On the one hand no because he didn´t invent anything new. What he says isn´t new and he´s not that famous as many people think he is. Also he´s not the only one there are a lot of guys that love to talk tell guys how the world works and make money out of it.
On the other hand yes, I feel I´m part of a generation of guys that is insecure and not because of him but because how things in this world. Like is it just me or has become masculinity completely subjective and it´s left to each and everyone to define what a man is. There are a lot of guys that have no or not many social contacts.
Andrew Tate is an example of a lone wolf and successful self made man so to say that´s something they rather can relate to than for example Harry Styles or Tom Holland. Whereas them he seems to have built up his success on his own and he gets the attention many of those guys that listen to him don´t get or crave. He seems to be the guy that was under-estimated and then proved all the others wrong. He made himself from nothing into something so to say.
Why not Styles or Holland? Because those guys have a too high quantity of social skills and that´s something that we the social awkward guys don´t have and feel we can never get. I´m personally not listening to Andrew Tate mostly because he follows other morals than he wants other to live up to and secondly his goals aren´t mine. I also disagree with him on questions of cheating and maybe how to lead a relationship.
Generally though I clicked originally no thinking about it I would say yes though under the premise that he´s not the only one and his impact is still over-estimated because there are guys and groups I think that have way more impact than he.
I see the main problem for some guys is that they are not physically and mentaly strong and they are socially awkward and have few friends and at a certain age it´s looked at bad and it also feels bad to go out alone. So instead they stay home because there are not many places where you can make friends if you seem to be a loner.
Those guys therefore realise at some point they can´t get a relationship so they look for an explanation to their misery and Tate gives it to them. The relationship topic is so immanent because mainly many movies and soaps see marriage as the ultimate happiness. Like take the Big Bang Theory, it ends with Sheldon marrying Amy and all the main guys being married and also Stuart being taken at the end of the show. So what does it tell a nerd guy? A relationship is the goal of happiness.
I think number of socially awkward and lonely guys (call them "toxic") will grow in the future but not because of Tate and other guys but because people offline simply don´t care. It´s the parents and class mates that have a much higher impact than somebody from the internet. Yes it´s harder to raise a boy and to connect with him but the problem if we don´t do it other people will like for example gangs.
Tate profits of those guys but he doesn´t create them he just collects them like ripe fruits.
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Andrew Tate is about 75% right - but he takes things way too far because HE can get away with it and because HE has - ahem - "questionable" morals.
He's a tall, very physically fit professional fighter, and he's wealthy, so women tend to find him attractive. But he's also an admitted criminal, and is not apologetic about it at all - he's also an admitted narcissist, as many of the most desirable men are. He often talks about (but only rarely outright endorses) doing things that are illegal or at least immoral.
Because of these things, a lot of people are going to focus on the obviously-bad things about him, and either dismiss him (fair enough) or brand EVERYTHING he says as wrong or evil, and that's NOT correct.
A lot people don't want to deal with nuance or shades of gray - they ONLY want to take a position on one extreme or the other. A person is either "completely good" or "completely evil," and "completely good" essentially means they believe exactly everything you believe - otherwise they are completely evil.
For people who are intelligent enough to handle nuance, they can look at Andrew Tate and see that many things he says - especially about men needing to step up, improve themselves, work hard, etc., and when he says that men need to take leadership and not let women walk all over them - those things are correct, and most women would agree. But when he talks about other things - sometimes overtly criminal things - you don't want to follow his example, and if you tried, you wouldn't get away with it anyway, because you lack his money, his connections, and his influence.
Anyone who has a hero or mentor should understand that those people are not perfect either. They have flaws, they've made mistakes, and they may even hold opinions in certain areas that you strongly disagree with or might even be offended by. That doesn't mean that their achievements aren't worthy of recognizing or that they have nothing of value to offer you. If we could ONLY learn from perfect people, we'd still be living in caves and hunting animals with rocks and bones.
I believe so. But more so, I see it as he is raising men to be very insecure. I mean what guy says it is fine for a man to cheat as it is "exercise", but a woman is completely restricted. He says it is how the man is wired (to reproduce), but so are women during ovulation. Is that an excuse to cheat? He goes off about how a woman is more emotionally wired, but he seems to get quite defensive quite easily and has a major ego. I also don't get the whole, "My girl could never have more money than me" type of behaviour. So what if your girl earns more money? If you are finding it embarrassing, then again, you're letting your feelings get in the way. Secondly if you were a real man, you would show off to the world how hard working your girl id, to be earning that amount. He loves to say it is a mans job to protect a woman. If he truly believes that, then he must also know protecting is not only physically. It is emotionally and mentally. So when you go to cheat, even if it is a once off, you have already hurt your girl. You have broken her into pieces, so how is that protecting? In saying all of this, I don't know how truthful he is abut these statements. Perhaps he doesn't even believe them himself. He earns more money when his videos get reposted, so even if he has to say the worst things, he will do so in hopes to get reposted, and boom, extra money. I feel very bad for those people that listen to his sayings. The main thing in this life is to know your self worth. Don't let people walk over you, but treat people with respect. No one is your property, and you aren't someone else's property. For a relationship to work, it is about teamwork. The moment your eyes are set on something else, you are actively saying that you are not completely committed to one person. And last thing I'd like to say about him is that he believes a man should lead. Now why would a woman let s man lead her if he has no control over his sexual desires? One that cannot tame his ego, especially if she earns more money than him? He is raising men to only be the worst. As stated, I feel bad for the men buying into this. You can "be a man", without needing to be toxic. It takes a strong man to stay faithful despite urges, and it takes a strong man to put his ego aside. Clearly Tate cannot do that, and he is influencing more men to be like him. It is very sad.
I think i can understand western young men for listening to him or any redpill channels (?) since there are not many organisations for men who care about men etc or men's problems dont really get talked about in media/at school or there are not many role models for young men. As a result these young men feel like that their voice is heard by these people even though they know that famous redpill channels or andrew tate say some antiwoman stuff but at least someone talk about some of the men's problems. However men's problems can be talked without being sexist towards women. So if you want people to stop listening to him or other toxic people we need role models and male version of feminism (?). I dont know. I am really done with this gender war.
By the way andrew tate is a attention seeker who know very well how to get attention by being extra sexist, provocative etc. Seriously noone should give an attention since this is what he wants.
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I don't think so. I think Tate phrases things as bluntly as possible to shock the senses, but doesn't seem like he's actually very toxic. You couldn't live the way his critics say he lives without being in constant legal trouble. Seeing as how most people who have interacted with him actually have great things to say about him, I'm inclined to think he's just playing a character.
Let's see;
1. He thinks of himself as one of the top 1% of men in the world and everyone else is beneath him unless they've registered themselves into his Hustler's University and/or War Room programme.
2. He treats all women as promiscuous and shuns them for even daring to use social media, talking to any other guy besides him, and for them even daring to consider any other guy as attractive besides him.
3. He degrades women for sleeping around, but says it's okay for a man to fuck as many women as he wants even if he's in a committed relationship/marriage because in his defense, "sleeping with different women isn't considered cheating".
4. He glorifies money, power and status and will belittle you if you think otherwise, saying that if you don't own a couple supercars, live in a mansion, smoke expensive cigars all day and fly around in private jets, you're a failed man and no woman would ever want to look at you.
5. He shares mysoginistic views about dating and that acts of aggression, violence and abuse are okay because it's the "inherent nature of a man to be brutal". Moreover, he has multiple charges against him for this very behavior he glorifies.
So to answer your question, yes. Andrew "Tryhard" Tate really is raising and commandeering a generation of toxic men, and I know I might get a lot of backlash from this by the people who voted "No", but someone had to say it. I even released a MyTake of my own discussing this guy on my profile, so you could check that out later as well. Besides, you don't even need me to tell you this. Just listen to the content this guy puts out and the things he says and you'll know just what I mean. It's very easy to point out and talk about a couple obvious problems that men are facing and then mix it up with your twisted ideologies to sound relevant.Since Kevin Samuels got knocked off, most likely either by either a feminist group or even secret government police group like the CIA or FBI to stop a potential Messiah, I think Tate is the next and up-and-coming, although I enjoyed Samuels, Tate is over the top, and acting a bit to be ultra masculine.
There are too many young and upset men. Many have seen some manosphere stuff. And to top it off, thrhy also see TilTok stuff, with women making fools out of themselves, and it only bolsters young angry men to find a cheerleader, and right now it is Tate.
In a nutshell, many young guys want to date and have sex with women. Many are losing out. So they turn to these PUA types who sell them the idea that if they just start acting like men, and they will become successful. Of course these young guys are really competing for women in a social media and dating app world. Most of these women are holding out for a top tier man. Most guys sadly are just average. Some even slightly less than.
I think Tate will eventually get knocked off when he has too many followers and his message gets much wider as Samuels was huge in the black community. He was likely about to hit the mainstream. Tate is just a trend right now. If that trend get popular, he too will likely face the same fate as Samuels. I think like Samuels, the media and attempt to defame him and try to make him as nasty as they can. If he should win, he better get his life sorted, because he will land up beside the late great Kevin Samuels.
Yeah, I don't know who he is. If you could provide your take on him, I would like to see it.
The weirdest thing about GaG is that there is no discussion about what it means to be a man.
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It has nothing to do with the bullsh*t term "toxic masculinity" (not that I take anyone seriously who unironically uses that term). He's just an asshole and con artist. He's not a teacher of "masculinity." No one who's not extremely dumb even pays attention to him. And to be perfectly honest, I never even heard of him until three weeks ago, and only know him thanks to Turkey Tom.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/j4g2uuCeSPsAndrew Tate is irrelevant and probably going to end up in prison soon.
The world will always have an Andrew Tate, before him was Kevin Samuels, before him was Rollo Tomasi, etc...
So long as we have radical feminists pushing all kinds of twisted agendas that benefit women off the back of men you will have angry men looking for a prophet and today Cobra Tate stepped up to give these men what they wanted a voice that is polarizing and while toxic it is also a cry that enough is enough.
He is no doubt an evil but a necessary and inevitable one.
Unfortunately he is also a major scammer in terms of how he exploits that fame to make moneyNever heard of him, had to Google him because of this post. I'll start by saying it's never masculinity that's "toxic," it's what some men who say with their beliefs.
The dude operates like a cult: he says something vaguely reasonable or plausible, sandwiches in crazy nonsense, and says it with such conviction that people think it's true.
The stuff he's saying appeals to insecure men without positive influences or role models in their lives, so they hang on every word. It's sad really, there's a vacuum for positive male role models and dudes like Andrew Tate are clearly taking advantage. I say that despite the fact that he seems to genuinely believe what he's saying.
He's probably not going to catch on 100%, but there are enough insecure men who need help looking in all the wrong places to give him an ongoing fan base.
I don’t know if his actions are helping the new generations become stronger and more resilient like they should be but he knowsPersonally I think Andrew Tate is just putting on a persona so that the men of the latest generations can get their shit together.
If the way he speaks was actually the way he was off camera then yeah that would be pretty bad but honestly I believe what he does on cameras just a persona
I don’t know if his actions are helping the new generations of men become stronger and more resilient like they should be but who knows."most famous man on the planet right now"
I've never even heard of him, nor do I care tbh.
As for masculinity being "toxic", people need to stop calling assholes masculine. Thats not what masculine means.
Your attitude, aggression level, intelligence, personality, and sense of morals, have squat to do with your testosterone levels, chromosomes, or genitals. Masculinity is how male you are, not how you think or act.
It has to do with looks and biological sex.Clementine ford, why she's not banned for saying men are worthless all the time?
Misguiding women to hate men talking about Patriarchy oppressing women when it's not the truth.
Patriarchy and men invented the tampons, Men died for women and children to see this day? Even now in Ukraine men are protecting their homeland. It's not feminists on the frontline.
Cherilyn Sarkisian- Do you think men are important? went viral saying ''Like for what?''
And SO MUCH MORE on media painting men bad.
Men suicides are at an all time high.
Do Women care... Do feminist care? No. So that says a lot about feminism.
Andrew Tate felt sorry for men. If Tate is bad then Feminists are the worst.
Even the vibrator they use is made by men for their lonely time.
Cherilyn Sarkisian.
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no, he's only fishing for the dumbasses that are already dumb AF
and he's catching plenty nowadays...
certainly some here at this site, lmfao... He's raising men not to be pussies. We have question on Gag where majority of men agree with no fault divorce, not having ability to express themselves on social media, pay for first dates, not hit back women that assault them, staying in a marriage where the woman no longer is trying then it is clear why women have no respect for most men today and are super picky. Most men are complete beta males today that think being a female's gay best friend will lead to them getting a wife/girlfriend.
he's Raising a generation of toxic simps that keep him paid and relevant on YouTube. If I knew it was that easy to make money off impressionable, angry men, I would shaved my head bald, wore sunglasses, grew a beard, and talked about females a Long time ago.
For someone that is supposed to be " the most famous man on the planet " according to your statement, it seems that 95% of GaG users are unaware of this person is. Since GaG is a pretty good representation of the people out there, it is reasonable to assume that 95% of the world, and that includes China, Zimbabwe, Uruguay and Iceland, have not the faintest idea who it is. Making a statement that one particular person is the most famous man on earth is a little far fetched, no?
Also, from his pictures, I would say that he looks very toxic and that he is a person that every woman should avoid to meet in a dark alley.
If I were ever in a room with him, I would have to leave once he opened his mouth, as I wouldn't be able to stop laughing.
I wouldn't go as far as to say that he is raising a generation, as most of the men that I know who know of him think he's horrible.
he's a misogynistic hypocrite. And I personally think that anyone who goes as far as to preach their beliefs as he has, is incredibly insecure.
I’m with Dusty. I don’t know who this is. Maybe my lack of motivation to watch the news is turning out to be a positive. I can guarantee you my husband doesn’t know who he is because the only media he listens to is his favorite radio station which only plays music, very little news programming. So I guess he can just keep whatever toxicity he may have in his own little circle and out of mine.
Am I the only one who doesn’t know who that is? Like I know I don’t keep up that much with the media but I still know who most famous people are and this one is like radio silent. But people can be susceptible to pressure from others or can see how life would be easier by doing what that person does. Can’t say they’d be successful or not though.
Had no idea who he was... googeld and watched a little... awful! 🤮🤮🤮
I really hope nobody is listening to his bullshit and other self claimed "alpha-male"'s shit.The guy is trash. We have a younger generation of men looking for someone to show them the way, instead of blazing their own trails... And then guys like this, feeding nothing of real substance, monetizing his vitriol, riding on the backs of the misguided young men he leads astray. Advocating domestic abuse, alone, is trash... Even without fleecing the lost souls he's leading further off the road to success.
He has a huge following because he's literally saying toxic and controversial shit. Hate to spoil your fun, but that's the easiest way to do it.
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