to young men the way the matrix programs people and i'm going to give you example

00:27:48.640 of this in a moment is very much that it's all going to be okay oh yeah no sneak it you're going

00:27:52.820 to university good it's all going to be okay oh you're going to get a good job after university

00:27:56.080 don't worry it's all going to be okay so people believe that they're going to end up in this

00:27:59.200 wonderful position uh eventually especially when they grow up middle class or in the west or

00:28:03.020 especially when they follow the prescribed life path set out by the matrix you know

00:28:07.200 get a good uh you know get a job uh sorry go to school go to university get a job one day you're

00:28:12.540 going to be on 250 300 000 a year because you're a university educated person i think that i've

00:28:17.820 always known that that wasn't true so i wanted to become rich because i never had this everything's

00:28:23.340 going to be okay mindset i looked at the people around me and how the adults around me were living

00:28:27.520 the full-grown men around me in my town were living if anyone wants to go to england and take a walk

00:28:31.560 around luton town center they don't you'll see how fully grown adults live and the truth is it's not

00:28:36.840 going to be okay and one of the biggest psyops i see purported by the matrix and just social media

00:28:42.680 and online in general is you have people who are who are you know very smart people uh who do very 0.74

00:28:48.920 well who are already multi-millionaires telling everybody shit like you know one of the examples 0.94

00:28:55.480 i heard it was a comedian a black guy uh you know and it was an interesting story he was like you know 0.99

00:29:00.480 uh microwave meals are very terrible and i you know microwave meals never tasted good

00:29:05.360 but grandma's cooking always tasted much better but grandma spent longer marinating the meeting 0.97

00:29:10.060 etc etc but to some of you out there if you haven't got where you want to be and you haven't developed

00:29:14.740 into something beautiful delicious yet you have to understand some people just need a longer time

00:29:18.140 to marinate it was something like this but this is all over the internet oh don't worry it's all

00:29:23.320 going to come at the right time you know the universe at the right time is going to bless you

00:29:26.980 and you've got to stay patient stay true to yourself and it's all going to work out this is a

00:29:31.680 a psyop because 99 of people are born live and die in exactly the same income bracket i mean it's it's

00:29:38.640 ridiculous someone who's completely flat broke will post memes like you know some flowers take longer 0.98

00:29:44.260 to bloom than others so maybe i'm just one of those no make yourself fucking bloom today because if you 1.00

00:29:50.240 don't you are going to be poor forever you are going to be be born poor live poor struggle your whole 0.99

00:29:56.740 life and you're going to fucking die poor unless you do something about it and i've always known that 0.99

00:30:01.280 it wasn't necessarily being poor myself because i was relatively happy poor me my brother always had 0.99

00:30:05.500 a great time but i just knew that if i didn't do something to get rich it wasn't going to come to me

00:30:11.520 no not everything is okay no it's not going to happen at the right time no one day the universe is

00:30:16.140 going to realize that i've been a good person my whole life and bless me with what i want from life

00:30:19.740 you have to go out there and take it so i think that's a very important lesson and i'd like all of

00:30:24.820 you watching when you see these memes come up and you all know which memes i'm talking about

00:30:29.080 please comment on them and say no this kind of thinking me is going to have you dying poor because

00:30:35.920 you're going to have no plan you're going to take no action and you're going to assume it's all going

00:30:40.000 to come to you at the right moment and university students are programmed with this so i don't

00:30:44.460 necessarily i don't necessarily want to say you were programmed you've certainly escaped the matrix now

00:30:48.600 but when you're university studying you think yeah i'm at university study i'm getting my degree 0.96

00:30:52.080 what the fuck does that even mean 0.96

00:30:54.040 that's your job 0.99

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SNEAKO - September 19, 2022

Tristan Tate Exposes SNEAKO’s “Brokie” Mentality…

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