The Psychosphere #3: Andrew Tate III 

Fffff me I’m 62 today and only just come across this man Tate. I so so wish he was around when I was growing up. What a bloody man. Full stop. God bless him always

Whenever i feel depressed i come back to this interview and it pumps me up

The suicide conversation was really interesting. I spent most of my 20's being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Nothing seemed to work out for me no matter how hard I tried. When I was 20, I had a daughter because the girl I was with lied about being on birth control. Around the age of 27 or so, I was working at Home Depot, part time and going to school. In a 2 month period, 3 of my childhood friends died. One hung himself because his wife left him. One shot himself because of his ptsd from the military, and one had been sober for 5 years then overdosed when he relapsed. I was devastated and drinking a lot every day. Like Tate, i showed up every day and kept doing what I needed to do, kept studying, kept working but I was hurting pretty bad. I had been dealing with suicidal feelings for many years at that point and the deaths of my close friends was putting me over the edge. One night, my daughter called me up on skype and she seemed sad. I asked her what was wrong and she said "Sometimes, I just wish I could see you for real." I hadn't seen her in person for 3 years because my ex had moved out of state with her. I started bawling, and pulled out my credit card, bought the cheapest ticket I could find for when my school break started and told her "Well guess what!? I just bought a ticket to come see you!" My daughter goes running through the house yelling "Dad's coming to see me! Dad's coming to see me!" My ex immediately hops on and ruins everything, throwing a huge shit fit. Fast forward a few months and I'm visiting my daughter. I stayed the whole summer break with her. During that time I did a lot of reflecting and came to the conclusion that I didn't know what I'm supposed to do or how I'm going to do it, but no matter what I will not quit until I get my life together and can provide for my daughter. College ended up not doing shit for me, so I eventually ended up going to trade school. Now I work on powerlines and make just shy of 200k a year. My life is in a place I could never have imagined just a few short years ago. Looking back, the suicidal thoughts, the depression, the deaths of my friends- while they were tragedies, they ended up being the best thing that ever happened to me. I had nothing to lose and went all in on getting out of that dark hole. I am a different person today because of it, and I am grateful for those terrible experiences. I couldn't appreciate it at the time, but looking back it was necessary to get me where I am today.

One of the best interviews I’ve ever heard. His mindset is bulletproof

The Tates are some of the realest dudes on the planet

Probably the greatest Tate interviews ever. Job well done!

I can’t believe this was two years ago. He has stayed consistent in his overall message, and his confidence is inspiring.

The more I listen to Tate the more I’m able to see the depths of his character. At first he stepped on my toes but now he stiffens backbones

The thing with this guy - unlike almost anyone else on the internet - is that he can back this shit up - and he's in a position to say what most men think. Superb interview - great questions - built a very good connection with Tate.

The interviewer is truly a professional. He listens, gices his point of view and continue without arguing or defending his own ideas. Awesome mate

I watched this the first time back in 2021. Back then there weren't too many Andrew interviews, but this is one keeps being one of the best if not the best. I keep coming back to it. David was on point too. Wonderfully conducted analysis or interview. Thank you! In regard to a future talk. In this talk Andrew was still atheist, I'd be interesting to know how now believing in a superior power has modified the mindset he shares here.

I don't see eye to eye with Andrew Tate on many things, I don't appreciate certain behaviours and attitudes of his and many of our values are very very different. Despite all of this, I can't help but respect and admire the guy as an accomplished and principled man with integrity. One of the many things I've learnt from watching this whole Tate thing unfold and experiencing my view of him change is: in this life some very very few men earn the right to be bit of an arsehole and still gain your respect while being that way. Andrew Tate is one of those men.

I was once a hater of Andrew Tate because of NightFam but after searching him i have now a high respect towards Andrew knowing he just wanted us to be successful. More power to you Andrew

What an amazing guy. I love how he thinks. Really something to get inspired by

+17.00 minutes!!! I have worked with kids with behavioral problem, for 12 years. He’s absolutely true! The more I push them, into good manners, good behavior and character, the better they get. But the keyword it push, you can’t let them decide, what do they know compered to me.

I'm a woman and I completely love his mind, how he thinks, very similar to how I do especially the fact that the thing with the Lamborghini or Ferrari (cant remember) he saw and that motivated me as well and . He's right about the fact that most women do want a strong rich guy who can take care of em. My ass gay but my sister is like that , I never understood why cause for me I like what I like but yea I've seen her choose and deny certain man, the pattern is similar to how tate explains it, I'm not judging her , I used to but who am I to judge. Not all are like that of course but his perspective on pretty much everything just resonates with me and idk listening to him motivates me 10x more cause irl lately I don'tsee people who think like that or expresses themselves that way and it's hard to interact with most people but he inspires me to speak my truth & Love him really do

The only thing that changes with Tates interviews is how many Supercars he has 🤣🤣🤣

Tristan just chillin in the background

You can not love this guy...he is an exceptional human being❤️🙏🏽

David, thank you for interviewing him! Tate inspired and changed my whole life.

David Sutcliffe yo! I've been watching this over and over last year but the new interview is fire! Keep it up G! Thank you.

Great interview man. Lots of insight. You should interview Tristan one of these days.

My husband is a pilot and has always argued that point that men are safer in a cockpit than a women. Women are emotional driven the man is more rational and technical in a cockpit

Violence makes you enlightened probably the most underrated saying ever.

I had done so many bad things in my life and i regret it that i have done that but now i am leaving it cause the past doesn't matter its the present and it's the future that matters so i accept my past and now i am over it

At 44:00, I recall there were studies done on this topic. The experiment was based around two groups of people, one group were getting electric shocks, the other group had the choice whether or not to swap places with an individual getting an electric shock. The result was that people overwhelmingly swapped places with those getting shocked even though it did no good for them. It basically proved that humans can be altruistic even when they'd get no pleasure from the result. Or at least an altruistic act can be the overwhelming motivation with pleasure coming secondary.

Breakups happen; Tate is right in saying NEVER text the other first. Then you are playing right into their cards and are prone to making stupid decisions. There have been many times when I wanted to text my ex desperately, but I am glad that I did not. You have VALUE. Never let someone determine your value.

I learned more from Andrew podcasts than my 10 years of school education , Top G

Tates a straight G

A man sure of himself, you rarely see it nowadays, and has the reciept to backup his self confidence

watched this the first time 2 years ago , had no idea who andrew tate was. amazing to see what hes become mashallah.

This is better interview than the BBC's

Great mature interview! Hope you keep doing them.

Thank You so much for sharing this. I really loved every minute of this interview and I personally have taken a lot away from this.

This conversation was another level

This interview is great. I think Tate was very comfortable to talk about lots of topic to go over deeply.

Tate and Dan Pena have a lot more in common than they think

bruh tristan in the back is so clown... he is absolutely unphased by andrew, bro knows whats good

Tristin is just siting in the background on his phone

Now THIS is the most raw and most motivating Andrew Tate I’ve ever seen! You can tell this was before the matrix attacked him I prefer this one to the new one but thank you David!

Need part 2 david !! Get it done while the top is in Dubai

Doing push-ups while watching this.

What an amazing interview! 💣

"How many pushups can you do? Not enough. Get to fucking work" Truth. Talking about fear. I was roofing the other day and as we were going up to the roof my foreman asked me "are you scared?" I said, "scared of what? The roof?" The only thing that was scary was the question. The fact he thought I was afraid of doing what I do every single day. Dude if I was fucking afraid I wouldn't be a roofer. Fear is irrelevant when your roofing or rock climbing or fighting. You just do it anyways. You stay in control to the best of your ability and you don't do something you know is going to bring your death. I bridge the line alot and push the bar and my coworkers think I'm nuts. The only thing I fear is being stupid or letting my fear keep me from overcoming something. There is meaning in overcoming your fears. Strength is to be gained.

Great interview

I am a women watching this podcast! I am 59, I have 2 sons grew up w/ 4 brothers I dated men who only had boys in my privies life I was a man! I am very interested in what you have to say! I believe a lot of what you are saying is so true! I want to thank you for saying the things you do! I think you are correct on all or at least most of what you say. The way I see it first off you talked about when your son is fourteen how he’s not going to do something stupid which would probably be true bc you would have raised him not to! Also the ppl or men/boys who can’t or won’t! Is bc they weren’t raised the same! I would be courteous to see how you can turn around someone in there late teens early twenties someone whose had a terrible life thus far! Anyway I just wanted to say I am a women and I am watching. You said in this interview you don’t understand why a women would be watching I like you and love what you have to say!❤ 52:22

You're awesome david

This man is a number 3 of the enneagram, he will never have enough, nor can he ever relax, no matter how much he achieves in his life, is just a control freak, and there is a lot of fear behind that..

I feel sorry for his future/present children. I hope they feel loved and have freedom and choice to be who they want to be

6:37 - feelings don't matter

YES G!

I love his enthusiasm.

17min 38sec did anyone notice the edit, look at tristan on the couch, then at 17min 41secs tristan is walking to the couch wtf..........

Mad respect ✊🏾

God bless you and your family Tate 🙏❤️

The Top G never changes, even after the newest interview

He gave that Psychiatrist Absolutely Nothing to Hold On Too....

Every single this needs to be a book about psychology and massive issues as a person

Man just explained McGregor's life

Tate speaks common sense I like him

17:20 thank you andrew

Interesting dynamic of him and his brother.

He’s the man.

Nice questions straight to the point

My boy Tristan chilling in the cut

If you give to charity and it makes you feel good, you are a good person.

You deserve more subs man

Amazing interview. We love Tate!!!!

True, Thank-you Tate.

hell yea, i enjoy listening to tate preach while i play video games

Put this man, conor mcgregor and dan pena in one room

If you want to learn discipline and mental resilience this guy will do real well. If you want anything else, like awareness...he scores pretty low. And thinking and controlling everything is not it. And why would you want awareness. Because thats who you really are. Let's see him try to crack this one :)

You earned my subscription after this interview. Keep up the good work. I feel as though you are the real deal.

"How I feel has no bearing on the way I act." - Genius.

*Suicide rate drops to 0%

Probably the most insightful interview Tate has done on his mindset and cosmovision as a whole, congrats on the interview sir.

I’m glad you still have this up on your channel, the one on his channel got taken down. This is one of his best interviews, so many gems I’ve watched multiple times thank you

I was depressed for 7 years and I still agree with him about depression, I was obese, I lost the weight and lifted my whole outlook on self, family, friends, coworkers. Happiness starts with doing something different to change your life

This is Andrew Tate's best interview!

Tate taught me one thing which is to say your mind even if it's politically incorrect. The day I started saying only the things that I believe in. Life became better. No shit of pretending.

Even if this was 3 hours i would still watch it.

Excellent interview. He doesn’t interrupt Tate and asks insightful, meaning full questions.

Absolutely brilliant! How could you possibly hate this guy? He's the personification of masculinity

I always wondered why he "screams" when he speaks. It just dawned on me while watching this. That's how he regulates his emotions. I personally don't think he is a natural public speaker. He is performative and really quite good at it. The elevated pitch in his voice is essentially compensating for his fear or fears. David did an amazing job regulating his emotions while pushing him to expose them and face them simultaneously. His story about his father taking away 10 dollars because he got two questions wrong in SAT is very telling. Interestingly, he has awareness surrounding his ego. He understands he is largely motivated by his ego.

"what if I've been formed deliberately into this brilliance?" I love this guy's attitude

The thing im realizing about him is his opinions are fully driven by his personal experiences and this i what limits him. Best example i can use is his view on women. He believes that they all like leaving responsibility and wisdom up to men because all the women he has attracted, are disappointingly really like that. This isnt because they are female its because all living things seek what we lack in ourselves, and for humans, sometimes we do that through the romantic relationships we form, its survival. If a person isnt physically and emotionally strong they will usually naturally find a partner who is, so that they can vicariously be too. Its nature, we all do it. So as shocking as it is he is correct in his observation that the women *around him* (key words around him) are like this, but he hasnt met every women on the planet, he apparently has never met a single mother, or watched any wildlife documentary without worshipping and admiring the male animals whilst completely ignoring the females or only acknowledging them in their shortcomings , (sound familiar?) Andrew tate is very intelligent in his area of expertise, but his extreme knowledge of his own philosophy blinds him from seeing and understanding any other philosophy that remotely contradicts his. You can understand something without agreeing with it, allowing yourself to learn something new about the world and how others live in it is productive, and we’d all be better off if we did so. We learn and grow from adopting and adapting our philosophy, nothing is ever set in stone, not the events in our life nor what our mindsets will be when we experience them. Now, his philosophy works, and it provides a solution that humans have been falling back on since the dawn of time, but its also the exact reason we are falling back. We are the creators of our own obstacles, tate already knows this, but he hasnt and probably never will *see* the obstacle he has made for himself.

Best interview, ever. He asked one sentence questions like , "what is courage for you" in 5 sec and gave him 10 minutes to answer. That's how you conduct an interview!!!!

I had no idea how genius Andrew Tate is… my new standard was just set.

“Emergency meetings are the core of our monumental success”. Andrew Tate, Top-G, Top Striker, Mr. Plenty, Mr. Producer…… 💯🔥👑✊

Anything Tate related I will watch. Love how structured and consistent he is.

This video truly touched my heart and left me feeling inspired and motivated. The message of hope and perseverance resonates deeply with me, and I am grateful for the reminder to never give up on my dreams. Thank you for sharing this powerful and meaningful content.

Hey Dave,,, this is the first time i see you and i just want to say i have Huge respect for you .. what a guy.. the way you handled this interview was Perfect, not taking Sides just being real and Honest and kept the smile till the end. Much love and respect. God bless your soul.. you have my support. you're a genuine man. I wish you all the best in this life .. your new fan from Saudi Arabia..

Best interview with Tate. Please re-schedule a second.

This is a Awesome interview. It’s great example of a conscious narcissist. It is very interesting to look at the spectrum of peoples perspective of the meaning of life. He is strategic in his life’s approach and much of this is beneficial to consider and much of it is overall destructive to society.

I genuinely don't understand why people look up to this guy, he acts like he just logged off of r/incels , he's such a narcissist and genuinely believes he's the greatest person on earth. Its funny how he unknowingly shows us how extremely small his world view actually is. I'm not a psychologist, but if I feel like you could write an amazing paper in psychology, with just this interview.

So many fans who are suckered by his narcissism. AT hates women. There have been so many videos of him bashing women and reducing them down to disposable objects, and yet his fans turn a blind eye because he knows how to manipulate and say the right things to sound important.

I wonder how tough he will on his kid if they are born autistic or deformed

@David Sutcliffe It would be great to hear your thoughts 2 years after this great interview now that Tate has become a household name and the center of controversy. Also great would be a follow-up interview.

I'm beginning to believe that Andrew's success owes much more to his mother than to his father. Although he doesn't speak extensively about his mother, he speaks highly of his father's influence. While his father provided the motivation for him to achieve important milestones, it was his mother who filled the gaps between those milestones, creating an environment where he felt emotionaly secure, loved, and supported. and maybe this foundation likely instilled in him a distaste for laziness, as he perceived it as a potential means of losing his father's approval. Just guessing

I totally see why women love this man. He is the real deal... he explains he's point clearly and does not contradict himself. Basically has his own values and strong minded